From the support:

@aioc
Currently I see that the distribution isn't automated for security reasons.
I hope that the two devs will find a solution for this.

Chi gestisce il faucet, e deve poi passare i valori al dev che ha i coin, probabilmente se ne è andato a dormire.
Quindi domani quando si sveglierà, passerà i valori al dev.

Vediamo se si trova un modo per rendere la cosa più automatizzata.

On the Bitcoin Unlimited forum and Slack chat, it's hardly to see both Gavin Andressen or Roger Ver.
Again, you can't find them anywhere by nearly a year.

All the devs of Bitcoin Unlimited (or Bitcoin Classic) are working on their own, Gavin Andresen and Roger Ver could even disappear from the earth tomorrow and nothing will change on the Bitcoin Unlimited developing cicle.

This, just to help you to be in better contact with the reality

This reminds me what they are doing here

Delayed Proof of Work (dPoW) Whitepaper
https://komodoplatform.com/downloads/Komodo_dPoW_Whitepaper_v1.pdf

ABSTRACT
In this whitepaper we discuss a completely new cryptocurrency consensus mechanism, that is as secure as the proof-of-work blockchain to which it attaches itself to (In this case:
Bitcoin), but does not require computing power and energy to be wasted.
This system is called Delayed Proof of Work (dPoW) and is achieved by notarizing blocks created in the initial blockchain on the Bitcoin blockchain, ensuring that once the information is
engraved on the Bitcoin blockchain, it would be required both blockchains in question to be compromised.

Again, you didn't prove anywhere your "tragedy of the common problem" on Bitcoin, while instead I showed a proof of the opposite:

http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-miners-ditch-ghash-io-pool-51-attack

You can't continue to put in a base of your logic, but still this will not make it truth/proven.

There are already some dynamic proposals

https://zander.github.io/posts/Blocksize%20Consensus/

Out of here... many things are moving to make it possible the on-chain scaling.

Questa guida è vecchia rispetto all'attuale versione.

Come portafoglio, ora ti consiglierei Electrum e Copay.

Esportare non credo che sia possibile, ma puoi trasferire i Bitcoin normalmente fra i wallet, e quindi inviarli da blockchain.info a Electrum. (esempio)

Esportare ha un significato diverso, significa cioè importare le chiavi private di un wallet in un altro.

This is a list of free banking services (mostly in EU e nearly) that give you the possibility to open an account directly online.
Most of them haven't any connections with the Bitcoin world, but they can be useful for being used with the common Bitcoin exchanges or to buy/sell Bitcoin online on the OTC market.

I'll try to maintain this list updated.


Personal IBAN:
- https://n26.com (Germany) - Full bank - It has the 100000 eur accounts bank account failure protection.
- https://www.bunq.com (Netherlands) - Full bank - It has the 100000 eur accounts bank account failure protection.
- https://revolut.com - (Lithuania)
- https://fidor.de (Germany - German language) - It can be very good because it has likely instant transfer in/out from Kraken - Full bank - It has the 100000 eur accounts bank account failure protection.
- https://bitwala.com (Germany)
- https://glob-coin.com - (France)
- https://www.okpay.com (United Kingdom)
- https://epayments.com (United Kingdom)
- https://moneypolo.com (United Kingdom)
- https://transferwise.com - (Germany) - Borderless account
- https://wirexapp.com (Lithuania)
- https://crypto.com (United Kingdom)
- https://spectrocoin.com (Lithuania)
- https://leupay.eu (Malta)
- https://www.icard.com (Bulgaria)
- https://www.monese.com - (United Kingdom)
- https://www.paysera.com (Lithuania) - They don't like/allow to sent/receive from exchanges
- https://mistertango.com (Lithuania) - Bitcoin friendly - Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1709715.0
- http://mycard2go.com - (Germany - Fee)
- https://www.payoneer.com (Registered office USA, account in Germany ) - Strong limitations
- https://www.sogexia.com - (England) - Free but with 2% fee for incoming transfers!
- https://www.fidorbank.uk (England) - Only for UK citizens. - Instant transfer in/out Kraken
- https://monzo.com (England) - Only for UK citizens. (currently)
- https://lunarway.com (Denmark) - Only for in Denmark citizens.
- https://dipocket.org/ - Dedicated (Polish) IBAN, but not in your name (account name: DiPocket Limited - Client Funds)


Personal IBAN - Still closed / partially open:
- https://holvi.com (England?) - Open only to companies (not privates)
- http://bankclearly.co (still closed)


Shared IBAN (they can't be used with exchanges)
- https://wb21.com (Germany) - Discussion: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1512385.0
- https://cryptocapital.co - EUR/USD/GBP/... - Dedicated IBAN but not in your name.


Instant transfers between accounts of the same service (useful for the OTC market)
- https://n26.com
- https://www.bunq.com
- https://www.paysera.com
- https://leupay.eu
- https://mistertango.com
- https://cryptocapital.co
- https://wb21.com
- https://revolut.com
- https://www.icard.com


If you have some news / feedback, they are appreciated

The discussion is self-moderated because I hate the sig-spammers.


(original italian discussion)

@Nicolas Tesla
You as many other are currently missing one important thing.

What happen if the network lose a large number of nodes? The decentralisation feature of the network starts to missing.
What happen to the market if the decentralisation feature of the network starts to missing? The confidence in the Bitcoin gets lower, and so the price.
What happen to the miners if the price gets lower? They get less money.

So, even with an unlimited block size, maybe there can be problems from a possible attack from malicious entity, and so some dynamic barriers are needed, but there is no way that miners will start to make huge blocks, because this goes directly against their interest on money.

Again, not because they have a good heart, but even just because of their greed, as the Nakamoto's consensus works. (6. Incentive)

And they have millions invested that need to cover on all the next months/years.

Good past example of this economic behavior:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-miners-ditch-ghash-io-pool-51-attack/

Dall'app installata, vedo che l'utente può decidere la commissione di vendita, come per localbitcoin per dire.
Non ho ben capito quanto poi si prendano loro.

Questo fatto di non far pagare commissioni dei buoni, potrebbe comunque essere una cosa solo temporanea.
In generale, via POS (e non ritiro via ATM), la più conveniente al cambio credo che sia la Coinsbank.

Da notare che ora la carta advcash accetta come metodo di deposito per il wallet, sia i codici di btc-e che exmo, anche in euro ... senza commissioni.
Poi, dal wallet alla carta, 0.95 euro di commissione.
Quindi si venderebbero i bitcoin a prezzo dell'exchange, + 0.95 euro.
Penso che sia ben conveniente.

Qua la sorgente: https://github.com/ripplerm/ripple-wallet

Potete anche semplicemente scaricarlo da qui: https://github.com/ripplerm/ripple-wallet/archive/gh-pages.zip e lanciare poi index.html. (se non funziona su Chrome, provate Firefox)

I'm not sure if you will find them better, but on bitco.in/forum has some places for technical discussions. Maybe, or maybe not, you can find other opinions/help about this and other objects.

Altro wallet/exchange interno https://ripplerm.github.io/ripple-wallet/

Mancanza di rispetto delle regole, ancora.

Devi da un lato leggere ancora il regolamento, e la parte che ancora non stai rispettando, è che la tua discussione è piena di tuoi messaggi, che non sono risposte a nessuno, e che sarebbero tutti da cancellare.