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14841  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Quantum computer could kill bitcoin on: September 04, 2018, 06:45:01 AM
to all those wondering what quantum is.
if you brush asid all the wishy washy buzzwords of super positioning. multidimensions..

its simply instead of just 1 or 0 (binary) it uses 0 1 2 3

basically in binary 0volt is 0 and 1volt is 1
in quantum its more like
0volt 0.33volt 0.66volt 1volt

and now you'll start to understand it.
those doing quantum are deciding a 'standard'. such as do they call
0volt - bin0 boolean false
0.33v - bin01 boolean maybe not
0.66v - bin10 boolean maybe so
1volt - bin1 boolean true
or some other mixture that becomes standardised for how they use a qubit

secondly they are still figuring out and deciding how many qubits to use together to standardise a qubyte
..
imagine it like morse code. decades of just monotone of . and _  and now they are realising it can be a high-pitch toned . or a low toned . and same for _
they are still trying to work out what to do with 4 options instead of 2 and then deciding how many dots and dashes represent a word.

which is why they say it will be a decade before they have a 'quantum PERSONAL computer' because they are still at the standardising what was a on of switch(binary) to now being a 4 option dimmer switch(quantum)
14842  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How do you think blockchain can benefit healthcare? on: September 04, 2018, 04:20:11 AM
a patient can share their information to the only person they want to share.With this, there is no need of central administrator eliminated by cryptography and all the users are in the control. So, Blockchain provides security, scalability, and data privacy to the healthcare industry.

having medical data encrypted using a key only the patient has is bad.
imagine your in a coma. you cannot give consent. thus no doctor cant see your medical history because they dont have the key

however if the medical records are encrypted purely so its not cleartext. then it's just not readable without using a piece of equipment only supplied to hospitals. helps reduce outside access


and where by diagnosis are made immutible/signed off by more than one medical practicioner (lab tech and doctor) ensures the integrity of the data so that insurers cant just shout 'false claim'. thus reducing the auditing and admin. and just get on with funding medical procedures and medications faster
14843  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How do you think blockchain can benefit healthcare? on: September 04, 2018, 04:00:49 AM
I do not know what I see most projects related to healthcare always fail in the ICO even though there are few who achieve success,

opening up a healthcare based ICO will fail to b sustainable after release. this is because ICO's are made by random people looking for more random people to invest. which means it never sees light of day in a actual healthcare establishment because ICO's are aiming their fundraising and promoting at the wrong people


however if its a healthcare based blockchain/DLT then the developers should be contacting

a) government healthcare authorities to request a R&D grant to develop a prototype
b) private healthcare/insurance corporations to invest

and then if they succeed in proving its utility. seek a
a) government project grant to cover costs
b) private healthcare/insurance corporations to continue financing/investing
14844  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How do you think blockchain can benefit healthcare? on: September 03, 2018, 06:21:35 PM
its not just patient diagnoses that can be stored (patient medial records). its also
patient identity (including insurer)
doctor/hospital staff identity (including level of clearance)
hospital bed utility
pharmaceutical/surgical tools supply
even staff rota's

a single network/chain/dlt does not need to have just 1 usecase. it can have smart contracts for multiple purposes.

imagine a department had 36 staff and needed 12 staff per shift. the smart contract can log who should turn up and if a staff didnt turn up the software could check who else is equally skilled lives in the vincinity and not on shift to contact to fill that shift
the smart contract then signs when shift is over and publishes. and thats locked for hospitals HR/accounts and insurance devision to then release funds to pay the staff that worked. (by hr/accounts/insurance i mean other automated smart contracts of neighbouring sidechains that can view the staff rota sidechain)
14845  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Hodlers are unscrupulous parasites. Here's why on: September 03, 2018, 06:03:24 PM
that's the whole point of a censorship resistance currency and a free market. anybody who wishes can come get involved and own bitcoin and do with it whatever they like. from Satoshi and Hal Finney down to banksters like JP Morgan own bitcoin. and you can't prevent any of them without turning bitcoin into a centralized and censored currency.

i never said anything about censoring out fiat lovers. i just said insult the correct category of people
HODLers in my eyes hold bitcoin. this can also mean spending some and buying more. but fiat lovers that just want to exit bitcoin soon are not HODLers

but as for "censorship resistant freemaket".. that would be 100% true if 100% of market trades were done OTC. these days its done on regulated markets cencoring out certain users based on location and wealth. and charging fees to deposit, trade and withdrawal. so i take the term  "censorship resistant freemaket" very losely these days
14846  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Hodlers are unscrupulous parasites. Here's why on: September 03, 2018, 04:19:18 PM
what the OP is talking about is not HODLers.. but fiat investors.

HODLers hold and want to keep bitcoin.. HODLers can even spend bitcoin. but they then get more bitcoin because they want to stay with bitcoin as their main currency.. what they have as their assets is majority bitcoin and not much fiat. and they dont wish to hold fiat..

but those only looking for a great time to exit bitcoin and be fiat rich are not HODLers

i think insulting HODLers is wrong. call what your describing by its real term and insult them.. FIAT LOVERS
14847  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Stop using words "Bitcoin", "Crypto", "Blockchain" interchangeably. on: September 02, 2018, 06:09:04 PM
It is lack of a systematic education that has caused the this adoption of wrong use of these words interchangeably. As more people come to know these in the near future, this mistake will be avoided.

though i do not like people using bitcoin the protocol and bitcoin the currency in the same sentance. id prefer people to say btc in reference to the currency. (or near future, 'bits' and 'sats')

the other funny conversational buzzword pet hate is 'wallet'.
a crypto wallet does not hold funds. it holds the keys to sign transactions to move the funds.
we should use a analogy word like a 'keyring'
or if the conversation is about the function of making a transaction.. an analogy of a electronic cheque book

but thats just going down the rabbit hole of the misconception that bitcoin shouldn't be a 'coin' but be bitcheques and mining should be the cheque clearing house.
14848  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Stop using words "Bitcoin", "Crypto", "Blockchain" interchangeably. on: September 02, 2018, 05:58:37 PM
completely failing to understand how compound interest works.

but when interest is only 0.05%.. compounding it.. is a mega laugh.. its stil nothing
yet put the funds in a bank.
next year 1.0005
10 years  1.005011

10 year compound interest and they only get out $1.005 (banks would round down the sub-cent so its still only $1)
if you put $1 a year in. after 10 years youll have $10 plus.. wait for it.. 2 cents interest


so its still better to just buy and enjoy a loaf of bread now while you can afford it. instead of putting $1 into a bank and realising in 10 years you can only buy 75% of a loaf (inflation makes loaf $1.34)

as for those saying waiting for 40's for a bettr paid job.. well yea. $15k a year mcdonalds job. vs $40k career after training, promotions puts you in a better place than saving a bit of your mcdonalds wage per year

even if you stayed at mcdonalds and just took a inflation matching pay rise. in 10 years youll be at $20k
now if you know that bread at this year is one 15,000th of your salary.
and in 10 years at your inflated mcdonalds salary you divide that by one 15000th .. you have enough to buy a whole loaf. no gain no loss based on labour time vs loaf cost

which is why putting it in a bank doesnt earn you more. infact you can buy less by banking it. hense better to spend it.
after all if a mcdonalds job is $15k and you put in 10% salary ($1.5ky1... 1.545ky2...) even with interest it only amounts to mid $17k after 10 years with $44 interest,
you might aswell spend your 10% a year when you get it.
then challenge yourself to retain/get promotions to be in a $40k job by the age of 40. and tell yourself to just save 6 months of your $40k career salary when your older. which would be $20k
10% over 10 years is more than a whole year of your initial salary.. but only 6months of your future career salary...

plus ofcourse only getting $15k initially 10% is a big hit.. but when at $40k you can easily live your back to basics lifestile for 6 months(live with parents for 6 months) and put $20k aside

after all would you prefer to live 10 years with only $13.5ky1 13.9ky2.... or for just 6 months when your older living on only $20k



now to be more smart... invest it into something like bitcoin which year on year is better than 3%
2015 never dropped below $170
2016 never dropped below $350 (>200%)
2017 never dropped below $900 (>250%)
2018 never dropped below $5800 (>600%)
14849  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Scarcity doesn't always mean value on: September 02, 2018, 02:21:28 PM
EG bitcoins value of december 2017 was about $4k-$6k but peoples emotion and speculation made a bubble that hit near $20k
Agreed. I am finding it hard to swallow that people keep referring to current levels as being low, while the only reason they consider current levels to be low is that they think $20,000 is the standard in an odd way.

Even right now the price consists of at least 25% of speculation that's baked in, and for that exact reason I wouldn't be surprised to see the market come real close to the $5000 mark this or next year.

There hasn't been much of a fundamental difference justifying the price right now to be much higher than last year's 'fair' price of $5000. Both the demand and the use aspect of Bitcoin have taken a longer term break.

Scarcity in this case can't change much. Maybe there is just too much floating coin supply.

1. i dont say its price is LOW in comparison to the ATH. i see the price is LOW because it is floating only a thin film of bubble price (speculative foam) above value.

2. saying something is low is ok.. but saying it has CRASHED, which as we both agree is the wrong mindset of those that think the ATH is the norm.

3. i dont see a 25% built in speculative film of bubbles above value.
i seen a 200%-400% film of speculative bubbles above value last year.
i seen only a few % in this last couple months of speculative bubbles above value

4. last november value of ~$5.8k vs this year has changed. you just need to do the math of mining costs.
2017's ASIC batches were .. well ill save you the math. about $1.3k (simple math exahash *277)
november had the utility (point 1 of value indicator on first page) ramping up value due to the whole "segwitx1 locked segwit2x dead" that occured in november. this is where i pushed innovation into a gap away from the top 4 points. because once innovated it then becomes old news. so its more speculative than long term built in value of utility

even now segwit utility is locked but not many are actually using it. so not many actually would call segwit valued just yet.
(check the mining pools that strongly promoted and advocated for segwit like slush and BTCC who are not using bc1q addresses for their rewards)
(funnier sidenote i was begging bobby lee since december to use bc1q reward addresses to prove his confidence in segwit.. as of today still no(first chuckle).. yet bitmain. the opposition in many peoples eyes are using it(gave me another chuckle))

you can also chart in 2018 cost of mining using summers asic batch cost per btc (summers asic batch cost/btc simple math of exa *135)
its also worth noting that some pools this last month have been testing their 7mn next gen rigs (7nm next gen batch cost/btc simple math of exa *65)
14850  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Scarcity doesn't always mean value on: September 02, 2018, 07:28:41 AM
We can now have the case of two cryptocurrencies which may have a similar utility. For example, Bitcoin and Litecoin both can be used for all these use cases.

LTC may be accepted by some less exchanges and merchants, but in major crypto countries you can buy lots of stuff with it. The small difference in "utility" here doesn't explain the large difference in "market cap" (market cap is pretty flawed but is currently our most popular measure to calculate the "value" of a cryptocurrency).

wrong. price and value are 2 different things.
and dont use market caps.. just concentrate on price of individual coin. and then below that find the value by looking at the bottom line LOW of a period

value is stable and something that is mostly never dropped in PRICE below VALUE. (no one is stupid to sell for less)

..
anyways
check the minting/mining cost of coins. you will see where the variance of PRICE vs VALUE (roughly) when comparing 2 alts of similar utility/function.

PoS coins cost literally nothing to create new coins as rewards... so PoS coins will always be lower than PoW coins of similar utility/function.
EG if there was litecoin PoW and litecoin PoS.. the PoS would be less in value even if there was equal utility

when i look at the PRICES of coins. i do not look at the ATH. i look at the LOW
i draw a line from point to point of a periodic ATL and i treat that as the VALUE line, made up predominently by the top 4 catgories in my first reply of this topic. the volatile price above that line is the speculation/hype

and right now the PRICE is right near VALUE meaning a great time to buy. because with costs of mining/difficulty going up value will go up. meaning the price will go up even with little hype happening. .. and then during times of speculation, the price will spike up further and be way above value.

take november 2017-february 2018 VALUE was steady above $5k but the PRICE was volatile all the way up to near $20k
14851  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Scarcity doesn't always mean value on: September 02, 2018, 06:28:31 AM
What utility does my old Coin/Stamp collection have? I cannot use those stamps and coins anymore, but their value is sky high.  Roll Eyes It would be another thing if it was old cars or model train sets, because you can use them, but some commodities or products are just valuable because they are scarce. <sentimental value or nice to look at>

Bitcoin is scarce and it has utility, because you can use it as a currency and this makes it even more valuable. I would rather say that scarcity adds more value.  Wink  

value of stamps is not sky high. you admitted it yourself they have no value.... however the PRICE is high

value and price are 2 separate things.
th price is high because people speculate, get emotional. but a price is not a set thing . prices can go down.

value is something that is more stable and is usually below price because speculation pushes up the price above value..
when speculation drops and the price drops too low. even below value. then the price is deemed as "undervalued"

also please stop over using the term commodities. atleast learn what these words are truly defined as first,
again for the multiple time. a commodity is a raw material used to create other products.
oil=plastics/fuels
wheat=flour/bread/cereals
gold=jewellery/electronics.

i know you feel bitcoin is digital gold. but that does not make bitcoins utility the same as gold. bitcoins values are only of golds values in relation to gold ALSO sitting in the ASSET category.

gold comodity market = to be used by industry
gold asset market = to be used to hold value by its owner, held and secured for investment/future sell
14852  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Stop using words "Bitcoin", "Crypto", "Blockchain" interchangeably. on: September 02, 2018, 06:20:42 AM
overall i would agree.
when it comes to corporations private networks. they are beginning to use the term DLT (distributed ledger technology) so even corporations are in agreement to want to define their closed networks as something different to open networks(blockchains). but yes i still see some corporations closed networks still defining thier centralised networks as blockchains. but its good to see some corporations are making good definitions to separate themselves

blockchains and cryptocurrencies are different. because a blockchain is the format of the data and how it is distributing the database/ledger
cryptocurrency is the data inside the database/ledger being financial.
for instance a blockchain could be used idendity/medical records. so although it uses blockchain/DL technology the data is not a currency, so the data and the database/ledger have nothing to do with currency, thus should not be defined as cryptocurrency

also people are now starting to move to the bitcoin token units of 'bits' (100 sat) which will reduce the confusion between bitcoin protocol and bitcoin token unit of currency

but in a world of billions of people there will always be misundertandings of these words.
even now after hundreds of years when people hear the word "dollar" they still think there is only one dollar and that its related to america. they dont think about australia or canada or other countries unit of account of the same name. we just have to kep trying to educate people until the majority us the terms correctly
14853  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: My Interview with Bruno Kucinskas on: September 01, 2018, 12:48:11 PM
I always found it interesting how so many scammers have the first name of "Josh"... I wonder if its a coincidence or if something about having the name "Josh" makes somebody want to become a scammer.

studies have shown that people naturally trust certain names. i have seen some customer service reps of businesses use pseudonyms like jake, josh, james. instead of their real names due to these studies

for instance in western countries having a middle eastern name turns people off. yea its racism but when people get a phone call from someone with an indian name.. the instant stereotype is that its a call centre trying to sell something so the person receiving the call instantly gets defensive to think about how to politely hang up and not buy the product.
if the name of the contact sounds african, then people have a pre conception that its a nigerian prince scam

if the name of the contact has a double barrowed surname that sounds like they went to Oxford UK. then people will think they are educated.

so in short yes scammers try to use names that appear to be of trust
religious people that want to have their children to have a pre conception by others of being religious name their kids by biblical names.

and to be frank (saying things as they are no matter who might get offended) studies like that influenced my choice of my bitcoin pseudonym
14854  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Scarcity doesn't always mean value on: September 01, 2018, 12:36:58 PM
Coming into this thread i thought 'yes its also demand which means value, supply
is only half of the picture' but franky1's post has opened my eyes, there are other
factors which combine to create value

I had not considered UTILITY to be as big a factor than it truly is. Bitcoin and a few
other coins have proven to date that they offer a real world useage or solution
and therefore have value because of the combination of factors above.

the highschool lessons of just supply vs demand is a foolish notion. anyone just spouting the words "supply vs demand" has not thought about it in detail

prices are not set by supply and demand.
lets take 4000 bags supply of dogs mess bags... and zero demand.2 known stats. but i can still market and publish a bag for any price i want. so if i said $2. then boom.. thats the price. supply and demand does not set a price. price can set the demand
demand could rise and i actually make sales.. but demand does not mean my bags increase in price.i could continue to sell my dogs mess at $2 to 4000 people.
as for supply the 4000 people could re-sell it at $1 per half bag weight. thus forever as it gets divided up could continue to sell it at $2 pr whole bag, even when the units of supply multiply and demand/supply grows.

its peoples desire, and peoples decision to sell for less or more. and thats based on what they feel they could do with the bag. and how they feel if it can influence or add value to peoples lives by what it can do. for them
yes if there is a demand. then that can influence the price to go up. but demand can also make the price go down

imagine a phone manufacturer is going to make 1million phones. before even knowing how much demand there will be. they have calculated it cost $33 per phone and set a retail price of $100
now imagine one month they sell one 12th of phones because the demand is on 12th of a million people want it that month.

the retailer could say. wow there is demand. i could push up the price and make more money.
the retailer could also say. i could lower the price because i still have eleven 12ths of stock that was bought for $33million and i have made $8.3m and i need to get rid of this stock before the next gen phone is available. meaning i only need to make $25m on 833k phones to break even. so ill market and price the phones at $30 just to get rid of stock.

and now the price can effect demand by seeing more people buy it in month 2 due to discount. thus price creates demand rather than demand creating the price.

suply and demand can influence the SPECULATION/hype price above value. but there is always an undrlying value of something if people find it useful.

EG bitcoins value of december 2017 was about $4k-$6k but peoples emotion and speculation made a bubble that hit near $20k
14855  Economy / Speculation / Re: It could take 6-24 months for Bitcoin to return to its level- Charlie Lee on: August 31, 2018, 03:32:28 PM
TL:DR;
summary, follow the hashrate and mining costs
ask yourself when do you think hashrates will be around >300exa

...
in 2013 the price jumped 10fold to an ATH . this was due to the overhype of certain things after new mining equipment triggered the rise.

after the 2013 peak it corrected down to at that time truer value due to the hype cooldown after mtgox.
prices went to $250(mtgox bottom) .. $400 and slowly moved to $600 'value' over the 2014

let me explain why
although the hashrate jumped by 200fold. oct 2013-august 2014
the COST to mine actually got cheaper. thus underlying value pulled down value from
oct 2013 GPU mining the network hashrate of 1 terra... costing $1kper btc
aug 2014 ASIC Gen1 mining the network hashrate of 200terra costing $225 per btc

even up to november 2015 the hashrate was still only double that of august 2014.. bringing underlying costs to near $500 per btc

so  that explains why there was a slump in 2014-2015 as asics got more efficient there was not much movement of the prices caused by a surge in mining costs. as there was no surge in mining costs  just a gentle increase as the balance between hashrate rises and asic efficiencies grew at a slow pace.
and no big drama speculation so prices remains low and near to the underlying value of botomline cost support
.....

but then came the terrahash mining generations which made the hashrates move up and also with the block reward halving caused the costs to rise. and underlying costs of 2016 came back to the realm of $1k per btc

...
and now in mid 2018 the underlying costs of mining are $6k per btc.. at 40exa

..
now although it only takes a 4fold hashrate(meaning 160exa) jump to bring S9(14thash) asics mining cost of btc to $24k..
 
new gen asics are just being released which counters todays state/forcast

the next gen where for the same electic and equpment value. the hashes can do about double the hashrate. meaning the hashrate has to be above 320exa to get the underlying costs/value to $24k if all asics are the new 7nm asics just being released now.

...
and so ill let you all now forcast the underlying value which for the last many years has been predictable to see the "bottoming out" support area no one wants to sell below.

but sorry no one can predict the next ATH caused by hype/speculation and emotions which can push prices above value sooner/higher than normal/progressive/natural value incline

good day to you all.

hashrate went from 7terra to 50terra in 1 year
at that rate it will be in the 350exa within a year
also note hyp/drama/speculation could bring the price spiking and correcting up and down within that time. but underlying value becoming $24k could be within the year


14856  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blog on bitcoin on: August 31, 2018, 03:00:26 AM
Quote
   Transaction– transactions are a part of bitcoins where you can send the sender bitcoins in exchange of stuffs. you have to pay transaction fees as a part of miner  fees for the transaction to be complete.Sender should keep the transaction fees to be normal otherwise if they keep it low, the transaction to be complete may take a lot of time and sometimes it might not even get confirmend.
    Unit-The unit of bitcoin is bitcoin .The smallest part of bitcoin is called satoshi which is equal to 0.00000001 btc , which is very very small.
    Energy for mining-nowadays bitcoin mining is not profitable at all for a single person. Even if u try to go for mining you should you need a farm for mining and it will need a lot of energy ,i think to make it profitable you need solar power or any  other alternative sources of energy.

Supply-A successful miner is awarded with bitcoins for block .he is awarded with 12.5 bitcoins in 2016 .bitcoin blocking gets halved in every 4 years .So in the year 2020 if a person gets  a block he will be awarded with 6.25 bitcoins.

Wallet-Bitcoins are kept in wallet in which it has unique sets of words ,letters and numbers in which all your bitcoins are stored.Bitcoin wallet has to be stored at first so that you can keep  all your bitcoins safe.
   Unit of value- The unit of value in bitcoin is called the same as the system it uses, bitcoin. so commonly people call the unit of value BTC to avoid confusion in conversations . a single BTC can be divided up, the smallest division of a BTC is called a satoshi which is equal to 0.00000001 btc, which is very very small.

    Transaction– transactions are a part of bitcoin where you can send others BTC in exchange of stuff. sending transactions can take time, so to incentivise miners to include your transaction into a block sooner, you should add a competative transaction fee to the transaction for the miner. otherwise miners may choose other transactions first and delay you transaction or not include it at all.

    Energy for mining-nowadays bitcoin mining is not cheap to startup for a single person. Even if u try to go for mining using the latest effiecient equipment. you should not expect to break even very soon, to be the most successful and sustainable you should you need a farm(mutiple pieces of ASIC equipment) for mining and it will need a lot of energy ,i think to make it profitable you need the latest effienct hardware and cheapest constant source of electric


Supply-A successfully mined block is awarded with 12.5btc per block since 2016. bitcoin block rewards gets halved in every 4 years .So in the year 2020 when a block is mined the reward will be 6.25 btc.
because miing blocks is such a big task many miners 'pool'/syndicate their efforts together with others in certain groups called pools. and they share the block rewards.


Wallet-BTC are on the blockchain and are authorised to change ownership(be spent) using a unique sets of words ,letters and numbers called a private key. a wallet stores your private key for you to sign a transaction. you need to kep your wallet/privateky safe from other people to keep your BTC safe
14857  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blog on bitcoin on: August 31, 2018, 02:22:40 AM
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Bitcoin is the digital cryptocurrency and a payment which was invested by satoshi nakamoto and a group of programmers. Bitcoin was introduced in 2008 and later given as a software in the year 2009 .This system runs on a peer to peer connection and there is no involvment of third party. The transaction occurs between sender and the reciever .Transactions are verified by the nodes and the history of all the transactions are available in the public ledger digital called blockchain.

Bitcoin is the first of its kind in the digital cryptocurrency and it has the highest market value in comparison to all other digital crytocurrency.Bitcoins are created as a reward in a competition in which users offer their computing power to verify and record bitcoin transactions into the blockchain. Miners get the bitcoins as the miner and all the transactions history is available in the market.

Bitcoin is a digital cryptocurrency and a payment system which was invented by satoshi nakamoto and a group of programmers. Bitcoin was introduced in 2008 and later given as a software in the year 2009 .This system runs on a peer to peer connection and the transaction occurs between sender and the reciever there is no central corporation managing the funds. .Transactions are verified by the nodes and the history of all the transactions are available in the public ledger digital called blockchain.

Bitcoin is the first of its kind in the digital cryptocurrency. Bitcoins are created as a reward to people with special equipment called ASICS, in a competition in which users who are called miners offer their electric and special ASIC equipment costs to verify and record bitcoin transactions into batches of transactions called blocks. which link previous blocks to the latest block in a chain. hense the entire record of transaction data is called the blockchain.



ok i tried to not obliterate your entire paragraphs. but i hope this helps.
also dont bother mentioning "market cap" as its a meaningless measure which any new ICO can obliterate by making a trillion coin and sell one coin for just a dollar.
so concentrate on its features and benefits. not meaningless numbers that are backed by anything
14858  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: My Interview with Bruno Kucinskas on: August 30, 2018, 11:54:10 PM
ive been around since 2012 and seen him have serious sides and comedy sides and crazy sides.

i remember his good work he done with the satoshi outpost donations. which looking back on it. the donations i put through his managed campaign to the satoshi outpost. at todays prices well some of them hungry people may now have regretted eating sandwiches worth over $1k at todays btc prices

to me i just take him as a human being with many faccits.  but ultimately he is just a human.

i dont see him as a executive suit wearing guy. (well the image in the OP from a convention a few years back gave me that impression), but i dont think he is 'bat chit crazy'..
more so just a free spirit that doesnt care what people think and isnt easily an ass kisser
14859  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Scarcity doesn't always mean value on: August 30, 2018, 04:41:05 PM
in order of importance of "value"

1. The utility of the currency, and how easy it is to use and store.
2. Energy put in in the form of electricity to secure the blockchain.
3. Blockchain difficulty level.
4. Limited Supply and supply/demand.

5. Innovation.
6. Perceptions on its value by the public.
7. Price of Bitcoin.
8. Media.
9. Investors.
10. Market dilution.
11. Confidence in traditional systems.
12. Legal/Governmental issues.

i say this because. my dog only goes to the toilet 2 times a day. and as it gets older it will become less.. in its life it will only do 4000 doggy bags of mess..  so scarcity/limited supply is 4000 bags,,,, now would that make you want to buy it for more than $2m a bag.. no?

thats because you dont know and have no USE for it once you have it.

next even if you know that my dog can easily do 2 bags of dogsmess a day, it will be mor difficult for my dog to go toilet as it gets older.. will that make it more or less value? no?
well thats because you still dont know what to do with it after and the cost to create the doggy bag of mess was just a bowl of dogfood hours earlier befor digestion.. so its not worth $2mill even if you know it cant just poop on demand when required, and know it will get harder to produce

but if it cost $2m to create and there was no other way to create it for less.. and it had utility. that nothing else could rival.. then you would buy it because it does something and you know you can get your money back because someone else will find it useful.

now thats the underlying value..
lets say thats the $5.8k bottomline of the last 10 months.. the bit ontop that is volatile that makes the PRICE go from $5801-$19-500  is th speculative bubblle of points 5-12
14860  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Cobra's open letter to the Bitcoin community to change the mining algorithm on: August 30, 2018, 03:01:17 PM
the most absurd part of all this is that when the discussion was about another hard fork[1] the arguments were that hard forks are terrible, the worst thing to happen, they are risky and should be avoided at all costs. now we are talking about the same process[2] but the arguments are not softer and it seems like people have forgotten what a terrible thing they are rooting for.


[1] increasing block size, not that i say it was a good idea!
[2] changing algorithm, which is even riskier and more damaging to the whole system.

obsurd thing is. luke JR ruled out 2mb legacy blockspace, saying its due to it causing a mandatory hard fork... but
then in summer 2017 luke was directly part of the mandatory fork of threatening pools with banning nodes and rejecting blocks unless they adopt segwit.

luke also likes the idea of changing the algo. and also mssing more with block limits by actually reducing them..

core devs are hypocrits when thy dont first get their own way.
but hey pople will still love those paid by BSCARTEL people.. coz they the kings and btc needs its monarchy
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