Lol at the pictures of spices being sold on the website. Very subtle... /s ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) not a website mate that is the wallet the marketplace is built in ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) shadow is the ultimate private trading platform. Can we use Bitcoin in the market place?
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In the mean time I'll buy some more.
![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fibiblio.org%2Fpha%2FGawdzilla%2FGodzilla%2520not%2520sure%2520if%2520serious.jpg&t=663&c=ApNIzYwT1UdJLA)
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True, but what can we do... They have to sell.
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i wonder who bought in...
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Monero guys are working on openbaazar
Source?
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LTC has very good volume. It is far from dying.
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It's not about whether Google is against Bitcoin or not. It's whether the banks can put pressure on Google via this new screening process.
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No one can really predict the market. Take that article with a grain of salt.
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Why not use NXT Monetary System? http://nxt.org/about/monetary-system/ The Monetary System allows the creation and launch of coins and tokens in as little as two minutes. Coin features are selected from a list to give the currency the required properties, making the process not only extremely fast but remarkably flexible.
The full list of parameters (with potential use cases) includes:
• Exchangeable: Currencies can be exchanged all within the Nxt platform or on traditional exchanges, each identified by unique name and ticker symbols (e.g. BTC, USD). • Controllable: Currencies may optionally only be traded with the issuing account (e.g. backed tokens such as gift vouchers). • Reserveable: Currency units are released and distributed if funding requirements are met within the given timescale, if not funds are automatically returned (e.g. crowdfunding). • Claimable: Reserveable units can later be exchanged at an agreed rate. • Mintable: Currencies can be mined by proof-of-work algorithms (SHA-256, SHA-3, Scrypt and keccak), whilst still being secured by Nxt’s proof-of-stake algorithm. • Shuffleable: Coins can be shuffled when this feature is implemented (anonymity).
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What do you guys think? Should we be worried about Google banning Bitcoin apps? Google ‘experts’ to screen Play apps and updates for explicit and banned material
Google has announced that it will start an official human-based screening process for all of the apps featured in its Google Play store, in a bid to “better protect the community” and “improve the app catalogue.”
The search giant revealed yesterday that a “team of experts” would be reviewing apps and all updates offered across the Google Play platform for those which violate Google’s developer policies. The team will also give direct feedback to developers on what they need to do in order to fix their apps before they can be listed on the Store. A dedicated review page will allow developers to gain further “insight into why apps were rejected or suspended,” as well as offering them the opportunity to “easily fix and resubmit their apps” for those who have violated minor regulations.
http://thestack.com/google-experts-review-play-apps-updates-180315
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Intel wants in on blockchain tech. Intel blockchain with INTEL ONLY cpu mining anyone...? The blockchain is the underlying technology that lets bitcoin function as a measure of wealth without all those pesky middlemen like banks and credit card companies getting in the way. But bitcoin is widely viewed as just the first application of the blockchain.
Today, we learned that Intel has joined in the race to capitalize on the blockchain, but not using bitcoin at all.
According to the Pymnts report:
While IBM may be looking into using the blockchain to create its own digital currency payment system, chipmaker Intel is reportedly looking to build a special team around the blockchain to see where it could harness the power behind bitcoin's technology. Intel is advertising for a cryptographic researcher position to work on the ledger side of the tech.
On Monday Pymnts reported about IBM's project:
Much like how the ledger is open to network participants, IBM's potential new currency system would act in the same regard — minus the bitcoin. Instead, it would be a regulated digital currency. http://upstart.bizjournals.com/companies/innovation/2015/03/18/intel-joins-ibm-in-race-to-re-capitalize-bitcoin-s.html
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Thanks for replying.
My opinion: Dogecoin is a joke. It brings no benefit to mankind that Bitcoin didn't already introduce, and we're better without it than with it (bigger network effect for Bitcoin). The fact that it has some limited success shows is clear evidence that society doesn't rewards those who benefit society, but those that have good marketing and appeal to the stupidity of the masses.
Actually, no... Dogecoin have done a lot more for the people in need, more than any altcoin or even Bitcoin. http://dogecointimeline.comNot bad for a "joke" currency. They have a nice community. I hope it grows even more. And if it takes a "joke" currency as a medium to reach and help people, then so be it.
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What's the point of developing their own 'alternative' when we already have bitcoin?
Profit? Control? Power? You know... the usual..
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Node under 500Satoshi is extremely cheap IMHO.
Where can we buy?
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