The prices of this coin is not going anywhere... Just check out that sell wall. Navajo is not a traders coin and people are just dying to get out of this bad investment. I know its sad considering that the hard working developers are striving for a bright future. But thats the truth!
The traders do not make a currency strong. They are like clouds passing - they just come, and then they go. The community is the key. If it is strong, then success is for certain.
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If your private keys are on a computer which is connected to the internet, your bitcoins are not safe.
Create and store your private keys on an air-gapped machine (a computer which will never be connected to the internet). I recommend Armory's software to accomplish this task (it allows for offline transaction signing, so you have some convenience with your security).
I like this ^^^^^ AND, this: http://www.ikarussecurity.com/downloads/products/download-ikarus-antivirus/
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I recently bought a new domain - BitcoinCircles.org. However, this domain hasn't been used before. How many Bitcoins do you think I can sell this domain for, if anyone is interested to buy it ((at all. I mean, I know its difficult to sell this new domain name )? I'm not seriously considering selling the domain right away. I'm just curious. If you have a similar domain, how much will you sell it for? As a retired domainer, I can tell you that this domain has negligible value. But you never know, maybe you can get lucky. You might try asking here: https://www.namepros.com/forums/domain-appraisal.3/
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Cryptsy has several algorithms in place to protect its users. There is also a trading algo that locks your account if it detects panic trading. When your account is locked you can't make bad decisions and your coins are 100% safe.
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Ryan pumper , Bob surplus, and all they have a good P& D Group But im not want to join him, i think we can learn with read grafick and learn from more source also we can watching how P & D group action, emm when accumulation and when time to sell we can see it but some people still join to P & D group give some BTC to him and pump will be do with him use your money (sorry my english not bad ? ) You can learn by watching various occurrences, trends, and flows. Like all things, all coins are good, it's all good.
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The correct answer is to go with Gavin's idea except double the block size every 4 years instead of 2.
We can fork it again later, but with the more conservative approach, you can give some love to the Chinese and keep them happy.
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This topic is now officially "decentralized!" ->>
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Sounds more like some conspiracy theory fanatics to me.
The best story is the "Satoshi time traveler story" where he was allegedly sponsored by corporations of the future. Someone probably has the link.
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Curisoity At the moment Bitcoin means to me, "One funked up, messy, skeletons-in-the-closet, lovable, beautiful, piece of code."
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Bitcoin is better than litecoin, because the marketcap is larger, and no other crypto currency will ever come close....
That's the same exact thing they said about the Model-T Ford!
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Jon Matonis is not saying that we should increase the 21M cap. He's saying that at some point in the future, someone will try and increase it.
you are right, its exactly opposite that FUD topic title shame on you topic author You really have a way with words.
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I hope the voters in Colorado are happy with their decision.
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As I said in my show that I did in San Mateo, California, the New Living Expo, the NSA good guys [made Bitcoin.] There are good guys in every intelligence agency. [The NSA good guys] did make Bitcoin to have a backup so that if the Federal Reserve tries to crash the dollar, we can reboot our currency off of Bitcoins. And Bitcoins cannot be tampered with. They cannot be hacked. Goldman recently bought a bunch of Bitcoins. They see the writing on the wall. http://divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/1180-ssp-revealed
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Yeah...sorry, I'm going to be a Debby downer on this one. That "rise" was on a minuscule amount of volume compared to the overall NAV market. Moreover, only a single exchange saw that price rise. Look at 'Trex, barely broke 2k. I appreciate you bringing coins into the "spotlight" that might be otherwise overlooked, but please don't call a flash-in-the-pan rise and fall (on a single exchange) as proof of market penetration and/or evidence of market prowess.
That being said, I do agree with you that NAV has been under appreciated by the market and has a lot of room to run. Keep pointing out coins for folks to look at, covering them from an objective perspective and your articles and threads should do well by you.
Disclosure: I am LONG on NAV.
Thanks for your comment. If I recall the rise accounted for about 2X or 3X normal NAV daily volume on its most popularly traded exchange.
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There is no discussion to be made about the 21M limit. Consensus will never be reached, not even close. End of story.
Discussing about this is a big waste of time.
Look at base voters in the united states and ask yourself how many people want welfare, food stamps, and free public services. I think the block reward increase is only a matter of time unless some mechanism is built to make that increase impossible. Maybe some kind of charter or constitution would be helpful.
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This is the problem with bitcoin at the moment and all other emerging cryptocurrencies.
Consumers are not going to take an extra step to buy Bitcoin, so they can then go out and buy something that they could have already bought with the debit card in their pocket. This is not going to ever happen. It would be like asking someone to go to the store and buy a can or petrol for their lawn mower, when they already had a can of petrol in their garage.
That's why currently, people are interested in Bitcoin for three primary reasons: speculation, novelty, and making darknet purchases (places debit cards don't work). In my view, the way to change this is for the community to embrace and promote services/methods that allow consumers to receive their wages in Bitcoin.
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