Also walletexplorer.com, while I don't recommend it as a block explorer to use, it's good at finding addresses based on "firstbits".
For your bitcoin address it returns this:

It may worth mentioning that Team Principal are being "rotated" these days
* Jost Capito leaves Williams
* Andreas Seidl goes from McLaren to Sauber (Alfa Romeo, future Audi), taking the place freed by Fred Vasseur
* McLaren promotes Andrea Stella as Team Principal

I don't know who will go to Williams, but I am not even be too surprised to see Mattia Binotto's name on the list of possible options

It depends a lot by where one lives. If I'd be earning $3k from salary (after tax), it would be wonderful. But I don't.
Also the expenses differ greatly from country to country.
So the math you've done, although nice, doesn't apply in most parts of the world.

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So you managed to quote 2 users' posts and say nothing useful. This is pretty much the definition of spam.


I've read some people's opinion telling that it could be a deal made by Platini made these days with Qatar officials in order to favor France, a small favor asked since he was one of the guys that made it possible to have World Cup in Qatar. And it makes sense, since the supporters can really make a difference.

I hope you're right and we'll see Morocco in the finals. That would be something!

The bad news of the day for the Morocco supporters is that Qatar doesn't allow (to land) the 7 flights scheduled for today by Morocco Airways, flights supposed to bring a new wave of supporters.
I hate to see politics interfere with the sports, but this is again the reality.

Actually blockchain is also good for storing data that's not supposed to ever get altered.
I don't know though if medical records indeed fall into category, I'd guess it's debatable. Some could say that medical history should not change, some could say that people change and the old data may no longer be relevant (although it could be, for example for detecting old/older malpraxis).


I find a big silly all the "what if quantum computers" topics, sorry. Let's focus on what we can do and ignore QC, since when we will get to the "what if" cases, your small use cases will be the world smallest problem and your blockchain will have time to be re-built in a QC-resistant way or changed to something QC cannot touch. That's to be seen when there will be the case.

I've reported the initial post in order to get edited and the link removed.
Could you please also edit your post and remove the link from the quote?

This is not about bitcoin, nor about your colleague's lack of enthusiasm. It's more about the fear of speaking to a larger public.

Some get over that easier, some harder and I don't have a good advice for it. Maybe just break the ice and try to present something (even something else) to a bigger public, to try to get over the natural fear of being not listened or even being mocked in public.

From what I know, one basic rule to start without really looking at them. Focus on your thoughts, not their faces. After the topic gets some traction and you have a clear idea what to tell next, you can move on to their faces too if you want to, but don't have too high expectations.

I'm not sure what you expect for solving the accusations in a better way. Many of those trying to abuse the system or the bonuses will not admit that and cry they are scammed. Should the casino ask every day "do you remember our ToS? did you read it?" 

About the gamblers having no idea on how to handle various situations I am not sure what you mean. If it's bitcoin/transaction related, it's probably the bitcoin community who can/will help, not the casino (when your card is not working you probably have to call the bank, not the shop). If it's casino related is in most cases broken rules.

Of course, I taken now into account the cases the casino wants to play fair, which clearly it's not always the case. For that, other solution than avoiding/boycotting the casino plus filling well-documented scam accusation I don't know what one can do. Of course, if it's big amount, the law enforcement agencies are also an option.

But about "do casinos ever care for them" it's debatable. Does each shop have nice staff and help you out? No. Some few do, most don't. I guess that it's pretty much similar with the casinos.

Actually no. Oceans are made of droplets. It's easier to make a malicious Android wallet, for example, or send phishing mails, or make a clipboard malware and steal whatever you find than target the rich.
Or you think the hacker will say "oh, I've hacked this one, but it's only 10$, I'll leave it"?


Windows is also very unsafe and people keep their bitcoin there too. Sometimes even on pirated Windows and/or pirated antivirus.
On the other hand... there are wallets on Android that work with hardware wallets. I think that it's one valid option.

I've read the news earlier today and they are great!
However, it is said that a realistic time frame for implementing this for real use is somewhere at 15-30 years.
Even more, the price of such a facility would be enormous.

So.. we'll need a little more patience...
Still, it's a great step forward, I won't deny that. We're finally on the right track.

Imho every post praising a casino/business and every post calling a business to be scam, all have to be taken with a grain of salt.

Various crypto casinos did/do offer faucet or various bonuses. Some tend to abuse that money. Some use multi-accounts or other tricks attempting to cheat. When caught they call the casino scammer.
Sometimes bugs happen in casino software, leading to friction and, again, calls for scam.
And sometimes the casinos do try to scam.

A special mention is the KYC rules, some users hide behind VPN trying to avoid the rules, some casinos hide behind KYC rules trying to milk some easy money.

As I said, both parts have to be taken with a pinch of salt. Nobody is perfect, but also there are some good casinos too around here.

I find very hard to believe Morocco's miracle will go on also with the game with France.
And it's not that France is a strong team, it's also that France looks now pretty much like the team to win the current world cup.

However, the ball is round and surprises can still happen. Good luck with your bet, if you indeed placed it.

Newbie with red trust asks for no collateral loan.
Sounds like asking for a "donation". And begging is not allowed, you know...

Just as a warning, be careful, it's not only the very low wage OP is offering, the fact that in his past offers his Telegram id is always different can be seen a shady or a red signal.
I hope I'm wrong and everything goes nicely though.

With the recession knocking at our doors, it's not unusual to see banks that don't do great, especially as the banking system is known to be slow in adapting to changes (including adapting to Bitcoin).
And if it costed only 15 million, I'd guess it's a very small bank.

I don't think that Bitcoin Group went after the history of the bank, although salvaging a name that old is a nice gesture after all, I think that they went after the banking licenses.
However, I don't deny it, bitcoiners buying a bank is a news I do like (even if it's not really in the spirit of Satoshi's white paper, but maybe we'll get there too someday...)

Oh poor soul, and in his greatness he even said lately he will start another business to pay back the missing funds... How injust are these bad people... (/s)


Well, I don't know in what country you live in, but stealing tends to be illegal everywhere.
(Of course, you can look for DaveF post for more exact legal terms for it).


The authorities usually tend to obstruct one another, on purpose or by mistake. It doesn't even have to be yet another conspiracy theory for this...

His invention has a great potential to end the era of money created out of thin air and its value reduced constantly due to political decisions.
His invention has a great potential to move the banks out of their comfort zone, rethinking their services to be cheaper and better for people.
His invention has a great potential to get a good use to some of the resources that used to be wasted (and although it's not discussed much, that waste does/did contribute to green house effect).
And, let's not discuss only about money: his invention has a great potential to help you know where your clothes (or, more important, your medicines) were produced.