"In 5 or 10 years I think every online retailer will accept Bitcoin." - Gavin Andresen https://youtu.be/iQ2TOFIgvisAwesome 15 second quote from Gavin during this New York Public Library discussion on May 19, 2015. This proves that Gavin is 100% delusional. But I still trust him as my lord and savior for bitcoin core updates.
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Does it really take months of work to make Bitcoin 100% anonymous?
The core developers aren't trying to make bitcoin 100% anonymous, nor should they. If you're waiting for that, you'll be waiting until infinity.
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Libertarianism has never worked except in frontier areas like the old west. We need a solution like a communist revolution. We need equality for the people. A five year plan. No more bourgoise "pump and dump"
The main problem with crypto at the moment is the developers are the only ones doing anything. We need communities to grow and users to focus, not chase every new skirt that comes prancing into town. This will occur over time as it dawns on the participants themselves that their own crypto countrymen are the heart of their currency. We can't compete with bitcoin until we organize, unify, and consolidate. Let's get this down to just a zillion or two coins and maybe we can win the battle.
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i think if something is regulated, it can be corrupted. i prefer bitcoin should not be regulated by anyone
Thats right it will like a government of any country. We will pay a taxes and also many of users will not agree to that regulation. YES its end of the bitcoin. I think bitcoin will be regulated to the fringes but there's no way it will ever completely die. There's room in the word for hundreds or thousands of digital currencies to survive and thrive. But we'd be delusional to think any government would allow them to compete with its own national currency. Welcome to bitcoin, the bittorrent of digital payments. It works, it's brilliant, it's amazing, but it ain't going to fly.
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However he was "scared off" before he could complete his masterpiece and now we're left with the half-finished product. Not to fret though, there is work being done now on other blockchains to refine and improve the model that will eventually succeed.
You say this as if Bitcoin development stopped the moment Satoshi left 5 years ago. It did stop 5 years ago. Now, it takes a year of debate to change a couple lines of code.
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The base of bitcoin was a person who was just dead. Some says that he was Murdered some says he sucided.Can any one give me a fair explanation of it.Can anyone tell me what is the basis of bitcoin. Or why was the bitcoin was evercreated or why it exist now
Bitcoin was created by a man who saw a need for a decentralized digital currency payment system. However he was "scared off" before he could complete his masterpiece and now we're left with the half-finished product. Not to fret though, there is work being done now on other blockchains to refine and improve the model that will eventually succeed. Albeit government regulatory controls will keep these currencies on the fringes for the foreseeable future. You don't actually think any government on earth would willingly and passively allow a threat to prevail against its national currency.
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There are lots of discussion about of the relationship between blockchain and bitcoin. Most of bitcoiner believe we can't split blockchain and bitcoin, without bitcoin, blockchain will no safe and it will useless. It's the bitcoin secure the blockchain. if this point is right. then i got a question, compare pow blockchain, i think pos blockchain may be more secure than pow blockchain. such as NXT blockchain VS bitcoin blockchain. And why we can sure bitcoin's blockchain is the most value-full? I mean we need find a security blockchain, bitcoin's blockchain may not be the best choice.
Bitcoin was the beginning of an experiment that has caught fire and spread wildly. There are now hundreds of stable blockchains. Once 51% defense systems (like the one we invented) become commonplace, and cheap hashrate becomes plentiful, the price and energy required to keep a blockchain secure will become negligible.
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A few years from now the "bagholders" as the OP has described them might be having the last laugh.
Bitcoin won't remain king forever and there's room in the world for dozens if not hundreds of successful alternatives to the original.
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This would make a great T-Shirt............
InfiniteCoin - "Redefining the Word Infinite"
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What is the best place to buy bitcoins with a prepaid master card?
This is a tough one because it's a high risk reversible payment. I'd say maybe search the Paypal options on Localbitcoins.com. I think you can use the card using that method. LBC has any payment method imaginable and is a great place to develop a reputation. The better your reputation, the more flexibility you'll have.
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Do any of you guys have friends that are heavy into BTC but have pretty much zero understanding or interest in understanding it. It is super odd to me.
An ignorant bitcoiner, not interested in learning? How is this surprising? Send him to the bitcoin Reddit, he'll feel right at home. (Satoshi Forest sounds like a scary place where people hide behind trees and vanish)
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I wanted to play around with some altcoins but many of the main websites are sketch at best. For example when checking out UltraCoin, their recommended miner has spyware in it. What altcoins can you trust?
Most coins with team members/developers that use their real names and have been around for years you can trust.
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is MAX_MONEY the total market cap of the coin? litecoin
I think it sets the limit for the maximum coins that can be sent in a single transaction.
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Once a cryptocoin (probably Goldcoin) surpasses Bitcoin in marketcap, daily volume, transactions, and popularity, the term altcoin will no longer apply.
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Which coins are best suited as a framework for totally decentralized apps and why? Not centralized apps that communicate with a blockchain but completely decentralized apps.
The upcoming Goldcoin client will have a NXT style plugin system and be java based. Multi-coin support out of the box. Ask your most brilliant questions here: https://www.gldtalk.org/index.php?topic=3157.0
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So after losing quite a lot of money due to the decrease in bitcoin value. I am now looking to spend a few bitcoins on Alt coins to try get myself back up. Does anyone have any good recomendations please?
Goldcoin is getting back into gear! We now have 2 full-time staff and are ramping up operations in preparation of the soon to be released second generation client.
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monero is overrated as fuck. dont get fooled by this obvious scam
it is just a damn clone and has no official GUI
Thank you for this friendly community alert.
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