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less coins in circulation, the more the chance that the price will rise
let's hope that the price wil rise by 2/3(i doubt lol)
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anon it's also coming to bitcoin, and we know those two things can't live together
100% regulation for bitcoin, cannot be achieved, and it shouldn't...
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anyway...satoshi has forgot to do one thing: spreading his coins, to fast forward the adoption phase...
And how will that happen?If he would have spread the coins the price now would have been a lot smaller because most of the people would have just dumped them. not really, if they would have dumped, it mean that someone had bought those coins, and seeing how we are talking about a lot of coins, it mean someone rich had bought them practically speaking would have made the rich pay for bitcoin, not the poor as it is right now... |
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that's awful high, 0.8 for just 60GB? 60 giga are nothing by today standard, you will never roi
more like trolling website
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i would add:
less anonimity, yeah i know that bitcoin isn anon but it's better than paypal in this regard
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he is working on bitcoin 2.0, is still behind me why he stopped posting here, unless he/they is/are dead
We don't need bitcoin 2.0 right now, maybe in the future when bitcoin will be more established. And Satoshi posted one message in 2014, when media suspected some innocent man of being Satoshi. So he is not dead as people may think. I think he likes his godly status... for bitcoin 2.0 i mean this curent version of bitcoin, but out of the beta state sorf of a final release anyway...satoshi has forgot to do one thing: spreading his coins, to fast forward the adoption phase... |
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I'm not at all suprised at the responses i'm getting. I guess many of you are unaware of just how resource intensive bitcoin is. I will also reiterate, if bitcoin is the only thing running, it doesn't overheat as bad. it gets warm but not overheating. its when i'm doing my normal multitasking (ssh, filezilla, dev-c, npp, skype, toggl) that it happens. the same thing happens during skype calls as well.
Yes, bitcoin core is CPU intensive (at least until it has caught up with the blockchain), that's no secret. But there are several thousand users all over the world who are able to run it on hardware ranging from top-notch speed demons to computers salvaged from scratch heaps. Somehow, overheating does not seem to be a common problem for them, maybe because the hardware and operating systems they use are able to cope with CPU intensive stuff. If your laptop isn't able to either transport the heat away from the CPU when it's under full load, or reduce CPU speed so that it does not create so much heat, it's a problem with your laptop and the operating system it runs. Bitcoin core can't fix that problem. I already suggested to check for temperature management software - do you have anything like that? If not, you should definitely install it. Onkel Paul Any recommendations for temp management software? preferably open source the best one are HWmonitor and real temp, but aren't open source all the other display wrong temp, i don't recommend them |
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he is working on bitcoin 2.0, is still behind me why he stopped posting here, unless he/they is/are dead
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not until the next halving, which in my opion will be a game changer
it's still to early to call the "departure" of bitcoin
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no is my answer but the true is that right now, bitcoin isn't really so much ahead of fiat, i only love the decentralization part for now
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your account is still new, just make another one, it's not worth it to build trust for this in this case, also i doubt that neg trust will be removed
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2013 was the year of Bitcoin.
i don't really agree, 2013 wasn't the first time where bitcoin went high, i recall 2011 was the same x20 increase in price based on this one can suppose that basically every two years bitcoin go BOOM, so next one should be this year |
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On slightly different note. How much do you believe to blockchain wallet? I quite often keep my coins there to have access to them from other devices.
it seems to be the safer one among the online wallets, but in any case it's always better to store them on a cold storage, or a desktop/laptop that is in a isolated envyroment |
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Would people be interested in USD pegged payments?
i prefer euro to be honest, but it would be a nice addition anyway usd/euro/gbp, i don't really care about other fiat You'd want to be paid in Euro or have BTC payments based on Euro/post? no no i always prefer btc, just btc payments based on those tree currencies with euro as a personal preference |
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i think xapo debit card is what you are looking for, but it require your id, i think all those cards require id, they aren't anon
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I cannot believe you people fell for this one. Has anyone asked them how is it possible they provide such high payouts? It was obvious this s a scam.
well the trick was not to buy any contracts, and just take advantage from their high payout with many accounts created for that, in this way you basically were scamming their scam  I think very few people took advantage of that. Most were just naive and greedy investors believing their story about magic algo and enchanted miners. yeah i know, because they didn't know that with 300k you can earn 1.3 euro daily, beside this you need to know how to setup a vps and renting machine from miningrig to point them to your vps also setup java proxy inside your vps ecc... wasn't something for all for sure, it does require some knowledge |
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Would people be interested in USD pegged payments?
i prefer euro to be honest, but it would be a nice addition anyway usd/euro/gbp, i don't really care about other fiat |
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