Buyers going to buy cheap bitcoins:  |
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Lol he edited everything so it seems we invented everything  |
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The Eternal September of bitcoin |
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This thread is like going to a bank to cry about someone who stole your dollars... totally unrelated and so much fail.
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It is just me or does it seem like suddenly there have been a lot more hot-tempered, immature, impatient, and reactionary people trying to acquire bitcoin recently than in the past?
Greedy noobs looking to become rich quickly. Idiot reads that omg bitcoin price is increasing and run here with "i too want to become rich" |
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I have no idea, their website isn't exactly... clear, it barely shows the minimum info...
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The total value of all bitcoins currently is several hundred million USD. That is pocket change for some bank or government who would wish to destroy bitcoin. What would stop them, to open an exchange of bitcoins into USD, with twice the ratio as all other exchangers, and then never spend (or destroy) all acquired bitcoins, until there are none, or a really small amount left in circulation? I realize this would drive the price of the remaining bitcoins way up, but wouldn't it destroy the bitcoin system, if only say 0,1% of 21 million possible bitcoins actually existed (and that number would be constantly decreasing)?
Call me when someone want to buy all bitcoins, i'll sell mine for some billions of $  or a bit more! |
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When you produce the best phone Fanboy detected |
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Even with high end cards GPU mining is not exactly profitable in these days
Better get an ASIC if you are serious about mining
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Of course not. Do you want money? Get a job, provide a service, sell something. Expecting money for free? Lol?
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With a 51% attack you can reverse all the transaction up to the point where you decide to start forking the blockchain. I can for example start a 51% attack and start it from the block of a year ago: everything before will stay the same, everything after that block will be rewritten by me. So all coins mined in the last year would become mine, every transaction made in the last year would disappear (if i don't want to keep them and if they are not made with coins mined last year).
Yes, there is a checkpoint in the client (so i can just go back some weeks or so) but a 51% attack would still be a serious problem.
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That's true |
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but I only get 80MH/s it's normal  |
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I'm guessing the OpenCL drivers for the card have not been reinstalled since the reformat.
This |
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Such a company would have venture capitalists beating down its doors Footage of venture capitalists going to invest in bitcoin: |
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LOL yeah, that's how i fear donations will be spent  Even if... this office for real would be epic |
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just look at Greece, Spain and Italy, all these economies have gone into a serious tail-spin since cash transactions became restricted Nah, at least for Italy i can safely say that our economy (or better, our politic class) was failing even before that. Our problems aren't caused by this restriction. Yeah, of course this restriction is not helping anyone. But our troubles are not caused by that |
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Can anyone explain what I am missing here? Multibit does not ope bitcoin-qt wallets, but only multibits wallets. You have to export the private keys from qt and import them in multibit. This said, multibit is a good client. |
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