It could add up to a substantial reduction in room heating. Sorry, but that's bullshit. It will not affect the total power dissipation at all, except for maybe the fan spinning at a lower speed and using a couple milliwatts less.  somebody here studied physics, the law of preservation of energy anyone? |
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cool, how about following bitcoin monitor example and adding bitcoin trades on exchanges?
Trades on exchanges don't have geoips. Not true. There are many exchanges which are located in different parts of the word. Mtgox trades would light up in Japan (or wherever their servers are maybe) Britcoin in London, etc... |
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cool, how about following bitcoin monitor example and adding bitcoin trades on exchanges?
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I love that Bitcoin has memes now. We have the 10kBTC pizza, and we have the alpaca socks... our own little cryptocurrency counterculture...
carrots too |
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180 000$ pizza. yammy... could be more expensive than the house it was consumed in
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I'm setting up a very basic short with a friend of mine. I'm loaning him 5.75 BTC (actually, the dollar equivalent...he doesn't trust BTC at all). He's agreed to give me 5.75 BTC in 1 year. We've made a written contract stating this. Maybe I'm missing something, but seems easy. Shorting is not hard. The hard thing seems to be willing buyers and sellers to find each other, which is where the intermediate exchange comes in.
You would be much better off if you've made such a deal with your enemy. |
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After the initial adoption of the currency miners have an incentive to change the protocol in a way where mining produces more coins.
False. Why would they want to turn gold into shit, literally? |
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Why do you think any of this has anything to do with Bitcoin?
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you are too tech savvy for your own good m8, simplify!
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I'll be smiling when I buy your bitcoins for a dollar, it's not too late to become a bear...
sweet dreams |
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time to form .... wait for it ..... wait for it....
Bitcoiner Anonymous !!!
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People assume wrongfully that inflation is bad. To respect to security, inflation is not only beneficial but necessary. Otherwise a declining hash will compromise the security of the network.
Let's preserve this for posterity. Now read this again. Now we bring up deflation in combination with decreasing by a fraction of % hashing power 30 years from now. That's a new level of ... |
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"call an end to the rally" turned out to be premature... again...
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and yet 2 year old 5970's command on ebay prices comparable with prices of new cards and I was just quoted 750USD for 2GB 5970 card by some chinese "manufacturer" (yea I know they are insane)
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I just bought 50 BitCoins. (I used to have 100 but apparently I have a weakness for double or nothing coin toss games of chance.) At any rate, I was wondering if any professional economists have given projections on the value of BitCoins. There is a lot of speculation on these forums but I am looking for a BitCoin analysis that is slightly more formal.
Any suggestions on where to look? Thanks, everyone.
All professional economists think that without inflation we are all doomed and nobody can convince them otherwise because their paycheck depends on them continuing to think that without inflation we are all doomed. Those economists who think that inflation is a problem and deflation is not, quickly stop being professional ones and become amateurs. Ask Ben. |
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