omg 4:3 they still exist

Lol apparently he already is in my ignore list, so I guess he did something either questionable or trollish.
Pity I don't remember what exactly, sorry.

exactly.


Point is: after producing one chip, it is much cheaper for AM to just put into one of his servers, than packing and sending it somewere, to someone who will have to setup his mining server... plus AM likely has cheaper electricity anyway.
So the "total amount of work", irregardless of who is doing that work and paying, is much lower if AM uses his own chips, as opposite to selling them.
This implies that buying a chip is much expensive than buying a share and getting the dividends.

And this makes sense to me, after all if there are too many weird exchange pairs, it wound't be a good thing neither for casual nor for power users...

Since they do convert everything to USD, they are not at exchange rate risk.

If I deposit 100€ when EURUSD is 1.3, I get 130$ in the Bitstamp account, and they likely internally held it in USD.
Then if EURUSD drops to 1.2 and I withdraw, I get 108€, thanks to the new exchange rate. But they didn't lose anything, if they really converted the currencies, rather than only "displaying" it.

Well, that's hardly an excuse, TBH.

OMG it looks like a joke... scaling up is really a difficult task, and poor support is one of the main issues.

you should edit your signature, then.

It's pretty common to send tips to public addresses, and it would be a shame to have people waste their tip (and you not getting them) because you kept an outdated address in the signature... -.-

1. and how many of those coins have a value worldwide, as opposite to just in the country printing them?

2. they have a reason for doing that, and that is every country prints its own coin. They don't do it just for printing's sake, and that's why a single country never prints two different coins: it wouldn't make sense. So, these altcoins are mostly pointless, with few exceptions.

+1

and that's why it is much better to stay in a safe zone of no more than 30%.

Because I'm not going to spend my time working for free on a lame altcoin.
Of course if you are going to pay, that would be a different story.

Uh? No.
When you get notified of a new block, you start mining it.
And that's pretty much what everyone else does too.

that's what he said.
check if the next block will have a big reward, ignore it if it doesn't, and come back checking again once some else mined it.

this makes me sad.

seems cool, but it totally needs a brief project description already available without clicks in the index: having to click "show details", which brings to a new page, for every project, is insane.

np!

here (or here if you have a small budget).

file main.cpp, change "int rand = generateMTRandom(seed, 100000);" to "int rand = 50001;".
It will quite obviously not work, for the reasons I explained, but you're welcome to try

ps: BTC tips appreciated, see signature, thanks.

Sorry, I edited.
I was quite surprised of reading some strange notion from you, in fact.

Here it is.

Yes you can do that.