Yesterday at least Netcoin opened up for withdraw.
You can see which are available in your account.
how exactly can you see it in your account, is there a special note? or do you have to try out all the hundrets of altcoins everyday? You click "Balances", wallets not on maintenance are the ones open for withdrawal. |
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Yesterday at least Netcoin opened up for withdraw.
You can see which are available in your account.
I'm wondering if they will really open the major coins like doge, ltc, or btc. It will create a massive sell off if they won't open all these wallets at the same time as people will try to go to the coins where they can withdraw their funds even at a loss. I don't think bitcoin and litecoin will open for withdraw, but doge might open. |
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Yesterday at least Netcoin opened up for withdraw.
You can see which are available in your account.
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I take the old-fashioned view of gold: If you can't stand in front of it, and defend it with an AR-15, then you don't own it.
In other words, find a way to be able to buy and hide your physical gold.
If Bitgold ever defaults (like during a gold price reset to $50,000...), then the BEST you could hope for would be cash settlement, and that would be at a lower price (before the sudden reset).
Holding your gold close is just so much better.
This makes sense. If they are a scam it should be know, but in the mean time buy gold directly. There are many places these day where you can buy gold, even with bitcoin. Bitgold isn't just about buying gold, there are plenty of good places to do so, it's about using gold as a currency easily. |
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Classic Pump & Dump; also this is the wrong section.
No it's not. This is Bitcoin related. Far superior tech replacing your precious BTC. You spelled speculation wrong. It's not about superior tech it's people investing believing Ethereum will be widely used in the future. |
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Jewelery also sells for more than the price of the gold it contains, it's a novelty item, a collectible, and this type of objects often sell for much more the "raw materials" worth.
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Block pruning was introduced with 0.11.0, you can run a pruned node right now if you wanted to. There is no security compromise here, but you lose some functionality in not having the entire block chain stored at your node. If you have HD space to spare and a decent internet connection there's really no reason to run in pruned mode. You still have to d/l the entire 40GB+ blockchain the first time you install before it can be pruned, so starting a pruned node will still take some time, but once it's pruned you don't need to keep all the data. Here's some good reading for you: https://news.bitcoin.com/pros-and-cons-on-bitcoin-block-pruning/Keep in mind that a pruned mode can currently not offer a wallet and it does not relay blocks. It is thus no help to SPV clients or at least thats my understanding of SPV. A pruned node will just relay transactions. The next release (0.12) will enable the wallet. This is great news, gonna try it right now. These I am not sure. You can run 0.12.0rc2 to try it out.
Is there a bin of this somewhere? Only for 0.12.0rc1 here -> https://bitcoin.org/bin/bitcoin-core-0.12.0/test/Thank you very much, synchronizing as we speak. |
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Block pruning was introduced with 0.11.0, you can run a pruned node right now if you wanted to. There is no security compromise here, but you lose some functionality in not having the entire block chain stored at your node. If you have HD space to spare and a decent internet connection there's really no reason to run in pruned mode. You still have to d/l the entire 40GB+ blockchain the first time you install before it can be pruned, so starting a pruned node will still take some time, but once it's pruned you don't need to keep all the data. Here's some good reading for you: https://news.bitcoin.com/pros-and-cons-on-bitcoin-block-pruning/Keep in mind that a pruned mode can currently not offer a wallet and it does not relay blocks. It is thus no help to SPV clients or at least thats my understanding of SPV. A pruned node will just relay transactions. The next release (0.12) will enable the wallet. This is great news, gonna try it right now. These I am not sure. You can run 0.12.0rc2 to try it out.
Is there a bin of this somewhere? |
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Well, some say bitcoin is costing bankers their jobs and will end the banking system, that's like millions of jobs, and many more say we are all going to get rich by holding bitcoin...
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Is he talking about the thefts, MTGox, Cryptsy, Bitcoinica, ...?
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Yes, you need to transfer money to the exchange and set up a buy order with your desired values.
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So, I got 30 new followers:
11 eggs.
12 from the language/country I asked for.
6 non-egg English profile.
1 non-egg Russian profile.
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Bitstamp is amongst the best.
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Transactions are at all time high, people are using bitcoin, and by the way, people spend a lot more their coins when the price rises considerably, everyone wants to enjoy their new found riches.  |
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I guess nothing special happens, some people will lost some money, others a shit load of money, but the world will continue spinning. |
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I've never heard of Venmo, if it works just like paypal then I would choose bitcoin over any of these
Something that always holds me off from using services like these are the fees.
I use Paypal since 2004 or so and I don't even remember paying fees, I remember there was a 1 euro fee if one made a withdrawal less than 100 euros, now it's free. I can say I've paid a lot more in fees using bitcoin in 2 and a half years than with 12 years of Paypal usage. |
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