People who are into bitcoins what the system to thrive. I've never even owned a single whole bitcoin, but I still give back to the faucet sites that helped me out. And.....a "bitcoin future" would be breathtaking to see unfold.
Yep, you got that right, I always give back to people who help out and share with others. When you have your address in sight, and do or say nice things in the community, you will always get appreciated with coins, be sure about it  |
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+1 count me in, proud owner of a ESky Honey Bee 2 here looking for a quad with a wireless cam  |
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Jeje cosas de la vida, hagan lo que hagan bitcoin esta para quedarse. Si lo ilegalizan se hace popular, si le legalizan se convierte en estandarte, si lo atacan sale en las noticias, meh ya me entendeis. Yo me conformaria con un puesto de asesor tecnico si se decide poner en accion algo parecido a UNHP, no es por nada pero hay que aprovechar todos los conocimientos acumulados en mas de año y medio. |
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I have (unsuccessfully) tried to use them, but I am terribly comfortable with them.
I think the concept of accounts is probably better left to accounting software and don't really fit into the scope of what the bitcoind should be doing. Bitcoind is not (and does/should pretend to be) an accounting program.
If it were up to me the developers should just cut them out and concentrate on more important things, perhaps extending the [comment] [comment-to] system to work with incoming transactions.
^lol, didn't see so much contradictions in the same post until now. How isn't bitcoin an accounting software when it has to account for all the unspent inputs available to it? Accounts work as ribuck said, for individual user accounting and they provide allot of features when used correctly. Like taking the burden of accounting of your main database and maintaining correct user balances, in case of chain reorgs. You can even have a complete website or app failure and no backups of the main database, but the coins are kept intact in every user's account with only one backup of wallet.dat. I don't have the time to write a complete documentation, but I can assure you bitcoin accounts are useful and whoever tells you the opposite hasn't got a clue what are used for. Sorry for the rant, I just turned my back for a moment lol @weex learn how to "move" coins between accounts and you will see how easy the accounting gets, with no database overhead and it just works. Start using queues in case you want to have your app work smoothly and prevent accounts going negative if it isn't desired. That's all, now keep developing your app, bitcoin is all set-up. |
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Multisig addresses require m-of-n signatures to spend from. There are n total keys that can sign, and you need m <= n of them to successfully spend. For example, with m = 2 and n = 3 you can do a trade of physical goods with built-in escrow. The escrow holds one key, and each of the sender and receiver of the good hold the other keys. The buyer sends his bitcoin to the 2-of-3 address and the seller ships out the goods. The seller than creates and signs a transaction that spends the coins from the 2-of-3 address to his personal address. When the buyer receives the goods, he also signs the transaction and the coins are moved. If there is a dispute, the escrow can either sign the transaction, awarding the coins to the seller, or can ask the buyer to create and sign a transaction that returns the coins to him, and then sign that one. This can all be done without including the escrow except when necessary as all you need to know is the escrow's public address. They can have an outstanding offer to settle any disputes provided that if arbitration is necessary they get X BTC (or a %) as a fee.
Thank you for this - it makes a lot more sense now. It would be nice if there was a short little video on youtube explaining this to the common bitcoin user. There is no UI yet, and the code with the command line support still hasn't been in a release yet. Give it some time. Or a major announcement |
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Sigo el hilo con mucho interes
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All right, all right, enough speculation. I'll be announcing http://bitundies.com/, where you will be able to buy high-quality Alpaca wool undergarments for bitcoin. Nice one What is it then? At least give us some hints Gavin |
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Que no cunda el pánico! Se ha "estabilizado" en 10€ durante varias horas... No empecemos aun a sacrificar a las vírgenes! Bromas aparte, a mi no me importaria que su valor se elevase a 20€ porque si el valor de un bloque va a dejar de ser 50 BTC para ser 25 BTC, menuda gracia me hace minear la mitad asi por la gracia de los dioses bitcoineros... cada vez que tocan olimpiadas, cada bitcoin cuesta el doble de minear  Eso tiene facil arreglo tio, ya veras que ningun minero va vender por debajo de un precio que refleje realmente la doble dificultad. |
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Fenomenal johnlu, aqui vamos estar a la espera del articulo, suerte
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Check your PM, please respond a little faster than half an hour for every message
Edit: Fking didn't answer at all, when asked about forums, ebay or other public accounts to check his rep
I just did, you were a little fast to blame me publicly for that, I have to get out from time to time, right? Got your PM, sorry I'm not used to be left without a response in the middle of a transaction, now I know you I have to be more patient with you. Sent you a PM |
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andddd
now it is
$11
whew
$10.70 >.< Cheap coins imo MtGox doesn't work very well right now, my orders are pending most of the time |
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There are already services out there for this. The company I work for just had a team come in and do this, providing a decent report of vulnerabilities.
Rather than look into the Bitcoin community for this, look into experts who do this for a living every day.
Any of them accepting bitcoins? |
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There has too be people out thier who have bunches of bitcoins but want USD in exchange and selling lower per bitcoin than the MTgox rate. You know like on ebay or some giving a big discount cuz they wanna get em off for cash??
https://localbitcoins.com/ |
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Si alguien me presta ahora unos 74.000 dólares os dejo el precio de bitcoin en 15 dólares ahora mismito ¿Que? Espe que voy a por la tarjeta, jeje. No sabia que se ha quedado tan poco profundo debajo de los 15 Bueno, tampoco era para tanto, con unos $74K tenía suficiente. En señal de agradecimiento ahí os dejo el precio del bitcoin a $15.11. Disfrutadlo Mmmm, que bueno el tio yo si me lo creo, sigue subiendolo jaja |
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yes
Great transaction, thanks |
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Salve dato che il servizio di VirWox è attualmente disabilitato compro bitcoins con paysafecard da 10€ PM grazie!! Velocii!!
Hi, maybe I can help. That is a 10€ paysafecard voucher? |
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Check your PM, please respond a little faster than half an hour for every message
Edit: Fking didn't answer at all, when asked about forums, ebay or other public accounts to check his rep
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mebe its time to wake up..for the crazy americans , gogogogog.
come one guys, you had enough sleep already |
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What would be the easiest or cheapest way to buy some bitcoins.
I have only credit cards and paypal in $
Do you have any previous trades? not yet, just starting Nice, what BitLucky said is the way to go longterm. If you want some bitcoins right now maybe I can help, so check your PM |
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Very interesting. Thanks for the heads up.
I referred real people and they got phone verified etc.. But never received the Bonus. This sucks. I have people referred to the site from Rugatu and no bonus payouts from Aug 15, only to them, lame  |
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