Bitcoin will probably not make the banks disappear but it will make them offer better services in the future.
Well since banks are now looking unto the blockchain tech there is the possibility of that I believe. |
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It's not like they use WU entirely. More of it comes from the black market I suppose.
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So that's why we're back at sub-$400 now eh?  Well if that's the case then it'll probably recover by this week or the next. |
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Complete scam, only nob will buy this type of silly scammy ebook. If somebody can hack bitcoin private key than he would be able to be billionaire and he don't need to sell this method for some cents. Yeah, by the way stay away from digital point. It's been dead for years now, the only ones remaining are the ones trying to get their scam stuff sold. It's like finding a needle in the haystack for legitimate deals there. |
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I am more than willing to restart the pool, but the RPC functions required to make the pool work were removed from Bytecent wallet. I have had new and updated code ready to go for months, but it now appears that for some reason Bytecent feels the semi-distributed mining system is pointless. Too bad, I was kind of waiting for that semi-distributed pool. |
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Tonight it's MIN vs CLE. Even though MIN is coming from a huge win from Memphis, I do not think they have the firepower to defeat the powerhouse (yet currently a mess of a situation) CAVs. I'm still betting on the MIN tho.
On the other hand, I'm quite confident now Josh Smith's back in the lineup for HOU, against their match vs the pelicans.
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Have anyone tried 64Blocks? Its a really cool game IMO.
Other than that I like Plinko too.
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The backlog is just going to keep rising and there is nothing we can do about it. It is very unfortunate.
That's why we need the lightning network, even as a temporary solution while Core devs patch up a perma fix. |
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Well I did too, but in the line of ~0.25. While it wasn't much, it was good money that I lost.
Some things are meant to be lost I suppose.
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Have you ever heard about the BYC rewards app? You can BYCs w/c of course you can exchange for bitcoins for watching videos and installing apps.
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Centralization was about the happen. How is this news?
In every market where there is money to be made money will come in and take over.
The idea was bound to lose because of capitalization.
And bitcoin was made to fight that capitalization scheme. But yeah, turns out it was a victim to that too. |
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Well if finally happened. It really annoys me seeing litecoin so high. The coin has not been developed or had any innovations the last years. Maybe because many people still hangs on to the notion that LTC is silver to BTC's gold. |
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Most people don't know about it and the few that know are not interested in it.
it's just another way for payments, not THE way.
I do not see why it's a necessity for a lot of people to understand it anyway. Most of us do not know too how wire transfers work. All we know is that it's a way to send money. |
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Smith is back to the rockets and it feels like it's last season again. Look's like they'll start winning games from here on.
On other news, Kerr's back too.
I'm taking the HOU vs DAL matchup in the favor of the rockets tomorrow.
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The lower miners fee advantage, will soon be eliminated by the implementation of many "Private ledgers" being introduced within this year and the years to come from the banks
and other financial institutions. In my opinion this has not been the case in any way, because most people used a third-party as a on ramp and a off ramp for fiat conversion and
they added their fee, making Bitcoin use more expensive, than what it was supposed to be. The whole idea with the original protocol was for people to pay more for priority
transactions, and when it reach a situation where a bottleneck occur, then the block size could be increased to alleviate that. We have not reached a bottleneck in my opinion.
Well they've predicted that the bottleneck situation is now more likely to come soon, that's why they want action. IMO it's much better if the network increases the block size. Huge fees would kill micro-transactions otherwise. |
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What was the site's content?
As far as I know if the website is registered and hosted off-shore then that "US entity" has no right to seize it, only the appropriate authorities in the off-shore country.
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Noah just got his shoulders hit. Dislocated. He'll be out for a while, along with a chunk of the Bull's defense.
I'm taking on GSW-DET, most likely an easy W for the Warriors.
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Why did he have to exit the Bitcoin space with so much drama? Surely he must have had some underhanded motives to undermine it before leaving.
Like Bram Cohen has said, "It's one whiny ragequit." He's employed by R3, he can quit anytime. |
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Yes Buffet really siad that! Well he had never been good in understanding new technologies. He is an oldschooler.
But when I have absolutely no idea I should better shut my mouth, that's why statements like this from one one of the greatest investors of all time is kind of embarrassing.
He would likely agree that you should invest in what you know. When I need tech advice I generally don't ask a senior citizen. Yeah it's probably a generation thing. We invest in digital holdings, the older generations do it in stocks and traditional finance. Who cares? Let them be. |
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