blockchain.info is more safe and its can product much adresses
yeah, I'd recommend that one but I don't understand why he wants about 100 addresses? He would probably want to generate a new address for every sale that he makes. If your volumes are high, you might want to generate a lot of addresses at one go. |
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hello i ahve doubt i.e bitcoins are distributed freely for mining
so my doubt is bitcoins are really moving based on real money i.e
suppose in first say example 1000 people have bitcoins i.e distributed using mining
so for these people how the value of bitcoin paid i.e is this money paid by later investors?
i.e my main doubt is bitcoin has real money
and why for mining giving bitcoins and how it useful to bitcoin
or is this all just another virtual scam?
Look at the number of establishments accepting bitcoins today. It sure is real money to them. |
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From the wiki... https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mixing_serviceA mixing service can be used to mix one's funds with others', with the intention of confusing the trail back to the funds' original source. In traditional financial systems, the equivalent would be moving funds through banks located in countries with strict bank-secrecy laws, such as the Cayman Islands, the Bahamas and Panama[1].
Mixing helps protect privacy, but can also be used for money laundering - mixing illegally obtained funds. After laundering, the funds appear legitimate[2]. Mixing large amounts of money may be illegal, being in violation of anti-structuring laws.
There has been at least one incident where a Bitcoin exchange has blacklisted "tainted" deposits descending from stolen bitcoins[3]. Manual or lightly automated mixing methods can make detection of taint more difficult unless the exchange follows the trail[4], but this approach does protect privacy like a true mixing service would. |
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Electrum is the only wallet I use.  |
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only escrow with people positive rep..
Positive rep can be obtained after a single trade.  There are a lot of established escrows, who have done a large number of escrow transactions. Look amongst them. Also make sure that your transaction size is comparable to other transactions they have escrowed in the past. |
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I recently started with bitcoin & I like it learning each day something new about it . I want to know if I should continue with this nice cryptoo currency or just drop it ? Did I missed the bitcoin train ?  or it's not too late for it You recently got started with bitcoins and your user-id is Bitcoin seller? You should go long on bitcoins in the medium term and you can expect some sizable profits compared to other asset classes. |
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Sounds complicated to me and i don't believe in "investing" to some random sites.
I agree. Some information on when the site was established and general statistics would be helpful. Moreover, I think you should post this in the 'gambling' section, rather than beginners section. |
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Was wondering about the significance of race/colour before I saw this post. Can't believe I still have to write this in my posts and ruin it but,
This post was satire
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I would say a site is rigged if the house edge is greater than what is advertised / disclosed.
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One of bitcoin's selling point is decentralized trust - you don't have to trust anybody. If you have an online wallet, you need to trust the service provider. |
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Here's a private key with 0.00001 BTC on it, no fee required to import it, but also not enough money to send it anywhere.
addr: 19bjqNiSWxMuCcbzcszS37BJfNMKLA7vh1
priv: L3Upbvtaij1xMmG2iXTokSgguAPy3c4fnR81xFcUKc2263hapovb
It seems to have been cleared out as soon as you posted it. Here's a transaction fee's worth of private keys with 0.00001 BTC on each then. As long they are going to be spent, I've got 1500+ more... L4JyPUuq1qcokcunDvZcQceU...edit: all gone! Gone again before I could see them. |
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The advantage of having a distributed ledger is that there are multiple copies of the block chain. So it is highly unlikely that they will all get deleted at the same time. This might be a problem with fiat banks - what happens when all copies of their ledger get corrupted at the same time. |
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I guess it is just inertia.
As long as some young employee raises it at Red Cross, it will think of accepting bitcoins.
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Here's a private key with 0.00001 BTC on it, no fee required to import it, but also not enough money to send it anywhere.
addr: 19bjqNiSWxMuCcbzcszS37BJfNMKLA7vh1
priv: L3Upbvtaij1xMmG2iXTokSgguAPy3c4fnR81xFcUKc2263hapovb
It seems to have been cleared out as soon as you posted it. |
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I would say any time is the right time to invest in BTC. As long as you are prepared to hold. |
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I still can not understand why the price dropped so low last week  because more people wanted to sell at exchanges than to buy. when the price grows, the reverse is true. now if you wonder why did people wanted to sell last week - the answer would be because they are stupid, that's why. Those who didn't buy last week - they are stupider. |
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It was Tim Draper.
Ha ha.... He sure didn't get his bitcoins that cheap. |
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Not all countries have a "weak local currency" currency policy. Some will let the currency freely float against other currencies regardless of what the market does. The only currencies that will have the problem of being too strong are countries that have net exports as their currency will naturally get stronger as they sell products overseas, bring the profits home and buy the local currency.
The problem is what happens when other countries manipulate the foreign currency exchange rate. Do they still follow an off-hands policy or do they intervene in the market? NO its a race to bottom its a currency war... It is a race no country can win. |
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