Was manche so unter schnell und einfach in Bitcoin investieren verstehen ...
haha, lol. Ich versteh's auch nicht. Aktien kaufen ist auch nicht so einfach wie viele es finden. Man braucht doch tatsächlich einen Broker oder 'ne Bank oder sowas. |
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Is there a place where I can find coin characteristics? (Mainly max coins in existence, now and in the future, when they are all mined)
Total amount of coins will be 21 million. 10.5 million coins were premined and about 50% of those are now in circulation. I estimate that mined coins till now are roughly 2.5 million so about 7.5-8 million are in circulation. The rest of the premine is currently held by Balduro and we are expecting him to destroy the rest of the coins in the next days. These are rough estimates but I'll be working soon towards getting a more accurate number. says "coins created: 11,945,138 AUR". I guess this is premined plus regularly mined up to now. So mined coins till now is more like 1.5 million if this is correct. Thank you, so if I'm correct there will be about 7.5 millions AUR left to mine.
9 million left to mine according to my info. |
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^ wer weiss. Ist auch ziemlich egal. Ich bezweifle daß sich da groß irgendwas schlagarteig ändert wenn der Handel dort beginnt.
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Ich dachte der (eingeschränkte) Handel startet sowieso erst nächste Woche. Wie soll es da jetzt schon Trades geben?
Barry Silbert announced on Twitter that the BIT fund is live and waiting for eligible shareholders to deposit their shares and sell. |
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Alright, there we go. Price has been fixed it is 0.0005 BTC per GB credited after 1 confirmation
Perfect.. thank you. Will surely use your service when the need comes up. |
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das muss ja nicht heißen, dass jemand zu den Preisen auch kauft. doch, das sind bids. Die wollen kaufen. Das Problem ist daß keiner verkauft. Können nur Leute machen, die im BIT (?) seit 12 Monaten investiert sind. Die haben wohl > $355 gekauft und haben jetzt vielleicht keinen Bock zu verkaufen oder Arbitrage zu machen. |
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but that's forgetting human psychology and the hype a 100% price rise will cause. In other words: the halving (reduction of supply) itself is just the ignition, the real momentum comes from increase decrease of supply increase of demand.
is what I meant to say. corrected my post above. |
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Pricing is 0.005 BTC per GB with 1 confirmation required every account begins with a balance of 500 MB to get started.
$1.25 per GB? really? wow, that's pricey. Too expensive for me, in fact. Shit. You're right I need one more zero .0005 Or 12 cents I'll fix that after work tonight Ok  . That makes more sense. Thanks. |
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I finally got the chance to implement payments...
cool Pricing is 0.005 BTC per GB with 1 confirmation required every account begins with a balance of 500 MB to get started.
$1.25 per GB? really? wow, that's pricey. Too expensive for me, in fact. |
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Imho there is no jump to be expected until next halving. Everything else happening is just noise. I've never seen the halving-drives-bubbles argument fully explained. It seems to me that since we are talking about CCMF price jumps of at least tenfold, and the inflation rate is nowhere near that, then either most bitcoins are immovable or the halving isn't in fact that important. For example, if we have an inflation rate of 10% per year but investment increases tenfold during the year, then we still get roughly a 9x increase in price. Now if half the coins are immovable, either because they are lost or because for some reason the holders refuse to cash any out, then the effective inflation rate looks more like 20%. If 3/4 of the coins are immobile, then 40%. And if investment only increases by say 4x per year, then I think that's only like a 2.5x price increase during the non-halving years. But 4x vs. 2.5x is still not that much of a difference. If the halving does make a huge difference, I would have to conclude that it's because few bitcoins actually make it to market for whatever reason. Perhaps it's the Bitcoin Baron's Paradox: "After the first few million dollars, why cash out any more? Fiat currency is a downright dangerous place to park your money!" (It could get frozen, banks could fail, dollar could collapse, etc. Gold has jurisdictional risks. Bitcoin is the ideal place for savings, so even if the price rises there is no reason to cash out very much more.) I believe the halfing will have strong impact and I think you answered your own question (why?) at least partly: a lot of coins are immobile. You're looking at inflation rate. Let me offer another way to look at this: (I'm assuming miners are selling 100% of mined coins for simplicity, the argument works with less) 3600 BTC are mined each day. At current market price that's $900,000 worth. These BTC are being bought every day by demand. Now this selling pressure halves and the demand stays the same. Surely what will happen is the price will rise. In case of constant demand of $900k/day it should rise to 500 USD/BTC (merely double). But neither supply nor demand stay constant in such a scenario: supply is likely to decrease, because miners get to hoard more and most importantly demand will rise. Yes, I know, economic theory says demand should drop with a higher price,... but that's forgetting human psychology and the hype a 100% price rise will cause. In other words: the halving (reduction of supply) itself is just the ignition, the real momentum comes from increase of demand. It worked last time, I think the Q1 2013 rally was caused (or at least substantially contributed to) by the halfing. Does this make sense at all or is it wishful thinking? |
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the pool ads are coming back... a good sign |
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from http://dunveganspace.com/assets/bitsat-design-pdr.pdf, page 15: M9 Uplink
Authentication
BitSat B1 uplink notes SHALL send bitcoin blocks in a reliable, digitally authenticated data envelope to satellite
would it have been possible (or desirable) to design the sats in such a way that anybody would've been able to connect to one of them and send it a block? |
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there's an excellent tool for that: youtube-dl. the -x switch tells it to extract audio only after dl "--audio-format mp3" optionally converts to mp3
#> youtube-dl -x --audio-format mp3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gfntBEI3Aw
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market is reacting positively to the airdrop ending:  |
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Hw1 and ledger are similar.
Ledger have better casing and a two factor card.
I would chose ledger because it's more resistant, but it's same smartcard chip as HW1.
I have two HW1, a BWallet and a Trezor. My favorite is Trezor because I can use it with Electrum 2.0 and the BWallet website is slow and buggy. HW1 is a very decent hardware solution for the price but Green Address, what one normally uses with HW1, is very sluggish but it works okay (no way to change fees, must accept what Green Address decided to charge). If you rent 30 GH/s of power from MRR for three days and mine on Slush you can get a Trezor for only $79.00 (bought two this way). If you buy a Trezor click link in my sig please. Trezor is what I use as my daily wallet. I have used the hw.1 with electrum dev version before. I guess this means btchip sport didn't make it into the release after all? (Sorry for ot) |
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ich habe letztens auf reddit wieder was zu einem dezentralen exchange gelesen. Was ich mich dabei nur frage ist, wie die FIAT zahlungen überwacht werden sollen?
Erfolgen die transaktionen dann direkt von nutzer zu nutzer? (Ich meine ähnlich wie bei bitcoin.de)
Bei bitshares ist dies zum Beispiel so geplant. Überprüfung der fiat-Zahlung wird bei Streit durch escrow agents gemacht. Diese können dann zum Beispiel tlsnotary verwenden, um den user beweisen zu lassen, daß er die fiat-tx korrekt gemacht hat ("cryptographic proof of online accounts". damit kann der user beweisen, daß ihm seine Bank per ssl bestimmte daten geschickt hat ohne seine Kredentialien preiszugeben. Hab's ausprobiert: man macht eine ssl-verbindung zur bank, ruft den Kontoauszug oder Überweisungsbestätigung oder was auch immer auf, und führt den Beweis durch mit einem Browser-Plugin. Content und Beweis geht an den Auditor, welcher dann sicher sein kann, daß der content mit dem ssl key der Bank unterschrieben wurde. Derzeit gibt es noch einige technische einschränkungen bzgl. tls-version etc, geht also noch nicht mit jeder Bank, aber ist 'ne ziemlich geile Innovation). |
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Airdrop is over?   |
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when you called multi-year long bear market... I didn't believe it. this prediction: I also don't believe it. will I ever learn? we will see. |
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I'm sure that Balduro will do the right thing, regarding the premined coins.
I think option 2) equally distribute the remaining premined coins to the 1 stage airdrop addresses is a great way to end the airdrop. I totally agree! Equal distribution of the remaining premined coins, to the 1 stage airdrop addresses, serves the purpose of the airdrop the best way. The purpose of the airdrop is not the only thing important here. There have also been "investors" who gave AUR value in the first place by buying them from the Icelandic people who wanted to cash out. If more than 6% of the total Airdrop supply (10,500,000) remain in the premine addresses after Stage 3, any coins exceeding the 6% mark will be verifiably destroyed.
why not simply proceed according to plan? The airdrop blueprint also states that: "The right is reserved to repeat the Airdrop reset stages as many times as necessary to get the coins into circulation, as well as any other measure intended for the same purpose." ok, you're right. I wasn't aware. In that case I don't care wether 1.) or 2.) is done. |
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