faut savoir que bitcoin fonctionne de maniére trés similaire au systéme bancaire, avec quelque subtilité en plus, à savoir la décentralisation.
Je trouve ça pas très juste, sans vouloir en rajouter une couche Une banque a des frais (en théorie) fixes, n'a pas de mempool, pas de mining impliqué.. Les risques sont différents, mais les banques comme BTC ne sont pas dénués de risques. Perso j'utilise des banques pour mon quotidien, et BTC comme une valeur de stockage. Là où je suis d'accord, c'est que pour ceux qui sont dans une situation bancaire un peu "limite", BTC offre une protection supplémentaire comparé aux banques : peu de risque d'être saisi, ça ne bouge pas, pas d'agios, pas de mauvaises surprise avec BTC. En contrepartie il faut faire avec le fait qu'il soit volatile qui n'est pas sans risques non plus.. |
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Je suis plus nuancé que ça personnellement, il semble qu'on puisse accéder à des informations contenues dans des textes protégés (brevetés et/ou payants) si on s'y prend bien par exemple. On peut donc se demander ce qui va être fait de toutes les informations que l'on transmet sur nous même dans les années à venir. Par exemple l'IA ne pourrait-elle pas arriver à dresser un profil de nous, à partir de toutes nos requêtes, sur nos idées politiques, nos centres d'intérêts, nos loisirs, nos problèmes de santé, notre façon de vivre, etc. Ca pourrait fortement intéresser des organismes d'assurance, de crédit, de recouvrement de dettes, de fonds de pension, des administrations comme le fisc, et les services de renseignements de beaucoup de pays curieux d'en savoir plus sur leurs citoyens et ceux d'autres pays demandeurs de visas. Je n'aime pas faire de dystopie, mais est-ce qu'au nom de la lutte impérieuse contre le terrorisme, ils ne pourraient pas décider demain matin (si ce n'est pas déjà le cas aujourd'hui) de nous scorer sur notre susceptibilité à devenir complice d'un acte terroriste par exemple.
Merci pour tes réponses, c'est vraiment très intéressant. Je pensais que ces histoires de textes protégés avaient été réglés par OpenAI, mais en effet ce n'est pas le cas... Tu as tout à fait raison, je pense que ton exemple sur la lutte anti-terroriste est très juste. Je suis aussi convaincu que l'on finira par être scoré, d'un manière ou d'une autre, peut être un peu à la Chinoise, mais en remplaçant les points sociaux par des "points républicains" ou quelque chose dans le genre. J'ai toujours gardé une grande distance avec tous les réseaux sociaux imaginables, à cause de cela. Ma seule entorse à cette règle est ce forum, et encore j'ai attendu d'être dans les bonnes conditions avant de commencer à y écrire, et à un peu raconter quelques éléments de ma vie dessus. On vient tous de vivre les mêmes années, personne ne pourra nier la dystopie que l'on est en train de construire à l'échelle mondiale. En France par exemple, la surveillance vidéo analysée en temps réel par algorithmes devient une réalité concrète, et ça pour moi, c'est le dernier des red flags. À partir de ça, je n'ai plus aucune confiance dans l'avenir concernant les données privées, et tout ce qui y est lié. C'est vrai que ChatGPT pourrait être un vecteur de collecte de données extraordinaire, un peu comme l'a été Facebook pour le fisc et les flics, ou comme l'est le smartphone. Du coup je suis surpris que certains états se privent d'un moyen de surveillance aussi accessible par les masses.. Les individus traitent par ignorance les applications d'intelligence artificielle, vous les trouvez donc en train de leur fournir des informations plus précises que celles que vous obtenez des médias sociaux.
Je me souviens avoir lu que les ingénieurs d'un constructeur automobile avaient essayé d'améliorer la qualité des données secrètes à l'aide de ChatGPT et maintenant que les données confidentielles sont accessibles à tous et qu'il n'y a aucune possibilité de les supprimer.
C'est presque la raison de l'interdiction que les pays veulent contrôler ces données et la possibilité de les supprimer.
Ah ouais d'accord... En effet c'est assez navrant de naiveté de la part des employés en question.. La solution ne serait-elle pas d'informer / éduquer les employés et les gens globalement plutôt que de bannir GPT ? Enfin bon, il est vrai que le ban est plus facile à mettre en place, et plus fiable j'imagine. On sait si il y a quelque chose à ce sujet dans les conditions d'utilisation de chatGPT ? C'est vraiment écrit noir sur blanc qu'une data envoyée ne pourra pas être effacée même lors d'une demande explicite d'une personne/entreprise ? Je trouve ça dingue |
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As mikeywith said, the risk would be to make some serious damages to your hardware with this strategy.
You could power on your ASICs during 3 days per month, you would have the same number of shares submitted, and less risk, less things to do yourself like that.
Or you could just mine with 10% of your S19s h24.
In general my ASICs need 5-10 minutes to mine at their full potential after I've power them on but it depends of the firmware. Sometimes, some pools need some more time to show the shares submitted and the real hashrate you are sending to them. Even if the shares are ok and still accounted, it shows some low values during the first hour.
With stock Bitmain firmware it takes a longer time to run stable and at full hashrate, than with Braiinos for example. But Braiinos is stealing 2% (not sure about this number but it's the one I think I remember) of your shares as a dev fee...
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Yeah, Bitcoin's progress is efficient as we enter 2023. For now, everything is looking to go really in a smooth way.
However, there are no guarantees about the future. Neither Adam Back nor anyone else can predict anything about the price of Bitcoin in the future: his predictions could turn out to be right or completely wrong.
However, I am quite optimistic about the price of BTC going up in the next year or so, the halving is in about 1 year and we all know that this implies (historically anyway) some very interesting price movements.
I hope you're right about 70k in December, but better to wait and see what happens rather than waste energy trying to make calculations and predictions. As said, we are one year away from halving, the hardest part is done (I mean for the holders who bought after previous bull), we just have to wait a little bit and keep an eye on the rates.
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The campaign is CFNP but if you think you are better than the current participants in some of the following criterias then feel free to drop your application.
- Your overall performance regarding post quality
- Number of posts counts you have so far. Higher is better (not spam)
- Your merit vs post ratio
- Your merit vs activity ratio
- Good acceptability of your opinions in discussions
- Your DT status/strength
- Accuracy in the feedback you leave for others
- You have a good trust list
- Good level of forum socializing skill, friendly and sharing type
- Good knowledge about bitcoin and any subject in topics you engage
- Somehow a good influence and good model for others
Hey Royse777, I don't have many posts or merits, but I've only really been active on the forum for 3-4 months. I think I could bring some good value to this campaign, and I know I will have more and more personal time to be active on the forum. Don't hesitate to let me know if you think I'm a good fit for the job and a Sr. Member position becomes available. See you later on the forum! |
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Ouais de même les Xiaomi et Google Pixel sont en général des valeurs sures !
Si tu veux radiner, Backmarket est vraiment pas cher, c'est du reconditionné. Le service client est réactif. J'ai acheté pas mal de Thinkpad, et de smartphones chez eux, j'ai jamais eu de soucis. Pense juste à reformater / remettre à zéro l'appareil à la réception, surtout si tu gères des finances / cryptos avec !
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Thank you for sharing this with us, and in such detailed way. As always, some people are desperate enough to dare anything. I sincerely hope that no one will fall into the trap, especially newbies, but I don't think it will work. And apparently, he already switched to another personnality on TG / another scam  This will not affect Royse's reputation in any way, as everyone will soon be aware of the deception and most people dealing with Royse are regulars on the forum and know about this type of scam. I would have liked to give you merits for this useful post, I don't have any more smerits at the moment, but I'll add your topic to my list of topics to merit |
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Bump  List is updated ! |
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Playing a little bit with that tool brings 1 more question
if the tool says I get a block every 3 days what are the potential rate of getting more than 1 block every three days?
Because the second block is the one that may include the profits and coverage for somedays
like once a month? any insights for this?
3 more days is the answer with an average luck of 100%. If you want to have more than 1 block in 3 days in this example, you would need more hashrate, or a lot of luck.. |
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Hey Becassine ! Super nice to see that you are handling this contest ! I predict the high on 2023/5/22 will be 1 BTC = 31120 CHF Wish you all good luck ! |
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Intéressant. On a bien vu le succès mitigé de ce messages du type "fumer tue", ou "pour pas chier du sang mangez au moins 5 fruits et légumes par jours blablabla". Tant que tu n'attaques pas directement au portefeuille, c'est à perte non ?
La France ne vient-elle pas d'interdire aux influenceurs et autres youtubers etc... de faire la promotion de Bitcoin et de toute cryptomonnaie en général ?
Je crois avoir vu passer ça quelque part.
Franchement tout ça sent bon, j'ai l'impression que Bitcoin et les cryptos deviennent de plus en plus prises au sérieux depuis les derniers mois. J'ai hâte de voir à quoi va ressembler le prochain bullrun, j'ai le feeling que celui ci sera celui de la confirmation et pourra servir de socle d'adoption pour beaucoup de sceptiques.
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I'm not sure that's the real point of Bitcoin, is it?
For everyday expenses, I like FIAT ou stablecoins. Personally I see Bitcoin more as a form of savings account for the very long term, more as a storage value than a way of spending my "everyday needs".
I think that at the moment Bitcoin is too volatile, and that is a huge brake to make it a realistic alternative to all fiat currencies.
However, it's not so sure, when you look at the case of Turkey or Lebanon for example, their national FIAT is very volatile too, and that in a not so positive way...
For the moment I don't want to spend my BTC for my daily life, it would be a waste in my opinion. We'll see in a few decades, the BTC I have left, I want to keep it for the very long term.
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btc365 now its scamming site, they blocked 90% accounts , so I'm looking for something similar
I still don't understand why newbies come on here looking for trusted online casinos but end up using online casinos with ruined reputations or scam past histories, why are you even trying to use this website called btc365 when there are many good online casinos on this forum? We wear strong online casinos signatures because of people like you, there is DuelBits, Roobet, Rollbit, and many more that give satisfying services to their customers, if KYC verification is what you are trying to avoid well it's not going to favor much because the biggest online casinos ask for KYC verification to keep their business out of trouble from the authorities. Exactly! Why would you want to look for a casino similar to the one you accuse of scamming? This is complete nonsense! I don't understand the approach at all. As you say, if OP is able to come and open a topic here, it means that he is able to do his research on the forum, and legit casinos are not what is missing around here. OP may be part of the people who demand a regulated and licensed casino security, without wanting to go through KYC. One day people will understand, that in a long term perspective, KYC does not handicap them, but in general means protection for the end user and the casino operator himself. I think completely differently. KYC does not really protect anyone, but is an elementary element of mass control and surveillance of people by controlling their financial condition and financial flows. All the data of people who have passed in a particular casino or exchange, or in general on some kind of KYC site, in the end, still end up in a single population database. Both private and public databases. And this data is naturally completely at the disposal of special services, the banking sector and other authorized government bodies. In the end, KYC is just data that a person gives voluntarily, as a rule, and does not realize that this simply tightens the noose of surveillance and control around his neck in some exceptional and extreme circumstances. And in the life of people after all, there are all sorts of circumstances. Including many have to hide from creditors, and such a person is not a criminal at all, but simply an unlucky person. This is where this damn KYC helps lenders to catch such an unlucky person. And I repeat - not a criminal and not a scammer at all !!! And a person who just got into a difficult life situation! And what is at least some benefit of KYC for this person? There is no benefit at all! Only one harm!!! That's a really interesting point of view, I can understand it. I'm not sure that it's really a tool for mass control (at least now.), in the sense that there is no database that I know of that would centralize the different KYC that people have passed. They are only used, I mean data like POI POA and EDD/SOF only in case of problems. Otherwise it just stay in stock. Let's take the example of a French person who does a KYC with Binance, Coinbase, or Nicehash, whatever. For a French person living in the European Union, his KYC will be processed by Jumio or Idnow, which are the two processors in charge of FRs residing in the European Union. These two processors do not store the data, the GDPR forbids them to do so. They process the KYC, and give the validation (or not) to the company that pays them for that, in our example the CEX. It is this said company that will store the KYC information for a maximum of 6 years. If this same Frenchman does another KYC, but at MEXC website for example, or another CEX, neither Jumio/Idnow, nor MEXC, nor the other CEXs will know that he has already been KYC'd elsewhere. KYC are not centralized and because of that, IMO they are not usable as a tool of control right now. For me, KYC allows the company to know who it is dealing with, to be sure that you are not listed in a SAR file or wanted by any authorities. In return, the customer is guaranteed to be treated honestly in theory, because thanks to KYC he can prove that his funds are linked to his identity and it becomes legally complex to seize him without a valid reason. It's always the same thing, the balance between security and decentralization comes at the cost of losing a little of one or the other. You mentioned the example of the unlucky guy which has debts or issues with Taxes authority, In this case, I would directly use P2P from a personnal point of view,. KYC is never an absolute necessity for those who oppose it and refuse it. There is no situation where a KYC is totally mandatory as long as you are able to use P2P systems, but I strongly believe that having a KYC linked to a CEX account, where you don't really do business (only a few buys for example) is a best way to hide yourself. You do your KYC, some small buys, and on the side, if you use Bisq or any P2P solution, autorities will just consider the CEX trades. It is less suspicious than no KYC at all if you are already flagged for some illegal crypto things related or anything. No KYC at all could be a red flag for autorities if you have been flagged in the past, no ? |
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Hi !
How much do you pay per Th/s ?
Do you plan to adjust the price depending of the market ? Price of BTC/difficulty etc..
I could be interested, I have some hundreds of Th/s that I could rent to you.
May I ask you why you don't use Nicehash or Mining Rig Rental ?
Is it because you are avoiding to create an account there or you don't like these companies ?
I will follow your topic and we stay in touch
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Bonjour Sur le site d'Electrum, il y a 3 choix pour windows Standalone Executable Signatures Windows Installer Signatures Portable version (security advice) Signatures Bon pour un PC non portable, il faut choisir 1 ou 2 ? J'ai téléchargé electrum mais c'est écrit testwallet. Je suis désolée d'être aussi nulle  Avec quoi je peux exécuter un fichier asc ? J'utilise que Linux, mais je suppose que Standalone c'est un exécutable qui ne s'installe pas, que tu peux donc supprimer sans désinstallation (peut être pour un usage ponctuel / unique ?). Windows Installer c'est pour l'installation classique, tu auras ton electrum installé dans Program files. La version portable je suppose que ça s'installe dans un dossier prédéfini, et que les wallets seront placés dans le même dossier pour que tu puisses le foutre sur une clé usb ou un disque dur externe. Pour le fichier asc, je te conseille ce topic qui est très cool : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5240594.120 |
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Réglementer les cryptos n'est pas difficile, sauf pour le Bitcoin, que le gouvernement tente désormais d'influencer avec des plateformes centralisées.
Pourquoi ? C'est pas difficile de réguler Bitcoin, pas plus qu'une autre cryptomonnaie. C'est d'ailleurs déjà fait, la plupart des marchés sont régulés (certains plus que d'autres : EU, Japon, Corée du Sud, US etc..), et des tonnes de textes existent et sont appliqués chaque jour. À la seconde où tu as du FIAT qui est nécessaire, globalement il y a aura de la régulation et des réglementations. Que cela soit de l'exchange de BTC, d'ETH, ou même de Monero, c'est la partie FIAT qui pousse à la régulation. Wow, dur dur, tout ça pour quelques point de GDPR qui manquent... Ça me fait rire les bans de ChatGPT, c'est comme si on avait voulu ban Wikipédia il y a 15 ans. Je trouve ça un peu ridicule. |
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To make BTC more decentralised != To make more money...
A farm will buy thousands of miners at once
Hobby miners 1-10 at once
Much less headache and more money invested in farms
Yeah exactly, Bitmain and other manufacturers just don't care about retails and home-miners. The target is the professionals who order dozen and hundreds of ASICs. You can get 10TH/s for about 900w with a Braiinos firmware, at least that's more or less what I get on my R4s (which have similar hashboards to the S9s) Apollo and merch have 1-3T\HASH mining hardware but the hardware is not upto the mark and after sales is not that good. Sidehack, like some other members, is very active on the forum and offers continuous support on its productions. Personally, I have always been able to find solutions to my problems, with all the Gekkoscience products I have had. If it's a really desperate case, there is also the Kano server on discord, there is a Gekko section where you can find help for almost all models, it's very reactive. Imagine having a S9i @ 13.5T/hash @ 5nm which only consumes 400W backed by a solar power system.
Yeah we all agree, but that's not the goal of Bitmain IMO. |
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To be honest it's pretty hard to give an objective and valid opinion with only one twitter link as reference to the project. Could you tell us more? What will give value to the project? Which added value concretely? How much NFTs will you mint in total?/ After that, I might be concerned about your middle fingers . I have nothing against cryptos, on the contrary, and I have nothing against NFTs. I don't like Ordinals and what they do, and from a personal point of view, I keep hoping that it's just a collective fad, and that once the users involved get tired of it, we'll be able to get back to normal fee transactions on a regular basis. I'm not opposed to it, because everyone does what they want with blockchain : we all agree that as long as it's possible, it's doable. I just don't think that everything that is doable should necessarily be done. |
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Yeah absolutely, anyone can go to github and start reading this book, no problem in theory. Of course, if you have some basic knowledge of at least one programming language, some parts will seem more "straight forward" but if you are a complete beginner, the first chapters are accessible to absolutely everyone who has some knowledge of technology. Here is a quote from the author which is self-explanatory: Mastering Bitcoin is a book for developers, although the first two chapters cover bitcoin at a level that is also approachable to non-programmers. Anyone with a basic understanding of technology can read the first two chapters to get a great understanding of bitcoin. Personally, I had a little difficulty with chapter 7. I only had a few basics in python and C++, at the time some things seemed a bit complex. But the goal of this kind of reading is to give you as much knowledges as possible, so you have nothing to lose by trying to read it |
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L'utilisateur moyen peut-il avoir accès à de l'électricité d'origine nucléaire au prix de 0,02 $/kWh pour? Je ne m'y attends pas car de tels contrats interviennent avant que l'installation nucléaire soit conçue comme un financement initial et bénéficie de l'énergie produite.
L'aspect positif de la récente crise du carburant est que davantage de pays se tourneront vers des projets d'énergie nucléaire, et donc plus d'énergie excédentaire pouvant être utilisée dans l'exploitation minière.
Ouais tout à fait, l'utilisation d'énergie excédentaire va prendre de plus en plus de place dans le monde des coins POW. El Salvador et son volcan, ou bien le Kazakhstan avec ses fermes solaires ont déjà ouvert la voie, je pense qu'on va voir de tout au niveau de la production électrique pour le mining dans les années qui viennent. J'ignore complètement quel prix paie l'utilisateur moyen dans ce coin des états-unis cependant. Je sais qu'au Texas c'est vraiment donné, mais je n'ai pas de chiffres pour la tarification des particuliers. Je cherche actuellement des infos précises qui concernent les (futures) lois US sur la taxation du mining, je me demande si Terawulf va pouvoir y échapper avec de l'énergie verte. Si les lois en cours de discussion passent réellement, cela signifiera probablement une part du hashrate encore plus grande en Russie, et possiblement via de l'électricité charbonnée.. |
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