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Or your computer were hacked.
You know, keyloggers and other things that may lead to them finding out your user/pw
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Well, BitLicense is a good step since it will make things legal on USA, but it's only used for exchanges mainly.
For merchants that accept it as payment it does nothing, so not much change I would say.
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Those things happening on the same day just proves that they have a bigger leader and faction.
(I already found someone saying that those things are just a few retards)
And this scares the shit out of me to ever be travelling to Europe, srysly
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Well I have the same problem.
My stats got reseted twice(one on the time I should be paid, and another when I really got paid), and I only got paid for the amount on the first reset.
I probably lost around 3 non-excluded posts because of this.
Still waiting for a answer marco. |
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Well, most of my spent BTC goes to Humble Bundle  But I already bought all the things with it, even a cute necklace for my gf |
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Sounds great.
But how we can redeem it...has btc came in cash as notes. Or its a digital only.
What do you mean redeem it? You put your euros in and you get your BTC out, and the opposite. Pretty straight forward, but without privacy anyone with access to the machine will know how much money did you run troughs that because again I doubt it's anonymous and no one here is saying exactly what do you need to provide to use the machine. If you read instead of just saying shit, the OP already said that this machine can only buy BTC, not cashout fiat. In what i get my btc out.
Are they transfered to my wallet?
Yup, you put the money, say your address, and done, fresh BTC in your wallet. |
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do you guys who post even read the previous posts? :/
They prefer to FUD and to post all around so they get paid for their signature campaigns. I do have one, but I try to not post useless things like those 5 posts above yours. |
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How are changes in the Bitcoin network implemented? I'm not talking about the core of the network itself, but rather, if for example some new feature were to be implemented... can someone outline the decision-making process, who is responsible for implemented such changes and how they are made known to the community? Thank you
This is the gray area and decision tree that's not yet clearly defined. Once this ambiguity is crushed into ashes, Bitcoin will become an unstoppable force. First of all, thanks for all your answers guys. The reason I'm asking is because I have written a legal Doctorate thesis about the effect which Bitcoin might have on money laundering and AML law, and this is the only question which had me thinking and thinking. I suggested several changes which may be implemented into Bitcoin for it to become more akin to mainstream requirements without sacrificing any of its inherent attributes, but before I put forward and publicise such suggested changes, I just wanted to be sure about the mentioned decision-making issue. So regarding the group of developers - are they a set group, or is it a free-for-all system where anyone wishing to implement changes can join the group? I'm assuming that the group of developers will need to agree by themselves on whether to implement the changes or not, rather than asking the consent of each and every miner or person sustaining the network? It's true that consensus from the community is sought before implementing changes, but how many BTC users actually participate in the discussion? I understand that ultimately the users and miners will be the ones deciding whether to accept the changes or not via adoption, but then again, someone has to implement these changes at a higher-up level, aka the developers. I have an idea in mind on how the decision-making process can be ameliorated, which would make it a lot easier albeit a bit more bureaucratic; but it would ensure a wider range of people are reached during the consultation session It has a selected group of devs that can commit on the main repository of Bitcoin. But anyone can make a BIP(Bitcoin Improvment Proposal), or fork the repository and make a pull request. And please note that most changes doesn't affect clients(like the increase in the max block size), only miners. |
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As everything that accepts Bitcoin, this probably only work for USA, yet a good option to earn something better than faucets.
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It's a really interesting service, I'll give it a try.
PM'ing you OP
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Well I have the same problem.
My stats got reseted twice(one on the time I should be paid, and another when I really got paid), and I only got paid for the amount on the first reset.
I probably lost around 3 non-excluded posts because of this.
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And whats New In this machine? Is it cashout BTC, Or fiat money? We have to use ordinary card like bit-x card on these machine?
Cashout to BTC only, as it says on the website linked in the OP... These kinds of machines accept credit and debit cards too? Seens so, there's a slot for it. But it would be interesting to not only buy BTC, but to cashout aswell. |
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I think the fee should be a function of the number of unconfirmed tx at the time of sending. Would this work? Clients need to be more intelligent.
The transaction fee is totally optional. If you don't want to get enough priority and can wait for the age to be higher so it can be accepted without fees or with a low value, it's OK. Please read: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_feesyes, yes of course. What I'm proposing is that in addition to the tx size, the client should also consider the size of the mempool when "proposing" a fee. Well, the actual clients don't propose fees, they only have a fixed value on them. |
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I think the fee should be a function of the number of unconfirmed tx at the time of sending. Would this work? Clients need to be more intelligent.
The transaction fee is totally optional. If you don't want to get enough priority and can wait for the age to be higher so it can be accepted without fees or with a low value, it's OK. Please read: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees |
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An online service to hold your passwords?
That's more stupid than keeping a file in your computer with all your passwords.
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I really hope your identity gets revealed. It is clear your intent is malicious, and you deserve the full weight of the internet coming down on you.
The fact that you are hiding makes you a coward.
CoinWallet.eu What more identification you need? |
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Imagine fees of 0.005 are required when the bitcoin price is much higher... At 1000 usd that would be 5 usd per transaction... That means no more cheap transfers and bye bye advantage of bitcoin..
It still proves bigger blocks are required..
Compare that to western union, $50-100 fee and poor people use it all the time regardless. It just goes to show that Bitcoin will be affordable for all even if there is a huge amount of transactions. The higher transaction fees are needed for the miners to sustain the network in the long term. The community can choose to either pay the security guard or give him a few pennies and he'll leave for another job. And if you want to send a small 0.005(near to 1 dollar) to someone, paying 0.0005 means a fee of 10%. This is far from cheap, since Bitcoin isn't supposed to be used only on giant transactions like bank transfers. |
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It was 12USD on MtGox IIRC
I was very confused if Bitcoin was really going anywhere so I bought none, just got a few cents trough a few faucets and a good and old service of "watch the video ad and get a bitcoin". Well, it was kind of worth, since the price raised up a lot in a few months.
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Try the free plan for the first year for Amazon.
Their servers are more expensive than DigitalOcean if you keep the server running 24/7, but if you use on demand, then Amazon also fits very well on your pocket.
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I´m fairly ignorant but i´m trying to learn (without losing the few bitcoin i have). What is the best way to update Bitcoin QT? For someone that as a poor understanding is kind of scary. I dont even know the version that i´m running  Is there a step by step manual or something? Make a backup of your wallet. Install most recent version. And you're done. If any problem occurs, you can downgrade and recover the wallet from the backup. To check the version, running Bitcoin-QT, just click in the menu Help > About. It will show a screen like this one: http://ubuntu-tricks.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Screenshot-4.png |
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