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OP has a very valid points. These people keep on trying to regulate something impossible to regulate and they want to impose laws only they know how to divert... Stupidity at its finest.
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I'd pay a load of coins to have the same sources as you do in what regards information about Satoshi...  |
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Straight to the point graphic, very nice  |
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Another thread confusing everything. Transaction speed is one thing, confirmations are another. Transactions are instant: how can it be better than that? Confirmation do take time. Security takes time. So no, I don't think transaction speed is preventing anything Way more secure accepting 0 confirmation transactions than Visa ones, in my opinion. |
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You do not earn Bitcoin fast (unless you're incredibly lucky ) For sig campaigns you can check hereYou can ask for loans here, but you won't go far, for now. If you're skilled and determined, that's something on your favor... |
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I'll refill the wallet within 12 to 24 hours. Bitcoin boy will process the missed payouts once I've funded it. Sorry for the delay once again guys, everyone will be paid!
Thanks for the update! |
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Some quotes from a former mtgox employee:Yes, my belief was he was using customer deposits to support his lifestyle (many stories there) and that of the company without audit. Again, INCREDIBLY frustrating to see something you love and believe in... in the hands of someone... such as Mark at that time.
There were many interested investors. Once I found the discrepancy, and the missing money... I called the investors and told them about the situation. I wanted no blood on my hands, and they all left immediately.--------- Security ------ "Yes. We had multiple meetings about this... the response was laughable.
Mark said that if he died there would be hints that one of his best friends could follow to find and unlock the cold-wallets. When I asked said friend, he said he had no idea what Mark was talking about."  http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3fe92x/im_ashley_barr_aka_adam_turner_the_first_mtgox/ That's not even the most shocking thing. What about the lack of cold storage and ignoring issues that were live on the server? And the shared account I posted earlier? I was shocked reading the reddit thread... Things are far worse than I could imagine. |
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So what does this means exactly, that I can throw my Trezor away after this? Can't they just write a new update or software for the Trezor?
And second question, are our bitcoins on Trezor in danger after this happens?
Thanks guys.
This means that you can carry on using your Trezor and when a BIP is released and implement to replace BIP32 you change device. Simple as that. Your Trezor or another hardware wallet will keep on working, but as said before in this thread, with old software. I still don't know what's the deal Things change, tech evolves and we change with it. I keep my question, what's going to change in BIP32? We all know the answer. Just change device when a new BIP comes. |
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His cat will finally feel free from oppression and give us valuable insight about the future of Bitcoin and trading. That being said, this thread is amazing and certainly fits the Bitcoin Discussion subforum |
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What's going to change in BIP32?
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This isn't that complicated. It's pretty simple. What happened is the following: 1. Someone opened a service that held Bitcoins for customers (thus making himself responsible for deposits and indirectly stating he was competent enough to have them in their possession) 2. That person lost all the funds. Be it from stealing, hacking, whatever, he lost it. I don't know how can this be more clear. If hypothetically I held coins for you, and I lost them... What would your attitude be? Despite this, I can agree with the following: You never see these kind of arrests for all the banking frauds in the West and including Japan.
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There's already quite a discussion about this here |
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if i understood corretly this technology improves storage right? if i'm right, it would be good to use this in conjuction with coins that need storage to be mined, like bustcoin or anything else in the future
Yes, that's well thought. Being a storage tech, it can probably make BURST mining better somehow... |
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A good read here and here  The rest of the topic is also interesting. |
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Good to see such nice developments on Electrum, this seems like a killer feature Thanks. |
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Looking forward to see what he's accused of in the next few days. I bet they have enough for the accusation.
Having stolen the coins or not, one thing is certain: he lost control of thousand of Bitcoins from customers.
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I think when I started out it took me 6 to 9 months to get my first full BTC... Now it's very different, although there is still one similarity: the fiat to buy Bitcoin isn't really abundant |
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I don't really think it will replace ASIC's... ASIC' makers will probably just absorb this tech as much as they can, if it gives an advantage to their chips!
XPoint isn't an asic technology for mining. It's a bulk storage technology, and it's not useful for an asic OR a cpu miner, beyond a memory device to store settings and firmware (a task tangential to mining). I thought this had something to do with RAM, excuse me for my confusion. |
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I don't really think it will replace ASIC's... ASIC' makers will probably just absorb this tech as much as they can, if it gives an advantage to their chips!
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You can use LocalBitcoins for PayPal and you can refer to thisI can't vouch for any service in particular as I've never used any. You can also try the forums |
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