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Thank you.

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I have removed my signature, if you decide that I can continue then let me know and I will put the signature back on. I do not wish to give away any more free advertising (as you started the campaign several days after you made your OP, receiving several days of free advertising).

If you were expecting more then 20 posts then you should ask for more then 20 posts, it is not fair to ask for one thing then expect for more. I am very busy with RL things and took the time to advertise for you based on what you were asking for.

payment received thank you. How many posts do you want users to make a goal of making? If you are asking for a minimum of 20 then that is what users will try to make.

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Thank you

I posted here because I knew you were escrow for the campaign and assumed that you would check here more regularly then the other thread. Plus I have already reached by posting goal.

Anyway I just received the payment today from the OP of the campaign.

Does anyone know when BitDice.me signature payments are due?

The proposed NY regulations would actually prevent 2 from happening as the regulations would require that any exchange hold an amount of bitcoin equal to or greater then the amount of bitcoin owed to their customers via deposits

EDIT: I would also prevent 3 as well as there would be no point for 3 if 2 cannot happen

Well according to the rules of reddit (which you agreed to when you signed up for an account with them) this is not allowed.

I am not 100% sure if this would be considered "spam" or not, but it was certainly against the rules and you were trying to manipulate the system.

People will have the same kinds of problems with cirlce too (they have just not been around for long enough for people to report them like they have of coinbase.

With both of these services you are essentially taking out a short term loan from cirlce/coinbase until they actually receive the money from your purchase

This answer is actually not correct.

If the TX fee that you give is too small then your TX will be generally considered (by most pools) to not include a fee at all. So if you are going to make a TX with a fee of a lot less then .0001 (you might be able to get away with .00005, but probably not)

I would suggest that you make one TX with several outputs as this would likely save you in TX fees and would cause less blockchain "bloat"

For CPU mining, this would not make sense. The current difficulty is so high that it would take a good two years (at least)in order for the difficulty to return to a level that is profitable for CPU mining.

If for example the difficulty were to decrease by 50% then it would need to take an extra two weeks to find 2016 blocks (this can happen either over one difficulty period or over several, however it needs to take a total of an extra two weeks). In order for the difficulty to decline by 75% (or decline a further 50% after declining 50%) i would need to take an additional 2 weeks to find an additional 2016 blocks (or a total of 4 weeks). This does not sound like a lot of time, but you need to take into consideration the fact that CPU mining is really only profitable when difficulty is in the 1,000's but right now the difficulty is just shy of 36 billion.

This means that it would need to take an extra 22 times two weeks in order for the difficulty to get to ~8500, which is still in the upper range of what would be profitable for CPU mining

It is probably advisable to let them know about the risk. The reward will likely be based on how big their security "hole" was and how much they could potentially lose in the event that someone would have exploited it.

I would certainly disagree that it is not worth asking for $100 if this is an amount that they would owe you. It would only take at most a few minutes to ask at most.

I hope you both realize that by posting that you reported a post, and talking about why someone posted something that makes zero sense you are yourselves posting something that is off topic? You are doing nothing then distracting from the original discussion of the thread

It would not make any sense to do this. It would increase costs if you were to build a new/separate network just to relay messages like this

All the altcoins as a whole make up ~20% of the market cap of bitcoin (at least they did at the beginning of the year - I believe they have overall gone down in value since then so I am not sure where they stand now).

The reason that new altcoins are allowed to be brought to market is because the market allows them to do so. If the market were to stop accepting new shit coins then new shit/altcoins will no longer be brought to the market. To date I have not seen one altcoin that brings anything useful to the market that bitcoin cannot provide.

I would also argue that each new altcoin takes away value from the other altcoins instead of from bitcoin

Most faucets will partner with an offchain wallet service like microwallet that will handle payments for you.

The setup would work so that you would deposit funds at microwallet, then whenever someone claims funds from your faucet the amount that was claimed would be transferred to their microwallet account. Then once the user has accumulated enough and requests a payout they will send payouts in batches.

You need to remember that the majority of the cost involved in producing mining hardware is from research and development. ASICs are very specially developed and it will generally take a lot of trial and error in order to develop the technology needed to create/produce an ASIC 

I don't think it is realistic to say that you could earn a living acting as an escrow agent in this regard. This is especially true considering that your reputation is at risk anytime you make a decision as it could appear that you are scamming (when you are really not). I have spoken to a couple of people who use escrow services on this forum and have been advised that they generally would only have a few hours worth of work from providing escrow services each week. If this is true, then in order to make providing escrow on open brazzar a "full time job" then they would (ironically) need to have (either by buying accounts or creating them) multiple accounts

When you sign up for an account with an exchange, you will need to accept (and agree to) certain terms that the exchange provides you. One of those terms is that you will submit certain KYC/AML documents so the exchange can verify your identity (and likely that you cannot withdraw any funds until these documents are received and accepted)

The exchange accepts your funds under the assumption that you will submit these documents (as you agreed to do so) in order for you to be able to trade on their marketplace.

I would say it would be a very different issue if the OP had sent KYC/AML documents to bitstamp and for whatever reason they were rejected.

I think you are correct from a moral standpoint, however from a legal standpoint it is much less clear.

Congress with often direct Federal Agencies (via law) to create a new rules (or more often, rules) regarding some specific issue that congress wants address. Congress does not direct the agency to make a rule go one way or another, but just to make a rule that achieves a broad public policy. The agency would then draft a rule, solicit public comments, and then potentially edit and repeat, or create a final rule which would have the same effect as law as congress has delegated this authority to them.

This happened over a year ago? He has been in jail for as long, and it has been widely reported by multiple MSM (and non-MSM) sources.

The OP is technically talking about SR2

Visa does not actually keep a ledger. If you wanted to use a Bitcoin analogy, you would say that Visa acts as a node (that does not keep a mempool of unspent inputs) and will only "accept" a transaction if the issuing bank confirms there is enough unspent inputs (credit line available).