we are selling unfinished bridge ? just kidding
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I vote 50
better fundamentals, higher starting price, confidence that it won't burst to zero
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with price 10 usd /btc and 10 mil coins mined, and 200k blocks
we will pass through several psyco-barriers
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we just need one of those threads here I would actually like if btc went into dd and stayed just above 10 for a month or so, before actual block reward halving and then, Xmas quadrupling
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maybe this would be better estimation :
to sum all the lesser parts of the transactions,
if initial address has 145 btc, and transaction is made 27 + 118, then we could assume that 27 was actual payment and 118 change
overall, that would better represent actual economic transfers, wouldn't it ?
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typo
PayPay, by contrast, only works in certain countries
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I think last year there was a thread about it, and someone calculated 1 btc between 60 and 100 usd if it replaced paypal
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bit pay and you recently started cooperating with paypal, don't get screwed, it looks to me that paypal has found some way to f**k with bitcoin, and now are luring you into a "good deal"
this is actually a bearish midterm sign, in my view...
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how about 1btc on 1 oz silver and 1 btc on 1 oz gold those would go like crazy, when btc catches parity ... and imagine what would happen with silver ones, once gold parity would be reached instant collectibles, also, they should be limited to a number of dollars at the time of parity
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isn't it nice that they asked users for scans of documents just before the second "hack" if you ask me, too convenient, take all that money, and have some identities along, why not, it's free
please don't attack me now, but it all points to the young genius
i have no knowledge or info on all this and have no money there, I just had to say it as an bystander
I have noticed some wild connections on all those hacks, but it would sound too stupid to even speculate...
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how about coins are added in increments of few thousand satoshis every second, for all period of 5 minutes and than stop? also, increments could get bigger towards the end of 5 min period for example in first sec u get 1 satoshi, next second you earn 1.3 satoshis, 3.rd second gets you 1.7 satoshis... so there would be visual incentive to stay on site , and stay longer and make that number bigger (in screen size)
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DD T Y
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Yeah whatever, so are they actually valid, with proper ECC and stuff?
you can try them yourself maybe she implanted private keys of her btc stash u never know, she might not be telling us everything she knows
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http://youtu.be/cGTQo5IP6P0granny lives in my country, (Republic of) Croatia, she says and proves she's been knitting QR codes all her life there is even a word in local slang for that symbol "šiljur" (in english you would pronounce it like she - lure ) another thing : Nikola Tesla was born in a village near where this granny lives, they are joking that there must be something in those undergorund waters they all drink She started knitting those symbols after she had a fata morgana , allegedly once, during a heavy storm, she saw a deer that had QR codes all over his body, and since then, she always puts them in her work her grand daughter (or daughter) recently told her that Japanese and Americans stole her idea
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the correct diagnosis would be something like this he bought silver right somewhere around 49 usd/oz and did it on a loan now he is mad how people are wasting their time and money around on all those irrelevant things other than silver
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are those bought coins leaving the exchanges ?
how would this matter? if they are withdrawn from buy/sell "circulation" that is certainly more bullish than if they are just sitting and waiting for a small price rise and quick profit there would be more implied "faith" if coins were leaving the exchanges, because they are more probable to be actually used for something so, are they leaving the exchanges ?
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are those bought coins leaving the exchanges ?
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even hackers are bullish they are not selling (yet)
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In theory but in reality it is going to turn into a giant cluster fuck. 1) The default client doesn't allow you to control which address you send funds FROM. 2) Even if it does the user likely has funds spread across multiple addresses. 3) Shared wallet services (like yours ) don't allow a mechanism for send to "prove funds". forgot about mixing funds and addresses in default client, but still, weren't developers saying that you could prove ownership of exact address since 0.6. version ? Generate a thousand private and public keys.
Put the public keys in a database on server and assign them to user address. Import the private keys to an offline wallet of your choice. Nothing on the server to steal, and no risk of mixing up funds. Too easy right?
I suppose this would be "painless" if done with armory ? I mean thousand keys to import and monitor when needed in my suggested way, I would only check user balance and send
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