Almost half a bitcoin volume across the whole Exchange today... Not bad!
Oooh! That's good news. Me still talking to the solar guy in my town about getting my laptop set up to run on a solar panel. |
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Me trading steadily along on Exmarkets.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin dominance has dropped under 50%. And lots of articles about energy efficiency in cryptos. Nice!
IndiaMikeZulu
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42-coiners are trying to make contact with a computer-coding college named '42.' If we can contact these young coders, I can give them a few bucks worth of 42 to learn with. On Xchange.
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Nice 42-coin trading yesterday. And 1000 sats in the faucet.
[Gorgeous autumn morning here this morning.]
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https://imgur.com/lxrLnXnIgnore the farm-looking background. This is a mustang stallion with two mares and a foal, just a half a mile down behind my farm house. They don't bolt because I have been talking to them for about three years.
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Serious stuff first:
us 42-coiners are entirely satisfied with Xchange. My notion -- maybe it's a little old school -- is that the possibility of a pinch of free coin for an absolute newcomer is important for adoption.
And I am newly enthused with my POS-coins project. It's gratifying to see one's predictions happenin' along.
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I am very low key. But paying attention (and running a QT). It's a great time to be a rare POS crypto.
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Xploited was talking about adding CLAM to something like this sorcery the other day. I said FreeBitcoins could foot the bill for the transaction if needed.
I'm not at all sure how any of that shit works, but X is looking into it and will likely be doing it I believe.
My Ludicrously Naive Understanding is: You need a full-blockchain QT for the two cryptos in question. And there's a sort of 'Intermediary.' The Intermediary is full-on trustless. You need to have, synched and open and blah blah, all three components: the two crypto QTs and the Intermediary. Then you place an order -- which is only valid while all three components are operating -- and wait. If someone chooses to fill your order, the Intermediary trustlessly handles the transfer of the two sums of cryptos, which 'jump across' from one wallet to the other. Dexes are the future for serious players, but it'll be bloody years before they start treading on Xchange's toes. And my outfit will help as we can if Xploited chooses to set Clam up on a DEX. |
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I'm presently looking at AtomicDEX in respect of another crypto. Would you need the full-blockchain Clam QT to trade on AtomicDEX? On BlockDX, they have an 'intermediary' set-up that allows you to trade from a sort of 'Electrum' wallet -- but B'DX got no vollooom. |
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There's a penny of 42-coin in the faucet.
[OMG OMG -- better put something else in the post, or it may be deleted. Sheeesh.]
We are about to remove the "Lots" trading stuff from our platform... that will make it MUCH easier to give a smaller amount of 42 coin. At the moment, the faucet scavangers just eat it alive. We will lower the amount given after we complete this update. They must need it though, considering the work we are putting them through! haha Thanks, BAC. Us 42-coiners get to boast here: 100 sats of 42 is a nice score. I don't begrudge the amount folks get at the faucet. Just would like to see most of that coin go to trading rather than just being dumped on the bottom side. |
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Ooooh! The fact that Bitcoin guzzles electricity is finally becoming news. We must promote ourselves as energy efficient -- because we are. And get ourselves a POS-POS trading-pair. Or ten.
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There's a penny of 42-coin in the faucet.
[OMG OMG -- better put something else in the post, or it may be deleted. Sheeesh.]
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'This domain has much more "Authority" than a website like freeclams.com. It's old + strong keywords.
FreeBitcoins.com is owned by Xploited (creator of CLAM) and myself primarily.'
I was joking to a friend that FreeBitcoins.com is so old they were giving away whole Bitcoins back then.
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To begin with, we invite you to talk about the problems of traditional mining.
Adding some points: - Mining leads to centralisation (due to pooling, local electricity costs and hardware production).
- It's noisy
- It's too warm
- It requires space
- It crashes which is a hassle and needs monitoring
Bad rap politically. We started out to bank the unbanked. But we have become associated with bankers/free markets because of Bitcoin. |
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https://imgur.com/TWJ5NVfThis is out my living-room window. Mummy Roo and Baby Roo often nap in the shade around the house. They're wild. But just tame.
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42-coin's price is getting un-wonky, settling nicely across exchanges. Gonna try to put a better buy-floor in.
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