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I think Goldcoin (GLD) would make a really nice addition.
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Is there a windows app that keeps live track of all crypto prices? I want a standalone exe for my computer 2. is there something similar for the iphone?
whats the best ones?
This might be the next best thing: http://coinmarketcap.com/mineable.html
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Bitcoin bubble
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This should be obvious to the old timers on the forum, of course.
Old timers? Hey, I resemble that remark! lol
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I'm legitimately curious if you have drank beer since you said you were not until Goldcoin reaches $1 per coin.
That is a great question! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) No, I have not had a drop of alcohol since making that promise on YouTube. I told the developers the other day I didn't know what I wanted more, a beer or for Goldcoin to reach $1 per coin. Looks like I'll be on the wagon a little longer. But with everything we have in the works hopefully that beer will be coming soon. Sounds to me like you'll be living a very sober life from now on, congratulations! ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) lol
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i really liked gold i really did, but its just not working.
We've seen a 5000% increase in market capitalization since I became involved and will be releasing a brand new built-from-scratch client this spring. Our community has grown from 70 members a few months ago to over 1000 members today. We became the first altcoin in history to be returned to the BTC markets at Cryptsy after being demoted to the LTC basement and recently released one of the first altcoin Android apps ever. And that's just a few achievements off the top of my head. What exactly is not working?
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I'm legitimately curious if you have drank beer since you said you were not until Goldcoin reaches $1 per coin.
That is a great question! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) No, I have not had a drop of alcohol since making that promise on YouTube. I told the developers the other day I didn't know what I wanted more, a beer or for Goldcoin to reach $1 per coin. Looks like I'll be on the wagon a little longer. But with everything we have in the works hopefully that beer will be coming soon.
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A google search of goldcoin predictably returns results of gold coins. I think search results must vary? From my location in North America a Google search for "Goldcoin" returns the official website of Goldcoin which is http://gldcoin.com/ as the very first result. Come on, MG... Google has been sorting results based on data they collect about you for years now. Just did a test using a TOR browser with a clean cache and the search produced the same result. The official site of Goldcoin is the #1 result. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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A google search of goldcoin predictably returns results of gold coins. I think search results must vary? From my location in North America a Google search for "Goldcoin" returns the official website of Goldcoin which is http://gldcoin.com/ as the very first result.
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A few days ago, I "Liked" the Facebook page of Andreas Antonopoulos and so his recent interview from Feb 5th with Max Keiser appeared in my news feed today. During the interview, I noticed some very interesting comparisons being made made between bitcoin and gold which led me to write this post. The video below is cued up to start right before the gold discussion begins at the 22:30 minute mark. Feel free to rewind and watch the entire video later. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=qbFVXNxRRPc#t=1350Here are the gold related quotes that caught my attention: Bitcoin is gold in the sense that is has unimpeachable value, limited supply, and has all the attributes of gold." It's gold without the physical burden of carrying it around or trying to slice it into smaller pieces. It can be teleported across the World for very little cost or no cost at all. And it can be sliced into infinitesimal little prices which takes away two of the biggest problems with gold." It's an improvement on gold in many way. And I think the gold community is beginning to understand. Some of the leading lights are now figuring out in fact this is a technological improvement. Now what if we took the basic technology of Bitcoin, improved upon it by adding things like a 51% attack defense, and then actually used the name Gold? Doesn't a coin like that make a hell of a lot of sense: >>> http://gldcoin.com/
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you would be better off working with someone that runs an existing coin that way you can help contribute without making another coin
I like this idea! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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There are enough solo miners to sustain the network.
I think you'd see a drop in difficulty and total network hashpower but little more. Transactions would be unaffected.
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Ebay owns PayPal. They wouldn't start banning accounts for bitcoin use AND be introducing a "Virtual Currency" category at the same time.
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I'd like to buy some Bitcoins
I use and recommend Coinbase.com. Also, what about the other crypto coins like litecoins and dogecoins, are these a better alternative?
One of the best altcoins at the moment is Goldcoin (GLD). A new client is in the works that improves upon the Satoshi code and introduces a robust multi-threaded codebase.
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How can Bitcoin see worldwide use or even domination status when there are a relatively measly 21 million of them?
This is one reason altcoins were invented. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Hi all, I am a newbie in Bitcoin. I have a stupid question that what is the impact if most of the users lost their wallets? To my understanding, the number of Bitcoin issued is a fixed amount, if the situation mentioned above happens, what is the impact to the hope ecosystem of Bitcoin?
That is a good question. If 1/2 of the users lost their wallets, the developers would probably try to understand why. But in terms of valuation, I think the price would gradually increase due to the decrease in supply. That's based on the assumption that whatever is broken gets fixed.
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Any suggestion is appreciated.
You could always invest in altcoins and increase your investment by working to improve the coin and community.
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What kind of reporting info would be most helpful to you all?
Spot on price forecasting would be helpful! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Hi to everybody!
Welcome the community! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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