Ill give you -5 LTC, yes, youll have to give me 5 ltc to take them from you, this is probably the best deal youll get for this shit...
I up (down) bid this to -10LTC |
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don't worry so much
people are trusting in the maths
an the shear number of altcoins will evolve something that works.
UN coin or whatever would just be broken over the back of maths based coins, every time.
Who is going to buy into UN coin, when it can be devalued, taxed, and seized at anytime by central govs.
Any such introduction would just see BTC et. al shoot up.
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so our market cap now it
10000/250 *10k dvc
=400K
dvc
which is about 0.3 BTC?
ok I will buy 100u ABS for 1 LTC, however I want to be able to buy for low ltc fees, which I don't think can be done right now.
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I have not said XRP is a scam, also I have some XRP, but, I never had it free had to buy it!!!
Maybe you can help me with this property I need to dump. I mean, how many bridges does a guy need anyway? Seriously? I thought only certain banking VCs bought Ripple because they hate poor people. I probably worded that wrong, let me try again This thread is not about whether ripple/xrp is a scam, per se. Rather it is to prepare the a place for the code to go. This may bring the issue to a head faster. The results of this may shed more light on the true nature of ripple. The result maybe to show XRP's true nature faster. I have started a similar thread in the ripple forum https://ripple.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3342&p=14506#p14483 |
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XRP has already been really good to me in that I got it free...and now it's worth several thousand USD. Scam or not...lots of people making money with it already.
I have not said XRP is a scam, also I have some XRP, but, I never had it free had to buy it!!! |
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Darktongue(260uAC) = Wallet[ACLEZ37|Darktongue->SendAbstractCoins(ACN1KKE1|Praxis , 250 );
confirmed; Glad to do business with you! Am I the first person to have bought abstract currency with crypto-currency?  I think you are |
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I wonder which open source license it will be released under?
some open source is more open source than others! 1984 + 30 |
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My bet is that they will publish the source code for the public, but will not allow to be used by anyone without their written permission.
in other words, I believe they have been busy filing patents to protect their work. Good luck to anyone waiting for the release to make a clone. My bet is that you will be required to pay royalties if you want to make a clone of XRP. But who know, maybe I'm wrong.
you could be right, but this may force their hand, as OpenCoin is very reluctant to reveal exactly where they stand with the XRP trademark etc. |
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BUMPING THREAD AS RIPPLE JUST WENT LIVE Sorry NWO your about 3 months late from first, but we can merge threads or something Cascade Reserving this for when RIPPLE goes open source, I or whoever else wants to/can launch the XRP [clone] and can use this thread - Devs - Designers - Promoters Specs: - Ripple clone with no premine, but some reward as to funding will be offered / considered, as this allows early infrastucutre and deving to be expedited - seeders - Mobile app for on the go payments -?.?.?.? -Profit Release: TBA budget: 20 BTC for devs etc If your interested in joining this project/idea, post in the thread. I think we will have plenty of planing time as we could be waiting a while for XRP open source release. Edit 1 I also have the repo "XRP" at github. https://github.com/XRPEdit 2 same thread in ripple forum. https://ripple.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3342&p=14506#p14483
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Scaling isn't the only issue with bitcoin going mainstream. I think the scalability issue is a solvable problem. It's not trivial, but it's solvable. I do kind of wish that people would stop coming up with proposals to stuff more things into the blockchain though since that's only going to make the scalability problem harder if it becomes a way of trading stock as well (as has been suggested).
To me, the harder problem is security. I'm a geek and I think especially with Armory, I can handle securing my bitcoins. I suspect 90% of the Bitcoin userbase right now are people who are also geeks and could solve this problem on their own. But when it goes mainstream and random people who aren't geeks and don't think about security will need to be able to have security somehow too. Ironically, the easiest way of solving this problem is for these people to store their bitcoins in either an online wallet or a bitcoin bank. Which, of course, just shifts the security problem from the people holding the wallet to the banks or companies with the case of Coinbase.
Yes. I use Armory as well and although it is good software, it does demonstrate that securing bitcoins is going to be a big problem for most people. I think there are hardware wallets being designed that are offline until needed when they can safely plug into a computer like a usb drive. I am optimistic about this area because it does not tinker with core Bitcoin software like the blockchain optimizations. As market-share of Bitcoin increases there will be larger companies working on consumer components to make bitcoin management seamless and secure. its amazing that it takes 'geek' to be able to understand this and is a testament to how dumb-ed down the general population is, either that or we are underestmating them It not that hard to keep BTC secured. Just priv key and address + some form or encryption eg truecrypt and your done. if you you want cold gap's then signed transactions. I have found electrum to be excellent so far...worry abit about the 128 bit seed/deterministic though, rather than the 256, or even 512 should be used imho |
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"Ryan (Zhou) is a veteran entrepreneur and Bitcoin guru. Technically and commercially adept, he’s founded several successful startups and remains a prominent figure in the Bitcoin community."
Nothing about stolen coin and that fucked up exchange of his? Amazing! Send those bozos all your coin. NOW!
Zhou Tong make you verrry rich fast! Many dolla fast, you rich!
nah they have another coder Doesn't matter, if your CFO is a crook and serial liar. point. |
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Whats the big effing deal? The notice says "MAY be involved..." Bitcoin foundation is clearly not a money transmitter. The notice requests a response, which I am sure the Bitcoin foundation will no doubt easily provide. Case closed. Nothing to see here. What if a small business without access to counsel receives such a notice? This is government bullying and is a big deal. I feel like the BTC Foundation could easily defend this in court without a trial lawyer... The man who defends himself in court has a fool for a lawyer. nope not always |
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"Ryan (Zhou) is a veteran entrepreneur and Bitcoin guru. Technically and commercially adept, he’s founded several successful startups and remains a prominent figure in the Bitcoin community."
Nothing about stolen coin and that fucked up exchange of his? Amazing! Send those bozos all your coin. NOW!
Zhou Tong make you verrry rich fast! Many dolla fast, you rich!
nah they have another coder |
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I predict a bottoming out of the latest downtrend at around 50-80 followed by a return to at or near 100. That will be followed by a slow grind down to 10-30 dollars and then a rebound to 30-50 that will be maintained for months or years (assuming BTC is not being supplanted by a superior coin, if that happens I see single dollar values).
Remember long term sustainable prices are dictated by the amount of dollars willing to CONTINUOUSLY flow into purchase of new coins, 30 dollars represents the original bubble price adjusted for the new 25 coin block rewards. 120 dollars would have required a half million dollars a day to sustain which is far more then could be asked of the current user base.
not quite, as more people accept BTC for work and goods, it attains an intrinsic value, independent of being pegged to the USDother currencies, and we are only at the very beginning of this why 1/2 mill a day?...a lot of people wear the cost of production, seigniorage for later percived gains I think the $100 floor will be hit in 6-5 months max |
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https://coinjar.io/aboutthis is Zhou right? anyway they seem to offer good rates....(I wonder....where those good rate) sorry if slowpoke.jpg
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[1] Is this a ruse,
[2]does it effect anything,
[3]does it not matter as some other financial collapse somewhere must happen due to mismanagement
My view is gov's are so out of market discipline via tax base that it guarantees colossal fk ups that can only get bigger as time goes on.
BTC is the rod of reproof and it shall drive foolishness far from them
(them = gov, and most people who have no idea about FIAT, FRB, CCR's etc)
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We think there's a huge demand for USD to enter the cryptocurrency market, and we're dedicated to solving that issue and working through the regulation hurdles.
We're of course also very interested in operating internationally in places like Asia, South America, and Europe, so we'll be working to operate wherever we're welcome to do business in a compliant and legal way.
my understanding is you don't have to be in the US to meet the huge demand for USD, eg a good portion of USD is not in the US in the first instance and there are so may banks, institutions, market, mechanisims etc, that can get USD of of the US at min cost. where does this need to be in the US logic, I mean given you need to comply with 50 different states legislation, plus fed, and even thats confused, it has to be easier to operate outside of the US. look at apple store, they suck out billions in USD and are set up in Ireland, on the largest legit tax minimization scheme ever and the USA can do nothing about it. |
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Hey All, Travis from Coin Market here. We're currently in private testing with regards to our trade engine. And yes we'll have SSL encryption, distributed & decentralized web services to protect against DDOS, and other measures to help us ward off attackers. We plan on launching Coin Market in public beta in mid-July, and we're doing some PR in conjunction with the Bitcoin Conference in NYC on July 30. http://www.mediabistro.com/insidebitcoins/Send us any typos - support@coinmkt.com , we'd love to correct them  Right now we're working on compliance with US regulators, as our main goal is supporting USD => crypto, and as I'm sure you know, the US govt. isn't it making it easy to do business in BTC, unfortunately. Signup on our website, we'll be sending out a newsletter shortly detailing the launch. Thanks! http://coinmkt.comhi! welcome why would you operate in the US and not say China, or somewhere more friendly to cryptos, also my proof readings.....for BTC! |
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not sure this guy understand bitcoin, eg I skim read his paper http://www.weis2013.econinfosec.org/papers/KrollDaveyFeltenWEIS2013.pdfas he appears to completely miss the re-target function of bit coin to make it easier to mine if hash leaves, he also fails to make connection that specialization by asic miners does not equal distribution increase, in fact, quite the opposite ,eg now we are seeing usb miners, and one person noted that almost any heat producing need could also be mining. more complex computer chips has been coupled with more uptake. |
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