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It's probably similar to selling stuff like vapes. They will let you sell it, take the commission, then if the buyer complains for any reason what so ever, they will refund them because you were selling something not approved for sale, with no recourse what so ever. I would never do it.
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https://www.coindesk.com/the-coindesk-50Oh hey that's very cool. Bitcoin came in at number 38 in the coindesk selection of the most innovative, consequential and viable projects. Together, these organizations promise another internet revolution. Perhaps it stands a bit of a chance after all. Bitcoin is out of date. You need a polychromatic directed acyclic graph pffttt, you're out of date. Polychromatic directed cyclic graphs are the new big thing. IOTA is working on it! Everytime you spend money it ends up coming back to you, just with a minor dev tax taken out. |
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It's kind of crazy that any one person can control such an important part of the ecosystem. We basically have to just hope he gives it to someone responsible, and hope is not usually a strategy. Not saying I don't think he will be responsible, just that having to hope goes against why I got into bitcoin. I wonder how long the current ICANN monopoly will last. It surely wont be the final word in domain naming. If I had to hazard a guess, I would say we end up with a lot of different ones, and which actual websites you end up at will depend on which naming authority you decide to trust. So for me bitcoin.com will go to a site about bitcoin, and for others bitcoin.com will go a site about a shit coin.
Of all the blockchain projects, DNS seems like something that could actually benefit from a distributed ledger.
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Jesus, first time here in 3 years, and I recognize half you motherfuckers! Is jstolfi still desperately trying to convince everyone bitcoin is a scam and will be going to zero by this time next week....because tulips, beanie babies, and math/economics we are all too stupid to understand? Trying to remember the other bears? Kwakduck?
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Welcome back Room101!
Thanks! Can anyone tell me the best place to post an un-editable address, so if this happens again, and next time the thief is smart enough to delete the one address I had posted, I can get it back? Much longer password this time, so should be harder to get my password if the forum is hacked again, but better safe than sorry! |
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You'll probably want to PM veleor and ask him to remove your negative feedback (he noticed your account had changed hands). Excellent idea, thanks  |
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It's mine again Thanks again everyone, I appreciate it |
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