Es sind mittlerweile zuviele BTC in Händen wo die nicht hingehören. Summe gesammt über Pirateat40, die ganzen Silkroads 1,2+3, MtGox etc würde mich interessieren.

Einiges von dem beschlagnahmten Geld sollte doch zur Staatsfinanzierung in eine Auktion fliessen? US dann, nicht hier.
Gab's da was in der Zwischenzeit?

Point!
With a more positive stance, since that quote above was from a thread talking about brand identity, nomen est omen or memorable collectibles. Language has to reach across national or political barriers. You cannot name anything "Somethingparty" and expect reception.
Well maybe they want to relabel that later on.

I was mildly surprised by my own reaction on the label. Perhaps naming a coin is of more importance then it is currently assumed. Anycoin, ShitXShares, Dogefunny are for the trashcan.

Which of these could get included into classical Bitcoin?

One of the early innovation has come from Peercoin, adding POS to POW mining. Sometimes marvelling if Bitcoin will pick that up later on the road, to keep TX fees low and still secure the network on dwindling hashrates.

Perhaps we are a tad to much focusing on a new coin, and not enough on coin evolution of any older one.


A kind of service provider in between phone and your wallet could act as a proxy for lightning fast transactions. Like a prepaid mobile wallet. At the end of the month (or paid in advance) you transfer X BTC to ballances.
Admitting that is pretty much going back to let's say PayPal or similars. But not "all the way back" since one would use that ONLY for the small and quick transfers, think cup of coffee.

That must been 365/2 posts about GLD, if it is the same GLD coin that shows Market Cap data reaching back into 2013.

$ 150 of it changed hands last 24h, looking pretty much dead by now. I wounder how big the gold market is, down there in South Africa.

$ 242,050 now, has lost $ 7757 just after OP posted.

You got down to the core pretty quick! Yes, obviously the "Wants In A Coin" are mutually exclusive.

Mixing is a parameter of Cryptonote coins (XMR, BBR, ++) but basically if a coin allows "high privacy" in transactions, you imediately get all of the drawbacks in an instant. Block explorers are then futile.
Means you cannot reliably do developer fundings using a publically visible adress and such. ICOs. Reasonable premines (Premine isn't bad per se, it depends upon size) and control when they are utilized.

Some coins reached top rankings by providing 28,989,252,282 or even 192,460,096,981 coins and then later accumulating value like $ 0.000002 a coin. Seems the market is reluctant to catch up there, if numbers are inside those regions.
Still, 10millions of BTC are a tad smallish on the long run. I think a thousand dollars a coin is a psychological barrier that will not get stretched further. So Coinmarketcap gets designed by possible coin supply early onwards.

Just some ramblings. Pick up what inspires you, and others are invited to brainstorm, too.

So we are standing somewhere after the Pump but still before the Dump.

Smart people are allready selling before the last step happens.

523352 Posts in Bitcoin Discussion, 905484 Posts (twice that much) in Mining subforum. The mining aspect is what the majority of the people are attending for.

So that Joe Average no more mines at home is of higher concern than market values. Since the later just follows the former.

One day, but not now.

Before that you will see "X11 FPGA" boards featuring: 11 chips on board

change to some 7bit/ANSI compliant path

The most hated feature, early adopter wise in a ponzi, is "fair distribution". They hate nothing more than that.
Just on the long ponzis have that tendency to always fail.

Well any 2015 coin should have the potential for a clean start. Unlike that Pirateat40 seizure, Silkroad seizure, Silkroad seizure again, MtGox ... most of Bitcoin are in doubtfull hands by now. And then, there was the Satoshi premine.

The thing Bitcoin was slacking the most is privacy related. On the other hand we are using Blockchain Explorers ourselfes each and every day. So ideally a transparent chain WITH privacy. Think out how you could archive that. Hint: Mixing factors.

Other details are huuge coin supply for a huuge market cap, fast confirmations without blockchain bloat. A pruning concept has to be designed from early onwards.

That are basically the eight points that come to mind.

Dude...

BTC != 1000$ exactly, not even nearby

Once they start "buying to the moon" I'm interested again. Until that we should settle upon averaging down, down into oblivion.

Means nobody "buying to the moon", no more mining at homes (which is the mass market out there. 1 monster collocation located somewhere in china ain't be the same), nor any useage at let's say "Silkroad" which is quite true right now.

Naturally not. Take a look at the huuge amount of Doge traded at Bter. Or LTC at BTC-E. Those are inflationary (due to insane mining amounts each day) currencies that nobody in a right state of mind would HODL. But they are traded in the millions, so why?

Because they cross the political barriers. I think there will always be a use like that, for even the shittiest crapcoin. It just means you cannot "invest" into that very shittiest crapcoin, without breaking your neck.

edit: but you could still mine that coin

Which it likely will do.

Nobody buys Bitcoin to the moon, nobody mines them at home anymore, you cannot buy weed with them at Silkroad anymore. *coughs* mostly due to a chronic shortage of Silkroads out there   
... it is accumulating a hefty amount of Jailtime for the Silkroad scoundrels actually, not nice to watch at all.

Only the BTC pumper from Gox deserves that much jailtime, but he is filthy rich by dumping our BTC right now so will evade jail for sure. That's the way it works.

Your proposual


is the exact contradiction of


Tipbot == dust on the blockchain.

You got that decimal point wrong, it is actually BTC is going to $20.00 USD since Bitcoins are utterly useless by now.

Nobody buys them to the moon, nobody mines them at home anymore, you cannot buy weed with them at Silkroad anymore.
Mostly due to a chronic shortage of Silkroads out there 
... it is accumulating a hefty amount of Jailtime for the Silkroad scoundrels actually, not nice to watch at all.

Only the BTC pumper from Gox deserves that much jailtime, but he is filthy rich by dumping our BTC right now so will evade jail for sure. That's the way it works.

... and why they all gather in Bitcoin Forum > Other > Alternate cryptocurrencies is another unsolveable mystery!

Anyways, my 1st prediction of Scrypt ASICS introducing a similar development as seen from SHA256 ASICS has proven wrong. Conclusion: Mining is not the main influence factor for value

Trigger, Conditional Orders jaja kennen wir alles. Kurskapriolen machen sowas madig. Kurzer Durchsacker, der das triggert und dann hat man verkoooft obwohl der Kurs wieder glatt ist. Wenn da Parameter drann sind würde ich die eher auf "etwas mehr träge" justieren.
Da lohnt sich oft eine Kauforder bei ~80% Kurs die dann aber tunlichst gecancelt werden muss, wenn alles definitiv runter geht.

Bei dem DuckNote hatte ich so einen Zusammenbruch aus dem Orderbook erraten, das geht mit Beobachtungsgabe durchaus. Ob sich da eine Logic in 2 Programmzeilen modellieren lässt bezweifele ich.

Das Problem sind eher die Coins an und für sich. Wenn das alles nur Pappe ist, hat es keinen Zweck. Und dann die Frage ob die Gewinnspanne knapp um oder über der Inflation liegt, was für uns wohl der Bitcoinkurs vs. Fiat ist. Ich suche jetzt Substanz, mit "Pump" bin ich durch. Im Moment profitieren DRK und XMR von der Silkroad n++ Pleite. Der 2te scheint mir der bessere Kandidat zu sein, das liegt an den "Masternodes" darüber hatte ich ja schonmal geranted.

(Sidechains oder gar Polychains haben die aber beide nicht  )

Since August 2014 it isn't exactly going up, that is wishfull thinking. And no, not burning but sinking.

• This boat is nearly underwater, and just now is the chance to change emission. Not at 0.050BTC, nor on 0.100BTC. Now, or never -
• now, or never! Once completely submerged below waterline, all passengers might choose to swim over elsewhere, saving their savings.

Sad to admit Taun, that was on spot. Gox gone, what remains reminds of professional hookers who have to cash out 80% for cocaine each working day.