or even the core dev team. Imagine that. any proof the core dev is not sponsored by a gov't?? thought so. |
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Yeah, why don't you go and bodyguard him. You owe the man your existance.  |
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Sounds a little delusional but I have seen worse ramblings on this site.
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Boycotting that site 100% forever the "reporter" should be ashamed.
+1 If she doesn't lose her job after this would be even more of a shame. What did she do to lose her job? This is news, man. People write what the masses want to read. |
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Open source software = open source lives.
You can't escape it.
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Bitcoins cannot be stolen.
Private key can obtained from someone's machine but nobody can claim sole ownership of a private key.
Get tracking coins out of your head. It will never happen.
It's guaranteed to happen in cases like this. You track the coin and then what? You can't prove anything... |
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Bitcoins cannot be stolen.
Private key can obtained from someone's machine but nobody can claim sole ownership of a private key.
Get tracking coins out of your head. It will never happen.
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Both seek public/mainstream acceptance.
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Don't buy gold or bitcoin, buy scarce non-renewable resources instead.
Get yourself a barrel of oil and store it. You'll be a billionaire in 30 years.
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People who receive coin in a lawful exchange should not care where the coin comes from and be punished by having their coin taken away.
Once you start forcing people to verify the origin of the each and every coin they receive, it's all over for Bitcoin..
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Survived as a collective but the individual sacrifices were great.
The people who gambled and lost knew the risks. They'll come back stronger.
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It is (supposedly) most likely at XXX, since the client will use old coins/transactions when sending 5 BTC from XXX to YYY.
So, this means it is client dependent? I'm not convinced that this the proper way to trace "my coin" |
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Not sure if trolling but maybe it is educative to the one or the other:
I'm not trolling, just speaking in terms that most people on here use to simplify the situation. |
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Suppose I have 1 BTC.
I send my 1 BTC to an address XXX that has a balance of 50 BTC.
Next, 5 BTC are sent from XXX to YYY.
Where is my 1 BTC now? Does XXX or YYY have it?
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This is a huge win for cryptocurrency.
And great news for the people who will be fighting MtGox on their own. It's a small price to pay for the common good, so take it on the chin guys.
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The fact that one exchange holds close to 1 million or 1/21 of all BTC is scary in itself.
But hey, don't let people tell you that Bitcoin is centralized.
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Its not trackable
What are you saying? BitCoin transactions are perfectly trackable, unless it was a shared transaction, or the coins were mixed... Bitcoin transcations are trackable, Bitcoins themselves are not trackable unless you're lucky (coin is sent to empty account and no transactions occur on that account afterwards). |
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Bitcoin will get kicked around until people can see that it will earn them money again. Bitcoin wasn't created for earning someone money... Satoshi is turning over in his grave when he reads this stuff. |
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