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I can translate to Hungarian if needed  . |
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Signed up with your ref link as Snail2. Could you confirm please?
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All done.
@Snail210 at twitter
Snail2 on Digitalcoin forums
DGC address: D8vCra7ZK1V79ZkWoCeX3U2fsdWFKRtxXr
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Interesting idea, but the blockchain could be huge quite quickly. Are there any easy method to upload or read the data?
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To get a loan on bitcointalk.org you must have some type of collateral. Someone should design a coin and premine it all the way out so that they own 100% of the coin. They should then create a website where people can go buy the coin with moneypak, perfect money, etc. Each coin should be valued at 5 dollars since loans tend to be big anyways. When you need a btc loan but don't have time to wait on coinbase or whatever your method is of getting coins you simply go get a moneypak (or whatever forum of money accepted) and go to the collateral website and purchase coins equiv. to the needed btc amount. You then come on bitcointalk.org and make a post for how much btc you need loaned and offer your collateral coins as collateral. If the users fails to repay the btc you just go to collateralcoins.com (just a name. not really the website) and redeem your coins for paypal, moneypak, etc. It would be up to the lender how many collateral coins the person wanting the loan will need to pay you. I suggest doing 125% just in case btc jumps up overnight like it has been doing lately and someone just runs off with your lended btc. With this method their would be one universal form of collateral and make the loan process simple. The only place that you would be able to buy or sale collateral coins at would need to be the website. I don't want to try to implement this idea because it would take to much work for me plus a user with A LOT of trust is needed for this. Let me know what you think about this idea, and if there is a trusted member on the forums willing to do this! I have a sha256 guide that I could give you too so you could build your coin in 4 hours or less.
It's called ripple XRP. Unfortunately it doesn't worth $5. |
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Back in business . |
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- What is the Bitcoin way of the "goods that relate to a money supply"? From what I know about money I think (correct me) that money supply should have a relation to the goods available. If the relation is messed up, the "money is messed up".
- How will Bitcoin work (and the acceptance of it) when one has to pay a $10 transaction fee one day?
- How will I be able to send $0.30 in 5 years when the value rises even more?
There are so many questions I come accross...
I think if the price goes too high there are ways like mastercoin or colored coins to create a higher value yellow bitcoin a lower value silver bitcoin and copper bitcoins. Problem solved . BTW if you want to send smaller amount there will be litecoin, goldcoin, peercoin, godknowswhatkindofcoin to deal with this. |
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Indeed, this market is very speculative. The infrastructure and economy backing BTC is very young. But there is much potential indeed. Anyway, the books on the exchanges are incredibly illiquid, so anyone looking to buy or sell large amounts can't really deal with them. Too much slippage. Hence (in part, anyway) the volatility.
I guess many people expect further rise in prices (to da moon) so they hoarding or at least holding as much as they can. |
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This is pretty good . Maybe some securities sites could be also useful. |
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Bitcoin getting mainstream, so you can expect a growing acceptance in the short-medium time future, but don't forget "bitcoin market" is still a rather speculative then real world business thingy so I guess we will see wild swings in the price for a while.
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If someone goes directly against the principles of bitcoin and against the majority of the community should be removed from the organization what represents bitcoin.
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I think the biggest issue is that they paying for every kind of rubbish. If you take a look at devtome you will see that many writings have very little artistic or information value. Maybe they should implement some kind public voting system about the articles, or just turn it into a kind of crowd funding site. A writer uploads the first chapter, readers take a look at it, if interesting they can vote for funding.
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If you have a known bitcoin address what have been connected to your account in the past and you can prove that you really own that address (old messages, pms, etc.), then you can send pm Theymos with a signed message. (I've recently went through this process.) Maybe an alcoin address can do as well, but I'm not sure about this. |
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I realise that we are really short of new alt coins,  and we need many more.......... How about a coin where the reward starts of very low then increase over time, ie so when users here about it there is still plenty of opportunities for new users to mine more coins than the original founding people? Surely this principle would gain approval quickly? So you want a coin with high inflation rate. The funding people can dump it early at a relative good price, and the late comers can sell it on an inflated rate . Actually this happening with most alts even without inflation . |
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There are simply too many devcoins and people value rare things muck more.
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Thanks!
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Curecoin has a good chance, gridcoin could do the same but marketing isn't their strongest point, Tagcoin could do as well if they can utilize the infrastructure what they put behind that coin. I'm very much curios about Huntercoin, as it's an other really unique thing.
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This one was a really cool giveaway . Thanks again! |
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