Those coins which have a direct side chain of another coin could not be destroyed per se, but if the parent coin were to stop being mined, then the side tokens could stagnate and not have their own chains move forward.  However, if the parent coin was to cease being mined, the diff would drop a great deal and anyone with the capacity to host a few nodes could get it moving again.

Blocknet has nothing to offer to set it aside from other exchanges and a few things that hold it back.  There is too much involved for it to go anywhere fast and not enough effort to get it going up to speed for a lasting life cycle.  The site and the exchange will implode soon enough and that could mean the loss of any coins that are there.

You should buy two things to get started. An ASIC and a moderately cheap PC.  The idea of your early mining should be this.  First, ignore the huge, established coins.  There is simply no way that a normal person and/or household is going to plug anything into their wall and start churning out actual Bitcoins.  There may be a trickle there that seems like you have hit the bank, and then the electric bill comes and you have gone backwards.

There are some groups and sites out there that openly demonstrate the push of various coins, but not many and they are not populated by those that do the biggest pumps.  If those people/groups were to publicly post something like a "schedule" for a certain coin, then the pump would likely fail. . 

Do not even try to give these people advice, they are just playing the drama queen card.  There is no long term system on the kinds of sites that these guys are using and that is if the truth is being told.  Most of the comments here are either lies just attention getting techniques. Its a gambler decision to play with profit and keep out the profit and play with principal amount.

I like it when a coin has a connection to a real resource, or at least claims that it does, lol.  In the world where a new coin appears every five seconds, an investor has to have something that gets their attention.  i am not saying this coin is good, nor bad, just that there is at least the attempt to create value where there is initially none.
 

Once that initial foundation has been built, you have to give new people a little room to grow and watch for the questions.  There is too much to just throw it all at them and expect them to absorb it.  Give them the basics and then wait and see where their knowledge takes them. Surely and slowly they will get used to this new currency.

 
Here’s the issue, for whatever reason, working with dropbox through Netdrive has become very slow and very problematic.  The “unlimited” space breaks down into 5 TB chunks when used in this way.  Moving a small 50 GB plot was so slow from my house that it fails before completion.  All the way down to a tiny 2.5 GB plot, the speeds are creepy slow.  I read in the terms that dropbox has a 10 GB limit, but even under that bar, it is slower than you can imagine.  My internet at the house is nearly the same as the office and this is the same house where I used dropbox during the first experiment.

I do this a lot with YouTube, looking up one video and then clicking on video after video in the sidebar, never going back, just one after another.  It doesn't happen often and rather than looking at it as wasted time, it would have been spent in some other pursuit that is equally as pointless, in those times when the mind needs to stop thinking and just look at pretty pictures moving by.  Bitcoin has saved my time and i also earn good now. Thats why i love bitcoins too much.

People need to understand that there are only a handful of real hard coders in the crypto arena.  Putting together an alt coin is really pretty easy, the system prep ahead of time is more of a pain than the modding of the original/forked code and the compiling of the coin.  The dev community breaks down into a small group that devs and codes coins for themselves and others, new business people that slide through on a concept or idea and barely manage some copied and modified code and a bunch of people that understand just enough about the process to produce coins, but not enough to really run a coin or properly add a new concept to a new alt coin. 

I will take another look, but the issues that I had before were not so much with the coin or the coding behind it, rather with the level of documentation that was available.  It was a matter of hitting two to three different sites to find out exactly how the farming worked and then another site or two to find a place to see some stats on the addresses that were being used. 

It is hard to say.  We have seen the info go around here and other Crypto places a few times, but my kids play Minecraft hours and hours per day and I have not seen one single mention on the console.  I may not be looking at the right time, Minecraft is typically pretty quiet about things in the console interface and it may not even make it in that version for another update or two.  I would say that things depend on the effort that the devs put into announcing and pushing things from within the game itself.

That does mean that in the technical sense that fewer people were “not employed”.  However, Bitcoin, as well as other payment systems, like Paypal before Bitcoin, did two other things.  The number of online businesses increase and thusly the number of online business owners, and also created income for many that was never reported to any official record keeping service.

Has anyone ever had issues using dropbox with plots?  When I first got started with Burst, I experimented with using Netdrive and various cloud storage services, mainly OneDrive, Dropbox and Google Drive.  I remember not having any issues at all after a short period of tweaking.  It was just an experiment and I went back to using our local hard drives because they are free and using more than the “free” amount of cloud services was going to increase the mining cost and the free amounts were too small to matter.

I would suggest adding a site like miningrigrentals to your system.  Most mining on older, established coins is not going to turn a profit, because of the diff being higher.  That comes from the coin being mined for many months or, in this case, years.  There are sites, like the one I mentioned, that allow you to rental out time on your rig for BTC.  If you sign up on one of these sites, then you mine as usual, pointed to the site.  When no one is renting your rig, it is forwarded to whatever URL/Stratum you set on the site.  When it is being rented, you receive the rental income. 

Yes, it seems the price really matter now since that's the only thing that makes bitcoin so popular, but since the transaction ask too much fee many were unconfirmed yet, people are getting annoy but despite of this, the value is getting higher and higher. Those who have many bitcoins with them now would be felling really lucky as price is doubled in just 5 months and still going further up.

I guess bitcoin is totally popular in japan already that why they have this move , actually japan is one of the most advance countries in terms of technologies, that is why no wonder they use bitcoin for this kind of transaction and it help more to promote bitcoin to those who pass through airplanes.
I think soon we will see bitcoins in every industry.

I hope this ain‘t real. I am a trader so this is bad thing in my part, for sure people will prefer to use bank for their transaction, especially those who buy big quantity of bitcoin especially now that the value is gettig higher and higher so it is more risky to buy coin to a strangers like me but we will lose our opportunity to earn.

The continuous development in Vdice site and introduction of new games is really interesting and it keeps the visitors opportunity to play more new games and dont get bored from the old games. With the recent increase of bitcoin prices, many people will prefer ETH to gamble and vdice is the best choice for them.

I guess they will be interested in bitcoin if they want to be more richer and invest their money in crypto currency since the value is increasing rapidly but since bitcoin cannot access more in physical market. I guess their interest will be less on this. Rich people are not interested in the technology, rather they want to expand the current business which they are running and earning.