Gn87o6JCLxiqZskAmAdGPNwNht9EdE7y6q The-X-Files This is clackersmaracas request ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) When i signed up to this it didnt tell me that I couldnt post anywhere just got a tip off from a user in an irc pool and now as a result have lost out on 50 coin claim on the following thread. Would someone please post on it for me https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=398630.0 with my address and television show as The-X-Files please, would muchly appreciate it. Might even gift a coin or two. Gn87o6JCLxiqZskAmAdGPNwNht9EdE7y6q
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The profit from CPU mining is so small, it is not worth the troubles you can get in
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Alternatively, you can just buy 1GH for about $11 for 1 year from butterflylabs.com no idea when they will start mining for you, but it's another low-cost option and they take USD
LOL, because the difficulty is still rising, time when this 1 year mining starts is very important
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Does this mean digital currencies only serve the black market?
No, Bitcoin is about freedom. If goverment ban decentralized digital currencies, it just shows what they think about freedom
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I think the price will be higher than 1000. Most likely after Christmas. Mining complexity increases, Bitcoin will grow in value.
Yes definitively long time value of Bitcoin rises given how much dollars invested in ASIC miners
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I feelt like I was unfortunate to discovering Bitcoin so late after I read about the main features
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- Let the bot trade any currency for you automatically (buy low when uptrends start, sell high when downtrends start)
I dont know how much experience you have with trading, but making profitable bot is not easy
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It might. It might even rise significantly higher. Although I expect the long term target to be about $400.
If you mean long term target many years, it would mean today value should not be higher than $200, which would fit graph data. But Im more bullish of the future price given the recent positive news
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OMG ban DVDS and VHS and cash! ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) It will be interesting to see what would happen to the value of another altcoin if Silk Road or some other black market site started accepting them. Closure of these black market sites does not affect coin price, look at SR or Atlantis examples
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Bitcoin is slow. Faster wins
Bitcoin is almost instant, if the amount is bigger, wait for 1st confirmation. Faster is only centralized payment where you might get confirmation instantly (but can be removed anytime later)
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No way so soon. Maybe at end of 2014, but I doubt this as well.
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somebody is getting richer &richer
No only those panic selling got hurt by lossing both Bitcoin and USD.
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$10000 - 2015 $100000 - 2016 ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) $1000000 - 2017 ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) The 2016 and 2017 figures are way off, but Bitcoin price depend on popularity and useability only
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Call me a dummy if you like. I missed out on this one. I have seen two references today to "hobonickels". What the hell are hobonickels. Google didn't help any, it just wanted to talk about old coins. thanks.
Isnt it just some already dead alternative coin ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif)
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I will sell over half of my coins when I buy something expensive, like car with my BTC. So far only spend for some cheap electronic and rebought BTC later at dips
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Would not recommend mining on a laptop, but if anything I'd say mining primecoins would be your best bet?
I have not heard of a case where a laptop CPU has been overheated in years. The recent Intel CPU's tend to be very reliable. I have had some fun with mine for months, and nothing bad has happened so far. I have to agree, the laptop motherboard is much likely to be damaged by heat, especially when you mine in summer
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Distributing money equally at start to all seems like utopian socialist idea
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Transaction fees only get minner who found the block, just running Bitcoin-qt does not count, you must actively mine with GPU or ASIC with programs like cgminer
My understanding was that the miners would get BTC in exchange of mining, and that in the end, the server operators who make sure the flow of queries/validation would get a reward for the CPU, storage, bandwidth and energy the put into the system to serve the community (all those ressorurces do cost real hard won money)... Did I miss something? Only minners get block reward + fees with their dedicated ASIC hardware (GPU possible too) If you dont mine, you run Bitcoin-qt just to have most recent blockchain and help others to have most recent blockchain, no rewards for this Try read Bitcoin FAQ https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/FAQ
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Transaction fee is 0.0001 BTC per 1000 Byes of data. Will be probably lowered again next year (depending on BTC price)
Who decides the amount? and when to change? is there a bitcoin governance (a central governor of the central bitcoin bank who sets the interests rates etc??) ;-)? What happens if two bitcoind aren't in version sync (one with the old cost, one with the new) or if someone decides to recompile with a different algorithm to compute the fee? Miners deciding the rules, most miners use Bitcoin-qt so they agree to Bitcoin-qt fee rules. But there is no central authority, miners decide If some miner running older bitcoind version with 0.0005 minimum fees, he will only create block with transactions consisting of 0.0005+ fees if he happens to find the block
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