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Karma is actually easier to generate than content IMO. I have an experiment account with over 50k karma that is composed solely of reposts.
Also, what's to prevent someone from tipping a sockpuppet, etc.
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What collateral can you offer? What if BFL never delivers anything to you?
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So how do I get the refund? My account is gladoscc. Address is in my sig.
Q: Why do only non provably fair casinos offer bonus supposedly >EV?
A: Because they're probably rigged.
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Quite a lot of people here  |
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No longer empty. |
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-rep. Is trying to build / buy reputation through silly reputation loans. I do not recommend making any trades with this user.
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New number in brackets? I thought it was the number of people that have trusted that user in your trust network, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
EDIT: Number of users directly in your trust list that have gave positive feedback?
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FYI, trying to build rep this way is the best way to ensure I never consider your loan applications.
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The blue bucket has made me so much profit so far  |
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To prevent MITM attacks against deposit addresses, we now sign a message containing a user's deposit address and their username. The bitcoin address used for signing is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM
You can verify that your deposit address has not being tampered with by verifying the signed message.
Please quote this post.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
The Bitcoin signing address for CoinLenders is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM - it is exposed on server 1.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
iF4EAREIAAYFAlGetscACgkQx0EjQi5nw9+3IAD8Dbb5RduIWQtP8oA3120T1h09
kLhAwYD+AoDCZZkpomoA/1JyERMjWVtjsbB3aqEa/ilqExQ5PSocAwyJfk6ZawFf
=K4QJ
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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I think so too. Import all your private keys into Blockchain.info.
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That's stunning for an "economy" that sprang into being just four years ago, when an inventor using the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto"
Better term at least.
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Any exchange transaction has to take place using IOUs (=debt).
Who issues these debt tokens varies depending on the philosophy of the person describing the P2P exchange, a "true" P2P exchange (meaning everyone can be a "full node") would mean that anyone can somehow issue tokens that are redeemable in some way with this issuer e.g. for 1 USD or 1 EUR. Then these tokens would be somehow exchanged for BTC tokens and then the debt will be settled.
This third part is actually the tricky one - it's easy to claim to own a million USD and issue some debt contract and buy some BTC with that contract... but actually settling it might be harder, depending on your real financial situation.
False. |
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Gave him a negative rating.
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You cannot spend *all* of it because you have too much bit dust. They cost a lot in transaction fees to spend.
Try sending 0.01 less. And change the topic of this thread.
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There is a pool of unspent outputs.
a pool of ALL unspent outputs ? Yeah. ALL unspent outputs. I'm not sure how to query it. |
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