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Oh, and there seems to be some gross misunderstand from the previous posters, Ripple has it's own currency, ripples, which you can trade in several exchanges, the success and usefulness of the system does not rely on ripples's exchange rate.
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Ripple is a payment network, you can use a lot of different currencies in the system and you can even issue your own currency.
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I really do not understand what is the problem here. I think we all try to convince people that Bitcoin is NOT a tool for smugglers and money launderers to do their shady business. If you do not belong to this group, what exactly do you have to hide? Introducing some limited transparency into Bitcoin economy would be great IMO, it would discourage shady businesses, deter scammers and introduce some form of accountability. You already gave them your scanned ID before, they would not let you trade otherwise so I do not see a problem about them trying to re-verify your identity. After all, this is all aimed towards safety of our accounts, certainly they do not do this cause it is amusing to them.
One doesn't need to have something to hide to value one's privacy. In the first couple of years or so of Bitstamp there was no need for KYC/AML but eventually it was introduced. https://www.bitstamp.net/article/bitstamp-new-verification-requirements/ |
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Fucking nice!
How historically accurate is it?
Alan Turing was homosexual. And there he is having an affair with a woman? Turing was prosecuted for homosexuality in 1952, when such acts were still criminalised in the UK. He accepted treatment with estrogen injections (chemical castration) as an alternative to prison. Actually he is not, if you watch the trailer you can hear him saying something like "but I don't like her that way", at least this part they got it right. |
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Wouldn't it be smart to move over to Litecoin invest and pay out dividends in LTC directly? Would reduce sell pressure a bit maybe, and recover ratio  This would be nice. ^ Or use multipools, we are losing quite a bit of money by not using those. |
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That definitely doesn't make any sense at all. Why would it be illegal? It's like a library, only remotely and easily accessible, with loads more information.
There is nothing wrong with file sharing....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_captureIt makes all sense. |
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Fucking nice!
How historically accurate is it?
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Im thinking that whenever news is released that they move 100% hashrate to P2P pool the price shoots back to .005
Why? PETA is already extremely overvalued. Well, if you look to CEX.io GH/s price it is not... |
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disconnect.me helps with that.
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You can check if that's the IP address being used in your router's admin page, or just ping -b 192.168.1.255 if on linux.
Your computer's IP address also needs to be something like 192.168.1.XXX.
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PETA is now way over valued going into the difficulty change. If I hadn't already sold I'd be selling at .0031 for sure! I'm amazed that there is so much demand. For the BDD haters, PETA is way over the price of B.Mine now and it pays a lot less dividend than B.Mine.
Still way cheaper than CEX.io... |
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You're just making things worse for you...
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Well, one 42 is worth around 3 bitcoins right now, and if I recall correctly the price for one 42 was something like 600 bitcoins a while ago.
Bitcoin 2.0 is not an altcoin, it's bitcoin's evolution.
I think litecoin has the potential to be number two, but who knows...
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where are you from? that's interesting. i was taught as a kid (in USA) that Australia is indeed a continent. but i'd always heard whispers of this controversy, haha.
I'm from Portugal. |
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Australia is not a continent...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia_%28continent%29Australia (sometimes known in technical contexts by the names Sahul, Australinea or Meganesia, to distinguish it from the Australian mainland) is a continent comprising mainland Australia, Tasmania, New Guinea, Seram, possibly Timor, and neighbouring islands.
It is the smallest of the seven traditional continents in the English conception. no comment.... just saying there is obviously a prevalent enough school of thought that believes it is.... Well, this is new to me... But in my defense, apparently, in my language it is not, we never refer to Australia as a continent, the continent is Oceania. |
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Why do some stocks have huge yield (over 500%) while others have the conservative ~4%? Does it factor down to risk vs. payoff?
The formula is: Annual Yield = (Annual Dividends/Share Price)x100 Annual dividends assumes last dividend. So for a share that pays weekly: Annual Yield = ((last dividendx52)/Share Price)x100 How sustainable is the high yield stock? Anyone actually making money betting on bitcoin company? It might not be sustainable at all, you can clearly see the problem with this formula assuming only the latest dividend. There's money to be made, but it's not easy... |
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Australia is not a continent...
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