I just opened wolframalpha, entered this : USD/bitcoin into its line and pressed enter the result was just one number : 8 who would say  |
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I installed version 4.0,
downloaded block chain,
encrypted wallet,
sent coins into it,
all works well.
when I first installed bitcoin,
wallet was created and not yet encrypted, so my question is :
was it deleted and replaced with encrypted one ?
My worry is that my keys are maybe left somewhere on disc unencrypted.
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when will the last "whole" bitcoin be mined ?
that one will have the numismatic value also
50 btc per block
25 btc pb
12.5 btc pb
6.25 btc pb
3.125 btc pb
1.5625 btc pb
so question is what will be the block count of the last 1.5625 BTC reward
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That's a fun idea. It's too bad one can't just give coins to random people by email address. Winners in Starcraft 2 tournaments for instance. They'd be forced to learn about it if they wanted to cash out on these mysterious gifts and then perhaps they'd get into the mood of getting more.  You can give coins to random people by email address. Use BTCinch.com They're in beta, but PM me your email and I'll show you (goes for anyone who's curious). wow, spamming with money that is really out of the box thinking nice idea... |
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How much it costs to create a stock packet of my website business ?
How is dividend paid in case of 1 million shares and 0.73 BTC total revenue ?
regarding the transfer fees
Can my shares be traded outside of GLBSE environment, like certificates, or just hashes of numbers ?
Can I own all shares and not list them for sale at all ?
Can I give 1 share to someone, not sell, but give ?
Can I back my shares with bitcoin and how ?
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BTCinch has the ability to do this. If you PM me your email address, I'll send you some, too. why keep this method of sending bitcoin secret, just describe how u did it... |
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Seems like some confusion here.
If you mean stealing someones keys (which are not in the chain btw) then age doesn't matter. All that matters is how they are secured.
If you are talking about stealing back coins that you previously owned and spent by rewritting a block to remove the spend, then is requires more and more work as time goes on. But it is pretty damn hard after one confirm since you have to either get lucky and find 2 blocks before the whole world finds 1 or you have to be very powerful (more powerful than the whole world) and need no luck. In that case the depth of the transaction you want to undo just determined how long it will take on average.
confusion, yes, but not me first, I am talking about guessing the private keys, not stealing them second, this is not about double spending. bencoder got it right and confirmed my understanding of how things are. |
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I was just thinking something about fork with all coins mined in genesis block, so I was not sure about this, nothing specific, and I am not preparing for yet another fork |
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The YouTipIt site is really well-done. Is the owner on these forums?
Mahkul said that he knows the owners personally, and that they are good pips I actually bought coins there, and all went well, that is how I know about them... |
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all bitcoins are created equal new coins and old ones are all equally "hard" to steal from the chain I mean, all private keys, old and new ones are equally strong so if someone would brute force search for keys, like key mining operation, same chance is to discover old or new private key (however small that chance may be) true or not ? |
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ok guys, thanx for explaining
this shorting is so funny concept to me...
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When you take a long position, you buy X (stock, bond, gold, whatever) and hold onto it for a long period of time, in hopes that it will appreciate during that time.
A short position means that you borrow X and sell it, in hopes that X will depreciate, so that you can buy back the same amount of X at a lower price, return it to whom you borrowed from, and keep the difference.
so btc hoarders are "long btc" that part is easy but how is shorting done ? I deposit money at broker house, and I "short silver", what is actually mine ? money or silver ? when is it ended ? what if silver goes up, how is my loss defined ? |
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what this term actually means : investor is long/short something, "he is long gold" I am not a native english speaker, so feel free to elaborate in many words, examples thanx |
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Thank you, I suggest we (bitcoiners) offer something in return to developers. I offer to help their personal requests related to my geographical location, Croatia. Basically, I offer my time, remote assistance and available info... I do not promise 100%, but around 90% |
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not working IE and chrome  |
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