https://blockchain.info/tx/4e435b1f0ba68d67ffde297b1bdbed670bc35990376a795b0975e8dd0ca02c24

Ok here's $10 to Zoe.  So what are we supposed to do to prevent martyrs like BurtW, Charlie Shrem, and Ross Ulbricht?

Since you wrote this here, I'm going to remove the link on my article page itself.  I don't agree with the PICISI concept at all:  a bunch of cryptocurrencies that can pay to promote themselves while others utilize your site to crowdfund their ideas (which are probably less than stellar, or slathered in fraudulence. The best ideas would want to to go for the most liquidity, seeking the highest opportunity of success ... ponder on that one.) for a slew of different alts. 

As it stands I don't use any crowdfunding platforms - because I feel like the best ideas can be bootstrapped and/or find proper private investment capital.  Your idea, while nobile, will not garner support because the cryptocurrency community by in large has been BURNED by alt-coins.  Furthermore, there is barely any liquidity in BTC, most holders of BTC choose to hold onto it as a speculative investment and would rather give away fiat to invest in ideas.  Have you not seen coinmarketcap.com?  The liquidity in all the other coins combined is a drop compared to BTC so offering a multi-coin crowdfunding site seems 'awesome' to an uninformed young entrepreneur, but reality will set in real quick when the site is live for 7 months and there's 10Million + in funding requests with less than $200 in actual funds 'pledged' to campaigns.   Your idea has no ground imho.

If you don't believe me, try this experiment:  Go to Alexa.com:   Check the website rankings and estimated traffic for the following sites/projects:

Bitcoinstarter.com
swarm.fund
vinumeris.com
cryptostocks.com

Those are your direct competitors and who you would 'need' to outshine in order to seem more attractive. (so that others choose to use your site to pledge funds to awesome ideas)  Keep in mind that that's a wishy washy statistic because it doesn't actually measure potential participants nor potential funds pledged within the platforms, (I don't know maybe that is a potential competitive advantage = full disclosure of all funds invested and where) 

NOW, compare those findings to indiegogo.com and also to kickstarter.com.  Those are your indirect competitors and who you actually need to acquisition customers from in order to flourish.  I'm presuming the underlying goal is to be in the captains seat earning 2% right?  Well, you'll need to take some of their traction in order to make a reasonable return with that percentage.  Also, 3 articles, paid for, to promote your idea, which has no actual working prototype website, nor competitive advantage over existing competition, will. get. you. nowhere.

http://honeybadgerofmoney.com/2015/03/13/21-inc-facts-and-speculation-based-on-job-descriptions/

Wanted to share this here.  Feedback/discussion here or on the comments is welcome and encouraged.

  Yea I'd like to see the for loop if possible to choose trx size

interesting feedback from person on reddit when I shared this script (I wrote an article on my own site to archive this script and talk about it and share it with others who aren't on here)  and it goes like:

I'm willing to ship intl.  Please add .15 for intl or .05 for Domestic Shipping.  I am okay with Doing escrow but I get to choose the agent (likely tomatocage or OgNasty) 

Prices in USD for Ease of value comparison I'll take BTC or LTC for the items below:


KNC Mercury + PSU - $80

Bitfury Full Kit + Chasis + PSU $180

Asus P8875-B MOBO+IntelCeleron+CPUfan + 2 GB Ram $140

Enermax 1300 PSU $180 2 available

Roswill lightning 1200 PSU $150

5 Port LAN switch $5 3 available

Ethernet Cables $2 Many Available

GPUS Loose, Dusty 7950s $70 6 available As IS

Gridseed Blade 5.3 MH Scrypt Miner $60 1.5 available (PSU required)

Block Erupters $19 Many available (some are famous)  Not for sale they will be collectible one day :p

GPU Rig Frame 8 cards $80 2 available (expensive for shipping reasons - no shipping cost added for these items)

Spartan X6500 FPGAs $180 2 available

Reprap Prussa Mendel2 3d Printer with extra spool of PLA ink Boxed semi Assembled and ready to be transported
$480

I'm willing to post pics of anything specific you may want to verify I have or to see before making a purchasing decision, but right now that seems like a monumental effort unless you're interested.

Oh I also have other WARES at honeybadgerofmoney.com as well if interested in spreading awareness and adoption, but inexpensively.

I remember a guy who was trying to do scrypt ascics using fpgas back in 2013 - didn't work out.  Remember looking into it extensively and found out that they should expect @ best like 150 KH if tweaking out those FPGAs which is why it was never implemented for scrypt - you could easily get 4x the hashes with a properly tuned gpu.

Same, is the idea that its good to go and compare would ONLY show vulnerabilities (reused keys to sign messages)

edit: okay yes, looking more closely at the code a 2nd time:


Should output like: 

In Input NR: 4
Reused R-Value:  XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX


if you have a problem that is

2.65%

Seeing these here makes me think that there's quite a number of folks throttling hardware or keeping it at bay for diff drops.  I've also seen some setups on rental sites like betarigs but not too many.

Click Quote on mine...insert your Gif instead...problem solved.

edit: and mine...I'd probably do something smart like pay something down, you know, make my money work for me this go round rather than reinvesting.  I feel like its going to be longer cycles of stability upwards and downwards

Wont be adopted by banks anytime soon 

Probably won't have merchants looking at is as a store of value.  This can perhaps be okay - IF verticals can be established and a closed loop economy exists.  Ie: merchants pay their vendors pay their suppliers pay their employees use services and in turn these different verticals feel confident in holding onto the BTC as opposed to simply cashing it back into fiat.  However you can't demand that of a businessowner - (s)he needs the money/rates to be locked in! - thats possible when you're discussing home currency together across the verticals, but not necessarily so when they refuse to take BTC.  If employees demand it though, remember that drives them to also hold onto some as well.

This promotion has ended. Wares are still available at honeybadgerofmoney.com

I don't know of any billionaires like that who would be so loose with 10M on a risky investment - land, sure, gambling....maybe??? perhaps a saudi prince - i think they probably dollar cost average it slowly to blend in with the rest of us, just my guesswork with no real science behind it.

Are these sold yet I'm interested.

someone else download in a 'provisioned' environment.  like a hardened VM - confirm if legit or not pls.

okay I'll bite - 2x blockerupters for your domain.

rebit.ph and bills.ninja are AWESOME sites from the phillipines that I wish were available to utilize stateside.

I also offer stickers on my own storefront.

I was hoping to hear what its like working for independently on bitwage.

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For what its worth I'm trying to spread bitcoin awareness and adoption.  I run honeybadgerofmoney.com and do sell wares which help bitcoin evangelists to a point.  The underlying question is how much longer till we have the (ethereum-like) dream of easy diy decentralized contracts utilizing sidechains and what can us casual folks do to assist in the development of these softwares and digital infrastructures that require bitcoin.  I know that Gmaxwell and others raised capital for the technology but forgot its name as I write this.