Somebody found my cheat sheet! I don't suppose you would be so kind as to share your opinion on what significance (if any) there is in SC and Montana not having these regulations, as it relates specifically to the Bitcoin legal landscape? Is this more along the lines of an interesting piece of trivia or something that people who are starting up Bitcoin based businesses should possibly consider when choosing where to operate, incorporate, etc...? I guess, I don't see any evidence of a whole bunch of current fiat-based institutions locating themselves in these states or anything (please correct me if I'm wrong), which tells me that the "free" states are sort of free in name only? My guess is: If you are operating as a money transmitter in a state that doesn't require a license; then you would only need to register with FinCEN. But that would be if you are only doing business in that state. With the current guidance of FinCEN (until/if it is further clarified), the advantage I could see; is a miner would then be able to sell units that he/she mined on an exchange such as BTC-E. Again this is only a guess, as I'm not a lawyer. Would South Carolina and Montana then be good places to install Bitcoin ATMs? |
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This begs the question that Bitcoin volatility can be reduced. Historically, the price is stable when volume is low. Some folks hypothesize that very high volume will create stability as well. I think that Bitcoin requires us to think about volatility as a long term metric. Extreme volatility that would otherwise kill any other financial device is the lifeblood of Bubblecoin.
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There are probably an infinite number of primes. Really, how scientifically useful is this endeavor?
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Not sure if this has been asked, but is there inherent value in the primes themselves? Can we extract them and sell them?
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hmm so bitbill's is the new 'treasury' office of bitcoin..  ? the only ones legally entitled to make physical bitcoins if the patent is granted. if true, this goes totally against the grain of bitcoins freedoms. edit: 0077] FIG. 9--Bitbills are Bitcoins in tangible form meanwhile litecoins are unaffected If I recompile my client and change the name, it will then be cbeastcoin btc and hence unnafected. |
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I made two 2 CPU drops in NYC. They are both averaging about 300 pps. Here is my settings: edit: using Ubuntu 13.04 64bit sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapfile bs=64M count=16
sudo mkswap /swapfile
sudo swapon /swapfile
apt-get install git
git clone https://github.com/primecoin/primecoin.git
apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libboost-all-dev libdb5.3++-dev -y
cd ~/primecoin/src
make -f makefile.unix USE_UPNP=-
mkdir ~/.primecoin
echo "rpcuser=username
rpcpassword=AVeryLongComplexOne
gen=1" > ~/.primecoin/primecoin.conf
sudo mv primecoind /usr/local/bin/.
primecoind --daemon |
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I have been unable to get a block in two days. Now I am only getting 1 and 0 PPS. I rebooted the drop, but it didn't help.
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Not voting is capitulation. It's like selling all your bitcoins because your holdings don't make a difference. This is why we don't have nice things.
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Where is the wallet stored?
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I was able to get one droplet to work. The second one keeps giving me this:
root@primecoinminer1:/# primecoind --daemon
-bash: /usr/local/bin/primecoind: cannot execute binary file
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It's not Fall until September.
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Rather than think of this as a weakness, can it be turned into a strength? WoT is just another word for subscription based transaction clearing houses. The network will evolve into that eventually. In the meantime, is there something useful that can be created from this exploit?
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gweedo, I am just curious who you would rather see as the "face of bitcoin"
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Excellent news. Jon is articulate, savvy, even tempered, and as nuts about Bitcoin as anyone can be.
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Most walls vaporize, propelling price in that direction. So, floor-wall = expect downward price; ceiling-wall = expect upward price. This last ceiling-wall not rocketing us to da moon has me scared a bit... Why no longer working? The Bitcoin trading playbook is constantly changing. I'm calling this big sell wall The Tsunami. Watch it suck the price down and then sweep down back to 70. |
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I strongly doubt so, I think it is rebounding right now
 It *IS* a CAT... and it *IS* BOUNCING.  |
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What does it matter? XRP can be increased infinitely by Opencoin, Inc. at any time.
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I really do hope financial revolution starts from Africa out. The people there need it more than anyone else.
Mater artium necessitas |
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