If you can lock them into things like multisig escrows and merge them into Open Transactions, you will have viable derivatives.
You mean using an escrow service to distribute the coins? wow, thanks. I'll look around for a trustworthy guy, any suggestions? the part i don't get is the merging into Open transactions. he's basically talking about Nashx - and Nash equilibrium , but he probably/maybe doesn't realize it . merge into open transaction i'd say just means - "automate the process and make it seamless" I brought it up in Netcoin - but the Nashx guy done it first - , but i don't think it needs to be done ? if Ant goes to Cryptsy Ant is being exchanged so the value of the derivative is being exchanged . he is talking about a P2P exchange . I wasn't aware of Nashx or Netcoin, but yes a Nash equilibrium. I would use interconnected nested multisignature transactions based on coin age and/or WoT. |
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What kind of legal exposure would a patent holder have for Bitbills that are used for illegal activities?
Haha - great idea - forward on the patent application to the NSA (although probably not necessary as they would already know about it) and to FinCEN and let them reap the benefits! This will take the cross-hairs off of Satoshi since this is someone claiming to own a major part of the idea of Bitcoin. |
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If you can lock them into things like multisig escrows and merge them into Open Transactions, you will have viable derivatives.
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What kind of legal exposure would a patent holder have for Bitbills that are used for illegal activities?
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Generally speaking, capital is used to describe financial assets, while capitol is used to denote the seat of government.
Capital can also refer to an uppercase letter, so "A" would also be an acceptable answer. Posting a non-sequitur is a capital idea. |
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Bills sold that include a private key are potentially fraudulent and should not be taken seriously as financial documents. They make great collectibles, but unless they are bonded and insured, there is nothing preventing the creator from absconding with them. This patent appears to be an attempt to legitimize fraud by promoting it as a patented instrument.
This just gets my goat because it goes against the spirit of Bitcoin and gives us a bad name. Part of me hopes that FinCEN "regulates" any patent holder like this that attempts to profit.
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Bitcoin is a math problem. Every math textbook with quizzes and answers is now in violation of this patent. Don't tell Texas, they are looking for an excuse to ban them.
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He's an admin in the trollbox.
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Bitcoin has many noteworthy stories to drive speculation. Litecoin has mtgox. We'll see how that works out for it. |
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They never were in any kind of sync. Do you have charts to show such a pattern?
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More likely there will be Open Transaction or colored coin - Bitcoin hybrid derivatives.
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Generally speaking, capital is used to describe financial assets, while capitol is used to denote the seat of government.
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I flushed all of my bitcoins down the toilet.
That would be a great hiding place. If I did that I would have to make sure the honey wagon doesn't suck them up. |
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We are definitely in a capitulation cycle. It won't last long because Bitcoin is getting strong and will not be ignored. Bitcoin needs to ROAR!!!
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That would be the dollar and soon Bitcoin
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It would be much easier to crack that SHA256 address. The solution to both is to not keep all your coins in one address.
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Im truly sorry for all Americans and all the spying and regulating they have to endure.
As long as we can still go to Starbucks and get a Grande Latte with the little college Mary Moon were tutoring and screwing after class - it's all good. You can get a Starbucks in almost every country and Mary has probably been to most of them. |
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I'm using using namecoin-QT 0.3.64 with normal confirmations.
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BitInstant allows larger USD withdrawals. I suspect some folks are dumping some bitcoins that have been tied up at Gox. It should correct upward again soon.
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I have not said XRP is a scam, also I have some XRP, but, I never had it free had to buy it!!!
Maybe you can help me with this property I need to dump. I mean, how many bridges does a guy need anyway? Seriously? I thought only certain banking VCs bought Ripple because they hate poor people. |
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