If Bitcoin goes up 1000% from today's value, I'll feel compelled to sell a small part  Healthcare is mostly covered here by mandatory insurance. |
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Fiat money is the biggest scam of all. Think about it I wouldn't say fiat and banks are the biggest scam, because they're regulated and you can recover your funds since there's an insurance entity who have big reserved funds. You're missing the point The "insurance" on bank deposits doesn't mean anything, all it does is give you back the same fiat money that gets created out of nothing and continuously drops in value. |
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“You’re move AI!” Their you go again, doubting my circuits and claiming ai would make mistaken on purpose. Seriously dough, that's gonna be fun in schools, when the student gets busted because his language is too good. |
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my friends are saying crypto is the biggest scam of all Fiat money is the biggest scam of all. Think about it |
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Assisted him in creating his account There are no accounts in Bitcoin. Do you really want your boss to be able to follow your money after he pays you? |
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Tesla is still highly overvalued for a small car manufacturer. It doesn't make sense to be worth more than many large and experienced car manufacturers. Well that is mainly because of over-enthusiasm investors for Tesla. A billionaire hyping for his own financial gain, and people fall for that. Just like Tesla did the second stock split in a short time: normally, a stock split doesn't increase the total market cap. Experienced investors know it doesn't matter. Tesla seems to target n00bs who think the stock got cheaper and start buying more of it. |
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Let's wait until the year is over instead of using incomplete statistics.
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Tesla is still highly overvalued for a small car manufacturer. It doesn't make sense to be worth more than many large and experienced car manufacturers.
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Bitcointalk gives you the freedom to do this. Local laws where you live may not though.
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Why the US government, and not some other country?
Speculating won't matter, what if the speculation is meant to spread doubt on a service they can't stop in any other way?
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How much data in total do you have on 120 now?
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I have millions of millions of #120 puzzle ranges ran over the years.
I will post them if someone knows a good site to post them where the links don't expire so I do not have to keep updating them.
Each file I will post roughly has 25 million ranges ran; each file size is about 1.5 gb. So a site that will allow multiple big files and the links do not expire lol. Since i was mentioned here: what can you use those files for? Will sharing as torrent work? |
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I don't think that's possible. The host can dump the memory and extract any decryption keys in there.
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Ideally, put at least chainstate on SSD, and use 4096 MB dbcache. With those settings, any modern computer should be able to sync the blockchain within a day. Assuming your internet connection can handle it.
1TB is enough for many years to come.
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Less convenient to work with / take out / move places It's a feature, not a bug. Who's going to steal a safe if the key is there and there's nothing of value in there? |
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One hundred and ninety-second week paid. Thanks again! I'm banned from my desk again, but the couch isn't bad. |
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This will lead to a false sense of security: you can't know how much is in the users' balances, so you can't know if the exchange has enough funds to cover them.
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Instead of investing in exchanges, they should have invested in Bitcoin directly. Pension funds are in it for the long run, which fits Bitcoin's long term potential.
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So you're saying nothing changed! Exchanges were never safe, cold storage was always the best to hodl. No need to panic, some people just have to learn the hard way.
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