How many coins per block, what is the coin limit if their is one and what is the rate of change of coin generation over time if there is one.

Any sources of info on this would be gratefully received.

Damn that was quick, the momentum based proof of work paper only just came out, I blinked and there is an implementation.

Having a trawl now; apart from ProtoShares are there any other momentum based PoW coins out there? What other CPU coins are there?

Someone should create a taxonomy of these approaches at some point. (Way too busy at the moment or I would defiantly volunteer to do this otherwise).

Thanks, very interesting, can you name some of the other CPU coins or point me at some info on this?

Anyone else have any insights?

I like Jerry Brito. He conveys some important points very eloquently.

Just started watching; thanks for the link.

Any highlights to report so far?

Anyone have any ideas why Primecoin's value has fallen recently whilst all other altcoins seem to be increasing in value against fiat along with the BTC rally?

I also now have silvers in and physical litecoins if anyone is interested please PM me.

Hope to update this list shortly.

If you're going to spend it makes sense to spend during a bubble as your money buys more. However I suspect people will generally do the opposite.

Recently I've bought:

Steam games
Physical crypos of bitcoin and alts
1.1 bitcoins on 2 rounds of drinks and food at the haymakers in Cambridge

+1 Totally agree. Really refreshing to see this post.

I feel like a broken record because I've been saying to so many people. When supposed experts say Bitcoin has no intrinsic value it shows they do not understand what it is and therefore their opinions should be called into question.

Bitcoin's value is derived from proof of work because Bitcoin is the monetisation of proof of work.

Bought some, they arrived promptly and are really well made.

Thanks JinnBitcoin.

Are they the first batch?

If so they'll be worth a fortune soon!

Signed.

I'm importing from the following address:

    LhkcvamWUuGFbUvhGraAC9pKdpMDHku2ZC

See here:

    http://block-explorer.com/address/LhkcvamWUuGFbUvhGraAC9pKdpMDHku2ZC

The balance is 0.1LTC. I'm assuming there are no restrictions on how much one can import?

Going to try importing on a different LTC client later today when I'm at a different machine.

Is there a list of error codes anyone knows of they can point me at?

Thanks, there was an article about some researchers who tested the efficacy of this and got fairly positive results in New Scientist about five years back - can't remember who the researchers were, it may be searchable on-line though.

One of my UK bank accounts also now uses it for the on-line login. It sounds weird, but the first few times it rearranged the numbers on the pad I did't notice...

Yup done that...

This is good news. People need to start using bitcoin directly.

Will point VirtualDoctors.org at this. They are another charity that provides telemedicine equipment to African villages.

You can donate to Virtual Doctors here:

    1G1zNwrLw7xQPWUvRierbg9wrkUCJ2Dort

See their website:

    http://www.virtualdoctors.org/other-ways-to-donate/

Jan: big fan of this wallet. I've recommended it to a lot of people and use it myself.

Suggestion for added security: can you have the PIN number pad's numbers arranged randomly each time it comes up? This will prevent eavesdroppers working out your numbers from your finger position. Or perhaps have this feature as an option?

Trying to redeem a private key at the Litecoin QT Debug Console and I get the following message:

    Error adding key to wallet (code -4)

I have done this with the wallet decrypted using 'walletpassphrase'. I have also scanned the 2D barcode for this key to make sure I'm not mistyping anything.

I am using version 0.8.3.7 on Windows 7.

Can anyone tell me what I might be doing wrong..?

14%! That's hilarious. Evidently they know something we don't.