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4861  Other / Off-topic / Re: 4- dimensional square flat earth on: May 06, 2017, 06:32:05 PM
Before I see a pussy I couldn't imagine what it looks like but I had some ideas and after I saw one I knew that I had the correct idea Smiley Smiley Smiley.   you need to see it but if you weren't retarded you could know which one is real.

Not 4 dimensional but 4 sided, this is what happens when someone can't understand how physics and matter work.

You can patch all continents together to form a single giant land.
What happens if you go in a straight line with a plane with 2000KM/h speed for more than 48 hours?

There is another long thread on flat earth already if you seek a place to post for activity gain.

Also I just saw the face of Mario with his blue hat in star formations in a galaxy in a picture.
4862  Economy / Speculation / Re: Price Stability on: May 06, 2017, 05:49:16 PM
So who cares if price was untouched for 25 minutes? you shouldn't be able to earn profit from fluctuations all the time you know? even though Bitcoin market is still young and small comparing with international markets or Forex, so it can happen as from time to time people having doubts about trading so price remains the same.
4863  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Spam attack solution? on: May 06, 2017, 11:06:30 AM
Ban them nodes relaying those spams, ignore them and refuse to sync with them, then start rejecting any blocks containing spam transactions.
This needs everyone to work together, and if the majority of miners/nodes are doing the spamming and mining them then what are we doing here? we don't have any power unless we fight them with more than 50% of hash power.

Honest pools/miners should provide a service similar to what ViaBTC is offering to manually submit our TXs and if the big pools do that, then we can make sure the automated spams doesn't happen.
4864  Economy / Economics / Re: Increasing Bitcoin Market Capitalization, when does it affect real economy? on: May 06, 2017, 05:57:17 AM
How would you do that you genius? market cap is not something you and I or any individual could manipulate but rather the whole community and market decide what price should a currency have, now if you try to accumulate and buy off all the 16.3M Bitcoins, guess what will happen to market cap? it will increase 1M%.
In current situation Bitcoin is not ready to play on an international scale because 10 minutes blocks with 1MB tells us so.
Also it already has effected the "real economy" being digital currency doesn't necessarily mean it's not real.
4865  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: If you have 1BTC to spent in trading what coins will you invest on: May 06, 2017, 05:40:43 AM
As proven by the pumping of top 50 altcoins, they all have the same whales and probably the same development teams.
I suppose if you invest on top 10 cryptocurrencies you'll either get screwed over or win big.
Maybe you could consider ICN since they are an independent team, Lisk as well.
I don't think most of the people here really care about the legitimacy of a coin whether it has any utility or could be used for something.
You can also wait for Posw dumpers to finish dumping their tokens and get into trading in their exchange would be a good option.
4866  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How much btc is regarded as a fair price to charge for writing a 1000 word... on: May 06, 2017, 05:16:58 AM
I can write essays containing plus 1500 words and very good quality as well with some lines even that no body has ever spoke of, doesn't matter how informative and effective my quote is but no body will ever quote me any where like they do famous people.

If you are a billionaire and if you say fart then some people might even put it on a $50,000 billboard with your picture next to it or might even show on news channels that you mentioned the word "fart".

You can pay what you think the article really worth, think of it what would you like as payment for such article.
4867  Other / Off-topic / Re: I just found a way to launder money on: May 06, 2017, 04:56:45 AM
Question remains unanswered, how do you mange to buy Bitcoins in the first place? because if you could get some then you'll just need to mix them and be reborn as new sets of coins.
Because you know even if you buy Bitcoins you are still in the public eyes but the moment you send them to a mixer you sever the link between those coins and you as a person/IP/ID.
4868  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: WARNING:network under Massive spam attack. on: May 06, 2017, 03:39:08 AM
140,000 unconfirmed transactions and counting, unless we could identify the nodes broadcasting those spams and ban/ignore them nothing will change. more than 13BTC as fees, miners can't include them even if they wanted to.

If we could reject those blocks which intentionally include obvious spam transactions it'd be great.
4869  Economy / Speculation / Re: Buy or Sell? on: May 06, 2017, 03:22:28 AM
You know what I'm afraid of? to sell right now in hopes of a drop in price just to find out that price will never go down Smiley.
Daily around 200K Bitcoins are being traded, so it's about 1M in one week, dismiss 1M Bitcoins of the founder we're left with 15M so in about 15 weeks all the whales and traders and holders should logically run out of supply and we'll be left with 2K daily coins mined by miners.
Either people are idiots to buy high and sell low or just plain idiots not to hold their positions and not demanding for much higher prices.
Believe it or not even if you ask for $2000 now after buyers see how hard it is to mine they will come buying your $2000 coins.
4870  Other / Meta / Re: Why i got ban ? on: May 06, 2017, 12:55:45 AM
Watch some American movies with subtitle you'll learn both writing and talking. stop calling people scammer.
You just created your account to earn without caring and sharing something useful to the community, that's what a forum is.
4871  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Gavin Andresen: stay away from Blockstream, Greg and Samson are toxic trolls. on: May 06, 2017, 12:35:11 AM
Tell me you're joking right? do you really think changing POW is like changing a kitchen knife?
In order for such drastic change miners which are currently mining the POW algo will have to vote for the change of POW.
You can't go ask the president for example to sign a bill which will eventually lead to a new law that says we no longer need a president.

bad analogy
pools are not the president.

here is a better analogy

pools are more like a secretary that just collates data of the employee's and customers and has to file it in a certain way that regional bosses can read and accept

the nodes are the regional bosses they set the rules and read the secretaries work and sign off on if its acceptable or not. the bosses syncing up as a network to ensur they all have the same documents to hand that are all acceptable.
the secretary can type up chapter of files as fast as she likes.. but if the bosses/nodes dont like it. in the reject/orphan pile it ends up.

devs are the employee's they can make new product that the bosses may choose to adopt. but the bosses can still say nay/abstain.
devs are the employee's they can make new product and try to by pass the bosses and try getting the secretary to use the new products hoping it forces the bosses to change their mind..

but the secretary(pools) would still prefer to only do things the bosses(nodes) would accept. after all it affects the secretaries income(reward) if the bosses reject her work.


having many regional managers (diverse nodes) avoids a dictatorship
having many secretaries (diverse pools) avoids network delays if one pool(secretary) fouls up (offsick, resigns, makes mistakes, intentionally frauds the books)
having many employees (diverse dev teams) avoids devs going on strike or dictating what direction a company should move in. because the bosses can choose to avoid certain employee's idea's and find whats best for the company.

imagine the company as the symbiotic peer network.. there is no CEO .. just lots of regional managers(nodes) that ask many secretaries to give them a report of customer data(block of tx's) every ~10 minutes. the fastest secretary that sends the regional managers a good collection of data gets a reward


now..
to sack all the secretaries is not a soft decision. it requires the bosses(nodes) having to change who what and how the company(network) data is collated and distributed.

if this kind of event were to happen where the whole retail chain network has to change.. they might aswell use that opportunity to do the other stuff customers and employee's can all unite around too, which will make the (network) better for all.. rather than just sack the secretary because 65% of secretaries wont collate data in a way only one team of employee's from one region want.
You are over-complicating/confusing things.
Nodes and miners are one and the same.
You think if majority of nodes start a new protocol then miners will sit back and allow it? some one invested enough money to be a miner in the first place will spend more to have enough nodes to avoid the majority take over.

You say diversification of node versions while we all know that all the results across the entire network must be identical otherwise not accepted.

Lets have 50 different versions, they will all have to follow only one rule and that is the Bitcoin's code, and as we know running a program on different platforms is much harder and requires more work to be done just like when you have a software which can be executed in Linux/Windows/Mac but for a developer is much easier to just compile it to run on Windows, regardless it's still the same software only runs in different OS systems and that's a feature which makes the software available for all kinds of people.
In Bitcoin's case it's something else, if you are trying to run the node on any platform you are free to do so but what is your goal to run different versions of a software in the same network with same internet ports and same brand name?

How could anyone change POW without the majority of hash power support/vote?
Why would miners vote for something that makes their mining machines useless?

If I have 1BTC no matter the versions of nodes I still have my coin sitting in my address, devs and miners should notice this fact that end user doesn't really care about those stuff what we care is when we send a transaction with a normal fee it gets confirmed after 30 minutes no matter what.

10 hours ago I sent some bitcoins to an exchange to buy some cheap alts but now while my transaction is pending and there are 150K unconfirmed TX I have lost a perfect opportunity. I don't want that, so what other choice do I really have besides moving to another alt?

Moreover we have diversification already but that seems not the issue with you rather you want both, you can't have heads and tails in one side of the coin.
4872  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Does it matter on: May 05, 2017, 06:27:56 AM
We shouldn't put our trust on those well established exchanges though as it will give them too much power and creates monopoly as well as centralization and kills off the free market, I believe we must diversify in this case by spreading across different exchanges with considerably small and medium trading volumes.

Of course then the talk about trust comes in but every new service has to start from somewhere to gain our trust like the old and known exchanges right now.

If we diversify between these new companies with their signature campaigns specially in this forum then we can make sure no big hack or scam like the ones before happens.
4873  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin price theory on: May 05, 2017, 05:50:37 AM
In other words you just described what Bitcoin is and how people currently are interacting with it, of course they need to make sure the network is

stable and any of it's rules are extremely difficult to change, the fact that Bitcoin has enough support which made manufacturers and an entire industry

of miners to come out from the other side and when they see there are truly some serious people spending huge amounts of cash to get involved with mining it.

They're all the indications of a strong and solid network unlike other alternatives with basically a few medium miners deciding everything for the coin.
4874  Economy / Speculation / Re: This bubble will pop big on: May 05, 2017, 05:11:04 AM
You know the funny part in all of this recent price pumps of all cryptocurrencies? while ICN somehow managed to hold their stance but every other altcoins are being pumped at the same time just shows how connected they all are to each other, tell me how many people hold 90% of all the coins/tokens other than Bitcoin?
They have finally revealed their true faces in the most obvious way possible.
It doesn't make any logical and economical sense for a supporting community to suddenly start pumping every crypto out there.
I bet there are only a few selected groups of maybe 50 people all engaging and manipulating markets?
4875  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [ANN] Naughty Cams - Naughty Girls On Webcam on: May 05, 2017, 01:29:13 AM
Well well well what we have here, hate the gay part/section but loved the female ones, I even liked some pictures but was unable to connect to chaturbate to view the cams and will try with Tor in a minute lol.
4876  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: Can a bitcoin transaction be traced from one wallet to another? on: May 05, 2017, 01:01:28 AM
How would this be done? I thought it was literally impossible. So the only 100% full proof way is with a mixer? I wouldn't really trust these mixing services, heard about them before and heard about lots of people being scanned.
If you want to stay clear of experts/detectives and cover your tracks and break the links between your transactions yes only viable option is a mixer.

You are absolutely right about not trusting any mixer other than the trusted and well established ones such as obviously bitmixer not because I'm wearing their signature but because if they wanted to scam they could only gain so little comparing to what they are earning currently by being honest and trustworthy.
They are paying thousands of dollars weekly to signature participants, don't you think some one with 100BTC would first try one coin at a time to minimize the risk of getting scammed? and as most people mix their coins by doing several small amounts it doesn't make any sense for a high volume mixer to scam a few coins and deny themselves of future revenues.

You could send them only 10% for the first time to test it yourself as logic dictates to do so.
4877  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: Can a bitcoin transaction be traced from one wallet to another? on: May 05, 2017, 12:37:27 AM
Of course dude exchanges even count how many times you fart behind your computer, they can check out every thing and link you even to uncommitted crimes lol, that is where a mixer comes in and takes over, you send first to mixer and ask them to send to your other wallet with your own fee of choice.
Also mixers are miners as well themselves and they can mix and manipulate the coins by mining their own high fee transactions with hundreds of small outputs and then receive them all with block reward as one single output and there will be no more tracking possible.

I have been told that a bitcoin to bitcoin transaction is anonymous and impossible to trace between each other. Are you saying this is wrong then? So its very easy to link a bitcoin address to a specific online wallet. If I was to give you a receiving bitcoin address, would you be able to tell me which online service this address belonged to?
Not to me I'm no body and not a detective but there are actually some people in the forum dedicated their time and whole life by linking addresses and finding which belongs to which, so pretty yes you could figure out if you are stubborn and resourceful.
4878  Other / MultiBit / Re: Locked out of my account on: May 05, 2017, 12:30:23 AM
And conveniently we should guess what wallet you are referring to? please tell me that you also wrote down your private keys as well some where?
There is no locked out of account in any desktop wallet unless in case of wrong password.
I don't think you even posted in the right board which we'll find out after you provide more intel about your wallet and version.
4879  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Gavin Andresen: stay away from Blockstream, Greg and Samson are toxic trolls. on: May 05, 2017, 12:23:17 AM
Core devs should change the PoW algo and let BU shills eat shit.

Only then we can see who is more right/serious about bitcoin.

If Ver/Wu/Shills are really serious about their code (BU) then they would dump their bitcoins and fund their own altcoin (BTU) with that money and wait the community's support.
If bitcoin recovers after the PoW change, then the winner will be clear.


Tell me you're joking right? do you really think changing POW is like changing a kitchen knife?
In order for such drastic change miners which are currently mining the POW algo will have to vote for the change of POW.
You can't go ask the president for example to sign a bill which will eventually lead to a new law that says we no longer need a president.
4880  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: Can a bitcoin transaction be traced from one wallet to another? on: May 04, 2017, 11:49:34 PM
Of course dude exchanges even count how many times you fart behind your computer, they can check out every thing and link you even to uncommitted crimes lol, that is where a mixer comes in and takes over, you send first to mixer and ask them to send to your other wallet with your own fee of choice.
Also mixers are miners as well themselves and they can mix and manipulate the coins by mining their own high fee transactions with hundreds of small outputs and then receive them all with block reward as one single output and there will be no more tracking possible.
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