Y cuantos btc tienes en el génesis?
Lo poco que recuerdo, es que en el último momento me reservé primero 100 y al momento 1000000. https://i.imgur.com/PvpwlVB.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/QIhsYA6.pngEstas 2 capturas de pantalla, las saqué a raiz de la transacción que mantuve con Craig, poco después de desaparacer, fijaos cuando y en que fecha se abré la empresa en ebay, el 13 de enero del 2009, y a que nombre está( ahora ha quitado el nombre, no hace mucho). Este es el verdadero Craig wright, y en esa transacción fué cuando le envié el segundo disco duro, el de pruebas y el que contenia la famosa transacción finney( que no fue más que un envio de prueba entre dos de mis pcs), cuesta de creer, pero es así y también tiene su explicación. Es increíble hasta donde ha llegado este señor, y del seguro que con ayuda, es una conspiración que quisiera destapar y poder tenerlo frente a frente. Satoshi ¿Oye, te has fijado que la fecha que pone en la hora del sistema es del 2017? Lo mismo tendrías que photoshopearlo un poco Sato. |
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This is a very common topic, if everything is connected, everything is a potential security threat. Just think of a Stephen King style situation of all your household items attacking you and your car killing people around.
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No, normally they are not profitable, you have to spend too much time around researching the coin, selling it... and normally it won´t be more than 25 dollars or less.
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That´s a big ammount for most people, you should really re-examine your trading strategy and maybe even learn a bit more about trading before going into it again. I hope you recover soon.
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Can someone help me over this one? Since when I checked my MEW, I see a SPAM token in my wallet. You can see it in this link. The 1 token ERC-20 ETH Anonymizer. What should I do with it? Either it is a spam token or an airdrop. Etherscan will mark known spam tokens if they are widely distributed. It is probably worth nothing, but take a look in coinmarketcap just in case. In any case, you can leave it in there, it won't harm. If you get tired of it, send it to a non existing eth address with gas=1wei |
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Gold and Silver coins couldn't provide current money flow in the world, it will just stop economic and its growth (which will lead to ruining almost every business spheres). I don't see any reasons if its use in modern world. They are totally archaic.
nope and nope also. If you make gold and silver move as crypto they can provide a huge trade base. The reason to use these is very clear: Governments mismanage the fiat coins at their will serving interests that are alien to the people. |
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The media are a bunch of sloppy idiots--I read that he died on the way to a rehab and then that he died while AT rehab. There's a big difference in what people can infer from each scenario without knowing anything else. I suspect that he died before he actually got to treatment, which in my mind means he probably died of an overdose. People going into rehab very often go on a drug/alcohol bender, since they always think it's the last time they're ever going to use substances.
But I'd need a follow up article on him to know for sure, and I'm sure the media won't do us the courtesy of writing one.
He blamed his doctors for his Oxycontin addiction, which I don't agree with. The man sounded like a typical egomaniac type-A personality with a drug addiction attached--blaming everyone else for his problems...but whatever. Maybe I just woke up on the wrong side of the sunshine this morning. Rest in peace, Ripple billionaire.
He found the great equalizer. |
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99% of all the bitcoin is owned by 1% of all the users. Bitcoin is an improvement to the monetary system only in efficiency. The main issue of the previous fiat currencies is more abundant in Bitcoin which is the concentration of the elites wealth making all other users slaves for the system. Fair distribution and manipulation proof are the most important elements needed. www.bitcoinb.ioHow did you get to those numbers? I mean, we are used to statements without proof in the forum, but also used to ignore them |
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XRP is not a cryptocurrency.
How can you say that? And from what site did you learn that Ripple (XRP) is not a cryptocurrency? I do know that it is a system created specifically for financial institutions while its coin (token) was given birth through ICO, when they were just gathering funds for the project. Anyways, to enlighten you, just visit its wikipedia page: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripple_(payment_protocol) Is not a true crypto, just a guy´s private chain. |
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The classic ones won´t give you enough returns, and some of them are just for pump and dump. I would try with tokens like Policy Pal, Helbiz, FuzeX... particularly this last one should rocket in less than 2 months.
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Some cheap coins are going to be listed soon because they were waiting for a good market trend. Among these, Helbiz, Effect.ai, Xmoneta and others. It is a good moment to by.
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NEO is a great coin and many new projects use it such as Swticheo, Asura Coin, Effect.ai and a few others. Is much better than ethereum for business that require speed and compliance.
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It is time to invest in ICOs because the ethereum and other coins are still cheap and the current trend is bullish, so it is likely that ICOs make x2 or x3 in a month if they are good ones.
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No olvides entrar en el grupo de Télegram para mantenerte al tanto de todos los avances.
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Más de 8 millones de dólares ya obtenidos. A minar bitcoins de aquí a nada....$$$
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Even large denomination notes are currently being suggested or discussed to be phased out by the UK, USA and EURO because they're favored by drug dealers/criminals and counterfeiters:
Absolutely, that issue was present since they made 500 euro notes. I've never seen one, nor I will ever need it. However, I can think of use cases indeed. |
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I think we have to differentiate between two aspects here:
1.) Will we go back to a system like Bretton Woods, i.e. a system in which currencies are tied to gold?
I don't think so, since I believe that governments would currently not be able to agree on such a big step, although it would arguably give us more stability. Moreover, the system, if not designed properly, could fail just like Bretton Woods, in which the US, during the Nixon shock, could not guarantee any longer that it would exchange USD for gold.
2.) Will we use gold and silver coins as currency?
Absolutely not! As has already been argued by several other users here the tendency goes towards abolishing the use of paper money and coins at all. The only situation in which we could see a return of precious metals as currency would be during a severe economic shock like a war or hyperinflation.
Or.... you ignore governments and their monolithic authority and use silver and gold backed tokens/coins. The good think about gold is that you don't need a central bank, because the value does not need backup. |
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Please, do not put that much emphasis on language and get more into the meat of the posts. If I can understand a post, I would consider it for merit only based on the ideas, sources, knowledge, etc. If the poster has a shitty English (like myself) but a great crypto knowledge I am happy to have him/her around.
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I don't agred with you that regulations are good for cryptocurrency ICO and obviously, crypto are not meant for any kind of regulation -call it good or bad regulations, the bottom line is that bitcoin and altcoins regulations will affect Cryptocurrency usage because this is a peer to peer decentralized blockchain that does not require regulations by any persons or group of persons.
Now these are some examples on attempts by governments to regulate Cryptocurrency.
In December 2013, the Chinese government banned financial institutions from using bitcoin, causing a downturn in the cryptocurrency's value that would set a precedent for its worth over the coming years. Less than a year later, in April 2014, several Chinese bitcoin exchanges had their bank accounts closed. That spurred concern that government oversight limiting access to fiat currency (traditional, 'real world' currency) could be lead a wave of future regulations to curtail bitcoin's growth. Yet loopholes in the crackdown meant many exchanges stayed in business, and bitcoin’s price rose some 25 percent in the 10 days that followed.
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the U.S. has made localized attempts to regulate specific aspects of bitcoin. New York State requires a "BitLicense" for bitcoin related businesses, with specific rules for employee vetting and identification. Just last month, the IRS won a landmark ruling to gain access to information about 14,000 historic Coinbase accounts, in an attempt to gather back taxes from owners.
While some of those instances are more concerning than others, none of it has stopped bitcoin’s growth. That reveals the flaws of any future attempts to crack down on bitcoin’s use.
Copy and pasted from: https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/dont-worry-about-bitcoin-regulation-it-cant-be-stopped/Reported so you will hopefully be nuked! Sorry for having merited this. Now I feel stupid. |
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They should return, but "cryptified", that is, deposited in an audited "vault" and represented as digital tokens that you could instantly send. True fully gold-backed crypto, instantly and privately transferable, no shitty FIAT inflated and deflated at will by Central Banks.
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