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What happens if you can't pay it? How much do you have to pay in interest rates? I'd never do that, but in some very rare cases, it may make sense.
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If that means that you are investing all your savings in Bitcoin, you are crazy.
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How are production costs calculated? Don't you realize that production costs aren't the same for everyone? As mining become less profitable, the marginal winners (now losers), quit. So in the long run, just the most efficient miners will keep mining. |
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Make them easier to use. That way more people will be able to realize the many and important advantages that Bitcoin has over fiat money.
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Therefore a 60,000,000 increase in global population
And its mathematically impossible for each of those individuals to ever own a full bitcoin.
What's wrong with that? It's also impossible for them to have, say, a ton of gold. |
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Have you calculated the expected return of "AM1", "PETA" and "B.MINE" shares? What about Bitcoin Trader? Bitstream is a ponzi scheme. I bet you are going to lose a big chunk of your "investments".
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It seems like nobody is willing to borrow BTC at the FRR. I have an order since yesterday. Those willing to borrow are paying much less than the FRR.
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I wish I could sell it short. I wonder what kind of calculations are doing those offering BTC0.00067236 per share...
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Fantastic. i think we should add a ponzi section. Ponzi era is back
It would be great, as I wouldn't be receiving notifications for this kind of threads. |
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Second Group: Please confirm your participation for the second week and we will make the payment as soon as all of you confirm or notify us that you are out.
I'd like to keep participating. |
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I'd like to keep promoting the site. When will you send the payment for the second group?
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Is still 0.15$ charged per month per gh? That's nearly the same as revenues...
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Its under Account settings, History, then click on BTC and you will see time stamped dividends for mining. I haven't seen an interest payment for swaps yet so not sure where that is, but I assume somewhere under that history section.
You are right, thank you. I was looking at TH1 inside history, where I only see interest payments. |
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Divide the dividend by the number of contracts and then multiply by the amount of your contracts.
Can't I find that in my history, like any other transaction, including interest received? |
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Thanks, but I mean where can I see what I have earned in dividends, not how much has been earned in total by all users. |
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Where can we find our TH1 dividend history?
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It will depend mainly on the bitcoin price in USD. As long as it doesn't increase significantly, I'd expect small difficulty jumps, like the last months.
I have bought some TH1 to lend them, so I can find out how it works in practice.
I believe there is no reason for ASIC owners to turn their miners off. At least when BTC price is higher than spended electricity. And "higher" doesn't mean "more than $500", it's more like "more than $50".  So I will not going long with price higher than 0.9 BTC. And don't forget to monitor this: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficultyUnless mining costs decrease or bitcoin price increases, I wouldn't expect difficulty to keep increasing. It can happen for a while, if they are new miners or miners expand their business. But after that, profits/costs will have to go up to make difficulty also increase. I bought a bit of HT1 to see how it works. But I wouldn't now, 1.234 is too much even when taking into account the interest of lending it. |
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Toca firmarlo. Desde luego sería una alegría que se animaran a implantarlo.
En Ebay tampoco vendría nada mal, pero ahí lo veo menos posible, con lo poco que les gusta que se vendan bienes "virtuales".
Hombre teniendo en cuenta que ahora paypal usa bitcoin nose que decirte... De ahora nada, sólo han hecho un anuncio, que se puede interpretar de mil maneras, y sigue sin haber más información oficial. |
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Muy bueno. Sólo es malo para los deudores. Y como los Estados son generalmente deudores, ésta es una de las varias razones por las que los Estados suelen querer controlar la oferta monetaria de la moneda que determinan que es de curso forzoso en su territorio.
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