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If you use google translate and have no clue about English , don't make threads , please ...
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Yes this idea is much better then mBTC.
It is much more future proof, because it is well known that a lot of people feel much more comfortable to deal with integer numbers than with decimal numbers.
I know that for most people here in the forum this is not the case, but you have to keep the average user in mind. I know that a lot of my friends are not comfortable with unit conversions.
Just ask yourself which of these numbers are easier to deal with when you think about your dumbest friend:
0.000123 BTC = 0.123 mBTC = 12.3 kSatoshi = 12 300 Satoshis
Your dumbest friend won't use btc , so problem solved. I think we agree, that we would like to change that, don't we? I already did that , I got no dumb people for friends  |
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I have to say, arbitrage is a pretty save bet. You only get 1-2% a trade, but its safe.
probably you wanted to say "safe" not save. In any case , no it's not |
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Taking them with me to heaven.
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The fee goes to the miner who mines the block that includes your transaction.
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Senior Member? The question was not serious, right?
That's why i said "trolling" , he registered 2011. Common.... |
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Yes this idea is much better then mBTC.
It is much more future proof, because it is well known that a lot of people feel much more comfortable to deal with integer numbers than with decimal numbers.
I know that for most people here in the forum this is not the case, but you have to keep the average user in mind. I know that a lot of my friends are not comfortable with unit conversions.
Just ask yourself which of these numbers are easier to deal with when you think about your dumbest friend:
0.000123 BTC = 0.123 mBTC = 12.3 kSatoshi = 12 300 Satoshis
Your dumbest friend won't use btc , so problem solved. |
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More of everything , doesn't mean all the good stuff , they have also lots of bad stuff , and more than the whole planet combined.
Also , china =/= chinese people =/= chinese goverment
Also nodes mean....nothing
Lot's of people having 100+ BTC and not running a node. Lots of newbies running bitcoinqt for the first time and not owning a single satoshi but still running a node.
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Ofcourse bitcoin is a pyramid scheme, everything in life is. We are looking for the greater fool, but I think most FIAT fools are greater still, it's a gamble that becomes more expensive the more you wait, so get that credit card out of that wallet and join the future?
Every time bitcoin goes up in value... PONZI PONZI PONZI PONZI PONZI PONZI PONZI PONZI And your point is??? |
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Nothing will change.
Miners will get their bitcoins from transactions fees , and we won't change anything.
Also replace we with "our nephews" cause we won't be around by that time.
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Some people never learn.
We're at the second bounce of the falling trend of the Elliott Wave, right after the head-and-shoulders.
Some people never learn. Bitcoin doesn't care about charts ,ta, waves and stuff. |
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Poor bears. Pockets full of fiat, feeling sad and lonely because the choo choo train is leaving them behind Just joking. Huge resistance at $650 on Stamp, BTC1,500 mini-wall (not so mini these days at the current exchange rate) not getting chewed. For those who took profits in the $670-$700 range (Stamp) these were great moments. I personally managed to sell 10% of my stash at $675, re-bought at $420 and just sold again a few hours ago around $630. Let me add that it was mostly sheer luck, my intention was to just take profits and not to daytrade, but you cannot say no to such an opportunity Gotta love bitcoin.... So what happened to bitcoin must crash to 50-40 in order to fly to the sky? |
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Sounds like someone feebly trying to spread FUD so the price goes down and they can get in cheaper. Really bad effort though. I think its just a kid, and mildly retard.
You were so right till the end. Mildly? common , he's way over |
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I do get the feeling a lot of people are mad at me for my habit of expecting the worst. What is amazing is that your ignore button isn't blood red by now :DDD. |
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A previous thread with the exact same topic finished with this. Thought it made a lot of sense.
Sorry for killing the enthusiasm on that one  ((( |
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Oh god !!!!! another misleading title...
Was there ever a full 1mb block?
+1 Change the f*&$%ng title of this thread! And our prayers have been heard!!!!!! |
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I wonder what is stopping the US government to buyout all the asics from the american manufacturers and mine the shit out of bitcoin. They could pull this off in a heartbeat if they would like to.  Have you seen elephants killing ants? Currently they don't care about it. And until the network is strong enough , god help them not to change their mind. With Bitcoin hashrate (and still growing), it would be hard to get 51%. They could test at altcoins though to get 51% there easily Lots' of people have stated recently that it only cost around 10-40 mils to get that rate. 5PH means 5 mils GH , at a rate of lets say 6usd/gh (knc miner) do the math:D |
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Oh , wait did you mean fall like:
a) the failure , which is not the case
b) fall , like the autumn of bitcoin , just as false cause it's already winter.
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Just expand storage using RAID...
This is another reason why we should have bigger block sizes as it will benefit the uptake of bitcoins. Everyone seems to be scared of huge blockchains, but I don't think it's anything to be scared of.
It's not just the storage space , it's the download that might get problematic for a lot of users. |
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I wonder what is stopping the US government to buyout all the asics from the american manufacturers and mine the shit out of bitcoin. They could pull this off in a heartbeat if they would like to. Have you seen elephants killing ants? Currently they don't care about it. And until the network is strong enough , god help them not to change their mind. |
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