MEW - Monero Economy Workgroup communication
This has been a busy day. The taskforce of crypto_zoidberg, AnonyMint, jl777 and some Monero developers and MEW members has diligently worked on the code and is implementing fixes to possible exploits that might give the attacker the upper hand. The code is evaluated so that we can say with certainty that no coinkiller exploit can be used against us, and this makes me thankful for the original coders of CryptoNote. It is too often forgotten that without this unique technology there would be no Monero that has taken the torch, determined to carry it beyond the current limits of cryptoworld.
I must point out the irony in this post. The first 3 people you mention that helped you with the code are all supporters/developers of BBR. Who's carrying the torch here exactly? BBR has got a good team. |
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We will see in a few hours!
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You have to ask yourself: At what price the average joe (99% of citizens) would buy 1 BTC?
Personally, I cant afford to risk my fiat on this for less than 100USD or so.
Does it mean you will not buy any in the future? |
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Which one is the largest site accepting BTC?
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Has the attack started? Hash rate is 25MH/s, while the price is 0.0028x
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All that matters is it getting used, the rest doesnt matter.
If a significant portion of bitcoin related commerce is for illegal uses then anyone who is associated with bitcoin or that owns bitcoin would be somewhat associated with illegal activity (it would be implied they are somehow involved). If it is only a small percentage of the overall level of commerce then people who use and own bitcoin would likely not be implied to be associated with illegal activity ditto |
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I'll sell my account for 10 BTC. PM me if you're interested. I'll just create a new account if someone actually buys this one and then I'll sell the next one. I'd like to know what propaganda they're pushing first, though. If it's just going to be used for pointless stuff that helps them and doesn't hurt the community, I'm cool with that.
It is nice to help others while making some money. |
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I cannot see any different in speed between 7.0 and 6.1 for windows in fact the new one is slower
is there's any reason for this or does the new one has different settings?
My profits were literally cut in half with 7.0, ive noticed the dev fee is now hard coded so miner proxy doesnt work, but 5% doesnt explain the massive drop. Im running 20khs so the difficulty is rather high and i only find a share every few minutes. I suspect when it switched back to my pool im hashing old work. Ive switched back to 6.1, I mined over 300 xmr with the dev fee on, thats plenty. Which proxy do you use? |
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Tulips were worth more than a few houses in Amsterdam. Bitcoin is not yet there  In a few years, it will. |
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Only way to make price get higher is to cut off all ways to spend BTC. stop the adoptions by merchants.
Paypal, eBay go home!
If merchants hold BTC, pay bills and salary with BTC, BTC value can be raised. |
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In all likelihood, we are going to break through the $339 April low on Stamp and then what is he going to change this to?
Well lets wait and see that would still take a huge drop to actually get through that price. No way  Only when there is a forced sell by margin call and the order book is thin. |
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Its Bitcoin's best year. The adoption and awareness has really soared which can only be a good thing for the future.
Its a bad year for short-term Bull investors.***
In terms of adoption, it is best ever. |
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I hope this is just the start.
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Bitcoin will be bigger than Facebook, because Bitcoin is to stay.
BTC 1.0 can be replaced by BTC 2.0. |
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Satoshi's coins have been discussed ad nauseum. So has anonymity. My take is that Satoshi deserves to be a bazillionaire as much as anyone when you consider the drug lords, arms dealers, and Apple executives.
I think he is worth 10 Nobel Economic Prize. |
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Reading beyond the title to the key to fight fud.
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People scam there too much, why does noone shut the site down?
"Lend" a pretty much anonymous currency, over the internet... and you expect people to pay it back? LOL! Use an escrow. |
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Increased merchant adoption creates a lot of sell pressure, which pushes down the price.
The reason BTC price used to rise in the first place (in 2013 and previous years), was Mt.Gox manipulation, such as Willybot.
What we're seeing today is a small dead cat bounce, not a trend reversal. 350 will be broken soon.
Increased merchant adoption plus they pay staff salary will increase the value of BTC. |
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You'd be basically selling your identity if you sold your account. And you (personally) would be socially responsible for how the account was used after you sold it, since people would think that it was you.
But that account is anonymous. |
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