From what I understand, whenever you send BTC from that wallet afterward, you are potentially linking those different addresses together.
You're right. Usually when people receive coins to a new address (call it 1) in their main wallet, containing their old address (2) and want to move them to another address (3) they copy the amount from the transaction list. By doing that they link (2) to the transaction, because there isn't enough funds on (1) for the fee. Just something to remember  |
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Even if you somehow were persuaded to use an external power source the following points greatly limit the choice. #3# the equipment must be easy to be transported together with my laptop equipment #3b# the bitcoin hardware must be contained inside a single case which does not exceed the measurements 30cm, 20cm, 7cm Even miners that are considered small like Bitmain S3 and S5 won't fit. Check out this little miner: https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020150109104550452NTD3NdYY0669 |
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The OP of this thread is a troll and a shill. All of his posts are garbage, always a negative stance towards bitcoin with petty topics nobody really gives a fuck about because they DON'T matter. I can sit down and school this scrub, but it would me my own time wasted. Do yourself a favor, remember the OP's username, and avoid his garbage baiting posts.
Ignore him, he's one of those shitcoin pushers who try to convince the rest their coin is better than BTC. Bitcoin is dead, buy a crapcoin. Now it's worth only 0.01USD, but soon we'll take over the world. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=960938.msg10516424#msg10516424 |
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my real name is not jake
So you were posing as Jake while working there and came here as Jake, but you're not Jake  my advise if you hold any paycoin sell or convert to btc or usd right now.
Thanks for sharing, I'm sure people who invested in paycoin following the advice of you and your colleagues will appreciate it. You weren't this honest when they were paying you. |
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I don't know in which planet you are living in. There is no use in arguing with you. If you think that the German armed forces are technologically more superior than the Russian one, then may god save you.  I'd take a single Leopard 2 over two of your crappy T80s any time. If you're comparing the Western arsenal to what Russia is using then you're the one in need of saving. You guys are running out of space to hold your cold war scrap. |
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The idea is actually very good and you can build this thing from scrap. Here's a good video that should explain all the basics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6e3CprVTi8that's interesting, are 35lb of plutonium dangerous for your healthy, i mean you can just use them like they are aluminium or something
so if i can find a ay to run the mine hotter and then stop it to refrigerate, and repeat again it would be possible?
It's radioactive, figure it out ;P Those plutonium generators were being used in the Soviet era and they are completely safe and self running. The fuel capsule is enclosed in a shell cooled by a closed loop. You can find a lot of them being sold for scrap in Russia or just lying around, rusting away.  |
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Germany is occupied territory and as such has rather limited independent foreign policy. The leaders of this vassal state have to be viewed in this light. Still, you can detect a certain frustration in them which of course comes from the business sector that is seething over lost Russian business. It´s pretty humiliating having to harm yourself to serve the interests of your masters across the sea.
The German armed forces are a joke. They are 100% dependent on the American soldiers, who are stationed all over the former FRG. Germany doesn't even have a gold reserve. The US is controlling that as well. Their army may be small, but is well supplied and their equipment is advanced and reliable. Just because Russia has more soldiers doesn't change the fact that most of them have just basic training and will be armed in AKs. They can forget about getting night vision goggles, thermal sights, armor plates and so on. Their forces have been reduced, just like many other, since there's no need to protect borders inside the EU. This doesn't mean they are weak |
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It depends on what you consider to be the best.
Longest running? -Satoshidice
Most popular? -PrimeDice
Best looking? -there are many great sites like luckyb.it
Fastest growing? -DaDice
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You mean after all those broken promised bottoms at $800 $600 $400 $300 $200 given, you are now sure $200 is the "real" bottom again?
Let's see how you get this one wrong again
Date Registered: Today at 06:50:44 PM Posted: Today at 06:55:09 PM You made a new account just for that single lame post and it took you whole 5 min to squeeze it out? That's just pathetic. |
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Things were also looking like this back at the beginning of February and we did a slow but surprise breakout there, as well. I think chances are still quite good that this is "it"
Indeed. I know what I've been doing these last few months, and selling isn't it. There's a definite and growing possibility that the tide has turned. Agree, the trend reversal process has started. It takes quite long usually with few bumps on the way. The important thing is not to sew lower lows and I think so far we may say that. Going back to $200 is possible, but not very much lower than that. I agree with you guys. Bears are doing all they can to spread doom projections, but despite their efforts we are standing strong above $230. There's just no fear in the air, or is there?  |
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Yeah but you have to consider:
1) miners price
2) if miners broke up before you make ROI
Cheapest miners = lowest hashrates = long time to ROI. My 2cents
1) Of course, this will be the only factor to consider since you have free power. 2) You can't really predict that. Usually miners don't die at once, just slowly lose chips and their mining power decreases. |
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He's trolling. I can't believe he'd make a new forum account here just to share with us how much money he threw away.
If by any chance this is real, start a thread in the section for scam accusations and maybe look for someone from the UK to visit them on your behalf.
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Sorry but mining is profitable today only with huge investments. You can buy some ASICs but ROI is hard to reach.
Not really, he has free power. In such case look for the cheapest miners you can get. Almost anything can be profitable if you're mining for free, especially if you could get some used s3/s4. People are sometimes selling these miners because after paying the bills they are left with dust. |
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Many Japanese may be skeptical about the encrypted currency bitcoin due to last year’s Mt. Gox fiasco...
What a great way to start the article, let's remind everyone that when thinking of Bitcoin we should immediately think of that thief Karpeles... I'm sure they aren't the only Japanese exchange, there is Kraken and probably some others. I googled their name and couldn't find Quoine on any of the volume comparators, but if they were the only exchange in Japan and trading at peak daily volume mentioned in the article, that would still be only 0.2 % of the coins traded around the world. It's not much for a country as rich as Japan. |
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Very nice laser cut coins, but you're a bit too late for April Fool's with this post I very much doubt you own or ever owned 5000BTC and linking the post where you're trying to bribe another forum member doesn't help. Why is this even in "press"? |
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Well I guess this slowing down feeling s been also caused by this price decrease. When the price was being pumped up, everybody wanted piece of the cake. Now, weak hands have left and only true believers are here.
However, BTC can grow without these weak hands. More positive news and events are needed.
I partially agree, but the majority seems to be tired by all the positive and negative news. There's been so much FUD and manipulation in 2014 that even news are losing impact. Bitcoin is still doing fine and the price is decent. If you bought last year then probably you'll say it's weak, but Bitcoin hasn't started from the 2013 pump, but has been around for years before and the average price is still on the rise. |
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What does your company do? Maybe you could somehow incorporate Bitcoin into your current business model. Hardware is not the best investment, unless you could make your own. Cloud mining is even worse as it's very risky, most companies that did it ended up closed, bankrupt, or running with the money. The best and safest investment you can make is just buying bitcoin and hold it.
I'd say the safest is selling goods and services for Bitcoin. This way you don't even have to hold it to profit. |
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Sure! It might be a lot of fun if you think about it. Everybody scanning qr codes in stores, phones being sold with a preinstalled Bitcoin wallet. The country that adopts it first will become the land of opportunities  |
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