I think I'm seeing them in Block Market Desktop version 3.

I went to Assets -> Tokens and I have my balance of cps coins.

How do we claim the syscoin alias airdrop?

Oh my god, this post is utter garbage!

There is no "owner of Bitcoin"

In the beginning of Bitcoin there was no established dollar value.

Did you go to school?

These are the kind of demonstrated facts that make r/buttcoin cry at night.

That game can be really fun!

Both are non-problems.

1. Alert keys are not being used, Bitcoin is open-source and everyone working on it can be replaced (as long as talented devs are willing to work on it). And they will be replaced because there is a financial incentive on behalf of all bitcoin holders.

2. Lost bitcoins don't matter. Even if only 1 bitcoin remains it can be infinitely subdivided using software.

I only watched the first 2 and a half minutes.

Alex claims that 5G signals destroy the atmosphere, including Oxygen, CO2 and ozone.

If we could destroy CO2 using radiowaves, I think we'd be good for solving Climate change, needless to say these claims are extraordinary.

So, Alex Jones is making extraordinary claims, not immediately followed by a scientific explanation, nor pointing out which studies support his claims.


Also he is really vague about it. How much Oxygen, CO2 and Ozone is being destroyed.

What does it turn into? Hydrogen and Helium? Does it disappear from our plane of existence?



I tried to be impartial but I think it should be clear to all that Alex Jones is not the most credible source of information.

I'm an insomniac myself, but it has nothing to do with Bitcoin.

The most foolproof way to get good sleep is to be physically active for at least 6 hours and to get a cool down period before sleep.

On your cool down period do not look at any sort of LCD screens (phone, laptop, PC monitor) or strong lights. A book or a kindle is fine.

If so, I'd like to add my 6 mBTC to it!

I think you should put $500 on Syscoin. It's a very ambitious project and the team behind it has proven to be tenacious.

They also have kept delivering software for a very long time.

Now the price has gone down significantly so you'd be buying low.



Disclosure: I've got some Sys because I believe in it.

Edit: grammar from "keep" to "kept"

Well, the Zimbabwean dollar is probably already at parity with satoshis... Don't forget we're talking about fiat money.

And with numbers like the ones on http://www.usdebtclock.org/ I don't trust the US economy 100%.



To be clear, the satoshi/USD parity was just an exaggeration, that being said even if we don't hit parity 100,000 satoshis sounds better than 1 mbtc and 50,000 satoshis sounds better then 0.5 mbtc.

Plenty of zeroes and no need for decimals is a huge advantage for bitcoin imo.

Will combat the total nonsense that bitcoin is expensive if just a cent can buy you certain amount of satoshis or mSats.

Given all the hidden inflation when it comes to USD, eventually we're bound to hit parity.

I trust Bitcoin more than Ethereum because of what they chose to do after the DAO hack.

Bitcoin has never had it's balances altered to stop a theft so it has a better track record.

All of them are easy to learn, hard to master, just like human languages!

Investing in crypto isn't for everyone. It's a lot closer to gambling.

Cryptos are a lot like very highly volatile commodities.


Riskier investments generally have higher returns with a higher probability of losing everything.

If you want to really invest, get stocks of a company that a lot of people use, like McDonalds or Walmart.


If you want to gamble some money away, get in early on an ICO or something.

Why did you decide to build that on top of Ethereum rather than on its own?

What happens if Ethereum blows up?

I traded my 26.3 namecoins for 5  millibitcoins and now I finally got my hands on some doge.....

Only about 5000 doges.

I think it's going to do a lot better than Namecoin


I think 5000 something is a good amount... Step 2 is going to be to get it into my own doge wallet.

Kept most of my altcoins in cryptsy.

It has a marketplace right on the wallet. I can see myself selling and buying steam-keys on it.

Or even other things.  I find that impressive.

However Syscoin's blockmarket wallet is not open source and I'm not sure how I feel about that.

I got  my syscoin 2.0 successfully.

The client synced up really quickly too.