CNBC says it raised 166 million while the silicon valley journal says it raised 116 million.
What I could say is, this investment would have been a lot better around 3 years back or so. If they would have invented 20 or even 14nm devices to mine back then, they'd have a fortune!
Then again, right now, adoption is pretty widespread and seeing that an unknown silicon valley company just raised a shit load of money for Bitcoin projects, they see potential.
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If you love making burgers, start up your own burger joint. Find your own recipes and such!
In fact, you know what would be better? Make your own gym with healthy, but good tasting fast food!
I don't know if it's possible, but eh! If it helps them lose weight while enjoying themselves, you've got the perfect combination!
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First off, why even buy cloud mining from them right now? It is worthless.
Second of all, extremely high prices nowadays for their GH.
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Try Teamtreehouse.com
It's free for 14 days and you can learn Android, Python, IOS, CSS, Webdev, and other things for 25 bucks a month.
You can even pay in Bitcoin.
You could also try some of those Udemy courses for more specifics.
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Don't forget about these low oil prices! When has it been this low? That's right! Back in 08!
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The 300 mark is a psychological barrier As are all round numbers That said if we do break through it we might be able to go a bit higher than that perhaps to 320
That's the whole point. It is a barrier that hasn't been broken for over a month or so. I don't think it will last long though.
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Seeing as they already have a machine that prints out a limited amount of money everyday, I'm surprised they haven't found out about the untapped potential of making infinite money virtually.
Then again, we have all these l33t hackers and you can't really verify this virtual money.
I don't think it would be a good idea.
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this will wreck your SD card because bitcoin does 4GB of writes a day on average, and that doesn't include any writes from using swap
It shouldn't wreck it quickly, because all the read/writes should be done on the external drive, where Bitcoin-Qt is stored. Also, if anyone is wondering about setting up a node on an RPi 2, here's a good guide: http://bit-post.com/featured/running-bitcoincore-0-10-on-a-raspberry-pi-2-4419Thanks. I wanted to set up a node, but I really had no idea and the text only guide here wasn't helping very much. At least with the Rpi 2, I can mine a block of bitcoin every 15895157.08 years! I'll be rich!
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It better have the greatest DDoS protection ever. I also hope that all this information will be transferred to the new website and hopefully no one will have to restart as newbies again.
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I actually thought that at one point, Darkcoin was dead. To all of a sudden open Bittrex one day and see the price over .01 was pretty amazing. There seems to be an even bigger scheme. With the name change itself, someone could call their coin Darkcoin as well.
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I'm doubting anyone would have the willpower to go through this tutorial without running into a single problem. Else, they would have learned programming themselves : ).
I myself would think it's too complicated. You'd probably have to show a video demonstrating it and possible fixes for different problems. Watch out : )
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I'd probably buy a few just to hold and sell off on a later date when they're worth more : )
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It is definitely always too late. When they see the prices so high, they can only think to themselves that it is too late. They missed the 158 dollar crash boat, they missed the 1200 dollar boat, and most importantly, the penny boat.
I bet most of you jumped on to the boat around the 100 dollar mark in 2013.
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To reply to the poll, Bitcoin will never be worth that much unless most of it is either horded or destroyed. Scarce amounts lead to higher prices. This is like the physical bitcoins. They are scarce and worth alot, yet they have no bitcoin within them.
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The price may settle around at 300, but there could be other causes for it going down. For instance, Bitcoin being banned in another country, scamming exchanges, and so forth. I see 250-350 as a steady price with anything higher or lower being abnormal prices.
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Lel. You registered private. Surefire way of telling a scam from a legit offer besides you being a newbie account as well as insane returns.
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Could you mark mine as payment paid back? I sent you back .018
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Selling some bitcoin. Will update.
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Bitcoin is more than likely dead for now until a possible price rise.
With all the things happening like ASICminer problems, crash, possible hard fork, and no real use other than the price of it to purchase things, it's pretty much dead.
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