Some Christians are so obsessed with armageddon, that they are actually trying to make it happen!

Sorry ridgemont4, but I believe in evidence.

Also could be the name of the Roman Emperor Nero.

Who?..

Come on! this is getting silly.
Someone must be paying to keep it there.

Hi Pappy,

Welcome to the forum.

You sound like your going to fit in around here.

The current implementation of bitcoin does have upper limits. Primarily relating to bandwidth and processing requirements of transactions.

If the adoption of bitcoin outpaces moore's law, which I believe it will, then it will become unworkable unless a solution is found.

I think a solution will be found which will likely involve multiple chains or clients that operate in clusters.

This link provide detailed information about the bitcoin protocol.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Protocol_specification

I think we could see the failure of more banks and the respective governments being too strapped for cash to bail them out. This would cause numerous problems in the markets.

The recent movement feels like foothills to me, but I always get these things wrong. So I say no.

This is also true for 32bit configure.

This:


Needs to be this:

When it becomes unprofitable for miners to mine they switch off their rigs. This leads to a drop in difficulty and mining becomes profitable again.

After the 21 million limit is reached all the profits for miners will come from transaction fees.

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I sacrificed a goat the other day in order to prevent a 51.  Does that count?

The recent price rise may be preemptive of the reward dorop. If so I can see the year ending with a speculative bubble.

$12.50.

Wow, that guy is one boring idiot.

Natural climate change is a fact. As for mans contribution to it... well lets just say I think the impending energy crisis is of much grater concern.

Do you mean man made global warming?

The market does like to retest round numbers, so I'm going to say yes.