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Hello,
Does any example of generating (from inputs + privates keys) a multi-signature transactions exist in any language? What about Javascript?
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Question: Does sx support multi-sig transactions?
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When MtGox finally goes down and Bitcoin is used as it was meant to be, what would you guys do?
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Hello,
Any people here have managed to get working the BFL ASICs on a hackberry?
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This thread is obsolete now. Good bye centralization around MtGoxUSD. This is good.
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At a price of $15,000 and difficulty rising at its current rate based on the last 10 difficulty rises the ROI is NEVER! Just go to this calculator http://www.coinish.com/calc/#, hit the expert button and enter the values to work this out for yourself. I guess you could hold onto the coins for a few years hoping that the bitcoin value will rise significantly Unless you are buying with stolen credit card/paypal account. Then it's nice. |
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128 chips credit for sale, 10 BTC.
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Question: Did the cgminer developers receive their BFL Single SC development unit?
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I got 128 chips credit. PM me an offer if interested.
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Let's make things clear here folks, Bitalo is NOT bitmarket.eu v2.
Bitalo is entirely built from scratch, and the only connection it has with bitmarket.eu is its community and userbase. Nothing else.
The investors of Bitalo are nice enough to provide the funds to reimburse the bitcoins lost by bitmarket.eu because they believe in Bitcoin and its community.
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Question: Why is not coincontrol idea/code implemented in the bitcoin-qt client?
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I was wondering that, I'm into Bitcoin since 2012 but didn't actually read it.
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I have a question, is the entropy source in Vanitygen reliable enough to use it as a simple Bitcoin address generator? Like just specify the pattern "1", the combination it then outputs, is it secure and not vulnerable?
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Why would the system collapse in 5 years? Can you highlight this?
Why would the system collapse in 5 years? Can you highlight this?
It is obvious, man I'm in Bitcoin since 2012, but I just learned about fractional banking 2 weeks ago. Something's wrong, can you feel it? |
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Gold is undervalued relative to stocks/bonds/etc, but bitcoin is tremendously undervalued, if only against gold.
So...Yes.
I tend to agree in the short term, however I see problems in the longer term. Gold exists. It is a basic element, can only cease to exist if the laws of physics cease, and is a known quantity. Both have scarcity working for them. Both are currently viewed as a safe haven. But gold doesn't have the extreme volatility of bitcoin. I see them working in tandem. But if the average man starts to see btc as a store of wealth ON PAR with gold, could make for some very interesting opportunities. And of course a two week trend of correlation is hardly more than speculation, so this could be meaningless. All in all, I think that cryptocurrency. Is a positive step away from the current clearly doomed to fail versions of free floating currencies. But so far its adoption is wide but not deep. What you said about gold is right. But it's not only an advantage. The fact that gold exists physically means that you can't transmit its value other way than physically. |
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In 5 years, when the final banking crisis arises, and the whole banking system collapses. Having a "price" for bitcoins in USD or EUR doesn't make sense anymore. The "price" is basically infinite then. BUT the value is not, although still bigger than now.
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What the fuck is wrong with BTC?
The ISO 4217 currency codes are an international standard way to refer to currencies. They consist of three letters, written all caps. For currencies issued by nations, the first two letters are a code for the country, and the third letter represents the currency issued. Example national currencies are the USD (United States, Dollar), GBP (Great Britain, Pound), or JPY (Japan, Yen). Non-national currencies are designated by an X (no nation) followed by a two letter code. This can be precious metals, such as XAG (Silver), XAU (Gold), or XPT (Platinum). It can also be international currencies, such as XAF (African Francs), or XCD (East Caribbean Dollars).
Many people have been using the code BTC for bitcoins, which is clearly wrong. There exists a currency BTN (Bhutan, Ngultrum); BT is the country code for Bhutan. BTC, by the code rules, stands for Bhutan Colones, or Bhutan Crunchies, or Bhutan Calafragilistics. BTC is not Bitcoins.
The rules are pretty clear. Bitcoins are not issued by a nation state, so the code should start with X. BitCoins is comprised of two words, so we can abbreviate that BC. So we should use, and ask for international recognition of, XBC. XBC = (Non-national currency) BitCoins.
This code is for use anywhere the official international codes are used. Exchanges should adopt this code immediately, and stop using BTC. For example, "The current exchange rate is 14.15 USD/XBC." Or "Please send payment of 456.78978466 XBC to the following address."
That being said, in an informal setting you can still use the abbreviation "btc" or "Btc" (lower case, to avoid confusion). I realize this is an uphill battle for implementation since the incorrect use of BTC is spread through the entire bitcoin community, but we need to change this NOW while the community is still small rather than later.
If bitcoins do well, in the future we may have very small prices for items and people will want to use millibitcoins or microbitcoins for convenience. (Reminder: 1 satoshi is 0.01 microbitcoin.) I propose using the terms mBC for millibitcoins and µBC for microbitcoins (use uBC if you can't type µ (mu)).
IN SUMMARY: Everybody, please stop using the abbreviation BTC and pretending it is a good international abbreviation, and start using XBC to refer to bitcoins.
EDIT: As was pointed out later in the thread, XBC is already claimed, so I am supporting XBT instead.
DO NOT POST SESC LINKS
Europe is not a country, nor is the Euro-zone, yet we have EUR and not XER or XEU. I don't support XBT. BTC is full of sense. |
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Since from 3.1.1 the ability to mine using stratum through a proxy has been lost, and it was my only way to mine, I can't upgrade. What solutions do I have apart from always staying on 3.1.0?
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What the fuck is wrong with BTC?
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