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Plan B could be other alt coins. I certainly hope that Plan B is another similar currency. The current fiat system is not sustainable.
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Does anyone know what the hell is happening? a) normal_BTC ... you know no fork! b) "classic TM"_BTC : classic as in hard forking 'just 2MB' but now with a name that sounds like you're not forking a $7 billion dolliar's decentralized chain c) CORE ... something about side chains, lightening GMAX stuff ... tradehouse cartel product ... diamond market is controlled by very similar structuring d) TX ...  ... to lazy to research into that dead turkey ... something giga blocks and normal blocks https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1115016.160https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3ilbit/mike_hearn_responds_to_xt_critics/cuiwqv6 nullc e) ETH ... looks like long term capital saw the 'fork' in the road and dev'd a product that is forkable anytime 51% of the capital decides to add or remove features ... the life boat is already inflated  f) UnLimited ... as in unlimited hardforking? nice breakdown. This helps in understanding more of what is going on. I am trying to keep up. |
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Artworks have proven to be worth something in bitcoins based on the the threads that I have noticed here. Some entrepreneurial artist have proven themselves on selling their services for bitcoins. If you are interested for some handicrafts and artworks let me know and I know someone who can do that.
It would be great if there was a site dedicated to artwork, crafts, and vintage and payable only by altcoins. I would accept btc, ltc, doge, etc. I am hoping Open Bazaar opens soon. |
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Excellent news! thanks for sharing. Bitcoin and the Gaming industry is a winner and will certainly help spread btc awareness.
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Are you ready to say good bye to the $3xx range?  no please no! Love the 300s |
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Determined by supply, demand, press, hype... many factors
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Litecoin won't die. Although quiet, it has maintained its presence and will most likely continue to rise and fall with Bitcoin.
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haha this is a good one. like. |
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Well, I was right!
nice job. i didn't think a jump like that would happen for awhile. |
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I think that Bitcoin could be done mostly by scanning your phone or something much faster than typical card. There is a grocery store near me that is allowing this and also quick scan of a card but not debit. I would like to see us move away from cards as we know it.
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I have seen such an article also at the nytimes website. It only doesn't tell whether it is a daily limit of €5000 in Germany or €5000 per transaction. Either way, this will not help to stop money laundering and financing of terrorism. I just hope the rest of Europe doesn't agree to this. If this is just within Germany then it won't have much impact on Bitcoin.
exactly, nothing they really try to implement in the name of safety actually curbs the behavior they are targeting. It usually only makes things harder for law abiding customers. |
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I just received payment for 7 posts and after that i'm not receiving any payments in my yobit.net account.
Why?
I think the system has not updated or something because I usually see an update by now. I am sure they are working to resolve it as they always do. |
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In the general description of token economy you see the phrase "behavior modification" - the more that people adapt to a token economy the more people will adapt to Bitcoin in general. there are many psychological components getting people used to and involved in Bitcoin.
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I already have a lot of satoshis lost around several bitcoin exchanges. I can't withdraw those satoshis because they don't even worth the fees.
Like me there's thousands of others in the same situation which would make a lot of BTC. So I take it that exchanges keep these satoshis for them.
What do you think? Should exchanges be responsible for the fees and return every satoshi to their owners?
Good question. If one Satoshi would ever become valuable then people would deeply regret keeping even a few satoshis on an exchange. There would be no recourse because I am sure there is an agreement made when using the exchanges service that there is a fee. Maybe if exchanges had a pop up, prior to depositing, that there is a withdraw fee because for some you dont know until you have to withdraw. |
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I hope that he does. Cool to think he is observing. I would probably watch my project from afar.
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Anxious to see how the community reacts to this. This could be just another attempt to control Bitcoin that will have no effect, maybe short term but nothing long lasting. The EU cannot rugulate a GLOBAL currency.
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Here in the States our Bitcoin transactions, or at least mine, are all traceable through Coinbase where if someone really wanted to know they could. This is just another attack on Bitcoin - low lifes and terrorists use anything they can get their hands on to support their terrible ways - not just bitcoin.
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ETH is interesting and has capabilities others do not. I try to give every altcoin the benefit of the doubt because at the end of the day it is all innovation and we need that right now.
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At this you See Ethereum/Ether is still at the very beginning. But Mist is working smooth. Installed it and it was quite easy to get it running. Ether to the moon!  going to try this. I have been struggling with the Ethereum/Wallet issue. Definitely need new options for those of us not on the uber tech side. |
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Long term for me is 5-10 years and it is going to be difficult during those years to watch upward movement and not be able to sell and take profits because you want to hang on to the coin. That is what is hard with bitcoin is that if you take profit you loose the coin.
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