You've been active here for 2 months. There's not much to look at. You haven't linked yourself to a LBC account so how would we assume your rep based on your short post history and your username?

It's not going up because of the price rise. It's going up because blocks are full. If they aren't full you could pay a tiny fee and a miner would pick it up. That's why bitcoins were great. Right now we're kind of stuck until UASF comes into play.

Some bitcoin debit cards let you apply for a credit limit I think. Is that what you're thinking of? Otherwise there isn't a bitcoin credit card. There are services to pay your credit card with bitcoins but it's centralized and you pay a fee.

I don't think there is anything that constitute levelling up in bitcoin gambling. Do you mean just how to keep betting more and more? Beg your friends and family for money. Take out a loan. That's the only way because of the house edge. You'll lose more often than you win. It's basic math.

You were trying to scam a small amount of bitcoins. Oh no wait you may have been trying to "build your credit" aka: farm your trust. Either way that's not how it works here.

Which usually backfires and they say go ahead because they know it will cost you more to sue them or report this to the credit bureau than the debt was. But yes of course it's legal to say they'll be in some short of crap if they don't pay. I find most people respond better to empathy and setting up a reasonable payment plan. Ask why they weren't able to pay. Bitcoin prices went up? Well then see if the OP is ok with settling with previous bitcoins rates rather than having nothing. These are all legal options.

I just thought. If the rates are over 60% APR then it's loan sharing in Canada and legality wouldn't matter because you're charging an illegal amount of interest. Assuming you have anyone in Canada and the amount of interest isn't above 60% APR I could look into this for you. I don't know much about the USA or Europe though so I can't help with that.

So if someone borrowed 5BTC for a month and you expected 6BTC back I'm not able to help.

http://mcmillan.ca/mobile/showpublication.aspx?show=100312

This is not a bubble it's mass adoption. More people and countries are getting on board so mode money is coming into bitcoins. Look it up. This graph is normal.

I don't see why not. Either way you are using the 99 digits to create the private key so... this could work with any address. I hope no one tried something else like 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000002

Couldn't these addresses still be encrypted under BIP38?

You are describing a very old type of keylogger that's very outdated, would never work on any os anymore and is just so obsolete. Modern keyloggers are made much smarter and will be able to see everything you do. I recommend using any live environment to create bitcoin addresses.

So you can sign a message from an old staked address right champ? You can barely speak English. This is an open and shut case.

If I'm sending coins to my own wallet this would make sense. Who cares how long it would take to confirm, as long as it's at some point. The issue is when people try to mix coins or they're sending money to someone else they don't pay enough and it really screws things up.

All this would make a lot of sense and everyone would totally stand up for you. The one tiny issue is the fact that these are two separate people until you've proved otherwise. Why do you think they are alts? Them posting similarly isn't proof. I saw a man with a black baseball cap and a red truck murder a lady. If someone matches that description it doesn't make them a murderer.

If you're generating addresses using B6 aren't you just basically inputting 99 numbers ranging from 0-5? That doesn't seem like enough entropy to be safe but maybe I'm just a newb with understanding what the real chances are. Oh or maybe they did something like 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000001 etc. That would be pretty stupid if someone did, although I suppose someone in the entire world may have tried it. I would say trying easy numbers like this are probably how you found some addresses, correct?

Oh:

1EHNa6Q4Jz2uvNExL497mE43ikXhwF6kZm = 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000001

Was this Satoshi's address?

I just found 1 collision with the first one I tried. I found your method. Also please note, this is the same as making your online banking password "1" so whoever is actively using this is pretty nuts. It was just used in May!

I only popped by because I thought we'd see some real dick pics here. Nothing? Really? Well this was just a waste of my time. How are we supposed to know who's is bigger without seeing something proportionate beside them?!!??!!?!

Oh unfunded coins too? Neat.

It's hard to trust waves when all they've ever done it shitpost all over this forum. That would be like me seeing a nonsense post from a Yoshit signature campaigner and thinking it's a good idea to go and trade altcoins there. HINT: It's not.

No shit about the price.

Also, Crash? So rising over 100% then dropping 25% is a crash now? You damn newbies don't have a clue do you? My god you're greedy. a 25% rise then a 90% dip, now that's a crash.

FIFY.
Now that we're finally out of that 2013-2015 slump people are rushing to get bitcoins again. We're just back on track to where we should have been in 2014. More people are adopting bitcoins, more places are accepting it, more countries are declaring it legal currency. It's not a fad or whatever. This is the real value of bitcoins. Get on the bus or or watch it drive away.

That's 99% of why people don't want to invest. They don't understand who made it, how it will help them (ignorant) or they invested at $1300 then sold at $100 like an idiot. They're the same people that will never invest in anything after 2008 because they lost money. Most (good) stocks bounced back in 2009 and even more in 2010. The rich get richer because they're usually more educated. The poor stay poor because they have the tendency to repeat history over and over and get screwed or take no risks over and over.

There's no reasoning to where their "value" is coming from. This is all about some random stock price that's related to bitcoins in some obscure way. I don't even get it.

Your high school math teacher would be very angry with you. You didn't show your work!


I couldn't have said it better myself. We're nowhere close to that yet.