Oh wow! I've been looking for this since i discovered Bitcoin..
Thank OP , can't wait to know the secret!
Bitcoins allready been the answer  |
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People agree on paying taxes if they can forsee a meaningfull outcome from that.
So questionable operations costing millions of dollars are shaking that believe, citizens might become more reluctant to pay in the aftermath. Historical example: Funding the army following vietnam. More recent examples might exist.
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1. mining is math
2. miners do math
3. i get a percent of the work my miners do in bitcoins
4. bitcoins go to my wallet
5. i take over the world
labelling workers is mostly usefull if you operate a dozen and have to locate a distinctive one, due to performance issues popping up. if you plan to take over the world, you should really start writing in uppercases. not such a small mousey-ish "i take.." try "I" at least and add more bang to "THE WORLD!!" |
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I have some information for idea:
Bitcoin is the first implementation of a concept called "cryptographic currency", was first described in 1998 by Wei Dai through the codename Cypherpunks, suggests the idea of a new form of currency used honey code to control the creation and trading of it, rather than through a central agency. The specification for the first Bitcoin and proof of concept was published in 2009 through an anonymous nickname Satoshi Nakamoto. Satoshi left the project in late 2010 but did not reveal much about myself. Community has grown exponentially with multiple developers working on Bitcoin.
Grown linearily, with a slight decline recently. Satoshi is identified (according to Wikipedia) as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satoshi_Nakamoto#Nick_Szabo |
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I only use Poloniex, since the volumes I trade are pretty small (and usually just Doge -> BTC). The absence of a withdrawal fee is pretty nice.
They trade most of all coin pairings. In comparison, my observation of Bittrex: It seems the top volume coins are changing (read: pump&dump) every some days. Never buy anything listed high on Bittrex, it will dump into the abyss during next days. |
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Früher war das wohl nicht so mit den 14 Tagen, habe hier aber im forum auch von jemandem gelesen, der das gleiche Problem hatte. Was soll der Mist auch mit den 14 Tagen...das ist doch totaler Quatsch irgendwie.  Solche Gängelungen sind in Bitcoinland aber üblich. Google mal "Überwachungstaat" oder "STASI" das erklärt dir das. |
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This forum isn't run by a bunch of immature boys... of course it won't say boob.
There is no proof on that. The "boob" thing, of course! |
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That persuaded me, from visual impression I can clearly distinguate Ripples as beeing centralized. Thank you for posting. |
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I find that purchasing the miners from Bitmain directly will be more expensive. In my experience buying them a little after launch from a reseller is cheaper. a re-seller buys them in bulk thus lowering his price per unit. if its a good honest re-seller he then passes some of those savings on to you. making your purchase slightly cheaper.
Just be carefull if cheap resellers are collecting orders, but finally don't deliver. Another scamm approach. |
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The only thing anyone can be certain about is that his coins never moved thus far. Outside of that, everything else is speculation.
And we all know how much people like to speculate on here  . For some people that is all they're interested in sadly. Well, "the Sword of Damocles" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damocles naturaly. Who would not consider? |
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Anything catastrophic enough to shut down Bitcoin would disrupt global civilization. Martial law would dictate most of your daily activities. Depending on how long it takes to restore the internet, you might want to consider bargaining for protection under a well armed warlord.
Dystopian currency could be 9x19 parabellum rounds |
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In before cash gets banned.
Cash will never get banned. Just a small reminder, "cash" is know to humans since anno domini 600 B.C. |
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Litecoin partially qualifes based on its high liquidity and different hashing algorithm, but shares basically an identical codebase with bitcoin. Therefore, It fails.
Counterparty uses the bitcoin blockchain so it also fails.
Codebase? Seriously?  ... most customers/users could not even differentiate between two codebases. And when does a codebase qualify as beeing sufficiently different, at all? And for what exactly? That argument ... fails. And what exactly is a "PoW failure"? And why is "nothing at stake" ... "a crippling potential weakness"? Either is is crippling, or it is potential. Cannot have both. |
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Bitcoin is basically for everybody just like Cash but it has advantages...
Before divorcing I will sell all my properties for bitcoins and this way I won't have anything to give to my ex-wife, this way I won't lose my house or my car.
Selling house below market value in a hurry? Selling that car below market value in a hurry? And seriously, either it is cash, or it is not cash. There is no half-cash so settling onto one viewpoint is just overdue! In court this might backfire if some party appeals on a point of law later onwards. (below) that mask hardly covers enough, blueeyes!  they love it  |
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Ich puzzle gerade über folgender Passage: MtGox’s servers and PCs (formatted after deleting all the saved data and software) will be handed over to Payward. All of those assets are located in Japan. Copies of the data (including personal information) and software stored on the server, etc. will remain with and managed by the bankruptcy trustee and used for purposes of examination, administration of properties, and bankruptcy distribution. They will not be included in the transferred assets turned over to Payward.
Siehe https://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/20141126_announcement.pdf , ditte Seite. Das muss ja keine absichtliche Beweismittelvernichtung sein. Jedoch sei der Einwand erlaubt, auf Regierungstrojaner hinzuweisen, die beispielsweise https://www.mitre.org/publications/technical-papers/presentation-extreme-privilege-escalation-on-windows-8uefi-systems im UEFI möglicherweise versteckt wurden. Es gibt 193 Länder auf der Welt, einige wären mutmasslich verdächtig Nennen wir es mal unabsichtliche Beweismittelvernichtung. Die Sache mit der Aservatenkammer wäre irgendwie besser nachvollziehbar. |
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I would go, but i'm an ocean away and he owes me 0.16btc. so. yeah. But you are right about inciting homicide online, I mean, one simply needs to TOR special services and well, a contract is a contract. but most likely you'll be trading money with an FBI agent.
If those would have any dignity, any honourableness at all they would throw him in jail where that scum belongs. |
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zeit wurde es ja, dass etwas gegen die geschäftspraktik die bfl und schliesslich auch andere knc, (hashfast glaube ich auch, bin aber nicht sicher) an den tag gelegt haben, getan wird.
hat schon an betrug gegrenzt
1+ die bereichern sich mit den Preorders und bauen ihr Cloudhashing mit dem Geld damit auf und zocken nochmals ab... Aber wer in diesen Zeiten noch Preorder bestellt den ist eigentlich auch nicht mehr zu helfen. ach komm, aber nur ganz knapp! Preorder Kunden sind ja bekanntlich leidensfähig. |
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I hope to see Bitcoin extended over time to support its own on-network decentralized exchange, and absorb other next gen features from the alt community. I expect the BTC community itself will solve for the centralization tendency of mining over time.
Specialized hardware, they stand no chance against that. Fabrication monopoly. |
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Nothing.
I have no buy needs right now.
Usually more experienced as a craving, like withdrawal symptomes Needing a haircut I postphoned friday taking place on saturday. That simple! |
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