Okay, you tell me that local load and chain distribution aren't problems.
Actually I open this question because of last problem: How can I retrieve particular transaction by hash from Bitcoin network not running full client?
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And another problem Third party software access to Bitcoin block chain problem As a reference timestamp server, Bitcoin block chain may (and should) be used in alternative chains or other 3rd party software. As best examples of using block chain outside network are Bitcoin Contracts [4]. Trading across chains will require verification of transactions which can't be done without some interface to bitcoin chain. Third party software should have some way to easily access Bitcoin block chain likely without keeping original one locally.
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We are talking about different things. Yes, caching data may (and will) help with local load. But there is another problem: Someone will always need to store and share full chain as the ultimate and required ground of trust to Bitcoin as electronic cash system. So in this point we have two important questions ● Who will be that "someone"? ● And in which way he will store, manage and share full chain?
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Splitting data for historical/new is a way for this: This may lead to some vip set of people who have enough resources to manage full block chain, limiting overall number of nodes running full chain and making full chain not widely shared, concentrated in few hands and ultimately become not really viable.
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Hi,
this is my registration login: u2kfe20g167
Can i try some shot in this place, please?
Ty
Done
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Thanks. I'll think how to fix it.
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I need to clear: if you prefer not to put reciprocal link - it's okay, but your link will probably be in the bottom, as the more you send visitors the higher your position.
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Your login: uunh8a2wt6w
Thanks for the free chips
Account credited
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The BitcoinTalk 01/Sep/2013 MagicalTux on brink of first bailout for Gox hehe
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Wave from $64 low wasn't impulsive - too much overlaps. So I consider it is some sort of wxy zig-zag or abc correction. Such strange big correction waves appear only inside triangle. So if you ask me, is it a start of new bubble - I answer "probably no". Start should be from motive impulse wave.
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Triangles are always hard to predict. But I continue to stay on idea we trace a huge neutral triangle. Like this: However H&S target suggests a horizontal triangle: Or even such one:
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H&S target almost reached. I didn't believe it will bounce so far from 64 (Initial posted as $100, then rised to 120), while indicators did show 120-160 range
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Mt.Gox Support posted this on August 26, 2011 18:00
Oh that sucks =) missed year
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