Kazan - a pot with wooden flames.
Are you Russian by the way? |
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Well when it hit $1000+ lots of people took an interest.
and 50 cent,
he should have been more interested when it was 50 cents He would of made a couple million if he did. Well more than he usually does. |
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This website needs more attention.
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Is it possible that unconfirmed transactions can never be confirmed again?
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Please contact me when you want to buy str!
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Well when it hit $1000+ lots of people took an interest.
Richard branson and 50 cent, I'm sure that generated a lot of interest.
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Satoshi is an actual name, I don't see why anybody pay to have somebody named satoshi.
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So are they really paying out?
There trust rating isn't the best.
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Are there any other Android apps that let us buy bitcoin with in-app-purchases
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Well you should never invest more than you are prepared to lose.
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You could always try buying some mining rigs. If the btc crashes, you could still sell your rig to return.
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I have been updated to a full member, when do I get updated.
Your pay will remain the same anyway. I got upgraded last month but it doesn't change anything. Do they update me automatically? |
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Enough chatter, more pics!!!
Somebody is fapping. |
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Yes we can, that's not the problem, the problem is getting bitcoin to that price. Theoretically cant happen ..
If it can go from, $0.005 to $1200. Why can't it jump from 1200 to 10000 |
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Sorry, I'm a no0b to the technical aspects of bitcoin,
But my question is; can we change the transaction fee to as least where the miners would take quick enough to confirm it without being worth a lot as a Fiat?
Say if the value of 1btc/$100000, I'm pretty sure the transaction fee of 0.0002 would be higher than my bank's.
I'm using an online wallet so that might be limiting me.
Sure, we can. Which wallet do you use? blockchain.info supports the change fees... Well I'm using coinbase, I haven't used it properly. I just get people to send to me. |
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I haven't traded with red but I will vouch for him.
He's shown that he is honest and trustworthy.
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http://m.nydailynews.com/news/national/nsa-hacked-100-000-computers-radio-signals-article-1.1580254This is fairly old news, and I'm also not familiar with what kind of threat this might pose. Hopefully someone more knowledgable can share their input. Since it's now no secret that the NSA has the capacity to hack into computers via radio waves (though apparently only on computers constructed with the proper hardware), what does this mean for things like Armory's offline transactions? Do you believe that this poses a viable threat, particularly if companies increasingly integrate backdoor radio transceivers into household computers and mobile devices? Moreover, has this issue been considered by the core devs? I don't think it would be an issue. The possibility of this happening is still only theoretical and has not been proven. There are also ways to shield your computer from radio waves relatively easily. Also if you have your offline wallet secured with a sufficiently strong password this will not be as much as an issue because even if they got the wallet file they would need to crack your password in order to do anything with it. Referring to bolded section, I considered this but quickly dismissed it as it would certainly not be an issue to upload a keylogger and wait. The paranoid would not use a hardware keyboard to enter their password, but would rather use a keyboard that allows you to click on the various letters on a screen (preferably with the letters in some random order) to enter your password. [/quote If this is the case, use the ease of access keyboard not a third party software. (assuming that you are using Windows) |
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I have not been following ether, what's its status? Had it failed?
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I'm finding stellar to be more profitable for me, maybe I just bought at the right time.
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