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• ICO regulation in European Union and Switzerland
• Government's position on Cryptocurrencies; its legal implications & possible outcomes
• Fintech transformation of financial services globally
• Securing Blockchain applications
• Augmented Reality and Blockchain Synergy
• Marketing strategy development for large-scale cryptocurrency related business

India is a very likely country to become a global cryptocurrency leader .

It is one of the most rapidly developing technology markets because of the huge amount of young people. Besides, the Indian online market consists of 333 million users, occupying the second place in the world.   

This country has a vast number of young engineers and a comprehensive IT market ready to explore all innovative technologies in a very short time. This also includes cryptocurrency technologies: currently, India is a place where blockchain technologies and cryptocurrency services are promoted at the government level.

Therefore, the international network of Blockchain & Bitcoin Conferences organized by Smile-Expo, covering more than 10 European and CIS countries, is expanding and holding a new conference in Bengaluru, India.   

Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference is a network of specialized events, bringing together specialists of the cryptocurrency market and blockchain technologies in Russia, Ukraine, the Czech Republic, Great Britain, Sweden, Cyprus, Malta, Kazakhstan and other countries. Within three years of conference existence, the organizers have managed to propel specialists in cryptocurrencies, mining, ICOs, and blockchain technologies to the next professional level.

Working hours of the Conference:

10 AM- 5 PM 22.02.2018

Venue

Radisson Blu Atria
1, Palace Road, Ambedkar Veedhi, Sampangi Rama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001

https://india.bc.events/ © Bitcoin Conference India

How are the partners, who contribute at least 0.3 btc, involved in the growth of HOLDME?
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say.. average a miner can get 1.8 ghash per KWH.

if difficulty is at 420,000 ... can i derive ghash of ENTIRE network some how??

bitcoinchart say 3,500,000 mhash... how they calculate?

1 difficulty = 8 mhash?

also, what EXACTLY is a bitcoin "hash" ? 1 "hash" is actually 2 x AEC256 ?

i hav 2 PCs each with a pci-e ATI card in each. both motherboards can take a seconds pci-e card.

1 PC has a big Vantec 500w supply.. the other only has 200w supply.

can i run 12v rail from the 500w PSU to the other computer/?? is that safe?

Satoshi mentioned "When Bitcoins start having real exchange value, the competition for coin creation will drive the price of electricity needed for generating a coin close to the value of the coin."

if a BTC is $7.. $2100 per hour .. and you get average 2Gigahash per kwh.. @ 15c per hour... is he saying network speed should be at 28 Thash or 1,900,000 difficulty for $7/btc?



Following Satoshi's logic... difficulty would soon follow and reach 19,000,000

if a 5770 is worth $120 now.... was it $240 2 year ago? if a 5970 is $600 now.. will it be $300 in 2 years from now?

or.. will there be amazing advances with multi-cores.. where moore's law simply won't apply when measuring megahashes?

"When Bitcoins start having real exchange value, the competition for coin creation will drive the price of electricity needed for generating a coin close to the value of the coin."

What does Satoshi mean here? 1 coin = electricity cost derived from difficulty?

if a BTC is $7.. $2100 per hour .. and you get average 2Gigahash per kwh.. @ 15c per hour... is he saying network speed should be at 28 Thash or 1,900,000 difficulty for $7/btc?