Bitcoin5000, you know that Bitcoin is going to remain in the limelight. It isn't going away, it's only going towards a future where it is much less visible, and that won't happen for another 18 months time.


I believe many people who support your idea understand the risks involved in Bitcoin, but I believe that many people are blind to the benefits. A blind person knows that the costs of Bitcoin depend on a person not caring about the benefits. People in the Bitcoin space know it now, and so it is going to take more money and the commitment of time to keep Bitcoin a thing that people care about.


Also, I believe that the market price of Bitcoin and similar currencies needs to be stable with the volume it grows in order to support the future success of Bitcoin Cash. There is only a limited amount of time left for us to make that happen.


I agree with what you have to say about Bitcoin moving towards more people becoming aware of it. The difficulty is making that happen.


I'd like to point out here though, that many people who are willing to help you with the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) solution are already aware of the dangers Bitcoin is causing in the world right now. As soon as the network is broken, a bunch of people come up with alternate solutions just to keep up with it (and some may actually be correct as well
Bitcoin5000's list of the most active Bitcoin exchanges, for Bitcoin, Etherum, Bitcoin Cash and many other digital assets. Bitcoin Unlimited, created in August 2015, aims to implement a hard fork at the beginning of October, creating a chain that is unalterable and unlimited. A block is assigned a difficulty of the same as the longest chain during that block's genesis block. If the Bitcoin Unlimited chain is successful, it will be the only alternative to Bitcoin Cash, in addition to all other cryptocurrencies.

Although Bitcoin Unlimited has been on the list since it was first created, in mid-October, the consensus appears to be that this list is a fair and balanced representation of its members, and so a more active and robust Bitcoin network can now be built.

While it was recently reported that many of the leading Bitcoiners are not taking part in a full implementation of Bitcoin Unlimited into existence, a quick survey of the community reveals that many are still keen to keep a strong hand in the community's discussions on the Bitcoin Core developers mailing list. Some, like Roger Ver, hold the position of Chief Scientist at Bitcoin Core (which is also led by Core developers), and will not support any changes which could undermine the existing Bitcoin network.

And while there appears to be a growing acceptance for a decentralized, Bitcoin-based digital currency that doesn't rely on central authorities, it is not always clear
Bitcoin5000 is in the process of working on their 1st ASIC to be able to take any of the above blocks and use them in production. This ASIC will be able to only do one thing; get new money into the network and to do so they are going to need a lot of hashing power to do so. This has already been done through mining on Bcoin. It could be done on Bitcoin (even though Bcoin will actually not actually be a Bitcoin) though I doubt any of the hash power would want to use it for this. If you think this is something the community will really want there is good reason behind the Bitcoin Cash version of the same feature as the 1st ASIC which is, you simply generate Bitcoin using Bitcoin and use Bcash to hold your Bitcoin. I'd hope to be able to get on the 1st version of the 1st ASIC within one week or so, since this is a huge project and a lot of people will want to try the feature.The first 2 versions are being tested with a few people and will likely only include about a quarter of the hashing power I will need. I had intended on sending all 0.01 BTC (minus the 10%), but at 2:30pm EST today my wallet crashed. At 1:45pm EST today I got a "Wallet cannot be retrieved due timeout". We're going to need a lot of hashing power for this

Bitcoin5000.com" and "Bitcoin Cash Group."

For any of the above accounts, create a new address for Bitcoin Cash to exchange to:

$2CJJXnKPjwQe2XZtUjUpTfTQcY1D3tNt5

The address will be available as a transaction in Bitcoin Cash's "Bitcoin Cash Balance."

Users can use this private key to access funds in Bitcoin Cash's "Bitcoin" wallet. See this article for detailed instructions on securing a private-key wallet on the Bitcoin mainnet.

To transfer Bitcoins from the private key to the "BTC" address on the Bitcoin Cash mainnet, follow these steps:

Create a completely new account at

BTC-E, an online exchange

Enter the address you created on Bitcoin Cash's client for trading Bitcoin Cash

Use the Bitcoin Cash Balance to transfer funds from your BTC-E account to Bitcoin Cash's address

If you choose to leave Bitcoin Cash's Bitcoin Balance at a positive balance, it will still transfer BTC money without affecting the Bitcoin account balance in your Bitcoin Cash wallet.

Users can also hold Bitcoin Cash in the wallet using the wallet's private key instead.

The Bitcoin-Bitcoin Cash Cash relationship will continue to remain a two-way. This means that you can send
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LegendaryActivity: 1078Merit: 1001 Re: GAW Mining: A new era for BTC by mining with GAW Miners August 08, 2016, 03:48:47 PM #9 Quote from: alkarta on August 08, 2016, 01:48:35 PM Quote from: gmaxwell on August 07, 2016, 11:56:13 PM It will become impossible to mine the cryptocurrency, even with the best hash power.


Just sayin'.


That is one of our hopes. We will certainly be watching and working to make that happen.


Quote from: bmw on August 07, 2016, 08:38:22 AM I don't think you can have a 100%-full chain, because it's impossible to merge two fullblocks in the chain to make a fullblock.


That was an actual quote about the blockchain not being able to support a 100% full block chain. That was an actual quote about the blockchain not being able to support a 100% full block chain.

The quote of 100% full block is from a guy called Alex Morcos and not me. The quote of 100% full block is from a guy called Alex Morcos and not me.

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LegendaryActivity: 2194Merit: 1133 Re: [ANN] Litecoin (LTC) | Dogecoin (XLM) | InstantX (ICO) April 11, 2014, 04:14:12 AM #17 Quote from: kkd on April 11, 2014, 03:59:49 AM There is a very good chance if LiteCoin price goes up that I and most of the community will dump. I really, really do not want any other investor and will sell asap (unless they suddenly change their mind, which I assume they will, probably after more money is thrown around).


I will do what the market does best (I will buy the largest price drops in a week or two to save you on the cost of building a pump ring).


I want to sell LTC before I see more of this BS coming from the others.

I do not buy LTC and will do anything to protect my Litecoins in case the price dips.


So let's get your attention now because the price may start to dip even further before there are any announcements by other coin holders (if this continues). I'm sure the community will see all of this nonsense being used, and this is the only way to protect your coins from potential losses and keep them

EDIT: If you see someone who was mining on BTC last night but is now mining in BTC. I will be very upset if a huge amount of people suddenly show up, they should be getting their block rewards for their BTC, not BTC which has been mined from those coins, and that should mean a lot to both BTC and a whole lot of the BTC mining community who has invested so much time, money and energy into Bitcoin this year, I am also very upset that they have been getting less. I have posted in other threads to say it, its time that we take it back,
Bitcoin5000 " and it is not possible to see any changes in a block containing Bitcoin50, because it contains just one transaction on the Bitcoin blockchain.


"There might be some issues with the block explorer. When you start mining it shows that every block you mine is mined. For Bitcoin 0.11.x there is a new blockchain explorer. For Bitcoin 0.13.0 there hasn't been any new node releases. But if you log in it shows that every block includes the block you just mined.


"I think for the most part this feature has already been demonstrated in the client. I don't believe at the time it's completely clear how the code will be implemented in Bitcoin Core and how it will be used by users."


"I don't have time to go into a bit more detail on how the transaction code will be implemented in Bitcoin Core at the moment. That's up to the community members and I'm sure they'll figure out if it can be implemented and implemented properly in Bitcoin Core before they decide to roll it out."


You can check here if you are interested,

Bitcoin - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction

Block Explorer - https://download.blockcypher.com/bitcoin-db/bitcoin-0.11.zip

Block Cypher - https://download.blockcypher/.
Transaction
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