And that cockr0ach guy talking nonsense obviously on purpose, like ETH dump at the end of DAO, as if some guy will have access to those funds... Go figure..

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The bitcoin codebase is very much fungible. That is one of its primary strengths. Hard/soft forks are part of the process of its becoming "perfect" money.

edit: fungible is probably not the best word to describe the codebase. More like it can incorporate changes to suit the need of the people using it.
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You can't hardfork cryptonote anonymity in bitcoin.

WOW!
just saw what happened! I had a sell order at 72sat and it was filled!
Much sooner than I expected.. Bought 3x more DGB now.

rat4

Has dropped only in comparison to BTC.

Nice article about Supernet:
http://bitcoinmagazine.com/18167/what-is-the-supernet-jl777s-vision/

Many references of BC and BlackHalo in it.

Just wait 24 more hours.

There is no problem with the pool. It seems you're doing something wrong. Your .conf file has nothing to do with mining in a pool. It is relevant only for solo mining (not applicable to BC). Go to account settings in the pool and there you type the wallet address(yours) that payouts will go. I suggest you find a good tutorial and try again.

Everyone will have faith in a truly decentralized blockchain. eGold was nothing like that. It wasn't new technology. The blockchain is and every new technology stays forever and advances.

Hi everybody, this my first post, however, I've been in and out of black since May. Some trades were good, some should have been avoided. I'm long term bullish in here and I consider BC the only asymmetric-risk investment in cryptos apart from BTC. It has shown reasonably stable behaviour during the uninteresting summer months(relative to other coins), giving many opportunities to improve positions.

Lately, I have seen the trend change and many will associate this with the upcoming NightTrader release by dzimbeck or increased trading at BTC38. However, I have one more reason to be bullish mid-term. Reading many bitcoin speculation threads lately, I have come to the conclusion that many bitcoin holders and potential buyers are becoming worried of the increased centralization of mining and the increased ability of large mining farms to dump coins and some of them start  considering alternatives, like POS blockchains. Specifically, secure and proven POS, that means BC.

Is it reasonable to believe that BC adoption will increase rapidly in the future because of the above?

Mayas traded like that, and you now the outcome 

I believe he means that mining has become a job of a few entities (mining farms). Not exactly Satoshi's idea about decentralized peer-to-peer systems.

I have to agree with you in this. Any coin can succeed, but the more useful it is or the most trust its blockchain applications require, the more valuable it will be. It doesn't have to be bitcoin the one that will succeed (if it is one..).

@NotLambchop

But, your opinion seems to be that the protocol/technology is valuable, therefore the coins should also be. When more applications are developed for the blockchain and adoption increases, the more valuable the protocol becomes, the more expensive the coins become.

Bitcoin the "protocol/technology" can't work without itself being a currency (something with value).
Without value attached to its blocks, what is the incentive for miners? Only big miners? Then what's the trust in the protocol?

Decentralization requires the blocks to carry their own value for the miner.

Blackcoin! The only truly innovative POS coin. It is much more than a coin. It can be used any way you like with BlackHalo.

Minerpools ok now. Payout received.

I confirm this. What's going on with minerpools?

btc2okpay just stole 374euros from me and never sent any BTC.
his profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=177526
He uses this email:  Sarah <sauliusj@fastmail.us>
and this:               colleen.ryan@safe-mail.net

He is now reported to VISA, Skrill and EU economic fraud department, but guys keep an eye on him.
It seems he is an Egyptian http://www.tradebitcoin.com/users/9328
and used to do fake BTC transactions in localbitcoins, where he used his friends to send positive feedback.

So, be aware.

btc2okpay just stole 374euros from me and never sent any BTC.

He uses this email:  Sarah <sauliusj@fastmail.us>
and this:               colleen.ryan@safe-mail.net

He is now reported to VISA, Skrill and EU economic fraud department, but guys keep an eye on him.
It seems he is an Egyptian http://www.tradebitcoin.com/users/9328
and use to do fake BTC transactions in localbitcoins, where he used his friends to send positive feedback.

So, be aware.