It lost about a third of its value in one and a half hours. That's a massive crash and anyone who bought at the top must be frantic with worry that it won't go any higher. It has a 24 hour (and all time) high of 2798 sats, and it's gone down to 1932 sats as fast as lightning.

This is for real, it's on newsbtc now. This is the first time we know the price can rally without China ruining it by semi-banning bitcoin just when it's getting good. That threat won't be in the back of people's minds during the next rally, which will make it a moonshot.

http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/06/28/new-chinese-civil-law-draft-classifies-bitcoin-property/

I got into it after I saw it had gone over $1000 each on the news. Each time bitcoin makes the news more people must hear about it like I did, and some of them will get into it. I'm annoyed I missed the chance to be an early adopter, but most bitcointalk members feel that way.

The announcement thread is here.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1272091.0

These are its specifications

Algorithm: X15 PoW + PoS hybrid
PoW length: 525,960 blocks ( ~6 months)
PoW generated supply: 13 million EGC projected. (26,298,000 EGC Max)
PoW block reward: 50 EverGreenCoin
1 EGC (2%) to the EGC Foundation. 49 EGC (98%) to the EGC miners.
PoW block halving: none
Block target: 60 seconds
Block maturity: 60 blocks (~1 hour)
PoS reward: 7%
Minimum coin age for staking: 24 hours after maturity
Maximum coin age for staking: none

The logo reminds me of the digitalcoin logo, except its green. It looks like a round circuit board just like the digitalcoin logo.

The reddit giveaway could be more generous, 20 EGC isn't many compared to the devs 2% premine.

I had an old version of multibit classic that had numerous addresses open at the same time. When I tried to sync it after I hadn't used it for months it hadn't synced after 24 hours. After I backed up my wallets then re-installed it and imported one address it synced quite fast. If you try syncing one address at a time it should sync.

Coinmarketcap put the crypto assets on a separate page to regular coins, but as far as I'm concerned making a sub-forum for them here is a bad idea. I don't look at the coinmarketcap crypto assets page, and I wouldn't look at a bitcointalk crypto assets sub-forum. Most of us wouldn't use it, so it would be pointless making a sub-forum. Crypto assets aren't as popular as coins.

I searched that story for the word bitcoin and only found two occurrences of it, both of which were in this comment left as feedback.



Although I wanted to read the story to find out the ridiculous bitcoin prediction the webpage became non-responsive after my search, and I had to let chrome kill it. Although it's a well known site I scanned it with virustotal, which confirmed it was clean, so it's probably a javascript heavy page.

Please Bitcoinpro tell us the ridiculous bitcoin prediction.

I would like to know f it's possible for a westerner to register on Huobi too. If westerners can register then can they make deposits and withdrawals through bank wire transfers? I thought the Chinese were only allowed to deposit through wires, and not withdraw through them. If the Chinese can't withdraw using wires, then westerners won't be able to.

Gold's been doing better than silver over the last decade. It's crashed a bit but not as much as silver during the last five years. Over the last decade both have still gone up overall though. Bitcoin's outperformed both since its birth but it's got a limited total supply, and there is more demand to buy it than can be satisfied by newly mined coins. Bitcoin's crashed hard for the last two years but there was still demand for it, and now it's going up again. None of the three assets have crashed below their values from a decade ago (or 7 years in bitcoin's case), they have all gone up in the long term.

They intend to release the first version without a GUI. You will have to use a command line windows instead. The network will also be run at a very slow throttled back rate to begin with. I don't know if it will be initially possible to trade it if it's first version is getting released half finished.

The first version might not be very popular even if some exchanges do start an Ethereum market. Why would anyone buy something half finished?

Is there an XMG signature campaign?

There was another radon here

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=871904.0

Is that project not related to this one?

This story suggests high doses could lead to cancer, although the people in the studies took them orally, not up their arses.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/09/opinion/sunday/dont-take-your-vitamins.html?_r=0

In a study published in The New England Journal of Medicine in 1994, 29,000 Finnish men, all smokers, had been given daily vitamin E, beta carotene, both or a placebo. The study found that those who had taken beta carotene for five to eight years were more likely to die from lung cancer or heart disease.

Two years later the same journal published another study on vitamin supplements. In it, 18,000 people who were at an increased risk of lung cancer because of asbestos exposure or smoking received a combination of vitamin A and beta carotene, or a placebo. Investigators stopped the study when they found that the risk of death from lung cancer for those who took the vitamins was 46 percent higher.

Reports of the dev's death are a little premature considering he posted yesterday. The dev's still here.

Most popular coins have Facebook and Twitter accounts. LiteDoge should have them too.

There are only two posts out of seven without an askcoin referral link on this page. There's noting wrong with them, but its strange to see so many identical sigs.

I guess you would have to mine it yourself until your coins moved if you wanted to send them to someone.

You are best putting the pendrives in a time lock safe. No need to fight the urge to stop hodling then.

Then we'll know we're at the bottom when bitcointalk only gets 5 posts a day.

If she starts posting here again she can have a laugh at us for holding.