[...] La plus importante firme de comptables du Québec, Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton (RCGT), estime que la technologie derrière ces monnaies virtuelles bouleversera le métier de comptable. Si bien que l’entreprise a décidé de créer un « centre d’expertise » pour développer l’utilisation des cryptomonnaies.

http://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1044741/bitcoin-raymond-chabot-catallaxy-ethereum-montreal-quebec-audit-comptable

Le bitcoin va-t-il être fragmenté en plusieurs chaînes cet été ?

https://bitcoin.fr/un-ete-meurtrier-ou-pas/

Je me demandais un peu quels étaient vos outils pour analyser les courbes des cours de la bourse et qui vous permettaient de tirer des projections valables et de dégager certaines tendances (hausse ou baisse) afin de mieux spéculer.
Je vois régulièrement sur le forum des graphiques "retouchés" avec des lignes tracées, etc. Je me dis qu'il existe peut-être des utilitaires qui sont faits pour ça.
Et de manière générale, comment vous y prenez-vous pour spéculer ?

Pay attention to your ETH, guys! Look what happened to South Korea.
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/bjxnjw/south-koreas-largest-ethereum-exchange-was-hacked

Attention à vos ETH, les amis. Regardez ce qu'il s'est passé en Corée du Sud.
https://motherboard.vice.com/fr/article/43dwpm/la-plus-grande-plate-forme-dechange-ethereum-de-coree-du-sud-a-ete-hackee

Pay attention to your Eth, guys. Look what happened in South Korea.

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/bjxnjw/south-koreas-largest-ethereum-exchange-was-hacked

J'ai quelques Waves dans ma besace (20 unités pour être précis) et j'ai suivi un petit tuto pour les mettre en leasing.
J'ai payé le petit "fee" pour la transaction, et depuis une semaine que mes waves sont en leasing sur WavesGo, je n'ai encore rien récolté, pas même un infime et minuscule montant de 0,0001 ou quoi. Quelqu'un pourrait m'expliquer un peu la rentabilité du leasing en fonction de son volume alloué à ça ?
Est-ce que ça vaut la peine de "leaser" si peu de Waves ?

Merci d'avance pour votre réponse!

[Les autorités françaises font fermer le site de téléchargement T411]

Les autorités françaises font fermer le site de téléchargement T411

http://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2017/06/27/le-site-de-telechargement-t411-ferme-a-la-suite-d-une-descente-de-la-police-suedoise_5151816_4408996.html

C'était ma principale source de téléchargement, personnellement...
Quelles sont vos alternatives ?

Hello tout le monde,

Petite initiative liée à Spotify. Y a-t-il des users qui utilisent cette plateforme pour écouter de la musique ?
Si oui, nous pourrions initier des échanges de musiques/playlists/découvertes entre nous...

Pour ma part, j'ai créé un petite playlist "film noir". Le descriptif en anglais est le suivant :

Have you ever had this mood when you feel like a lonely detective walking through dark streets in an old "film noir"? Here are some melancholic and relaxing tunes to go with your blue states.

Si ça vous parle, voici le lien vers la playlist : https://open.spotify.com/user/gillian_delvigne/playlist/7KleMJjTy4h5xy2xR3QgZP

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Bonjour,

Je me demandais si certains utilisaient Bitsend Core sous mac via l'application WINE ? Je viens de l'utiliser via ce biais mais comme je suis fraichement arrivé, je ne sais pas encore si toutes les fonctionnalités sont opérationnelles. Peut-être que quelqu'un ici a déjà pu en faire l'expérience. Si oui, je suis friand de conseils et de feedback à ce sujet.

Merci d'avance!

Selling one 2013 Casascius brass coin (1 BTC). This coin is as it was received from Mike Caldwell in April 2013.

Hologram is fully intact. It will come in a coin case.

Asking 2.2 BTC including US shipping (Priority Mail). I'll ship internationally for the additional cost.

Explain your reasoning.

I put this together for my own convenience, but anyone is welcome to use it. I'll probably be adding some ASICMINER-relevant links to the site as well.

http://deepfriedcat.com

If you use the site, I strongly encourage you to donate to SmiGueL, as he maintains the charts! His BTC address is linked to from the page.

I'm thinking that the best way to get money to her would be through a Western Union transfer. Would any trusted (OTC-rated) members here be willing to do a WU transfer? I'll pay WU's ridiculous fees, plus 0.25 BTC.

If you have a better idea on how to get cash to her quickly, I'm certainly open to ideas!

I'm selling Principles of Information Security and Information Security - Contemporary Cases on Bitmit.

The books are in good condition (used), and both auctions are starting lower than the best prices I could find on Amazon.

Could features that would split the blockchain (or bugfixes) be implemented in a way that they only take effect at a certain block number? I'm imagining it would be similar to how the block-halving works, but instead of a decrease in bitcoins the effect would be a feature or bugfix being enabled.

I would imagine that this approach could prevent a significant forking of the blockchain, if people were given enough (a lot of) time.

Looking forward to the results of this poll. Should be interesting.

Please explain your reasoning below.

[1.]

With the barrier to getting started with Bitcoin becoming lower every day, we need to take into account that not all users will be as tech-savvy as early adopters. The average person is used to using credit cards or Paypal, where one has little actual responsibility over their funds. If one loses their Paypal password, they can just reset it via email. If one's credit card info is stolen, they can call the company and reverse fraudulent transactions. With Bitcoin, we are the ones in control. There is nobody who can restore your wallet if your computer catches on fire and you made no backups. If you purchase an item and the seller doesn't send it, you'd better have used an escrow service.

Sites such as WeUseCoins.org are great for getting people interested in Bitcoin and helping them attain a basic understanding, but we need to teach users about the fundamental shift in responsibility that comes with using Bitcoin, and make sure that they know what they're getting into if they decide to take the red pill.

We need to create a guide for newcomers that:

• Helps them understand how to keep their coins safe
• Teaches safe practices for backing up wallets, and how to avoid losing coins to the void
• Is easy to read and understand
• Assumes that they know as little as possible about computer security

I'm just going to list off some important stuff the guide should do for now, but I'll format this much more nicely / elaborate on specific points later.

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1. Teach the differences between types of wallets. Perhaps include a quick overview of the differences between Blockchain.info, Multibit (or Electrum), and Bitcoin-QT.

2. Teach the advantages and disadvantages of using each type of wallet. Make sure the user understands that when they opt for more convenience, they usually sacrifice security. Elaborate on how security is extremely important when you're considering storing a significant portion of your wealth in a technology.

3. Make it absolutely clear that with Bitcoin, all responsibility lies with the user. Make sure that they understand that their coins could be lost FOREVER if they don't take the necessary precautions.

4. Teach the user the specific precautions they need to take.

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I'll keep editing this post, so please fill this thread with suggestions to include or corrections to make!

Random thought that just hit me: considering the amount of electricity miners gobble up in a domestic environment, has anyone ever been under suspicion of running a grow-op in their home?

[try to avoid making double payments by accident.]

If you're going to handle paying dividends by yourself after you get your user list, try to avoid making double payments by accident.