[Bounty will be paid for the following:]

This is the bounty program for ANN in this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2881347

Bounty will be paid for the following:

1. Posting with provided Sanchezium signature at least 5 times a day in any thread

For Hero and Legendary member: 25 SNCZ per day (25 USD);
For Sr. Member: 20 SNCZ per day (20 USD);
For Full Member: 15 SNCZ per day (15 USD);
For Member: 12 SNCZ per day (12 USD);
For Jr. Member: 10 SNCZ per day (10 USD).

2. Posting in Facebook

Bounty of 25 SNCZ (25 USD) will be paid for every Facebook post about Sanchezium. Additionally, 1 SNCZ will be paid to author for every reposting of his post.

3. Posting in Twitter and re-twitting main twits

Bounty of 10 SNCZ will be paid for every Twitter post about Sanchezium. Additionally, 0.25 SNCZ will be paid to author for every retweet of his post.

Sanchezium signature:

Code:

[center]█▀▀▀▀▀▀    ★★★   WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB!   ★★★  SANCHEZIUM - RICK'S INTERDIMENSIONAL COIN  ★★★   WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB!   ★★★    ▀▀▀▀▀▀█
[url=http://sanchezium.com/]Join Us[/url]   ★★★   [url=http://sanchezium.com/ico]Join Our ICO[/url] 
█▄▄▄▄▄▄      ★★★     GET SCHWIFTY!    ★★★     [url=http://sanchezium.com/whitepaper_en.pdf]Whitepaper[/url] ★ [url=https://t.me/sanchezium_official]Telegram[/url] ★  [url=https://twitter.com/SNCZ_official]Twitter[/url] ★ [url=http://sancheziumcoin.slack.com/]Slack[/url] ★ [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2881347.0]ANN Thread[/url]     ★★★    GET SCHWIFTY!     ★★★      ▄▄▄▄▄▄█[/center]

[WE'RE ON CRYPTOBRIDGE]

WE'RE ON CRYPTOBRIDGE



https://wallet.crypto-bridge.org/market/BRIDGE.SNCZ_BRIDGE.BTC

WINDOWS WALLET

http://sanchezium.com/downloads/sanchezium_wallet_windows.zip

LINUX WALLET

http://sanchezium.com/downloads/sanchezium-qt_1.0-1_all.deb

MacOS WALLET

http://sanchezium.com/downloads/Final-Mac-Sanchezium-Qt.zip

GIT REPOSITORY

https://github.com/sanchezium/sanchezium

Rick's interdimensional coin

Pre-mine only 5% — ICO is on

Constantly increasing block reward first four months

Masternode gets 80% of the block reward

Masternode price 2500 SNCZ, block time about 1 minute

Algo: scrypt

Wallets are available for downloading

Common usage of the Sanchezium coin

First: coin will be listed on exchanges (see the presentation below)

Second: coin will be integrated into online casino sites for gambling

Third: coin will be integrated into Coinpayments payment aggregator to make it's usage available as widely as possible




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http://sanchezium.com/

Bounty campaign is on

Follow the bounty thread

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2890183

Also requested:
Japanese translation
Korean translation
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Russian translation Done
German translation Done

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UPDATE

Due to drastic changes on markets, I was forced to change ICO parameters.

Over 400 000 SNCZ has been burned by sending them to the address SXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXFdBi4

Transactions info:

http://sanchezium.com:3001/tx/a327c37268de551f3c43ff5a12bf78e30839c9d43be6b203c99793d7fd6b90a9

http://sanchezium.com:3001/tx/01134e47a9374798e4df09ce1772d80daa0635a6454219dfc88e5fb0eb7f5d69

Exactly 747522 SNCZ has been burned by sending them to the address SXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXFdBi4

Transaction info:

http://sanchezium.com:3001/tx/f3ea1a887f4a5e8e59bf6b21a8e0dd879444ae61d97197bef9d9a3f4fdfc43fe

Now all unsold sanchezium has been burned.

Also number of the ICO stages has been reduced to one.

LEGAL DISCLAIMER
Sanchezium coin is made by the group of fans of the Rick and Morty show, created by Adult Swim. All rights belong to their respective owners.

I would like to transfer the ownership of a domain name over the bitcoin blockchain:

Let's say there is Alice, which wants to buy the domain name value.com and there is Bob which owns the domain name value.com. They negotiate via email and agree on a price of 1.000 BTC for this domain name.

As they live far away from each other, they only can transfer the domain name through an escrow service like escrow.com:

The escrow service receives the payment from Alice and receives the password for the domain name from Bob. After this, they Alice the password, after Alice that the password is valid they send Bob the payment.

Is it possible to transfer this asset over the bitcoin blockchain?

I understand that I could store a hash of the password in the blockchain, but I do not know how I can make sure that Alice receives a password when Bob makes a payment.

Thanks,

Bitone

"A UASF could be enforced by any number of economic nodes, although
hash power may only choose to follow such rules if there was
significant economic weight behind it." Source: http://www.uasf.co/

Does this mean: If the "Majority of the Exchange Volume" votes for UASF, then Miners have to follow?

What means this "significant economic weight" exactly and how are the chances that these thresholds are reached?


Thanks,

Bitone

I could not find channels where the STEEM Community is gathering.

- Slack http://steem.herokuapp.com closed
- Bitcointalk Threads inactive
- Telegram Chat not available
- Reddit Subs inactive

When I look at http://steemtools.com they seem to be very active. So where are they dicussing stuff related to STEEM?

Thanks for hints!


Bitone

Short Question:

Alice and Bob want to tranfer a secret letter. How can they transfer the information with the use of the blockchain?

Thanks!

[How exactly can the bitcoin blockchain disrupt a business model like the one of escrow.com and are there any startups or projects that aim towards that direction?]

Dear fellow Bitcoin Enthusiasts,

I blame myself to understand bitcoin. First when I got started with bitcoin - a couple of years ago - it took some while until I got it. Now I want to get my head around the newly evolving blockchain hype.

I think I understand how the blockchain can disrupt notary services: just get the hash of a document and sign it to the blockchain. A notary service is costly and time intense. The blockchain can do that it with a couple of cents. Ok.

Now comes my question and any hints, suggestions in the form of explanations or links are highly appreciated:

How exactly can the bitcoin blockchain disrupt a business model like the one of escrow.com and are there any startups or projects that aim towards that direction?

Or to put my question more specific:

Alice wants to buy a domain name from Bob. They agree on a price. Alice has to transfer bitcoins to Bob, Bob has to transfer the Authentication Code for the Domain Name to Alice.

As they do not trust each other they can use the service of escrow.com. Both trust escrow.com. Deal done.

How can they do the transfer without escrow.com over the blockchain?


Thank you so much,


Bitone

According to https://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users ... Blockchain - one of the leading Wallett services - claims to have nearly 4 million wallets. On https://blockchain.com/about/ they claim +3.7M users.

But only 250.000(sic!) adresses are active ... https://blockchain.info/charts/n-unique-addresses. In january the number dropped to 116.000.

So my assumption is, that there is a maximum of 120.00 people out there, that use Bitcoin. And I assume that 90% of blockchain.info wallet user have never used bitcoin. When you assume that the average user has 3 adresses active, the number of user further comes down to 40.000 people.

I see growth in bitcoin adoption on the side of merchants when I look at coinmap.org. Ok. They claim to have nearly 10.000 merchants that accept bitcoin. But I don't so massive adoption on the user side right now.

Are there any errors in my assumption?


Thanks,

Bitone

I would like to do some research in the Speculation Child Board.

Therefore I would like to read all Messages posted between 392 and 394 days ago.

But I can't figure out how to set the search parameter. When I leave "Search for:" empty, I get the Message "Did you forget to put something to search for?".

I can vaguely remember, that it was possible to do this kind of searches, maybe 2 years ago.

Thanks for your support in advance!


Bitone

Gerade hat mir der Wirt vom Hofbiergarten Grenzebach geschrieben.

Eine Mass und ein Hendel im Biergarten mit Bitcoin bezahlen. Bis dato noch Illusion von libertären Bajuwaren, doch jetzt Realität:

Ab jetzt im Hofbiergarten Grenzebach ...

https://coinmap.org/venue/6450
http://hof-biergarten.de/


Rock on!

Bitone

I’ve said this before and I will say it again, the exchange price of Bitcoin is not the most important number to look at. The things to look at are transaction volume on the network and developer adoption. On these two metrics, Bitcoin seems to be doing quite well.

http://avc.com/2015/07/bitcoin-trends-in-the-first-half-of-2015/

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I just stumbled upon Satoshi's famous quote ...

"In the absence of a market to establish the price (of bitcoin, estimates) based on production cost is a good guess and a helpful service (thanks). The price of any commodity tends to gravitate toward the production cost. If the price is below cost, then production slows down. If the price is above cost, profit can be made by generating and selling more." Feb. 21, 2010 Satoshi Nakamoto

... and asked myself: What is the current cost of production of one Bitcoin?

I found the following figures:

"According to Blockchain, over the last 24 hours Bitcoin miners used an estimated 135,950.77 megawatt hours of electricity." That is round about $195.000 a day. Daily there are 5.000 new Bitcoins mined. So that would equal to $39 cost of electricity per Bitcoin. Far away from current market price. Sure, to "produce" a Bitcoin you need hardware.

So the cost of hardware is the big unknown to calculate the real cost of production. And here you - fellow Bitcoin Enthusiasts - come into play:

Do you know reliable cost figures for mining hardware like price, operating lifetime and so forth to calculate the cost to produce one Bitcoin (and therefore get comparison to the current market value of a Bitcoin)?


Thanks,

Bitone

http://blogs.marketwatch.com/thetell/2013/12/12/fidelity-halts-bitcoin-investments-from-iras/

European watchdog’s warning throws cold water on Bitcoin fever

Updated:
http://www.eba.europa.eu/-/eba-warns-consumers-on-virtual-currencies