Prepare for the next round of bullshit excuses from ASIC producers


http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-27/tsmc-factories-evacuated-after-6-1-magnitude-quake-hits-taiwan.html

Seems this may be the reason

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2297092/Spaniards-spooked-Cypriot-savings-grab-turn-virtual-currency-hide-money-THEIR-cash-strapped-government.html


If they thought loosing 6-9% wqs bad wait until this  bubble bursts.......

Seems BTC reputation as a scammers haven is well earned.
BTCGuild has a problem on 0.8 upgrade and a number of people took the piss.

https://www.btcguild.com/index.php?page=home

Scammer: BitMofo

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108832
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149130.0

Builds up the list using other accounts he owns.
Sends funds to non-players, to continue the scam.

Some of the 'player' accounts have disappeared and only quotations of the messages remain...........

Scammed 1.0 BTC
https://blockchain.info/tx/f06d765710b3c916a9b7f57718b52fdc7e6135d421a9a521d72b45bb90a0b560
Should have returned it to: 1AkJsm52muHNadJ1hMM9j32E92aH2GHMYr

It appears that if you take the PRIVATE keys from bitcoin-qt 0.7.2, then import them to the Multi-bit client

The PUBLIC addresses that are generated DO NOT always MATCH the addresses as seen in bitcoin-qt client.

I have not risked sending bitcoins to the addresses to see the outcome

Ok... for all the  noobie techno faggots   and "ASICS" with SHA-256 will never exist group.

Here is what a REAL progressional group can accomplish as regards to getting SHA into an ASIC.
Really DO NOT read this document it will make you VERY depressed (go to the bottom of the page).
http://hardcoreforensics.com/blog/2012/12/10/bitcoin-mining-publicly-available-vhdl-source-code-and-the-xilinx-xupv5/



And you REALLY do not want to know how many weeks it took them, ohhhhhh shit AND they did it in 2011 OVER 1 YEAR ago!!!

Hi,

I notice a mining site that is saying nonces are incorrect, (but i suspect they are not)

Is there a site where i can drop in a hash say:

00000001653b8fc7d366c410b68c0608f77fb8b57ae67a6e9a4100fa0000001d00000000468638e 0f07ee775fc1e39816ac9ec505c3a933127ccabb30a13440377ae780a50c3df2d1a04e0ea

and get the correct nonce back (all the hashes have been solved and are in the block chain)

HC

ASIC miners  fighting over the last few bitcoins.

http://hk.dv.nextmedia.com/actionnews/hit/20121118/18070789/20004995