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Economy / Services / Looking for experienced developer to work on enterprise-level blockchain project
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on: March 12, 2018, 01:06:48 PM
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Good Day,
I am the co-founder of a blockchain project called Helium and am looking for a part time / full time developer who can assist my current team in helping not only complete the launch of the blockchain but work with us afterwards to help maintain the chain itself. Helium is an economic fork of Spreadcoin and will be a technical fork of a codebase yet to be determined (Dash / PIVX / Crown). There is a blockchain snapshot taken of the Spreadcoin blockchain which you will be required to work with in lockstep with our other technical team members as well as handling various other duties like shoring up or creating Windows / MAC / Linux wallets among other work.
Payment will be in the coin itself and there is a potential for some Bitcoin depending on the nature of the work and skill level and portfolio you can bring to the table. Please contact me directly if you are interested as the project is now moving forward in the coming weeks. This project has real-world Enterprise implications so adding something like Helium on to your resume has the potential to catapult your career into the stratosphere of digital currency.
- Jason
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / [EMC] Emercoin Speculation and Discussion - Top 10 Cryptocurrency
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on: January 07, 2016, 06:19:24 AM
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This is a self-moderated thread for discussion of Emercoin trading and price speculation. ( Full disclosure - I am the Chief Communications Officer for Emercoin ) To keep the conversation productive and on-topic there are a few simple guidelines: - Keep posts on-topic and relevant to the discussion. Off topic posts will be removed and constitute any extensive discussion of other coins or the promotion of other coins.
- Opinions are encouraged here, so long as they are substantiated. Comments without substance or backing are considered off-top (Example: "Emercoin is crap!" or "OMG I love EMC Huma Huma".
- Trolling will not be tolerated And besides, can't we all just.... get along?.
- When quoting posts, please remove any unneeded content. This will keep down on the clutter and increase the overall quality of the thread as a resource.
 Background:Emercoin is a leading digital currency and shared ledger platform that focuses on true blockchain innovation. We are an internationally comprised company that has brought together some of the very best digital currency and blockchain talent in the World. Our focus is on creating blockchain-based services for both consumers and business. In the past year the company has invested its efforts into development of technologies that offer solutions to real-world problems. The other tenant of Emercoin is that our technologies constantly push the threshold of innovation, which has allowed us to create a truly feature-rich currency and blockchain. Recently we have begun to form partnerships with industry leaders who see value in the Emercoin currency (EMC) and the Emercoin blockchain. Since we specialize in delivering digital payment and blockchain solutions that are ready-to-use and scale well for the enterprise environment, we have attracted several partners who are making use of our services in the near future. The most recent publicly announced partnership is with Microsoft who will be adding the Emercoin blockchain services to the Azure cloud's Blockchain-as-a-Service platform. This will allow Azure cloud users to install and make use of the many innovative EMC services along with the EMC currency. Here is the suite of Emercoin services slated for addition into the Microsoft Azure cloud marketplace: - EMC SSH - Our decentralized solution for secure shell management
- EMC SSL - Our decentralized solution for online security and passwordless authentication
- EMC DNS - Censorship-resistant domain name system that improves upon Namecoin
- EMC TTS - Our trusted time stamping service
- EMC STREAM - Micropayment library for streaming digital media of all types
- EMC LNX - The first decentralized pay-per-click advertising network of its kind
- EMC DPO - Our digital proof of ownership solution for physical or digital goods and services
- EMC InfoCard - Storage for digital business cards for use with EMC SSL
Microsoft and Emercoin partnership:https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/azure-blockchain-as-a-service-update-3/http://www.coindesk.com/bitpay-microsoft-blockchain-platform/http://www.nasdaq.com/article/microsofts-azure-blockchain-as-a-service-program-gains-momentum-cm562389Coin and blockchain details:Emercoin is a Proof of Work / Proof of Stake hybrid, that relies on Proof of Stake more than Proof of Work for the production of Emercoin and the security of the network. Here are the coin and blockchain specifics: And off we go my friends, speculate away and play nice! |
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Economy / Digital goods / CryptoLottery.com + CryptoRates.com + CryptoCalculator.com
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on: April 15, 2015, 03:02:01 PM
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All three domains listed in the title are for sale for BTC. Prices listed below:
CryptoLottery.com - 1BTC
CryptoRates.com - 1BTC
CryptoCalculator.com 1BTC
All three crypto domains: 2.5BTC. Domains registered at Namespro, escrow is fine if you pay full amount. PM me questions or post here.
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Economy / Digital goods / LitecoinLoan.com
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on: February 24, 2015, 02:37:33 AM
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For sale is the domain LitecoinLoan.com. The domain is registered at Namespro, price is 0.1BTC. I have been in the domain industry for over a decade however if you do not feel comfortable sending payment first, escrow can be used at your cost. This domain's value is in its name/term recognition for a financial services site for Litecoin in the future, specifically in the realm of credit / loans:
LitecoinLoan.com - 0.1BTC
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Economy / Digital goods / MinerTechnology.com, HashingRentals.com, SmartProperty.us, USBMiner.com+ more
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on: February 19, 2015, 07:23:01 PM
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Good Day,
As promised, all Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency domains listed are between 0.05BTC to 0.1BTC each. Group offers considered, all domains registered at Namespro. I have been in the domain industry for over a decade however if you do not feel comfortable sending payment first escrow can you used at your cost. Preference will go to buy out offers:
>> Buy the entire 0.05BTC section of domains below for: 1.2BTC
0.05 BTC each:
ColoredCoins.us
ColoredCoin.us
ColoredCoins.biz
ProofOfReserves.net
ProofOfReserves.org
Hashlet.org
Appcoins.ca
Appcoins.us
Appcoin.us
Appcoin.biz
Appcoins.biz
Appcoins.info
TorontoCrypto.com
OttawaCrypto.com
MontrealCrypto.com
VancouverCrypto.com
MiningHashrate.com <<<<<<< SOLD
HashrateMining.com
ScryptHardware.com
ScryptBoards.com
ScryptChips.com
ScryptMachines.com
MiningCooling.com
HockeyWallet.com
BasketballWallet.com
DragonWallet.com
StrawberryWallet.com
BlueberryWallet.com
RaspberryWallet.com
MelonWallet.com
KiwiWallet.com
PineappleWallet.com
PearWallet.com
GrapeWallet.com
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>> Buy the entire 0.1BTC section of domains below for: 2.7BTC
0.1BTC each:
SmartContract.us
SmartProperty.us
AmericaCrypto.com
CaliforniaCrypto.com
LosAngelesCrypto.com
LasVegasCrypto.com
TexasCrypto.com
WalletAddresses.com
WalletJobs.com
WalletDevelopment.com
WalletNames.com
PrivateKeyInsurance.com
PrivateKeySecurity.com
SellHashrate.com
LeaseHashrate.com
RentHashrate.com
HashingRental.com
HashingRentals.com
HashrateRental.com
HashrateRentals.com
HashingMachines.com
HashingFarms.com
HashingChip.com
HashingChips.com
HashingBoards.com
HashingBoard.com
HashingRig.com
AsicMachine.com
AsicEquipment.com
MinerTechnology.com
MiningRental.com
MningBoards.com
USBMiner.com
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Economy / Speculation / The true scarcity of a Bitcoin
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on: February 15, 2015, 10:11:16 PM
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Good Day Bitcoin faithful,
Part of the beauty of Bitcoin is the hard limit of twenty one (21) million Bitcoins created as dictated by the protocol. This inherently gives the cryptocurrency a level of scarcity in the event mass global adoption takes place. With over seven billion humans plus the advent of autonomous agents, there will be a select few individuals who will be able to own more than a single Bitcoin in the not-so-distant-future. Bear in mind that the following is written with the assumption Bitcoin will continue to grow in global adoption, giving impetus to the following question:
How many Bitcoins exist today?
The obvious, short answer is: "There is no way to know", which is correct. This is an exercise in speculation, however it is one that intrigues me and thus I will approach it by looking at the number of coins permanently lost. By 2025, there is a strong chance most countries will be involved in Bitcoin to some degree. As traditional fiat currency economists began to follow and dissect the currency as they would any other, developing a commonly agreed upon average # of Bitcoin lost and therefore not part of currency supply will be a reality. I can foresee Central Banks dedicating some attention to this in the future as it is a deflationary event. To this day, I still have friends and acquaintances that I will poke and prod to ensure they are using basic security standards, as anything more complex is out of their scope for the time being. One such acquaintance lost a modest sum of Bitcoin recently due to bypassing basic security measures such as backing up a wallet.dat file. While these occurrences are going to become less common due to the increase in value, awareness and availability to more robust solutions, it is clear we still have some time before this type of news becomes a rarity in itself.
Due to the higher volume of Bitcoin issued via the protocol in the early years coupled with a non-existent and eventually low value, it is logical to assume that the largest amounts of Bitcoin lost were done so in the first few years (2009-2011). Today we sit at roughly thirteen point eight two (13.82) million Bitcoin issued via the protocol, with a price of $235 USD/BTC. For sake of example, if we assume that one percent (1%) of all currently issued Bitcoin has been lost, we have a total of one hundred and thirty-eight thousand, two hundred Bitcoin (138.2 K) that are out of the currency supply forever. That equates to a USD total of $32,477,000.00m (32.47 million). That is a sizeable amount of purchasing power in today's terms. Some questions that come to mind:
At what price do you personally feel Bitcoin will hold enough value to society that the vast majoirty of Bitcoin private keys will be kept securely, making lost Bitcoin virtually a non-existent occurrence?
What percent of the current Bitcoin currency supply do you feel is permanently lost? (a 1% figure was used above for illustration)
Are there any well known and publicized losses of Bitcoin from the past that can be used to build up and towards a generally accepted percentage?
If nothing else, this can provide some level of distraction and informative discussion whilst the now fourteen month long bear market roars on. Keep in mind that the average individual who has heard of Bitcoin is not likely to be aware that a meaningful # of Bitcoin have already been permanently lost, or that Bitcoin can be permanently lost to begin with. When viewing this through the lens of a hard cap of twenty-one million Bitcoin by roughly the year 2110-2140 range, the Bitcoin you hold today is an extremely valuable commodity indeed. Thanks for playing and here is to a lively Spring Bull Market Breakout!
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Economy / Service Announcements / [ANN] CryptoConsultant.com - Canada's 1st Bitcoin Consulting Company
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on: November 19, 2013, 09:46:14 PM
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Proud to announce the launch of CryptoConsultant.com - Canada's 1st Bitcoin Consulting Company: http://www.cryptoconsultant.comWe are located out of the tech triangle of Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Our focus is the growth and adoption of Bitcoin in North America through financial education and professional Bitcoin consulting tailored to individuals, charities and businesses. While much of the community here at Bitcointalk.org will have a strong grasp on the technical aspects of Cryptocurrency, there are many other areas we specialize in that can help you or someone you know: - Bitcoin payment integration
- Full in-house training and education
- Procurment of Bitcoin
- Storage and security
- Financial literacy
- Introduction to Bitcoin mining
- Guidance on governance
- The Bitcoin protocol
- Remittance
Please take a moment to head on over to http://www.cryptoconsultant.com and check us out. We would be happy to hear from you and if you or someone you know in Canada is looking to make the jump into Cryptocurrency please think of us first when it comes to professional Bitcoin consulting services. We provide a solid educational base for individuals to start transitioning from the old paradigm of centralized systems to the rapidly expanding decentralized World of today. Thank you and Long Live Bitcoin |
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Economy / Securities / [WTB] 100 ASICMINER Direct Shares, bulk purchase (juicy details inside)
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on: May 26, 2013, 12:30:35 PM
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Good Day,
I would like to purchase 100 ASICMINER DIrect shares from a seasoned mining vet here. Given the purchase size I will be going with the best bulk rate offered, able to complete transaction once deal is agreed upon.
Now, let's make a deal!
Edit: Looking to pick up 100 Direct Shares for 245BTC. PM me if interested.
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Other / Beginners & Help / Cold Storage scenario
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on: March 27, 2013, 10:45:09 PM
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Hey all,
Relatively new to BTC, simply taken back by this acceptance, the world has been ready for this for some time it feels like. Part of what intrigues me the most about BTC is it's cryptographic nature, bringing an inherent level of security to the currency. Continuing the security theme, I would like to get a point clear in my mind regarding Cold Storage. Exactly how does one easily retrieve coins from that offline wallet and bring them out of cold storage using the private key?
If one was to generate several offline wallets and send their BTC evenly to those wallets (5) and keep the private keys for each in cold storage for X amount of time, how would they retrieve the coins using the private keys? I did not see an option in the Bitcoin client to import a private key, is there a service that does this for you? And can this be done from anywhere in the world, such that if installed BTC on a new PC and wanted to get your BTC from cold storage into this newly generated wallet, how the heck would you do it?
I understand and fully embrace the idea of keeping your virtual currency stored away in cold storage, I am still a little bit murky on the different methods on how to retrieve them easily.
Thanks in advance for any light you can shed on this!
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