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Well it was the first cryptocurrency, which grabbed many people's attention, and is why it is so successful
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you dont really win btc, rather u advertise for someone and they pay you for it.
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I don't think any country in the world will take bitcoin as an "official" currency because of it's volatility and unpredictability, as well as how hard it is for the government to control such a currency
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Buy, buy, buy, i buy as much as my income allows me haha. But it is not much considering how much the price of btc is.
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Theoretically, i would, but after being with the dog for a long time, and bonding with it, it would be hard for me to "sell" my dog, which is why i believe that i wouldn't do it if i was given the opportunity to sell the dog.
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Nothing. Satoshi just missed out on some huge potential, but what's done is done. No use crying over spilt milk
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Why would you sell all your bitcoin? The price now is rising and it will continue. If you really wanna sell, just sell some not all. So when the price hits $5000 you can sell some again. Better to have bitcoin in our wallets as it guarantee as a bright future.
Trading purposes, daily needs and requirements. eg food, and water, shelter. Some people use btc as a currency not an investment. |
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You can set one, but it is limited by your rank. Therefore, not many sig campaigns want newbies like us.
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Makes me want to bash my head on a wall repeatedly
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No way they can. Bitcoin uses a sha256 bit encyption which would is 2 256 possible formulas. Basically, it would take forever  |
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Yea of course, the deccentralised nature is part of the reason why people use Bitcoin. By taking it away, you would have to rely on a centralized form of holding bitcoin, and that requires putting all your btc into ONE person's hands. It would be no different than a normal currency where you have to pay taxes and such.
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Following on from my previous question, could someone explain what exactly is a "proof of work" in a block, and what hashes are.
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It won't go for long, i reckon it will start dumping very soon. Maybe in 3200
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Seen this terminology a lot, but don't know what it means. Anyone care to explain?
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I would suggest paper or offline wallets because of increased security. Online wallets can always be hacked and therefore are less secure. However, phons are very common, and online wallets are convenient as well.
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You won't have to check how many BCC your wallet has given you; if you don't have any BTC ( Tap head guy)
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So what's happening, has the fork been released? How do you get BCC? How much is it worth right now? Will it overtake it? WHAT'S GOING ON?
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What's a good wallet for beginners?? Looking for a wallet on phone and computer
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