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Interesting new stats depiction. The information on the Bitcoin world map is only available in Spanish. Can you change this to English? Further, is the volume (24h) given in bitcoin or usd, euro, etc?
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Würde dir die 0.5 BTC zu dem Preis verkaufen. Das Problem an Yapital ist jedoch, dass es bis zu zwei Wochen dauern kann, bis die Zahlung überprüft und auf das Bankkonto überwiesen worden ist. Wenn du bereit bist solange zu warten, würde ich einen Escrow vorschlagen.
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Hast du vielleicht einen der beiden Errorcodes bekommen?
error 22 - Übertragungsfehler der Transaktion ans Netzwerk (Verbindungseinstellungen prüfen, z.B. Firewall)
error 26 - Offizielle Beschreibung im Code: "Transaction or block was rejected by network rules". Tritt auf wenn die zu sendende Menge kleiner als 5430 Satoshi ist.
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Thanks, shitcoin is a good one. Don't know if it is used exclusively for crypto coins but it's an often used term. I don't need definitions.
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Ich habe einen Bitcoin Blog den ich eintragen möchte. Im Moment kommt die Meldung "Service Temporarily Unavailable". Ich nehme an ihr bastelt gerade daran  Was mich interessiert: Werden nach dem Eintragen alle Posts des Blogs gecrawelt oder wird dieser dann nur gefunden wenn man nach Begriffe in der Domain sucht? |
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I would say more than 99% of global population have not heard about Bitcoin yet. It is still a topic of a small group of people. The press around the hype almost two years ago was not that much to burn Bitcoin into people's heads sustainably. im always surprised by how many people have still never heard of bitcoin
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The more Bitcoin is accepted by merchants and shops, the more the price declines. Why? Merchants usually exchange Bitcoins immediately into fiat money instead of hodling them. This increases the sell preasure and liquity and results into a declining price. So, it is not necessarily a bad sign when the bitcoin price declines.
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I'm collecting a list of terms and words which have been created by crypto coin community and which are used exclusively. I mean words like satoshi, hodling or altcoin. Are there some more? - shitcoin - clone coin - mining farm - g0x'ed - blockchain - masternode - instantX - darksend - 51% attack - Ninja launch - Ninja mine - Brain wallet - Stealthmine - bulltard - beartrolls - hopium Some more: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126798 |
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In order to increase transaction time the block generation period has to be decreased. Some coins already use 1 minute block generation what in one hand results in many empty blocks, but on the other hand, the confirmation time of transactions is much faster.
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I want to buy 2,000,000 Qora for 5 satoshi each. Someone interested to sell his/her stack?
I will call an escrow.
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Thanks, I want to store my Bitcoins on different locations securely. I already use a cold storage wallet. That means, if these three guys which running the servers decide to disappear, the BTC are gone, right? Then it is not a option for me at the moment. Just to exchange Bitcoin to NXT. I am planning to store some of my BTCs on the MultiGateway. As far as I know is it not fully decentralized. How secure are those Bitcoins stored there? What happens if the servers are getting down or jl777 (is he running the servers?) is disappearing suddently? Would be nice if someone could answer these questions.
I wouldn't recommend using MGW as a method to safely store Bitcoin, however if you want BTC on AE for trading purposes, it's very secure. Jl777 does not run the servers, they are operated by 3 independent parties that all need to agree on any deposit/withdrawal. There has yet to be a "hack" of MGW. Some guy has 300BTC on there, so I believe it's pretty safe, but cold storage or a dedicated wallet like Trezor are your best bets if you only want to store. |
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The price of NXT is going down because it is widely used for assets on the NXT asset exchange. Many asset issuers turn there raised NXT into Bitcoin because they need to pay developers which usually only accept Bitcoin. Throwing the raised NXT onto the markets creates an ongoing sell preasure.
Thats similar like the discussed thesis that the Bitcoin price must decline the more shops / sellers accept it. Shops accepting Bitcoin usually exchange them immediately into fiat money ( like Bitpay for shops standardly does ). This creates a bigger sell preasure and decreases the price.
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Why do you support to create more of those copy and mostly scam coins? IMHO, they hurt all serious crypto currencies and lead newbies into bad investments.
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I enjoyed watching this movie. Are there more movies / documentations about Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in common which are worth to watch?
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Ich wurde beschuldigt ein sockpuppet zu sein , aber ich habe diesen STake mit VERDAMMTEN euro über eine person gekauft die ich kenne.
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Sorry, aber das hört sich schon sehr komisch an. Ich kenne zwar nicht genau das System das angewendet wurde um Sockpuppets zu finden, aber irgendwie war die Erfolgquote tatsächliche Sockpuppets auszumachen schon ziemlich hoch.
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You mean DGEX is still hodling a huge amount of NAS from the time before Qora disappered and appeared again? So, if the coins from there will be transferable again, it will have a big sell preasure  What about dgex?
It holds lot of NAS.
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Mofo is open source and has something like a plugin system. So, everyone who has the skills can it extend by services like a NEM wallet. If anybody is good at coding, the NEM client is open source.
What does this mean? It means somebody can 1) make a super light USB client that is on a USB and NEM could be used on any computer the usb is plugged into. A client could be programmed to look for an open node and connect to it no problem. We are talking about being able to plug in a USB and 5 seconds later be logged into your NEM wallet and sending transactions from any computer. And 2) for a bonus level said dev could even customize the NCC with new fonts, or colors or themes to make it more streamlined and beautiful.
This would really give NEM credibility if some third-party clients/apps were built using its platform ... we need this! +1 +1 here is another idea that came out of Telegram. There is a really slick online wallet called Mofo (I think that is Finnish). It is a cross platform wallet for a Finnish cyrpto and NXT. Did I mention it looks nice? :-) Well, it is open source, and our NCC is open source. What does that mean? It means if somebody has the skills, then it is very doable. They can be merged. The next crypto they will add is BTC. This opens up a lot of possibilities in the future too for NEM. https://www.mofowallet.com/ https://github.com/fimkrypto/mofowallet |
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I am planning to store some of my BTCs on the MultiGateway. As far as I know is it not fully decentralized. How secure are those Bitcoins stored there? What happens if the servers are getting down or jl777 (is he running the servers?) is disappearing suddently? Would be nice if someone could answer these questions.
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I hoped to get more information about the new proof-of-participation concept from the whitepaper, but I only found superficial description about it. Can you provide some more "mathmatical" information?
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