this is about building something useful for Pakistani people.

adding the coin to more exchanges will help this coin to get more exposure and for the traders to get familiar with this coin, i can say now that this coin is a universal coin and not for the Pakistani only.

something wrong arrived on blockchain from 11/01/2017 to 25/01/2017
everything received and solo mined on my wallet aren't confirmed !
everything mined and received before IS confirmed

does somebody tricking the blockchain around ?

yes Angela M. is supporting eMark ...

Yes, the readily able to send and receive around the world in fractions of seconds is the biggest advantage of gold 2.0 which cannot be never possible with gold 1.0 ever.

Gold has lost its usage of being a "currency" due to this factor whereas bitcoin is coming with all the properties of gold+easy transfer facility. It means bitcoin is a "bug fixed version" of traditional gold, the humanity waiting for daily need.

the technology behind bitcoin can also be used for multiple purpose, so this whole thing about gold being more important because it can be used on the real industry it's not a point so important anymore in favor of gold

you can use the blockchain to build a great amount of stuff on it, it can make life easier for many developers

I think you are right. Gold was the most used store of wealth, but it was lacking the ability to be transfered easily. It could also be robbed. So Bitcoin is a very great innovation because it solves those two problems, but another one is created : you can loose your bitcoins by yourself ! Given the number of people that sent bitcoins to a wrong address, this is the proof that this is not just idiots that send their bitcoins to the wrong address. The developpers should maybe focus on this rather than on other useless things.

Great post OP, it would alleviate a lot of future issues if everyone could come to the same agreement as you mentioned in the war portion. It will take time but I can definitely see BTC becoming something pretty similar to what you're describing. As more and more people catch on to what bitcoin actually is and the potential is has you can see actual worth steadily increasing. I don't foresee this stopping at all and I believe it will eventually transition / evolve into what you're describing OP.

Bitcoin is even better than gold since it is more secure, it is digital and you can use it as a type of currency. And moreover, no one can control it even if the bank decides to accept Bitcoin. The more you use it, the more advantage it can bring to you.
However, I would like to change the title a little bit: Cryptos are gold 2.0 since there are more potential cryptos have been created which are even more effective than Bitcoin

No. Because comparing it to gold is very limiting. What inefficiencies can gold come in to and make them efficient? In fact gold itself is very inefficient to use. So why compare it with gold?

But if you do not have a clue what Bitcoin is then be my guest. Call it gold 2.0 if you want.



Read the comment above.

I disagree with the OP. Bitcoin has a key difference with gold: its "intrinsic value" depends totally on the network of users and not on a form of "physical" scarcity like with gold.

Many say that Bitcoin is "scarce" because the number of "coins" is limited to 21 million. But Bitcoin software is replicable. We already see that there are many alt-chains emerging using Bitcoin clones or very similar software applications.

So one could say there is no real scarcity. However, that's also not true. The key fact is that the value of Bitcoin is exclusively related to the network of its users. One indicator is the sheer number of users. But even more important is the composition of the user base. There must be users that accept it for goods and services that really are solving needs of other users. That's Bitcoin's real scarcity: The network of users that already exist is very difficult to build up for a clone.

One can say that Bitcoin is used almost exclusively as a speculation tool and that's not important that goods or services are offered. But that's simply not true because you can do speculation the same way with all the other altcoins around there.

The key fact that makes Bitcoin more expensive/valuable than other similar "coins" is the possibility that it could be used some day as a worldwide general purpose payment system. That's the "to da moon myth", and that's why a Bitcoin today costs $1000 and not $3 like a LTC.

For this myth to work, the network of users and good or service providers must be constantly growing. So "real-word" goods and services - although not used very extensively in the community - play an important role for Bitcoin's value.

Bitcoin can be compared to gold.

In times of severe social distress, war/tyrannical government, persecuted minority etc. Either Bitcoin can be used can to temporarily store and transport/store wealth that could otherwise be destroyed if left in situ (ie. In local property and other entities that rely on local laws to maintain their value).

Albeit, not a function that most people ever want to have to use.

Bitcoin cannot be compared with gold. Gold is a precious metal. It can be used for many purpose. Bitcoin is also expensive. It can be considered as a saving if you are ready to take risk. We dont know the future of bitcoin. Because its price is volatile. Who knows if its price will crash tomorrow.Whatever we tell about bitcoin, its right, but after all its a man made software token. Nothing else. If someone hack any top bitcoin exchange or any firm ,thats it. Its price will crash. Imagine If its price crashs and becomes fews cents then there wont be any use with this bitcoin.

Bitcoin and gold really looks alike. I can say that the portability is the biggest advantage of gold. You can move a large amount of wealth, which consists in relatively small amount of gold. And gold is easy to store, and relatively easy to hide. Bitcoin has the same properties. So it's really possible to call bitcoin as Gold 2.0.

Yes, Bitcoin and gold share few properties such as both are great investment ventures, but it's not right to say bitcoin as Gold 2.0 as unlike gold bitcoin is very very volatile and even if the probability is low bitcoin can become totally worthless tomorrow(Not that I want it to happen). In today's market investing in gold is very safe, there is now way gold will become worthless I think we all can agree to that, now investing in bitcoin involves some risk. So one is safe and other has some risk so how can they be the same?

You are absolutely right. Bitcoin is Gold 2.0 so tell me why people fail to realize that and are trying everything to destroy this invention?
If we would focus on one goal, unite every cryptocurrency enthusiasts under one roof, bitcoin would be number 1 world's currency by now.

Why do most of the people in this forum, even the Legendary ones think Bitcoin is synonymous to gold? Whenever Bitcoin is mentioned the first thing that comes in their minds are "wealth" and "earnings". Let those people out of here and bring back what it is all about. A censorship resistant, decentralized currency. Do you know what that means OP?

I agree, But it is still early for the human kind to accept it, needs a lot more advertising from everywhere, right now it is in a very closed environment, bitcoin needs worldwide tv commercials like coca cola, easy explanations, easy apps for smartphones..

Bitcoin sho is lightweight,  I give it that.  But it don't have no advantage ova tha gold thieves.  Hail, you got the damn exchanges runnin' away wit people's dough!  This ain't no binary dilemma we got here.  Gol' can exist side by side wit bitcoin, jist like we coext wit the squirrels up inna treetops.  Its a big ol' world an' they's lotsa room in it fo' evverthang.

Autoridades venezolanas apresan a cuatro mineros de bitcoins en las afueras de Caracas

Durante la mañana de hoy, el director del Cuerpo de Investigaciones Científicas, Penales y Criminalísticas (CICPC) de Venezuela hizo de conocimiento público la captura de cuatro venezolanos que se dedicaban a la minería de criptomonedas en dicho país.

Los funcionarios de la División de Delitos Informáticos del mencionado organismo policial detuvieron a tres hombres y una mujer en la ciudad de Charallave, estado Miranda, ubicada aproximadamente a una hora y media de Caracas. Los detenidos fueron identificados como Néstor Rafael Amundaray Precilla (57), Ana Cecilia Farías Villanueva (25), Kevin David Ojeda Díaz (26), Alberto José Zapata Orta (23). Fueron acusados de dedicarse al fraude cibernético y hurto de energía eléctrica.

Según una publicación realizada en la cuenta de Instagram del director del Cicpc, Douglas Rico, los detenidos poseían más de 300 mineros Antminers de la empresa Bitmain que, a juzgar por las fotografías, parecen ser del modelo S4, mientras que otros parecen ser SP31/35 de la difunta empresa Spoondolies. Además, la publicación argumenta que los bitcoins generados se intercambiaban en Cúcuta, Colombia, ciudad fronteriza que ha estado en medio de la polémica por la crisis económica que atraviesa Venezuela.


http://criptonoticias.com/sucesos/autoridades-apresan-cuatro-mineros-bitcoins-venezolanos-afueras-caracas/#ixzz4WrGpt37T

Seeing a bit of volume on Bittrex today which is very welcome. I hope that helps with the leniency I asked for in my email. I composed a fairly lengthy message detailing current events that should be considered. Of course, I will let the community know when I receive any correspondence in return.

jajaja vaya como te las gastas
m gusta tu forma de asumir los golpes
todo un poeta... 
bueno, si le haces un poema a ptc como dios manda (to flama) t paso 25k 
pero q sea de ptc eh

It's for your wife to see my photo.



And to let her know I am soon multi-millionaire, in Malibu.
That is the purpose of my coin, tell your daughter also,
if she is kinda super hot, instead.

i can translate turkish .pm pls