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- DiamondCardz It would be good to add the rates, i.e. how much you earn per site. MinerDirect is down, it shows a directory listing. The layout looks very good ,very comfortable for the eyes. |
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Will 700-710$ be passed easily.. Sure, why not. It happend before, when the trading-card site MtGox was still used for btc  I see no reason why it cannot go far beyond $700 |
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It's alarming how often judges are ignorant.
Judges gonna judge. I doubt most judges are clued up on the cutting edge of technology. From my personal experience, most often they do not have any technical background. For example, they wouldn't know how to install a driver or what a DNS server does.  |
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I use bitcointalk the most, I think this falls under the category of social network. I do not use any of the other networks mentioned in the poll
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Has anyone thought about something like this? Anyone currently working on this? I am curious to hear the pieces you all might think goes into something like a decentralized OS. How is it supposed to work? File system in one computer, drivers on another, network management on a 3rd machine? Do you perhaps mean decentralized filesystem or sharing cpu/gpu power? yes this stuff exists. For example, HDFS. |
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Since Bitcoin is digital, and not physical, it's impossible to sit on a Bitcoin. It's digital, meaning, you'd have to go through your computer screen to sit on it, or even touch it. BTC are stored on your harddisk (or usb disk drive), so it is possible to sit on them. In addition, there are paper wallets which you can sit on  |
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55 coins? No that would be only worth only $31,000 yes, but more than a million russian rubles |
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183498 BTC is about $103.154.318 with the current market price. I think im going to faint  |
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what website does everybody use to buy and sell coins ?
what are the limits ? It depends on your location and payment preference. Sites often have different payment systems. |
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To me, bitcoin millionaire is someone who has holdings of bitcoin a worth
$1,000,000. Simple. You only need 55 BTC to be a bitcoin millonairei n that sense (1090100.00 Russian Rubles) I think to be a bitcoin milloniare in the literal sense you need 1 million bitcoins, this would cost about $562.155.000 USD (~ 500 million USD), I have this laying around in my pocket |
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I am pretty confident we are the new wealthy elite, gentlemen. All aboard the train, the price is rising like crazy  I'm not gonna be rich anytime soon unless I can get my hands on more coins, but I'm working on it Cheesy. The coins are still relatively cheap, if they are going to rise to $10.000 or something like that |
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Its just based on the demand. Many companies are investing in BTC, I think this makes the price goes up, but it is just speculation. Things do not always need a giant technical reason, for example dogecoin is rising +2.15% today, what is the reason?
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Disclaimer - I'm presuming this is as intuitive as it appears and would work the same as any other currency, such as this example:
100 pennies is $1 and $1 is worth $1, so if I have 4 quarters I have a dollar, or if I have 10 dimes I have a dollar, etc.
But I got to messing with the btc calculator and looking at the market price and then I think I just got overloaded confused here so need a gentle (or harsh) kick on this one
Ex: market price for 1btc is $100, with variation fluctuations
I buy 1 btc at $110 on Monday.
By Tuesday, it's at $150
Wednesday I buy one more btc for $150
I buy $100 on Thursday so I've spent a total of $360.
I'm assuming I have 2btc and change.
If Friday comes and btc shoots up to $360, do I now have just one btc or is each of my btc worth 360?
I know the answer in our standard currency but this is bitcoin and I'm not sure how to handle it...figured it would be the same but not positive.
Thanks for the clarification 1 BTC on monday is 1 BTC on friday. 1 USD on monday is 1 USD on friday. 1 YEN on monday is 1 YEN on friday. What fluctuates is the exchange rate. This fluctuates with fiat currency as well. For example see: http://econographics.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/euro-dollar-exchange-rates.jpgIn 2008 on euro would be $1.60, in 2010 it would get to $1.20. In other words if you have 100.000 euro in 2008, it would be 160.000$, but in 2010 it would be $120.000, a difference of 40.000$ Another example , 1 BTC in 2013 is ~ 123$ , now it is 564 $. |
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If anyone could post which exchanges they have had experience with or can recommend using that would be great.
I have some experience with btc-e, overall the site worked well. They allow trading of BTC,LTC,NMC,NVC,PPC,TRC,FTC and XPM. I have heard some rumors of users who lost their money, but it seems this only occurs with high amounts. They do not want any personal information. They have 2-step authorization, each login you get an e-mail. I wanted to try Bitstamp but they needed a lot of my personal information; |
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If so, is it possible to just buy the "product" (=bitcoin) from the sellor in one marketplace and just sell it at another with a higher qutation?
yes, this is possible. For example buy at BTC-e and sell at bitstamp. I think this technique is called Arbitage So do all wallets just have the same kind of interface for transactioning, and at the right websites/brokers/marketplaces wallet I can transform it to another websites/broker/marketplaces wallet? I have read much (shit) about this and I dont know any comparable example where I can imagine this.
yes, basically. In the same way you can use USD in various places, you can use bitcoin (BTC) at various places. |
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