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Hey, my name's Amose, I decided to start my own Bitcoin exchange and run it from my home in the RSA.
It's coming along and I'm starting to think further down the line. Here's the thing: I'm good (somewhat)
at programming but my marketing skills are similar to those of a 70 year old granny, so I basically have
no idea how I'm gonna promote it when it's launched. I want to ask for your help to find a good sources
to get some basic understanding of internet marketing before I launch. Preferably free or very cheap
to get access to. Thanks!
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This must be a second one so no one misses the opportunity. |
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BetVIP.com is the world's first licensed Bitcoin sportsbook platform. Offering the wide array of sports and live in-play betting that you would expect from a top fiat sportsbook - but exclusively taking, and paying out, bets in bitcoin. Find out more!check the given link is not working so put that link in correct format, when i tried to click i got that error, i think something missing or broken link. Server not found Firefox can't find the server at [http. Worked just fine for me. Keep trying! |
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Looks like a good step forward, the time'll show how it's going to work.
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It's from this contest that I found out about the child milliomaire from Dubai.
Fascinating. My vote's for the lucky little guy.
What about Christopher Koch? I love Koch's story. |
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So, we have a day until the end, right?
Yeah, but I'm not sure about the time zone. |
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I believe the coin can be mined according to the initial whitepaper.
They say there'll be no asics, just cpu mining. |
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Yes. I bought it. It looks 100x better than any other ICO out there and there is real company behind it. So..
only time will tell the rest.
I thought so too. Have you seen this? Looks like it was fun. My friend was there and said it was really good. |
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XDN = first encrypted anonymous untraceable messenger? I doubt there is any other word you can add so that it sounds cooler. Awesome job!
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Link to the whole declaration of FBI agent that lead the SR investigation http://ia700603.us.archive.org/21/items/gov.uscourts.nysd.422824/gov.uscourts.nysd.422824.57.0.pdfTL;DR: - CAPTCHA on SR site wasn't configured correctly with TOR and leaked the IP of the server - Server was in Iceland, Icelandic authorities helped the FBI to get server backups etc - In that backups there were IPs to other backup servers (some USA, some foreign) and FBI got that too - At that point, Ulbricht was "only" the lead suspect - They used pen registers (routing only, no contents) to confirm the identity by checking when he was online on the ISP + IPs/ports used and when he was online at the SR forum - After that they arrested him wtf is a 'pen register'? |
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The comments at the bottom of this article are hilarious.
Many of them seem to echo this sentiment: "Bitcoin started by an unknown in 2009 and people are buying into it. I think there is going to be a lot people either very broke or very disappointed in the end. Someone is making money here and it probably isn't the average Joe." Misinformed? Clearly. Knee-jerk reaction? Definitely. Should be dismissed? I'm not sure. |
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Here's a fun thought: the price can remain stagnant, or even drop, and all this transacting through Bitcoin network can continue.
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Stanford had a cryptocurrency course last year, don't forget! (I believe stanford was the first)
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Miners fees make up .3% of the money miners make, meaning that if the fees raised by 100x then miners would still only make a third of what they make now. Which in fantasy land means that miners just gracefully exit and cease to exist, but really means you now have a drop of hash rate and also a group of people with machines that make hashrate that got fucked over by bitcoin and have no wish for it to succeed.
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For iOS, breadwallet.
Strongly agree. And I say that as someone who has played around with all of the available iOS wallets. Deterministic plus beautiful and incredibly easy to use interface. |
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I fail to even understand his example. So when a central bank exists other companies, investment firms and banks are unable to rob you blind? Eh yes they can. He's mixing up arguments, like so many people. Decide what point you want to make and research that.
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How in the world do they control the humidity? Of course I guess this equipment does not need to last long. A year maybe?
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1 year = 12 months. BTC price is still ~4x higher than last year at the same time.
If you discount the huge mainstream media hype that happened last year, temporarily and artificially inflating the price to $1000, you would be able to make the case for a continuing upward trend over the life of BTC. |
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