i don't think i know anyone who has $4000 spare to throw into buying one bitcoin so right now in my world it already is too late.

that's no bad thing. we need to get used to smaller units.

this will continue forever unless they do something about it. it goes to show how little thought went into it. i wonder what other stuff is gonna show up.

you can't be the new bitcoin if it becomes a toy for miners. six hours per block is not a usable currency.

yep. and i think they're reducing it to 250 euros.

you need to verify to get higher limits. new eu rules for all prepaid cards.

i don't know about specific countries, but america's financial laws are so onerous they must be holding back progress. the first place that really opens up will attract far more business. switzerland is looking like the most likely candidate. the eu is too uptight. i don't believe anyone wants to do business in russia if they can avoid it.

you would need bulletproof security, a ton of people to work on customer support, big bandwidth and the time to maintain all the wallets.

rather you than me. even if you get it working you might get hacked to death.

good question. it if were me i would spend maybe 30-50% on bitcoin and divide the rest between the top ten on bittrex and poloniex. way more potential upside.

where's the 2024 one?

i've seen one total eclipse in my life. even though it was cloudly it was the most incredible thing i've ever experienced. i wonder what cavemen made of it.

There now will be quite a few dollar millionaires on here, more the alt guys than the bit coin guys maybe.

Dunno how many will secure it as opposed to hanging in there. I couldn't imagine anything more sucky than reaching it and then having it snatched away by a monster crash or hack.

the guy i know who gets the most action is a pretty unfortunate looking specimen.

and all you have to do is find someone who thinks you're handsome. deciding who's handsome or who isn't is the world's least universal thing.

coinomi is an easier option. you can import the blockchain.info seed directly into it and there's your bcash. that's if your blockchain wallet is an hd one which i presume it is.

the korean exchanges have been selling zero fee vouchers  https://www.bithumb.com/u1/US138

i guess roger ver scooped up more than a few.

no one seems to be interested in talking about that. it's an inconvenient little fact.

it's almost certainly the most centralised coin in the top 20 or more likely 500 on coinmarketcap.

i'm kinda disgusted with the crypto scene right now.

hey, it's only an unbroken run of about $600 upwards a day for two and a bit straight years.

they will open it up when they've fiddled with the difficulty enough to attract others and supported the price long enough to fool them into signing up.

i wonder who it could be? boy, that's a big mystery.

the majority of those addresses are pre fork.

i'd like to see ones that were only created after it.

they imported the missile engines. the nuclear stuff probably came from pakistan. the country is a ruin.

there's no way in hell they have the skills to make an asic chip.

and it still doesn't make any economic sense. they're outright criminals and there's way more money to be made doing that.

i'm not calling it a scam. all i'm saying is that it was not a sensible way to launch something that would generate good will and interest from new users.

they could still have bailed out the original people by creating something completely new and crediting them when it was ready to launch.

by doing it the way they have they've hobbled interest from others.

anyway, good luck to it. i might buy in when something's operating.

wow. you're a persuasive guy.

bitcoin has the best developers, the most acceptance, blocks which actually arrive on time rather than being gamed, and its mining and development isn't 100% controlled by one entity.

bcash does not.

it doesn't really make any sense to me.

they'd have to spend millions in hard currency to buy the machines, allocate a load of their mediocre power structure to run it and might never get their investment back.

they forge dollars and smuggle crystal meth and heroin in diplomatic bags. that and the insurance fraud they do is way more profitable.