The Chinese government won't allow a 51% attack, right?

Most of these Chinese mining firms are pools, so like most pools that are extremely big, if they get too big, miners will hop to a different one.

A great DN wallet is BitCloak. Search it up on this forum.

Just use the above or bitmixer to preserve your privacy, and if you're really about privacy, use tor.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

K is the RNG variable.

Based on your privkey and K, you come up with a signature. Using the same variables, there are only so many combinations you can come up with. Meaning that an RNG can stumble upon previous combinations.

Simplified:

Imagine your name. That is your private key. The place number of each letter of your name (a=1, b=2, etc) is added and multiplied to a number rolled on a die. There are only 6 outcomes. Signatures are the same, but with alot more than 6 outcomes.

Maybe instead of a blocksize limit, there's a total fee limit? So maybe 5 BTC of fees max per block?

But maybe we should simply have a variable blocksize, based on how many MBS of transactions are pending in the mempool (above 1 sat per byte)

Amusing "public notes". Was that the basis of what homeland charged you on? Dirty money, child porn and drug trading? If so, I'll laugh.

They actually did that to you? It's pretty harsh.

If they let you go, why did they charge you? Ive never heard of anything of the sort. Did you do anything or trade with anyone sketchy?

I use a ledger wallet. Air gapping is the cybersecurity technique of the future.

I can connect it to my mycelium wallet using an otg cable, and can open it through the chrome application. That's all I need.

If she is a bitcoin user, buy her a ledger wallet or a trezor wallet. It will be something she won't go without.

But if she isn't, buy her something with bitcoin or a sculpture or a cute painting or something

Would this gambling system work?

Since that mining bitcoin is pretty much random, but the rule of thumb is that the more hashpower you have, the higher chance you have of mining the next block.

What if there was a service that you could bet on who mined the next block, with say a 2% house edge? Would you gamble there?

E.g. Pool x has 50% of the total hashpower. If you bet on pool x and they mine the next block, you get 98% profit.

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Or this

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You bet on who is going to mine the next block, based on the top 10 entities with the most hashpower. If you win, you get your share of the pot that everyone contributed to.

E.g.

- x is your bet in BTC
- y is the combined bet of everyone who bet on your same entity
- z is 95% of the total amount wagered for that block

So the formula is:
z(x÷y)

The house earns 5% of the total pot every block.

I purchased some keyboard keycaps through them, without hassle. It would definitely be better if they charged variable fees, like 10-20%, not a flat fee of $7. I paid double for my keycaps.

Never keep your bitcoin in an exchange. Put in, trade, withdraw, repeat.

The only problem I've seen with YoBit is their signature campaign withdrawal freezing, but the button always goes grey randomly. They have random withdrawal downtimes.

Bitcoin is a simplified idea.

The blockchain is bitcoin. The blockchain is held up by nodes and built up by miners. The blockchain is the Ledger, which records a number for every address. That number is added to and subtracted from every time you make and recieve a transaction.

"Bitcoin" is that number.

TL;DR: The community controls bitcoin.

"Can't handle the pressure"?

Haha.

More like, "Thanks for letting me bathe in popularity, but I simply am a hoax. I can't sign my address. Got ya, suckers!"

Nice catch. Have you reported the post to the mods? I'm taking a look at the bitcoin discussion board right now. Let's see what I find.

Watch your sodium intake, Kyle.

I do understand the concern you have with account farming, and how the community is pretty lopsided.
But this community is based on bitcoin, and so should this forum. Admins shouldn't exist. Only p2p.

Small things like signature campaigns kicking out spammers/reducing slot amounts are already helping.

TL;DR: Account farmers are cancerous, but the community should be able to work this out and come to a consensus.

It's a shitfest, that board. I think it was a mistake adding it, or more probably that the rules need to be clearer/fixed. No ponzis, only actual investments. Not games per se, but things like:

- Investing in companies that have to be verified or are recognized IRL
- Investing in people/gamblers (?)
- Investing proxies

I think prices will dip, then shoot up 60-80%.


Banks will give people a grace period to cash in their notes, after which it won't be possible, and will turn to either a collector's item or worthless paper.

Deep.

Touching story, but in all honesty, as was previously said, "I don't know who SN is, nor do I care."

Satoshi is the creator, we are his legacy.

Sweden v Norway

 - Fairly even, low-medium on Sweden

TStorm vs NRG.
 - Risky match. Don't let odds sway you. These teams are inconsistent, so skip or low on TStorm. Tbh not worth the effort.

Tyloo vs Renegades.
 - Renegades stand a great chance. Medium on RGades.

LG vs Splyce
 - Splyce are not as refined as LG. High on LG.

People holding their coins doesn't necessarily mean that the price will go down. There might be less supply on the market of coins, weakening the currently think sell walls and potentially driving the price up.