They even have specially developed trojans for dropping CP on computers in order to have a target incarcerated and discredited. Could there possibly an easier, more efficient, risk fee way of removing opposition?

Sort of.  A keyboard mash is much easier to audit that it's properly being added to the entropy pool.  If I can verify that the generator is producing private keys that are a hash of my chosen string plus some other data, I think it's fair game to assume that if my string is decently unpredictable and secret, that my private keys aren't going to be predictable to an outside guessing attack.  The problem with mouse data is it's hard to know if it was any good.  What if the user has a touchscreen and doesn't generate mouse movement events unless you actually press something etc...?  Bitaddress.org moves on with whatever additional entropy it presumably got from the mouse, which could be zero, and which someone might later find it may dangerously be not enough.

I think keyboard mashes have low entropy per character (e.g. I bet "asdf" is quite overrepresented in them) but if they're forced to be very long (like a line or two of text) I see them as a very decent way to "cut" the output of a "securerandom" that might be later found to be broken ("cut" as in cut a deck of cards)

I would feel much better if bitcoin wallets generated new addresses using the following method:

SHA256(something_from_SecureRandom + some_user_supplied_constant + some_incrementing_counter + current_system_time/tickcount)

The "some_user_supplied_constant" could be nothing more than a string collected from the user upon first invocation of the program, and perhaps even saved to a config file.  It serves the same purpose as salt.  Because the user supplies it, it's pretty easy to verify that it isn't predictable.  It will have relatively poor entropy, but would successfully serve the purpose of making mass cracking of insecure random numbers pretty much impossible, as well as verifiably ensuring that there is some portion of the input that is truly unpredictable by an outside attacker.

After seeing how well the US treats online businesses I am thinking that establishing my business in the US is not the best way forward.

Are there decent web hosting companies based in Hong Kong that take Bitcoin? And what are the hurdles of starting a business there? Are there residency requirements?

Or why use any country, what if I just had a server in a different country every month? A nomadic server with no permanent home. The only permanent thing would be the domain name.

Hej!

Jag är intresserad av detta, bor i Sverige (.se).

Escrow är självklart ett måste och de kan förslagsvis anordnas via sturle (norsk som jag använt tidigare)

Ska det skickas till Norge eller inom Sverige, tänker på tullavgifter och liknande

Edit: Eller så växlar vi från BTC till SEK

Is this him?

16th July 2013 The launch of a new service: Onion Bank.
It has been two years since the open registration of new
Freedom Hosting accounts was closed, and replaced with an invite only
system, which was done to prevent DDoS attacks.

I initially said there would be an option to purchase an
account for a low price of $5 with bitcoins but nothing ever came of
this, mainly because there was no easy way of accepting bitcoins on an
onion site without having to install the bitcoin software.

This gave me the idea that I should create one, a site
where merchants can signup and easily accept bitcoins on their onion
sites.

I created Onion Bank, which has been in (slow) development for almost two years!

Originally it was supposed to include an anonymous exchange between Liberty Reserve and Bitcoins, but since the closing of LR it has now become a bitcoin only site.

One of the problems with using bitcoin on the Tor network is anonymity, bitcoins have a blockchail which can link your purchase or sale of bitcoins at exchanges with the sites that accept them, to use them anonymously a shared wallet/laundry system is required. Onion Bank does all of this and more, the ability to accept and spend bitcoins anonymously.

Using Onion Bank you can accept bitcoins on your site, complete automation is possible.

You can also setup a simple payment/donation link for your site.

Features include...
 Merchant Services SCI/IPN.
 Multiple Identities under one account.
 Generates a new bitcoin address for every transaction.
 Escrow.
 Laundering.

Visit Onion Bank at http://onionbank6fdaccy.onion/
You can also test it out with testnet bitcoins at http://obtestnetmeczlkn.onion/

Goodbye, triple digits. See you 2015.

After this week, I'm not sure we will see triple digits in 2013 again.

This has never been a billion dollar market to begin with. Triple digit, billion, those are things of a faint past.

No more triple digits for 2013.

Noone buys the triple digit lie anymore.

Looks like MtGox is beginning to shake off its denial and join the ranks of the 80s. This is only the beginning.

What if the buyer is an established casino firm that wanted to get into the Bitcoin game? If that's the case, then they would've been accumulating beforehand and have been responsible for some of the buying pressure. This would now be gone, along with 350k coins released on the market.

I smell blood.

I dont think Eric is going to cash it out.

Cheers

Viewed as legitimate businesses in the rest of the world, they are treated as criminal enterprises in the U.S., and Tzvetkoff could face life in prison for serving them.

This is definitely going to 100... not sure would it hold but it might, whales need to make us bullish again before dumping