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Another "Troll" here:
On the minus side of the ledger, Gavin omitted to mention the X.509 privacy-destroying functionality for the unaware that has been implemented as the default behavior of the "payment protocol" in 0.9 clients.
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These suggestions come from an Orwellian totalitarian place.
People can use whatever money they choose. If the State wants to stop producing physical money, the free market will supply the demand.
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Gold up, bitcoin up ... don't let it blow all your minds all at once.
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Monero uses ring signatures to achieve some anonymity, it is worth a mention here also I think.
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Monetary Freedom.
Probably the most important freedom ...
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ZSL elevating. Goat, you're gonna be rich:  gonna?? guess you haven't been paying attention. |
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WTB Bulk MRO
serious offers only .... no scammers or BS artists tolerated.
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Gold has been going up every year for 10years except in 2013 and bitcoin has been going up every single year so far; the governments agencies have been manipulating the markets, the USD hasn't collapse yet and we didn't have the much needed recession so Gold and Bitcoin will go to the moon when the problems really arrive in the west
... to da moon baby .... but you do NOT want to be around when it happens because everything else will be going to da shithouse ... |
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I'm looking forward to the day i can travel to Argentina for a beautiful holiday filled with steaks, red wine and rugby ... all on btc of course  |
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Basically there's an attack they can't talk about yet, just get updated. The attack makes armory generate addresses from the virus.
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So
100 satoshis = 1 bit
and
1 million bits = 1 bitcoin?
am i right?
I should have made it clearer like this ... implication is to abbreviate bitcoins to coins. So there is no such thing as a 'bitcoin' currency unit, only the satoshis, bits and coins ... (side benefit disambiguation "Bitcoin" then solely refers to the transaction network). |
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So
100 satoshis = 1 bit
and
1 million bits = 1 coin?
am i right?
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Is there any talk of an approximate ETA for the public sale of shares? Too bad we couldnt have made some sort of an investment trust through this forum, there is a lot of money floating around here...
... any "floating bitcoin" has been stolen or defrauded. |
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mystified what they are driving at here ... if Kashmir Hill (or yourself) has found some kind of problem with bitcoin she's free to submit a pull request to the github repo ... just like everyone else. |
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yeah he quit google to go work for circle http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-abandons-anti-establishment-wall-street/these guys are not into bitcoin for freedom and the new tools it gives us to enable new forms of organisation for humans. they see it as a convenience for consumers to paper over the cracks in the current finance system and perpetuate their corpro-facist culture. ftfy |
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The point of this thread is for me to prove the IRS can't prove what bitcoins you sold - even if you make a direct challenge about it.
By posting a message on this forum, you are not making a direct challenge to the IRS. If you want to make a direct challenge to the IRS, have someone report you to the IRS and we will then see whether you are right or wrong. I have the feeling that they will be able to find something because, as stated before, the ramifications of your financial expenditures do not stop on your person but they continue and reach anyone you have been in contact with. I think you are correct and I am quite certain that the IRS and perhaps other "three-letter" agencies have plants here. They tend to do that sort of thing, you know. Stay legal people; find ways to minimise tax and go on! My $.02. Government informants have been the scum of society for millenia, the same scum that every police state inevitably slips on and breaks its neck in its final demise. If you welcome and support Stasi tactics from your government you are one sick MF. You are welcome to your scum and the law of the jungle they usher in ... |
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Maybe she has just been dumped on by a tech-savvy white male early bitcoin adopter in a messy break-up?
White female journalists can be emotive, personally involved and prone to heavily biased reporting.
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The Metcalfe Law model, and the assumption of complete replacement of the incumbents, indicates that only the tiniest fraction of bitcoin will transact - less than one coin in a million will suffice. I think this fits with the use of Bitcoin as a monetary good of final settlement, store of value, like gold, and the transaction network is used more like a clearing system (e.g. SWIFT or FEDWIRE). Whereby it moves relatively rarely compared with a transactional currency or daily payment system. Some figures on Bitcoin money velocity would be interesting. |
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