The current miners are to big and to power hungry. But I think we will see small chips for mobile phones in the next 10 years that can support the network on a basic level. Every hardware POS or wallet needs to be a highly efficient miner. If you have billions of mini-miners then you won't need data centers doing the main part of the work. As long as mining bitcoins is profitable enough we don't need to discuss the next step. We are already on the way to a 1 Watt/THs. Two or four years from now you have chips that can be on every mainboard or as a tiny PC card. The proof of a transaction as difficult as the mining so every device that is somehow connected to the internet can consists this chip and a 2 cent 100gb flash drive for the blockchain (yes future price ). ... and so you have billions of chips supporting the network ^^

There is not much info.

Whois:
Registrant Name: WHOIS AGENT
Registrant Organization: WHOIS PRIVACY PROTECTION SERVICE, INC.
Registrant Street: PO BOX 639
Registrant Street: C/O NITROMINER.COM
Registrant City: KIRKLAND
Registrant State/Province: WA
Registrant Postal Code: 98083
Registrant Country: US
Registrant Phone: +1.4252740657
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax: +1.4259744730
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: LVDMXYBGFX@WHOISPRIVACYPROTECT.COM

The Page and the email is hosted in the US.

IP Address   198.252.65.84
Host   warhawk.arvixe.com
Location   US US, United States
Organization   SoftLayer Technologies
ISP   SoftLayer Technologies
AS Number   AS36351 SoftLayer Technologies Inc.

The official address is a Post Office Box in London.

Registered office :
88-90 Hatton Garden
EC1N 8PG London
England, United Kingdom

Company no. 08670125


I've had to have a closer look at it :/ but I only saw "cheap miners" ... I hate the psychology behind this

Hello,

I need to know who the czesk guys are who has stolen my money. Please don't comment like "idiot". There were several hundred people who has lost money. I will go to the police. But any help to find these a-holes is appreciated.

Hallo,

durch solche Dinge wie verlorene Bitcoins und die harte Grenze von 21 Millionen kommt bei mir etwas Zweifel an der Währung auf. Ist die Teilbarkeit auf 8 Stellen nach dem Komma wirklich ausreichend? Angenommen 1 µBitcoin entspräche 1 Dollar. Dann gäbe es nicht genug Bitcoins für das Weltbruttosozialprodukt von irgendwas bei 40 Billionen. Bestünde eigentlich theoretisch die Möglichkeit die Teilbarkeit um den Faktor 10^3 oder 10^6 nachträglich zu erhöhen? Die ersten Großinvestoren haben ihr Interesse bekundet. Mehr unter:
http://bitcoinmagazine.com/coinlab-bringing-bitcoin-to-wall-street-with-mtgox-deal

Was meint Ihr dazu?


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