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oops, Dow's given it up again. but it's still early...
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We discussed this gambit years ago. It's hilarious to see it play out exactly as predicted. The oligarchs rabble rabble.
If anything, it will be a tacit admission of Satoshi's brilliance minus the currency unit. Without the unit there is no incentive for miner or user participation. In fact, I'd like to see them secure it with SHA256. Just for the lulz of seeing them get 51% attacked. |
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they're making a number of faulty assumptions. The cool people will buy Apple, not IBM. the idiots will buy IBM's blockchain, not Bitcoin's. |
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they're making a number of faulty assumptions. |
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we do have a confirmed Dow Theory non confirmation in play. just b/c the $DJT has bounced back up above the secondary low pt doesn't mean it has been invalidated. i'm looking for a continued reversal downwards after today that takes it down to new short term lows. if so, that's trouble for the economy. here's the largest mine in the world:  nat gas:  food index:  SLW breaking down again:  PAAS never did get outta bed:  |
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Oh look USD index and stocks are back up together.. wonder who predicted that?  doesn't look up to me. in fact, i would be looking for a reversal of last weeks fortunes. |
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Jon Stewart tells the truth? He really only tells half of the whole truth, the half that his very ideological audience wants to hear. In ignoring the other half of the truth and only bashing one side, he in effect presents a falsehood. At least that has always been what I've seen. well, i don't watch all his interviews but his decimation of Jim Cramer forever earned my allegiance: http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/fttmoj/exclusive---jim-cramer-extended-interview-pt--1 |
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"At the time, PayPal had screening technology, yet it was under-employed. And in some exceptional cases, employees had been notified of the condition but continued to allow payments to be made." yet in 2011, PP was clamping down on the poor 18 yo kid that was selling me my gpu miners. |
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Now if they will start accepting bitcoin already.... i think that is inevitable. |
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Both of them did a great job. |
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Actually, gold is just gold. Its just been worshiped as the best proxy for exchanging things the longest. But make no mistake, the idea of putting "faith" in gold is no different than putting "faith" in something like bitcoin. It's an idea competing for followers. Nothing more, nothing less. How many people believe in it, embrace it, write books about it, develop industry and education around it and develop a full working economy around it is what takes it from an idea to global proxy of exchange.
Faith isn't the best word. You don't need faith to use them because you have faith In the science behind them and the experts that certify them. We put faith not only into the math but also into the Game Theory. But then Nash put math into the Game Theory. |
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I won't buy a hardware wallet until I'm satisfied the hardware designers have earned their pay.
That means using custom circuits that minimize the need for turing-complete components and formal proofs of correctness.
Until then, I don't see them as being appreciably better than my air gaped Armory offline laptop.
While you might have a point about the price of the Trezor, I'm more of the mind to get these types of much needed open source projects out sooner than later so that the community can start hacking away to improve them. The Trezor is pretty darn good. |
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If you read the report carefully, you'd see that his attack is only possible if no pin or password is used. |
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Stocks on the rise again
Yeah, don't go short until the DJI breaks its secondary low point. Go long not short not now Its only up about 500 points this week Snort, snort. |
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Stocks on the rise again
Yeah, don't go short until the DJI breaks its secondary low point. Go long not short not now |
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