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New York 100 @ 133 Golden State
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Thank you for this giveaway, but what happen if two users have the same winning number?
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what if Bitcoin does nothing, it just sticks around the £200 - £250 mark forever?
It would mean Bitcoin is slowly losing value at the same rate as GBP. Did you ever saw stable USD versus GBP, and these currencies have very high trading daily volume. |
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And this little piggy went hashing!
With entry #: 64
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Wish 0 confirmations are enought at more places, most places require confirmations, but they offer no service that cannot be canceled later (like before the goods are really send). It would be only bit more work to cancel the order if not paid later for them and zero risk...
I understand confirmation is really necessary for instant services only
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The catch is the fees make it negative game for average seller/buyer. Fortunatelly there are many buying/selling at any price so you just hope there are not many traders who preffer buy low and sell higher, who compete with you to try make profit
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POS is more energy effecient, but not the most secure against attack with someone holding a lot of coins.
The future is in POW I think
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Im in with 64 And this easter bunny went hashing!  |
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when will you be adding other Crypto's specifically Mooncoin
I would never use ATM where you can choose thousand of altcoins... Use exchange and convert your altcoin to Bitcoin  |
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Maybe a bit on CPU only coin, but nvidia is not profitable for mining and notebooks have problems dissipating heat from GPU if under full load long time.
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What are the future applications of Bitcoins?
For example Bitcoins can be the gold of the future. Governments will not control it, the peer to peer network of Bitcoins will..
I believe in international trade and transfer of wealth around the globe, you can not beat Bitcoins with today slow, expensive and anytime confiscated (or taxed) bank wire transfers |
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HI, please access this website http://bitcoinrichlist.com/top100 , we know 947 Bitcoin addresses control 50% bitcoins so far. it is too weird for Bitcoin business development. how to fix this problem? Hopefully as the Bitcoin price rise these big holders spend more coins so the coins are distributed more evenly. And about 40% of Bitcoins still has to be mined, so you can expect these 40% to be distributed to much more people. |
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Is it easy to see which altcoins are a scam as an extra question.
What you mean, altcoins software is copy of Bitcoin software, you can encrypt altcoin wallets as well... |
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I'd guess she's confused it with Linden dollars. Bitcoin barely even existed 5 years ago.
I agree with this, but now Lilly Allen can get bit attention because of this mistaken story, I didnt knew her for example |
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For some reason, I keep getting this error message: "The last posting from your IP was less than 360 seconds ago" -- even when there was no post from my IP (or at least no legitimate post from my IP!).
I've participated in scores of message boards over the years. This has got to be one of the worst for getting started.
Did I miss the newbies intro somewhere where everything is made clear?
Or is it all just screwed up?
Search and login counts as well. Also, maybe your ISP shares your IP between more customers. |
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You can mining a new altcoin, they appear almost every day. My single Asus 7870 working non-stop since december 2013 Yes, but many new altcoins become worthless quickly. Only few will pay your time |
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Hopefully Forbes is right and it goes higher than 10k  Given enought time, even over 10k is possible |
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I think new altcoin is a very good chance to get rich Get rich i don't know, but make some money that's for sure. This make me think who pays it ? Those naive thinking the altcoins can stay longterm, or just those unlucky traders who dont sell before the dump happens ? |
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The calculation doesn't seem so weird. At least he shows that the current price of ~750 implies a yearly return rate of ~50 of the price of 1 BTC goes to 2.5M in 2033 (2.5*10^6 / 1.50^20 = 752). It's good for people to see that the undervaluation (although I believe still exists and is huge) is still a lot less than t has been in the past. A early ROI of 50% is far lower than we have seen in the past.
BTW: A more normal return of 10% (which is common in valuing companies) would imply a value today of $371609. But I believe a far higher discount rate is warranted in the case of Bitcoin.
Im completly lost with your calculations. If you mean 1 BTC should be $371609 today, your completly off |
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