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December 27, 2015, 04:54:55 PM
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guys i think op means how to contribute to the bitcoin network technically, so probably if you want to contribute like that you need to be a tech savvy which require some computer code skills.
one of specific contribution is by run your own full node , and you are already help the bitcoin network accepting transactions and blocks.

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December 27, 2015, 05:12:37 PM
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Spreading the word is one of the things you should do, but when you are a programmer, you could contribute by give your help to the core developers.

What would be great too is if you build some advanced bitcoin tools for easy use.

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December 28, 2015, 09:01:11 AM
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To get the things going, you could even contribute by paying miner fee a bit higher than you usually pay, that will help get your transaction confirmed and let the network run smoothly...

Other things you can do is, keep some coins in your client and just put it on so that it might help the network...

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December 28, 2015, 09:09:29 AM
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To get the things going, you could even contribute by paying miner fee a bit higher than you usually pay, that will help get your transaction confirmed and let the network run smoothly...
It does help to make stress testing slightly more expensive and that's it. The difference that you're going to make is very small.
Other things you can do is, keep some coins in your client and just put it on so that it might help the network...
That is for POS coins. Bitcoin is a POW coin. When running a full node, you are only contributing by relaying blocks (non pruning mode), transactions and enforcing the network rules. There is absolutely no difference in running a full node with or without any coins.

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December 28, 2015, 09:49:01 AM
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To get the things going, you could even contribute by paying miner fee a bit higher than you usually pay, that will help get your transaction confirmed and let the network run smoothly...
It does help to make stress testing slightly more expensive and that's it. The difference that you're going to make is very small.

At least it makes some difference, whether small or large...
Small things help in making it large, so collect small and make it large... Wink

Other things you can do is, keep some coins in your client and just put it on so that it might help the network...
That is for POS coins. Bitcoin is a POW coin. When running a full node, you are only contributing by relaying blocks (non pruning mode), transactions and enforcing the network rules. There is absolutely no difference in running a full node with or without any coins.

Sorry, I didn't mean to say it in that means... Smiley
I know Bitcoin is a PoW coin, but yes I thought running our client could help the network a bit, so thanks for clarifying... Smiley

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December 28, 2015, 09:57:11 AM
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i too dont really have much in depth knowledge of btc, only the surface level of how roughly it is generated how to secure ur wallet how to sign your address, how to transfer btc. so i cant really go into the development team but what i feel i can contribute is by word of mouth, and invest more into btc and use it more often. it is acutally a great method cause transaction is fast and easy.
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February 19, 2016, 09:45:16 AM
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Just trade with Bitcoin. If you're not a coder of sorts, this is the best way to support the blockchain.
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