☘️☘️[ANN][OHM] OHM WALLET - Changing The Future Of Monetary Value ☘️☘️

[OhmWalletDev]

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[OhmWalletDev]

[snowyNNN]

Your marketing is top-notch quality.

Taping a leaflet-size paper with your logo to public places is exactly the way go.

[ikm]

It is a very strange work but I must say that it is interesting. 

[OhmWalletDev]

[OhmWalletDev]

[johnsaributua]

I was read your statement, that:
Bitcoin is an incredible piece of software that has changed the world as we know it. However, bitcoin uses a tremendous amounts of energy to mine. We saw a problem with this and improved upon it using “Proof of Stake,” solving the energy problem associated with mining. We use next to nothing compared to bitcoin, making this a green currency.
it's sound good, because I hear that mining bitcoin for next time is very difficult to solve hash block, so it may be need more energy

[OhmWalletDev]

I was read your statement, that:
Bitcoin is an incredible piece of software that has changed the world as we know it. However, bitcoin uses a tremendous amounts of energy to mine. We saw a problem with this and improved upon it using “Proof of Stake,” solving the energy problem associated with mining. We use next to nothing compared to bitcoin, making this a green currency.
it's sound good, because I hear that mining bitcoin for next time is very difficult to solve hash block, so it may be need more energy

Yes. And, "food for thought", when the last block is mined, many will shut off their machines.  Without an incentive to mine, the network is not secure.  Bitcoin is a "dead man walking".

[OhmWalletDev]

[cyberspacemonkey]

I'm interested but I hope it's CPU mining friendly, what's the algo for PoW? it's not mentioned anywhere in the OP.

[OhmWalletDev]

I'm interested but I hope it's CPU mining friendly, what's the algo for PoW? it's not mentioned anywhere in the OP.

We are now on PoS only.  The initial 100 blocks were PoW and the majority of the coins were given away via the first 3 stages.

[cage_one]

I'm interested but I hope it's CPU mining friendly, what's the algo for PoW? it's not mentioned anywhere in the OP.

We are now on PoS only.  The initial 100 blocks were PoW and the majority of the coins were given away via the first 3 stages.

there is no another exchanger?

[johnsaributua]

I was read your statement, that:
Bitcoin is an incredible piece of software that has changed the world as we know it. However, bitcoin uses a tremendous amounts of energy to mine. We saw a problem with this and improved upon it using “Proof of Stake,” solving the energy problem associated with mining. We use next to nothing compared to bitcoin, making this a green currency.
it's sound good, because I hear that mining bitcoin for next time is very difficult to solve hash block, so it may be need more energy

Yes. And, "food for thought", when the last block is mined, many will shut off their machines.  Without an incentive to mine, the network is not secure.  Bitcoin is a "dead man walking".

hmmmm could you explanation about "Without an incentive to mine"!
Where does the fee distribute from each transaction?
I think the bitcoin transaction is quite big, especially when many transactions queue up.
I've transacted bitcoin with 100000 satoshi for fee, but the amount of bitcoin I sent was only 0.03 BTC.
(sorry if my english is not good, because english is not my language)

[OhmWalletDev]

I was read your statement, that:
Bitcoin is an incredible piece of software that has changed the world as we know it. However, bitcoin uses a tremendous amounts of energy to mine. We saw a problem with this and improved upon it using “Proof of Stake,” solving the energy problem associated with mining. We use next to nothing compared to bitcoin, making this a green currency.
it's sound good, because I hear that mining bitcoin for next time is very difficult to solve hash block, so it may be need more energy

Yes. And, "food for thought", when the last block is mined, many will shut off their machines.  Without an incentive to mine, the network is not secure.  Bitcoin is a "dead man walking".

hmmmm could you explanation about "Without an incentive to mine"!
Where does the fee distribute from each transaction?
I think the bitcoin transaction is quite big, especially when many transactions queue up.
I've transacted bitcoin with 100000 satoshi for fee, but the amount of bitcoin I sent was only 0.03 BTC.
(sorry if my english is not good, because english is not my language)

0.01 BTC is alot less than 50 BTC.

[vulturvolans]

Your marketing is top-notch quality.

Taping a leaflet-size paper with your logo to public places is exactly the way go.

That is not the OHM logo. That is the SVV Seed. Ain Soph. Each time that Seed is planted, a participant is rewarded with OHM.

[OhmWalletDev]

[OhmWalletDev]

[OhmWalletDev]

I was read your statement, that:
Bitcoin is an incredible piece of software that has changed the world as we know it. However, bitcoin uses a tremendous amounts of energy to mine. We saw a problem with this and improved upon it using “Proof of Stake,” solving the energy problem associated with mining. We use next to nothing compared to bitcoin, making this a green currency.
it's sound good, because I hear that mining bitcoin for next time is very difficult to solve hash block, so it may be need more energy

Yes. And, "food for thought", when the last block is mined, many will shut off their machines.  Without an incentive to mine, the network is not secure.  Bitcoin is a "dead man walking".

hmmmm could you explanation about "Without an incentive to mine"!
Where does the fee distribute from each transaction?
I think the bitcoin transaction is quite big, especially when many transactions queue up.
I've transacted bitcoin with 100000 satoshi for fee, but the amount of bitcoin I sent was only 0.03 BTC.
(sorry if my english is not good, because english is not my language)

SABR
SABR is a New York-based startup that has just raised $1 million to fulfill its stated mission “to provide law enforcement with a view beneath the surface of multiple blockchains. SABR aims to ensure that bitcoin and other digital currencies are not utilized for illicit purposes.”
SABR has described itself as a “Palantir” for the blockchain
SABR is a tool law enforcement agencies can use to not only know where bitcoins are being spent, but also keep tabs on who’s party to the transaction.
The company says that it’s able to track this information through its “patented technology, access to proprietary data, and also through its participation in the network.”

[johnsaributua]

I was read your statement, that:
Bitcoin is an incredible piece of software that has changed the world as we know it. However, bitcoin uses a tremendous amounts of energy to mine. We saw a problem with this and improved upon it using “Proof of Stake,” solving the energy problem associated with mining. We use next to nothing compared to bitcoin, making this a green currency.
it's sound good, because I hear that mining bitcoin for next time is very difficult to solve hash block, so it may be need more energy

Yes. And, "food for thought", when the last block is mined, many will shut off their machines.  Without an incentive to mine, the network is not secure.  Bitcoin is a "dead man walking".

hmmmm could you explanation about "Without an incentive to mine"!
Where does the fee distribute from each transaction?
I think the bitcoin transaction is quite big, especially when many transactions queue up.
I've transacted bitcoin with 100000 satoshi for fee, but the amount of bitcoin I sent was only 0.03 BTC.
(sorry if my english is not good, because english is not my language)

SABR
SABR is a New York-based startup that has just raised $1 million to fulfill its stated mission “to provide law enforcement with a view beneath the surface of multiple blockchains. SABR aims to ensure that bitcoin and other digital currencies are not utilized for illicit purposes.”
SABR has described itself as a “Palantir” for the blockchain
SABR is a tool law enforcement agencies can use to not only know where bitcoins are being spent, but also keep tabs on who’s party to the transaction.
The company says that it’s able to track this information through its “patented technology, access to proprietary data, and also through its participation in the network.”

Is the $ 1 million raised from the bitcoin transaction fee?
Law enforcement here may be a kind of prevention of abuse such as money laundering, right?
(Sorry if i misunderstood the meaning of explanation about SABR)

[OhmWalletDev]

I was read your statement, that:
Bitcoin is an incredible piece of software that has changed the world as we know it. However, bitcoin uses a tremendous amounts of energy to mine. We saw a problem with this and improved upon it using “Proof of Stake,” solving the energy problem associated with mining. We use next to nothing compared to bitcoin, making this a green currency.
it's sound good, because I hear that mining bitcoin for next time is very difficult to solve hash block, so it may be need more energy

Yes. And, "food for thought", when the last block is mined, many will shut off their machines.  Without an incentive to mine, the network is not secure.  Bitcoin is a "dead man walking".

hmmmm could you explanation about "Without an incentive to mine"!
Where does the fee distribute from each transaction?
I think the bitcoin transaction is quite big, especially when many transactions queue up.
I've transacted bitcoin with 100000 satoshi for fee, but the amount of bitcoin I sent was only 0.03 BTC.
(sorry if my english is not good, because english is not my language)

SABR
SABR is a New York-based startup that has just raised $1 million to fulfill its stated mission “to provide law enforcement with a view beneath the surface of multiple blockchains. SABR aims to ensure that bitcoin and other digital currencies are not utilized for illicit purposes.”
SABR has described itself as a “Palantir” for the blockchain
SABR is a tool law enforcement agencies can use to not only know where bitcoins are being spent, but also keep tabs on who’s party to the transaction.
The company says that it’s able to track this information through its “patented technology, access to proprietary data, and also through its participation in the network.”

Is the $ 1 million raised from the bitcoin transaction fee?
Law enforcement here may be a kind of prevention of abuse such as money laundering, right?
(Sorry if i misunderstood the meaning of explanation about SABR)

I was providing more evidence in favor of Bitcoin being a "dead man walking".