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December 10, 2013, 12:51:57 AM |
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Let dogecoin grow up to da moon.
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December 10, 2013, 01:58:49 AM |
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Is there a dogecoin wallet for the Mac? I'm really interested in mining this thing.
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I would like to work on development of a polymorphic altcoin that maintains a stable value and is more resistant to fraud. btc: 15diNSNVontYf5iUvQqnLSQJ9rCAHuwpyJ betyourbits.com LTC: LRqVTEPcS7uusMy7JDqYEUg6KqdhfRWC5B DogECoin: DDHG719WNCCav5MWQQqyxLABFhZTG3jwX3 QRK: QdKnP5SqoG9r4CNuFcY1oesaYUAsu1W5hF
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December 10, 2013, 02:22:19 AM |
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How can I mine both from ASIC and CPU at one time? When ASIC working with Easy Miner (BFL Labs), cgminer says that he can not find any device.
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December 10, 2013, 02:29:32 AM |
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Where do you store your bitcoins and altcoins - in client wallets on a hard drive, or on a removeable drive, paper wallets, or at exchanges? I'm not sure where I should store mine. Keeping them in an account at an exchange is obviously convenient, but perhaps it's not safe. What do y'all do?
I have stored it at different places. saving inside an encrypted container (truecrypt for example) at a cloud service also seems like a safe solution to me while still being able to access it from different places. thank you truecrypt suggestion I was looking for cloud solution this one is perfect You don't have to include it in a truecrypt container. Just encrypt your wallet with the option that each wallet gives you. Encrypt in it again adds nothing. Thank you for the truecrypt suggestion, phil__65. Can someone please provide a link? I don't want to trust whatever I happen to find via google.
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"We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us." - E.M. Forster NXT: NXT-Z24T-YU6D-688W-EARDT BTC: 19ULeXarogu2rT4dhJN9vhztaorqDC3U7s
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December 10, 2013, 02:50:52 AM |
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I'll admit, I signed up here for Dogecoin. I want it to succeed
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December 10, 2013, 03:23:41 AM |
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If you're looking for a good alt-coin, Feathercoin is the way to go. Best profitability right now
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December 10, 2013, 03:26:30 AM |
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If you're looking for a good alt-coin, Feathercoin is the way to go. Best profitability right now So it is profitability that makes a "good" coin? If everybody jumps onboard and the profitability from mining it goes down , it will turn into a "Bad" coin? That would lead to people saying that bitcoin is a bad coin , because is is used , it is traded , it is bought,sold, begged for.
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December 10, 2013, 03:40:56 AM |
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If you're looking for a good alt-coin, Feathercoin is the way to go. Best profitability right now So it is profitability that makes a "good" coin? If everybody jumps onboard and the profitability from mining it goes down , it will turn into a "Bad" coin? That would lead to people saying that bitcoin is a bad coin , because is is used , it is traded , it is bought,sold, begged for. Pretty much this is what's happening lately in the alt coin scene. Apart from some coins that are offering something different like ppc and xpr everything else is promoted that way.
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December 10, 2013, 03:51:10 AM |
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If you're looking for a good alt-coin, Feathercoin is the way to go. Best profitability right now So it is profitability that makes a "good" coin? If everybody jumps onboard and the profitability from mining it goes down , it will turn into a "Bad" coin? That would lead to people saying that bitcoin is a bad coin , because is is used , it is traded , it is bought,sold, begged for. Pretty much this is what's happening lately in the alt coin scene. Apart from some coins that are offering something different like ppc and xpr everything else is promoted that way. The only alt that is quite interesting is NMC from my point of view. The rest have only featured that can easily be implemented in the bitcoin protocol. Regarding the alt coins that boomed lately once their hash rate grows and is less profitable miners will turn away leaving the door opened for an attack.
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PenAndPaper
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December 10, 2013, 04:13:33 AM |
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If you're looking for a good alt-coin, Feathercoin is the way to go. Best profitability right now So it is profitability that makes a "good" coin? If everybody jumps onboard and the profitability from mining it goes down , it will turn into a "Bad" coin? That would lead to people saying that bitcoin is a bad coin , because is is used , it is traded , it is bought,sold, begged for. Pretty much this is what's happening lately in the alt coin scene. Apart from some coins that are offering something different like ppc and xpr everything else is promoted that way. The only alt that is quite interesting is NMC from my point of view. The rest have only featured that can easily be implemented in the bitcoin protocol. Regarding the alt coins that boomed lately once their hash rate grows and is less profitable miners will turn away leaving the door opened for an attack. Implementing things that require a hard fork is not something that you call easy
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December 10, 2013, 04:19:06 AM |
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If you're looking for a good alt-coin, Feathercoin is the way to go. Best profitability right now So it is profitability that makes a "good" coin? If everybody jumps onboard and the profitability from mining it goes down , it will turn into a "Bad" coin? That would lead to people saying that bitcoin is a bad coin , because is is used , it is traded , it is bought,sold, begged for. Pretty much this is what's happening lately in the alt coin scene. Apart from some coins that are offering something different like ppc and xpr everything else is promoted that way. The only alt that is quite interesting is NMC from my point of view. The rest have only featured that can easily be implemented in the bitcoin protocol. Regarding the alt coins that boomed lately once their hash rate grows and is less profitable miners will turn away leaving the door opened for an attack. Implementing things that require a hard fork is not something that you call easy Not all of the good things require an hardfork. I read most of the things people criticize bitcoin for not been able to do and they are related to the blockchain size and transaction time. It's a fact that faster blocks are non needed since you can get confirmations just as fast as using coins with 1block/min. And the blockchain can be pruned easily. Also most of the things that alt coins claim to be able to do are just 4th grade magic tricks that have no use whatsoever.
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December 10, 2013, 05:33:44 AM |
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Tagbond.com offers a way to earn coins other than mining or begging...through the rewards system it offers, merchants can offer crypto in return for buying services and products (same system as points or airmiles etc),and customers can use the same coins to go to any merchant that wants to be part of the system. It's free for anyone to create a community or business account. At present Tagbond features TagCoin and BitCoin, but we will be adding more coins this week. We are also working on a simple exchange to buy, sell or trade any coin to any coin, or for Fiat currency deposited via wire transfers.
Depending on how much a coin is used in the real world, and what demand there is for it, will dictate pricing to a certain extent as the knowledge spreads that they are a better bet than in store points. Customers can trade them, sell them, give them as gifts to friends, or buy/sell/auction stuff on Tagbond and reward others to help them promote via Facebook etc, all using cryptocurrency.
Today we will add the first Quiz Tagvert to earn TAG by either getting all 5 multi choice questions right, or for sharing the quiz on facebook or other sites to earn referrals in TAG for whoever takes the quiz. I will post the URL here or you can look for it on tagbond.com
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December 10, 2013, 11:21:56 AM |
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Can anybody help me with the following: I invested in NXT and did not claim my coins yet (I'm trying now). I now have a client running and followed the steps from this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=344206.0 post but my coins have not appeared in my account. Does anyone know how long this takes? Is this the proper way to claim my coins? Any help is greatly appreciated!
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December 10, 2013, 01:08:15 PM |
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I wouldn't spend too much time on new cryptos, but don't mind to give them a go and mine a few.
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December 10, 2013, 02:12:35 PM |
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I wouldn't spend too much time on new cryptos, but don't mind to give them a go and mine a few.
Actually I think most growth is in alt-coins although they are even more volatile I think only a few good ones will survive and potentially even replace bitcoin as they offer some important improvements (bloated blockchain, transaction confirmation time, scrypt etcetera). I mean, there were social networks before facebook...
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December 10, 2013, 06:14:34 PM |
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You got it right,dude. Only a few coins will stand the test of the time.
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December 10, 2013, 06:29:19 PM |
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Agreed, a good coin needs, great developers, dedicated miners, and a large community of followers and users, not enough new coins are pushing to have their coins used by websites, nor by offline shops.
The right strategies will make or break coins long term survival.
For instance, if a new coin can create a good website, or persuade a current website to use their coin, and only accept their coin, then that will create a constant supply of buyers for that coin.
Offline a coin community could persuade a few local shops and businesses to accept their coin, this would make it more appealing for people to buy and use, or hold as an investment long term..
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December 10, 2013, 06:31:42 PM |
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I suppose the only good thing about there being so many alt-coins is that it does thin out the competition, although it's only going to get harder.
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BTC - 14kYyhhWZwSJFHAjNTtyhRVSu157nE92gF
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December 10, 2013, 06:56:09 PM |
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Just consider all the cryptocurrencies as private money, away from fiat. I like all the new alt coins, especially the ones that can be cpu mined which allows newbies like me to mine something without a huge investment. Once this is all ironed out, I think there will be a cyrtpo coin backed by gold which all the central banks will use and people holding both mining shares and the crypto will do well.
I starting mining qrk about a week ago and I am having fun.
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December 10, 2013, 07:37:52 PM |
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You bring up a good point as numerous alt-coins really have now value and their prices go up and down based on how bitcoin does ,but I think some like peercoin and quarkcoin could be worth something one day. Might as well get in now with not as much competition and media exposure like bitcoin.
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