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I've used bitcoin tip bots on reddit a lot. They are really neat, and I really like having them. Of course the loudest mouths will be those looking to profit off micropayments, which then defeats the point of the system, which is why the only successful ones are the ones that start without the selfish motive to begin with. ipv6 is not going to be a catch all answer. Despite having more addresses than number of computers we could feasibly build ever, rollouts of ipv6 are still allocating tiny blocks to home networks that don't provide enough addresses for guaranteed public IP addressing between all nodes. If Comcast only gives you 8 ipv6 addresses on your home router, your 10th device is being natted again and even on ipv6 you cannot assume a working p2p endpoint.