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It is possible to know 194,993.50000004 BTC changed between two addresses - these could be owned by the same individual, could be different accounts for the sam
by brokentone 13y ago
It is possible to know 194,993.50000004 BTC changed between two addresses - these could be owned by the same individual, could be different accounts for the same individual. Anything else, USD, goats, Yuan, securities, etc that may have been traded would not be reported/recorded in the BTC transfer.
edit: corrected by josephagoss, ty
- josephagoss 13y agoBetween two addresses, this transaction could easily be happening inside one wallet.
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- jMyles 13y agoGoats aren't tracked by the blockchain?
- iLoch 13y agoNot today, but tomorrow holds more possibilities.
- mkramlich 13y agopeople are building (and/or have already built) systems that allow parties to transfer both pure-digital-only assets (images, videos, music, ebooks, etc), and, the rights to RL assets (eg. a goat, a painting, a vehicle), both "on top of" the Bitcoin network/architecture as well as via completely separate but Bitcoin-like systems. Systems which are also distributed, anonymity/privacy-optimized, resilient, globalized, bureaucracy-routing-around, efficient, automation-friendly, fee-less, built/run by engineers & entrepreneurs rather than by politicians/lawyers/bankers/aristocracies, etc.
- penguindev 13y agoWell, I give that a few years before the government takes those dreams down to size, just like the NSA did of the entire internet. Keep dreaming. / super jaded
- prodigal_erik 13y agoRecording goat ownership in a Web-accessible medium would be absurd. Chrome routinely teleports goats in large numbers: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=31482 https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=31482