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by GBiT 5y ago
>Feel free to verify the signatures. This is stronger evidence than Faketoshi has ever provided. Basically what you say is that if someone have keys from your car, its better proof that he owns your car, than legal documents ir court sho
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by GBiT 5y ago
$100 m was awarded to "W&K Info Defense" and its interesting, that 75% stocks owns he and his ex-Wife. Only 25% was Dave Kleiman and whose are disputed in separate lawsuit. So basically Craig Wright have to pay to himself.
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Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto Could Be Unmasked at 64B Florida Trial(wsj.com)
49 points by GBiT 5y ago|21 comments
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Bitcoin’s Trial of the Century Kicks Off in Miami(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by GBiT 5y ago|0 comments
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North Korea’s Mysterious Cryptocurrency Ambitions(thewalrus.ca)
2 points by GBiT 5y ago|0 comments
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Turing Machines on Bitcoin(xiaohuiliu.medium.com)
44 points by GBiT 5y ago|66 comments
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UK Court Orders Bitcoin.org to Remove White Paper Following Lawsuit(finance.yahoo.com)
16 points by GBiT 5y ago|10 comments
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by GBiT 5y ago
Real world case: Intel had the most advanced chip and more money, until one day AMD got better. In POS this scenario is impossible. First will always be first.
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by GBiT 5y ago
You right. It's written in the FAQ of the page that metric is not really that important. But most of the treads in HN talk about tx/kw anyway... However, if Bitcoin had more transactions, I think a lot less discussion would be rig
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by GBiT 5y ago
You right, but I will write how I think. Incentive in not only to run more hardware, but to run more effective hardware. This incentivises innovation. In POS you don't need to do anything else. Just stake coins. No innovation, you can
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by GBiT 5y ago
Yes, running a validator will cost some money. I will explain how I think. If the rich want to get richer he have to make good investment decisions and some work. In POS you don't have to do anything at all, just buy and hold. So in P
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by GBiT 5y ago
We will see how proof of stake will work, and in FAQ is a paper about it. POS have one big problem, that you only have to buy coins once and stake them and you will get richer every day by doing nothing without any additional investment. Ba
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Coin Carbon Cap – PoW cryptocurrencies ranked by energy efficiency(coincarboncap.com)
360 points by GBiT 5y ago|362 comments
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by GBiT 6y ago
I want to ask. You don't eat by proprietary recipes made food and drinks too?
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Launch of NASA's SpaceX Crew-1 Mission Live(youtube.com)
4 points by GBiT 6y ago|0 comments
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by GBiT 6y ago
The Defendant Properties are subject to forfeiture to the United States, pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 981(a)(1)(G)(i), as assets of a foreign terrorist organization engaged in planning or perpetrating any federal crime of terrorism (as defined i
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US Court issues order to seize funds from 155 BTC addresses linked to terrorist [pdf](assets.documentcloud.org)
3 points by GBiT 6y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What do you thinking about all that 5G conspiracies?
1 points by GBiT 7y ago|0 comments
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by GBiT 7y ago
In Lithuania, Gov allowed for some Alcoholic drink factories to make Sanitizer. One factory doing 30 tons a day of Sanitizer and starting shipping it asap. Others are smaller, but about 14 factories doing it full time. Within week, the mar
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by GBiT 7y ago
Yes. I use the different map - https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.h...
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by GBiT 7y ago
You can, but don't forget, that you have to by miners, get cheap electricity and if you want a result, you have to have major share of hash power. Other way you will not be able to include transactions if majority pools will not agree
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by GBiT 7y ago
You can say they will lose miners, but don't forget, to get a few percent of hash power you need to invest millions right now. it needs only 3 orders in USA, China and Europe and more than 51 percent of hash will be under order. Small
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by GBiT 7y ago
I think this year we will see the first international orders to miners do not process some addresses and freeze that coins. I know a lot of here thinks, that it's not possible, but bitcoin has only a few big miners. And if they will ge
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by GBiT 7y ago
I have experience working with document storage business. You need to barcode and index all books. Barcode all locations and scan all books to that container they are. It will be like an excel table with 3 columns. Book name, barcode (ISBN
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by GBiT 8y ago
It's not clear how he returned. We don't know if the accounts of companies were frozen or where the money went, etc... Or did you believe he returned it in Cash? Or maybe transferred from bank accounts where no one knew? It's
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by GBiT 8y ago
Well, I'm not saying he is not guilty, he is at some point, but this story is more than it says. It's possible he was only proxy. I see some comments say here, that with his talent he could do more, but he was only some none name
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by GBiT 8y ago
I'm from Lithuania, he is a Lithuanian citizen. What is interesting, that his wife told, that he is not capable to do this, because he was a small businessman in the construction business. His wife told, that he doesn't know how t
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by GBiT 9y ago
I don't know what you think about Bitcoin as a store of value, but if you want to liquidate quickly your "store of value", with bitcoin it can be impossible on the peak. It should have another use cases to be a store of value
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NChain and Bitcoin Unlimited Launch Gigablock Testnet(nchain.com)
2 points by GBiT 9y ago|0 comments
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by GBiT 9y ago
You right

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