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martinko
6y ago
How is network consensus achieved on the difficulty adjustment?
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martinko
6y ago
It was the actual Shkreli, back in the days when he was still streaming. Also, he wasn't a very 'early' moderator of WSB, it had been around and popular for a while by the time he showed up.
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martinko
6y ago
https://github.com/bitcoinbook/bitcoinbook/blob/develop/ch10... Good read about it.
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6y ago
You're basically saying that whatever the price is, the market is right. How do you square that with the elephant in the room, the FED's market interventions? Does it have an effect on prices? If it does, then the prices are obvio
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6y ago
So you're saying the fund invested at all time highs into small cap shitcoins, or whats your point? FB is 10% off all time highs - Are all investors doing terrible? Seems like you just have an axe to grind.
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7y ago
Or the case fatality rate is a lot lower than we think it is.
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7y ago
Of all the conspiracy theories out there, the 'caused by 5G masts' is the one that confuses me the most. I get the possible aversion to 5G, but how does one make the leap from that to it causing COVID?
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7y ago
I am stunned that despite having ublock origin and privacy badger in chrome, I still see numerous sites sharing my data. What plugin disables this?
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7y ago
Try sending a wire to your friend on the other side of the globe, then try sending BTC. Also, digital gold.
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7y ago
To be fair their support is probably getting hammered these days because of the Coronavirus. I was trying to reschedule my trip last week, and I alone consumed several HOURS of support time (they had to call the airline several times, where
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9y ago
For a dull, bigcorp job, click here...
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9y ago
They dont, thats the point.
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9y ago
BCash is a scammy altcoin
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9y ago
A rather content-less article.
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9y ago
> Limit (or drop) meat, fish and eggs What are you smoking?
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9y ago
> Bitcoin is useless, you can't do anything with it, except buying and waiting that others buy after you so the price rises up: that's pretty much the definition of speculation. a) How is that different that how it was in the b
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9y ago
> bitcoins have generated transaction fees of nearly $219 million. And at $9,600 a piece, the total value of all bitcoins -- their market cap -- now tops $155 billion. That gives bitcoins the equivalent of a trailing P/E ratio of 70
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9y ago
30btc is a trivial amount
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9y ago
I think he has some constructive points, don't know if I would really label him a Luddite...
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9y ago
Wow, thanks for this one
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9y ago
Care to post any proof? Bitfinex had the opportunity to close shop after being hacked, yet they chose to pay everyone back.
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9y ago
Fair enough, the currency has questionable potential. However, the article seems to imply that bfx lists some questionable currencies, and I feel that that characterization is misleading.
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9y ago
Seriously, makes me wonder if he is just pissed that he sold his tokens for pennies on the dollar, or somehow has short exposure to bitfinex / the crypto space.
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9y ago
Lots of bullshit. Just a few points: A) Iota is a legit currency trying to do something new in the crypto space. B) The listing Bitcoin gold did not 'create' 2 bn usd - if you tried to liquidate even a fraction of that, you would
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9y ago
Welcome to 1984. Really ironic that is happening in Britain (not that its not happening elsewhere).
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9y ago
This is a very US / Europe / Developed world view. Believe it or not, these restaurants are considered 'higher class' in many areas in the world.
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9y ago
repeating double sha256 would be a rather inefficient way of going about this
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9y ago
2 mil. really isn't all that much. He would blow it quite fast if he lived how you described.
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9y ago
Funny this disappeared from the front page, despite the fact that it got 15 upvotes in less than an hour.
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9y ago
Fed up is filled with horrible vegan propaganda
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