pseudoscops

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   by pseudoscops 12y ago

   This is true to a large degree at present, but could change with greater adoption. It's worth remembering that one of the main reasons that people send Bitcoins to a centralised exchange such as Bitstamp is so that they can sell some
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   by pseudoscops 12y ago

   * 0 points by pseudoscops 9 minutes ago | link | edit | delete This sort of bad PR for Bitcoin and crypto in general could all be avoided if decentralized exchanges became a bit more fashionable. I posted a link to http://bitshar
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   by pseudoscops 12y ago

   This sort of bad PR for Bitcoin and crypto in general could all be avoided if decentralized exchanges became a bit more fashionable. I posted a link to http://bitshares.org earlier but now realise that there isn't that much
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   by pseudoscops 12y ago

   Boy am I glad I moved all my crypto holdings from Bitstamp to a decentralized exchange ( http://www.bitshares.org ) Feels a lot safer having it all in there!
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   by pseudoscops 12y ago

   I agree that Bitcoin has some flaws. I posted about it on Reddit after the last slide in price. Link here for anyone interested: http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/2fvknj/daily...
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   by pseudoscops 12y ago

   No it's pegged to USD because it is backed by BTSX. BTSX does have value. It's an experiment, but it might just work. Perhaps this guy can explain how it works a little better than I have: http://bitcoinist.net/bit
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   by pseudoscops 12y ago

   Speaking of locking the price of your crypto for $, I followed a very interesting AMA on Reddit that was held earlier today about an innovative crypto based Digital Autonomous Corporation (DAC) called BitShares X. All of the utility of Bitc