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Apple continues hiring raid on medical sensor field(9to5mac.com)
1 points by sidko 13y ago|0 comments
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Will Dogecoin Succeed? A Deeper Look into Cryptocurrencies(btcgeek.com)
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by sidko 13y ago
IBM is a private company, it isn't owned by the US Government.
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Dawn of Autonomous Corporations Powered by Bitcoin: Part-2(btcgeek.com)
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by sidko 13y ago
tldr; whipping up controversy to sell the article.
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Coingen - Create your own crypto-currency(coingen.io)
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BTC Geek Monthly Stats: Indonesia Climbing in Bitcoin(btcgeek.com)
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MemoryCoin Blockchain is hiring people at $362.88/day(btcgeek.com)
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by sidko 13y ago
In another news, Euro alternative US Dollar Hacked by bank robbers.
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How to Buy Dogecoin(btcgeek.com)
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India's First Bitcoin Conference: Thoughts to Ponder(btcgeek.com)
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List of Bitcoin Paid-to-Click Sites(btcgeek.com)
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How to Buy Quark Coin (and altcoin arbitrage)(btcgeek.com)
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Bitshares: Decentralized Derivative Trading using Prediction Markets(btcgeek.com)
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Buying and Selling Crypto-Currencies(btcgeek.com)
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Bitcoin Disruption Begins, Starting with Remittances(btcgeek.com)
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by sidko 13y ago
You can gain a rough estimate based on the delivery schedules of ASICs in the market. You can calculate the pre-orders placed for xGH/s and multiply that by how many were pre-ordered. This should give a rough estimate of how much hash-
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Litecoin is Taking off: Litecoin Faucets for the Uninitiated(btcgeek.com)
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How to Buy the World's First Crypto-Equity, ProtoShares(btcgeek.com)
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by sidko 13y ago
Inflation is an increase in money supply which is what is happening today with the number of Bitcoins in production. Eventually it will be deflationary because coins get lost. Inflation has nothing to do with price volatility. Something tha
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by sidko 13y ago
Depends on where you first entered the 'system' that makes you reveal your identity. For example, if you buy on localbitcoins in a face to face exchange without the need of identification, it wouldn't be feasible to track the
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by sidko 13y ago
They've always tagged the seized coins either with 'Silkroad seized coins' or 'DPR seized coins' in the past. e.g. https://blockchain.info/address/1F1tAaz5x1HUXrCNLbtMDqcw6o5G...
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Is India next? First Bitcoin conference in India(btcgeek.com)
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by sidko 13y ago
That was on MtGox and BTC China, this is on Bitstamp. The price differences between exchanges can be huge and sometimes confusing white quoting highs.
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by sidko 13y ago
You should try it, and update us with how many Bitcoins you were able to get this way :)
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by sidko 13y ago
Actually if you look carefully, the fees is 0 and not 0.5 BTC. 0.5 BTC in fees is quite high actually. That's right, he paid $0 to move $150 million.
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Altcoin Faucets: A Comprehensive, Updated List(btcgeek.com)
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Crypto-Equity: The Future of Bitcoin-Like Projects?(btcgeek.com)
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The Elite Club of One Bitcoiners(btcgeek.com)
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The Bitcoin Crash That May Never Come(btcgeek.com)
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