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tpallarino
9y ago
That is absolutely untrue.
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tpallarino
9y ago
Demand 400k :P
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tpallarino
9y ago
This. People act like we've reached the end of all ethical discourse.
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tpallarino
9y ago
If you wanted to get confirmed in the very next block you could probably use 25 satoshi/byte at this point in time. Personally, if I were sending a non critical/time-sensitive transaction right now I would use about 5 satoshi/
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tpallarino
9y ago
You could currently pay a fee of about 5 cents and be confirmed likely within 3 blocks. https://bitcoinfees.21.co/
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tpallarino
9y ago
Genuinely laughed out loud.
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tpallarino
9y ago
It's not quite equal due to factors such as money velocity and liquidity. There's also the question of improved productivity/etc. to be had from this redistribution, which would increase effective buying power.
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tpallarino
9y ago
I'd argue that reducing the chances of dying and increasing the chances of reproductive success are not the same as "helping people" in the sense of actually allowing people to live meaningful and fulfilled lives, which at th
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tpallarino
9y ago
It's not nomadic in the sense that nobody was moving thousands of miles in one fell swoop into completely foreign environments full of complete strangers and an unfamiliar culture.
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9y ago
Pretty sure he did: http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/22/politics/donald-trump-disavow-...
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9y ago
Yeah wow, an audience of billions having instant access to your content at the click of a button. So terrible for content creators. Most of these content creators wouldn't even exist without Youtube, they'd be working in a cubicle
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tpallarino
9y ago
I don't see how this would be any different than a library. We need new, good public institutions such as this.
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tpallarino
9y ago
I believe that by definition women are the ones who get pregnant
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9y ago
That's not true, I performed calculations beforehand to decide whether it was more profitable to hold BTC in the margin wallet as opposed to other assets (which I knew would rise after the fork). The core question is whether altcoins w
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9y ago
I don't really see how it's stealing from their other customers when anyone with a nonzero BTC balance could have shorted BTC with BTC in their margin account. Somehow I'm penalized for trying to maximize my profit based on t
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9y ago
There is no threshold, it's clearly a gradient. Some exchanges want to list it, others don't. Certain exchanges listing it gives it more value than others, and if it's impossible to trade/spend, then the coin has 0 value
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9y ago
"Nothing stops me from just announcing that I've cloned a copy of the bitcoin blockchain for BCM" You can't just make random forks and have them be worth something. This is the culmination of years worth of debate and ha
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9y ago
1. Organization implements foolish policy 2. Thousands of people make trades according to foolish policy 3. Organization changes terms of foolish policy, telling nobody. 4. Organization then waits until after the fact to tell everyone that
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9y ago
I am (no longer) a legitimate customer. I was told by the service that I would receive BCH if I had BTC in my wallet, which I did. That service then did not make good on their word. They lied, simple as that man.
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9y ago
From the BCH Token Distribution Announcement: All BTC wallet balances will receive BCH They did not issue another post saying that this would not be the case and broke their distribution terms. Regardless of whether it was "free money&
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9y ago
Hedging against a clearly inflated asset is "funny business"?
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tpallarino
9y ago
Yes. Price and market cap mean nothing when there is not sufficient liquidity. There was literally a 60% price spread between exchanges yesterday because arbitraging is incredibly difficult/impossible.
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tpallarino
9y ago
Except your clone doesn't have miner support, community support, and get listed by major exchanges. I hate that people are acting like anyone can just go and make a fork for free money.
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9y ago
BCH has no liquidity. It's price is largely irrelevant now. You can't just look at market caps.
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9y ago
Disclosure: Bitfinex robbed me of BCH according to the terms of the agreement, which was not amended until after the fact. The money wasn't totally free. There was a huge opportunity cost to holding BTC at that time, and even having an
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9y ago
There's also no shortage of the Ethereum community patting themselves on the back too. The Ethereum community isn't toxic because it hasn't encountered serious questions about the future of the protocol yet and the price is c
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9y ago
For those of you who don't understand how monetary privacy can be useful outside of illegal activities, see this talk by Riccardo Spagni of Monero: https://youtu.be/pTgadb7M47E?t=58s
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9y ago
Second this, Monero essentially has coin mixing built into the protocol. It's not convoluted and its use case is very clear.
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9y ago
The funniest part of this is that Facebook provides almost no value to society, while the food service workers do.
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tpallarino
9y ago
Don't forget the Iraq war. Edit: Nvmd, you didn't
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