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by virtuexru 9y ago
Why not name the coin in the title? Bancor.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
No one is calling B2X Bitcoin except for a very small vocal minority. Almost every other exchange/company has released a statement saying BTC will remind as the core chain.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
Good lord I've been wanting/waiting for someone to do this and you've finally delivered! Huge kudos. I'll definitely be using & keeping an eye on this. I'd much rather find what I want to watch on a legitimate s
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by virtuexru 9y ago
I always recommend this article to anyone interested in Bitcoin, it's a great read: https://fee.org/articles/what-gave-bitcoin-its-value/
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by virtuexru 9y ago
Absolutely not true. I paid $0.40 cents on a $5.00 transaction yesterday that was confirmed within an hour. I could've easily paid the same $0.40 cents to move $50,000,000.00.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
> So what happens when the last block is mined? The best estimate is that the last block will be mined around 2140 based on the block reward halving frequency of four years. According to math and knowledge that there are 32 halving event
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by virtuexru 9y ago
> I do know, however, that Bitcoin is undergoing a cooling of sorts on account of the block difficulty getting higher and higher. As a result, transactions now take forever to verify and fees are going up. Completely untrue. Difficulty i
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by virtuexru 9y ago
> So we've created an "industry" where you are essentially paid by comverting energy to waste. Paid to perform extremely intense difficult (ie wasteful) operations to back a useful technology (digital currency). https:&#x
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by virtuexru 9y ago
I second this; have been using Coinbase for a few years with no problems.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
I've never met anyone who voluntarily enjoys working 70-90 hours a week.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
Nowhere near enough.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
> people don't buy bitcoin for its use in transactions I'd beg to differ.. sure there is definitely a percentage of HODL'ers but to say people don't use it in transactions is straight up lunacy. https://bl
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by virtuexru 9y ago
From the conclusion which I thought was really interesting: > Bitcoin is not regulated. It cannot be regulated. There is no need to regulate it because as a system it is committed to the protocol as is and the transaction fees it charges
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by virtuexru 9y ago
> eth-private-net is a simple tool that allows you to quickly setup a three-node private Ethereum network running locally on your personal computer. The tool makes initializing, starting, and connecting nodes fast and easy. The network c
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by virtuexru 9y ago
> If the 62-year-old Merkel wins, it'll be her fourth term in the post. And if she were to serve a full term, she would tie with Helmut Kohl as Germany's longest serving post-war chancellor (16 years). Very interesting; is ther
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by virtuexru 9y ago
I really hope you make that post highlighting your favorite parts of the C++ Bitcoin codebase; it is super interesting! Keep up the great work.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
Very very clean. I love it. The easier read the better imho.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
He was routinely denied access to his family and lawyers, rights groups and his wife said. He disappeared from official records in October 2015 when he was transferred from the Adra prison in northeast Damascus. That's next level ter
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by virtuexru 9y ago
I like the graphic; it's very scary. But why were they not inclined to put actual units in the x-axis. Kind of hard to compare what is "cold" vs "normal" vs "hot" without having some kind of basepoint refe
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by virtuexru 9y ago
> Facebook’s formidable ad business, along with Alphabet Inc.’s Google, soaked up 99% of the online ad industry’s growth last year, according to Pivotal Research. Does that seem crazy to anyone else?
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by virtuexru 9y ago
Maybe it's because you come off as a pompous prick? Instead of acting like a know it all you should perhaps come at the situation from a more diplomatic perspective.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
The fact that fentanyl (which is 100x more powerful than morphine) is so readily available/mixed with common drugs across the United States is excruciatingly horrifying.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
> Over the next two days, her legs throbbed with excruciating pain, her urine turned a dark shade of brown, and she felt nauseated. Eventually she went to a hospital, where she was told she had rhabdomyolysis, a rare but life-threatening
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by virtuexru 9y ago
This page links to a portal looking landing page; is there supposed to be an accompanying article?
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by virtuexru 9y ago
I don't think #3 is spot on. Bitcoin solves the double spend problem does it not?
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by virtuexru 9y ago
I wonder how many of those users are legitimate real people?
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by virtuexru 9y ago
Incredibly well done; with screenshots and everything. Really excited for this as it completely relates to what I'm doing. Thanks a million!
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by virtuexru 9y ago
No wonder my immune system is so strong; I love airplane coffee.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
Not only are they usually down when abnormally high traffic hits; they are down for a good number of hours as can be seen by the age of this post.
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by virtuexru 9y ago
This is amazing :D

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