Except the majority of the networks hash power is controlled by centralised outfits (knc, ghash, etc), they arn't going to switch to Stevejobscoin, because in doing so the value of Bitcoin will fall, and so will their profits. 
The infrastructure for Bitcoin is going to roll out nicely in the next few years along with regulation. Also if the globalists are behind it then Stevejobscoin is never going to happen
The infrastructure for Bitcoin is going to roll out nicely in the next few years along with regulation. Also if the globalists are behind it then Stevejobscoin is never going to happen don't disagree...just saying (probably way to late for any of my ramblings now) but I'd be muddy'ing the waters ...esp if what they say is true
and apple is coming out with something called "Imoney" ...my above demented plan would work better then that imho
but yeah.....but then again all them farms are bitcoin and sha-256
(I have a warped and evil mind)
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Somehow I still harbor the thought KNC will make customers happy once again.
Searing...
With the reaction over Apple yanking QT off AppleStore... I seriously doubt I-money will be any real competition, other than die-hard Mac fans like yourself(friendly jibe) nobody would be using it other than apple i-phone users that buy from the apple store; and you will surely be able to buy them with BTC, which reminds me of "Ripple". Cash to BTC, to Imoney, to products seems a bit ridiculous.
But then again..... people buy "Quarks", "Scamcoin" and things like "Stablecoin", which is really for the brain-dead. If any traded commodity or coin is too "stable". there's no $ to be made.... because there are no fluctuations. I really hope this stall in price will weed-out some of those ridiculous ones that there is really no use for.
BTW New Gox announcement today promised by gox for "COMMENCEMENT OF A PROCEDURE OF CIVIL REHABILITATION" in Japan, interesting.