Anche se con una VPN sei a posto lo stesso, no?

Secondo voi la Bitcoin Valley dovrebbe essere replicata altrove in Italia?
Io credo che aiuterebbe moltissimo la diffusione delle criptovalute.
L'evangelizzazione capillare è importantissima, non dobbiamo fermarci ora, dobbiamo insistere.

C'è ancora un mare di ignoranza in Italia, e tantissima gente insiste a comparare Bitcoin a un Ponzi oppure con a dire che Bitcoin non ha valore.
Passate i link ai vostri amici e parenti che insistono in questa direzione e fateli uscire dalla loro ignoranza.
Ogni "convertito" è un piccolo passo avanti per le criptovalute. Dobbiamo collaborare tutti.

Qualcuno l'aveva previsto già due anni fa che il consumo del Proof of Work sarebbe diventato insostenibile.

L'Italia ha un paio d'anni di ritardo rispetto ad altri paesi come diffusione della tecnologia Blockchain.

Leggendo qui sembra che la situazione sia bruttina ma in ripresa, grazie all'iniezione di capitali da parte del governo e altre iniziative... però ci vuole un po' di impegno anche a livello capillare.

Ognuno di noi deve impegnarsi nell'opera di alfabetizzazione di una popolazione refrattaria all'apprendimento e al cambiamento.

What coin is he launching?

This happens normally on Poloniex. It's a bot setting I think.

OK then, if you believe in it so much, I'll give you 2 BTC for 15000 dollars. They are at a global average of 14000 dollars at the moment.
But you trust Bitcoin so much, it shouldn't be a problem, right? It will go up, so...

Which hard fork?

"Never"... that word should NEVER be used.
Byteball is a RADICALLY different algorithm that solves the problem of scalability at the base.
Sure, it needs extensive testing, but it deserves to be tested.
Bitcoin on the other hand has reached AGAIN a complete congestion time, and its network is probably under spam attack.
This exposes an intolerable weakness.
And if you know how the LN works, you understand that it won't be the final solution either.
In case you don't know how the LN works, here's an interesting article: https://medium.com/@homakov/why-lightning-and-raiden-networks-will-not-work-d1880e4bc294
And no I am not "pushing" for Byteball, I have invested on around 30 altcoins, and IOTA uses a similar Network Algorithm.
I am not here to make advertising, just saying mine after showing that there's something wrong going on in Bitcoin, and believe me, I'm really sorry for this, but it seems it took too long to Bitcoin to change and update its protocol, and it's making the end of Netscape: didn't keep up with competition and evolution of the technology.
Oh, and the price is tanking and my 4 BTC are stuck in shit and I can't exchange them.

You don't know what you are talking about. People are not spending 0.00032 BTC because they should pay 0.002 BTC in fees.
And I'm not exactly a newbie, here you can see some of my articles: https://cointelegraph.com/authors/marco-e-g-maltese
Bye.

I suspect the team behind BCH is spamming the BTC network.

LOL I tried also to raise the fee of my second transaction, and the Bitcoin Core Wallet popped a window saying that the fee cannot be raised.
The network is simply blocked.

I had to take these BTC from my wallet, they were not on an exchange. You can be sure I won't ever use Bitcoin to take money from an exchange.

Yes, with "Bitcoin is dead" I mean that if it keeps up with these fees and times and inefficiency, it will be abandoned because there's better stuff around.
Hope now it's clear.

I know this better than you, much probably.
And yet, I feel this is the right time, because all the other times anyone has written a Bitcoin obituary, it was for stupid reasons.
Here we have a network that is completely unusable = the technology is dead.
Switch to Byteball.

I am not "telling", I gave you a link.
Click it and watch for yourself the evolution of that transaction, fees included.

I'm not a "hater", at least read what I wrote.
It's just that this thing is ridiculous.
And for your information "the industry" includes better technologies around.
Oh and I'll exchange my BTC for other coins, this is sure. They serve no purpose at the moment, with a network like this and fees like this.

No and no: no reply and no, they are still with zero confirmation and it says the transaction was sent 13 hours ago (it was sent more than 2 days ago).

So here's my guess: the wallet or miners that don't include the transaction will forward the transaction to some other miner, and so it results it's being sent again.
Or it's being sent again from the wallet? I don't know, I don't know the protocol in so much depth.