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Satoshi, you must:
send 1 BTC to each of the 1 million active BTC addresses in the blockchain. Now! In plain sight, to prove you have nothing left.
And be gone.
(I only pray he's got all those private keys... otherwise - trouble).
He must do jackshit, it's his money and he can do with it whatever the hell he wants.send 1 BTC to each of the 1 million active BTC addresses in the blockchain. Now! In plain sight, to prove you have nothing left.
And be gone.
(I only pray he's got all those private keys... otherwise - trouble).
Otherwise every "admirer" from a local bum with a clawhammer to town cops, to cartels with bazookas will be coming after him & his family. For the untraceable billion dollars as mentioned elsewhere.
Gods help this man
Satoshi, you must:
send 1 BTC to each of the 1 million active BTC addresses in the blockchain. Now! In plain sight, to prove you have nothing left.
And be gone.
(I only pray he's got all those private keys... otherwise - trouble).
He must do jackshit, it's his money and he can do with it whatever the hell he wants.send 1 BTC to each of the 1 million active BTC addresses in the blockchain. Now! In plain sight, to prove you have nothing left.
And be gone.
(I only pray he's got all those private keys... otherwise - trouble).
Hey can anyone help me: When I mine with cgminer and it runs but all it says: "Probing for an alive pool", what does that mean? I have typed in the URL for Rocketpool.
it means your computer is looking for someone to send it some work to do, to send back and that's when you get paid - submitting transaction work.
you can lose a connection to a pool for any number of reasons, eg:
1. your internet connection is down
2. you have the wrong pool settings
3. the pool is down
4. you haven't downloaded the right cgminer - try 1gh.com they have a download for cgminer 3.7.3
5. xyz reason.....
1. Try connecting to an 'Anonymous' pool which means you don't need to register, just enter your wallet address and point your miner at them. This will test any registration problems. Try dwarfpool.com or 1gh.com
2. Join a pool that requires registration.
3. Have your .bat file list a failover - mine on which pool you prefer, but have a failover to another in case your main pool server goes down, etc.
I don't think I have the wrong pool settings, I have used exactly the settings they give you on the site and I have downloaded the cgminer on their site.
But thx anyway, I'll try dwarfpool.
Re: Why Bitcoin is doomed to fail, and there's nothing you can do about it.
That's the beauty of Bitcoin. It wasn't designed to serve everyone, it was designed to give a chance to that .01% society who have high IQ but were shut out by the corruption in this world. I mean, who really gives a shit about making it work for *everyone*? Fuck the average person.
Then why do most people in this thread (including you) have such a low IQ? They shouldn't even be able to use BTC and yet they are.Quote
Actually I was wondering, what if some beneficiary of current system buys all BTC and destroys his hard drive? Wouldn't it mean that BTC is lost?
That's completely impossible because 1. Not everybody sells their BTC
2. Even if everyone did and one entitiy would buy more and more BTC from people and take them away from the market, the price would continuously skyrocket in a ridiculous way that at some point even the richest man on earth would run out before he owns all Bitcoin.
3. Even if someone was rich enough to buy all Bitcoin right now, he'd only have about 50% of the total amount of Bitcoins.
@OP
I really wanna see how any government wants to regulate a global currency. Sure they can tax stores that use BTC, but that's about as far as it goes.
I am pretty sure that Satoshi is at least not Japanese, I mean would he not have published Bitcoin in Japan first if he really was Japanese? No, as far as I know, he only ever spoke English.
But why did he choose a Japanese name? Is he a fan of the language or is his name itself another puzzle?
Anyway, I'm really curious if or when we are gonna see the first coins being moved.
But why did he choose a Japanese name? Is he a fan of the language or is his name itself another puzzle?
Anyway, I'm really curious if or when we are gonna see the first coins being moved.
Interest for Bitcoin is going down after all the hype. And the problem is that most people are extremely impatient and they wanna sell more BTC than there is demand so they keep going cheaper. There needs to be more places where you can pay with Bitcoin so that people don't see it purely as an investment but more like a useful trading tool.
Who really cares? Now if we can get 1.21 jiggawatts and we could go past 88 miles per hour then we're talking!
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You see, my actual goal is find investors to invest in a farm and produce worthy tangible items. So I would need a miner to invest bitcoin in me at a rate that is not worthless, but about 6-8$/btc
I think that is the case, untill a coin is found that is significantly better than bitcoin, not just another copycat.
A coin that can do something fundamental, that bitcoin cant.
Pretty much this.A coin that can do something fundamental, that bitcoin cant.
All the altcoins are just copies of BTC but the problem is that so many people are using BTC already that the value is significantly higher than the value of the other coins will probably ever be. BTC is bigger and is growing stronger.
I see no reason to invest in any other coin, unless it turns out Bitcoin had some flaws that make it unusuable.