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Bitcoin wallet is good. USB is better. Paper wallet/writing it down on paper is by far the best.
I don't have too many bitcoin but hopefully in the future they will grow in value so much that I will have no choice but to put the private keys in a physical safe.
Here's to hoping.
I don't have too many bitcoin but hopefully in the future they will grow in value so much that I will have no choice but to put the private keys in a physical safe.
Here's to hoping.
Re: How fast will the bitcoin mining difficulty increase?
All the reading I've been doing on the rest of the forum has lead me to believe that I started GPU pool mining wayy too late unfortunately.
The mining difficulty will increase an immense amount in the following weeks.
The mining difficulty will increase an immense amount in the following weeks.
I appreciate smaller posts like this, informative and to the point.
If you don't have a big rig devoted to mining only, I would recommend joining a pool. It is consistent but small amounts of money.
Can't really complain since the computer is doing all the work.
If you don't have a big rig devoted to mining only, I would recommend joining a pool. It is consistent but small amounts of money.
Can't really complain since the computer is doing all the work.
I've heard about pools... How do you start looking for those? It's like groups of miners right? And if there are 5 miners you get 20%, 10 miners you get 10% etc.
The way that I found the pool that I am a part of was simply googling it. I have a Macbook Pro and so therefore I was slightly limited to what pools I could join. I found one that would work for my situation and went from there. No problems so far and have seen small profits!
And yes a bunch of miners crunch the numbers together, and the profits are divided up according to the rules of the pool you're involved in and how many people are a part of the pool.
The Clark Moody site is a great tool to keep track of current prices.
It aided me in buying a few bitcoins when it was down at $51 recently and now its up to $116!
Hopefully over time I will see a much greater return on this small investment.
It aided me in buying a few bitcoins when it was down at $51 recently and now its up to $116!
Hopefully over time I will see a much greater return on this small investment.
I appreciate smaller posts like this, informative and to the point.
If you don't have a big rig devoted to mining only, I would recommend joining a pool. It is consistent but small amounts of money.
Can't really complain since the computer is doing all the work.
If you don't have a big rig devoted to mining only, I would recommend joining a pool. It is consistent but small amounts of money.
Can't really complain since the computer is doing all the work.
Re: Official Newbie BitInstant Support Thread (Active Customer Support)
I have used your service twice to acquire bitcoins. The service is seamless and easy to use. I used the Moneygram option. I found your service to be the easiest and most economical way to acquire bitcoins for cash.
Thank You
Thank You
I used bitinstant for my first bitcoin purchases and it worked great. Keep up the good work.