CSCj uses the internet to play, but currently I move quite a lot that I only use the phone, when CSCj will issue APP to me more convenient to participate in it.
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Re: [ANN][ICO]⚡️[AIRDROP]⚡️[1ETH FOR 5000 PEOPLE!] Elisia The BlockChain Revolution
The development platform of elissia has many advantages over other blockchain platforms. However, Elissia needs a clear objective to compete directly with similar projects.
I need more information about the development team of this project.
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Re: 🌐🌐🌐[ANN][AIRDROP][PRE-ICO] Allforcrypto a crypto alternative to ebay 💎💎💎
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Prideandprejudice
on 16/11/2018, 10:06:12 UTC
I think accepting payment by fiat should be the first choice. If I do not have BTC, ETH, XMR, or the designated coins, then it's a little bit of a hassle.
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Re: Coin War: Can A Country Officially Back Bitcoin?
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Prideandprejudice
on 30/10/2018, 08:22:46 UTC
Anybody going to watch Matrix trilogy with idea that they are talking about banking/bitcoin?
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Re: IS HOLDING TRULY THE SOLUTION TO DROP OF BTC PRICE?
Is there anything that could hurt the remaining btc holders? People have lost a big part of their fear, so negative news won't affect people that much anymore. Everything fell into a long wintersleep. And then, suddenly, bam! You wake up, seeing btc hitting 10.000, rising with 200 every minute. > ETF approved
Yes, and I can finally upgrade to the medium fry when that happens.
I hear people who're talk about the " regret not buying at 6400 because when it's at 100k" thing all the time but really don't understand, Can anyone 'do the math' at how many millions of dollars or trades would be needed to get the price to 100K? I don't even know if it's mathematically possible?
There's people in this world who have millions of dollars and no bitcoin, some banks have been caught messing with billions of dollars now just imagine if more people started saving Bitcoin instead of saving dollars in the bank we could easily see prices above 100k
Nope. Not going to happen. People are dumb. In 1980's the savings and loan crash had people in lines to get their money out, and some lost their life savings. Guess what? Monday morning the USA went right back to depositing their money into banks. People are dumb. Every republican President campaigns on 'like it used to be' to get elected, then once in power, the inbreds in the Red states darn tootin get mad because they were lied to once again, and yet every president that runs Red keeps on doing and saying the same thing. Point is, people are really dumb.
I understand your point but people can only be fucked with for so long and before the people didn't have much of a choice, now we have Bitcoin and it now has a decade of history, operation and growth. People like you and I with this valuable knowledge can help pave the way with this new technology and save ourselves and maybe a few others from the government's monetary system.
Hi guys, could a random mining system work? I mean if the miner of the next block is choosen randomly intead of PoW what are the possibile drawback?
miner of the next block is choosen randomly intead of PoW what are the possibile drawback?
Well, the current mining system is kinda random... It's just that with higher hashpower you have a higher probability of winning the race. But actually finding the answer to the "puzzle" is kinda random process (guessing game). From how I understand your idea, you'd have the same: the more mining power you have, the more chance to get the random reward, so what would be the difference exactly?
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Re: Bitcoin holders must remain calm
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Prideandprejudice
on 28/10/2018, 09:18:00 UTC
Any technology has to provide a service to be valuable. People can use it as a currency now that volatility has decreased. The DOW and Dollar are going to be more volatile in the coming months as the FED tries to control inflation. Bitcoin doesnt have that problem. Any merchant can look 50-100 years into the future and know the exact supply of bitcoin there will be, and supported by the strongest chain and hashrate.
I am not sure, I was under the impression buyers at robinhood were not actually buying bitcoin but a derivative, there are no coins or private keys. someone correct me please if that is not the case.
That's what I'm afraid of. I posted the same question on their help website. Thanks! I might have to go back to buying from coinbase.
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Does Robinhood hold custody of the bitcoin ?
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Prideandprejudice
on 28/10/2018, 08:16:59 UTC
Hello. Can someone help me with this question below? Thank You Does Robinhood hold custody of the bitcoin I buy from them? Do they have the private keys? Or does someone else hold custody. Thanks!