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Re: If Bitcoin had a stable price, would it still be as popular?
If the bitcoin had stable price, I think bitcoin could not popular today and boring. I love bitcoin because the value is like a roller coaster ride. Many people think bitcoin as digital currency and today's the value is higher than i think before. So bitcoin made a history of this month, we hope that next month will pump more.
Agree, if it stable then it will be boring. Market should be interesting, and volatility is one of those interesting things. High volatility makes people able to against the time variable (read : shortened the time). Stable price identically with something calm and takes too long time to raise. If the value is worth it, then it's worth it you are buying (long) time for it. But, if there is the more worth it which takes shorter time why you have to wait longer.
And about Bitcoin's popularity I thing it's because its value in the most, and not about stable price.
LoL this is great! 
Every Newbie should read this Btt "wiki" rather than opening vucking thread for asking shit question.
By the way, I can't find "token" and "ERC20"
Can it be added under Altcoins index???
Every Newbie should read this Btt "wiki" rather than opening vucking thread for asking shit question.
By the way, I can't find "token" and "ERC20"
Can it be added under Altcoins index???
Yeah, many newbie shortly open thread and asking something those usually already exist. And sadly, it like repeats itself
This thread like just woke up from the grave
and I'm interested to post because newbies should read this.***
Also wanna contribute BWAS to be listed.
I don't know it's just familiar for a traders only or everybody know.
BWAS : Better Wait And See
Traders usually use it in chat room while waiting for economic news release, or wait for clear signal when their analysis no longer help.
I've been considering selling my ETH all day to put into BTC. Just can't make up my mind
I think I will split it about 60% of my eth to be placed into BTC. I missed the moment anyway.
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Yeah, it's very useful tool. I've been looking for this. Thank for the share.
Firstly, I always see who open that threat, official new-account or manage by old-account bounty manager, or fresh newbie account using un-related name or not represents the brand of the project. Then I look at their content, how detail and compact the information they give. Is there any weird thing. I usually observe first about 1-2 days before deciding to fill up the form. And be careful before fill the form. Now, I always consider if they show the spreadsheet publicly.
Hello guys am a newbie how can i know if an airdrop is real or fake
Firstly, I always see who open that threat, official fresh-account or manage by old-account bounty manager. Then I look at their content, how detail and compact the information they give. Is there any weird thing. I usually observe first about 1-2 days before deciding to fill up the form. And be careful before fill the form. Now, I always consider if they show the spreadsheet publicly.
Proof of research - contribute computing power to the network, and solve mathematical problems
http://wiki.gridcoin.us/Proof-of-Research
Proof of stake - consensus method for processing transactions / securing the network based on an investors stake in the network and age of the coins
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof-of-stake
Proof of work - consensus method for processing transactions / securing the network based on solving cryptographic hashes, depends on the hash rate of the equipment deployed for mining
Another method for consensus is Directed Acrylic Graphs and is used for Byteball and Iota.
Proof of concept - has nothing to do with mining or minting (used as a synonym for staking), this means a simplified model which proves that a methodology is feasible
http://wiki.gridcoin.us/Proof-of-Research
Proof of stake - consensus method for processing transactions / securing the network based on an investors stake in the network and age of the coins
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof-of-stake
Proof of work - consensus method for processing transactions / securing the network based on solving cryptographic hashes, depends on the hash rate of the equipment deployed for mining
Another method for consensus is Directed Acrylic Graphs and is used for Byteball and Iota.
Proof of concept - has nothing to do with mining or minting (used as a synonym for staking), this means a simplified model which proves that a methodology is feasible
Good answer but I would just like to add some examples to that.
Proof of stake - Stratis, cream, sprouts and a few others.
Proof of work - Doge, Bitcoin, litecoin.
Proof of concept - Raiblocks.
Sorry I can't really think of many POS coins right now.
Yeah, examples makes me easily understand those above explanation. Any other example of PoC?