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Gönderdiğine emin misin? O kadar küçük gönderimler artık onaylanmıyor. Toz bulutu şeklinde geziniyor ortalıkta. 5340 Satoşi gönderebilirsin ama
https://blockchain.info/address/1BLPmmdV1VA7STemmLqfWZzZ85jQJ2H1ah
Gitmiş herhalde.
Dostum; bitcoin için millet genelde web tasarımı, çeviri, uyuşturucu kaçakçılığı falan yapar. Öğrenci dayanışması olsun diye sana sembolik olarak 0.00000088 btc gönderdim. İleride bitcoin'ın tanesi 10 milyon dolara çıktığında beni hatırlarsın.
I assume you're using btcturk like myself. I too have thought of using different exchanges for arbitrage, the discrepancy seems to be about 200 USD per bitcoin. I assumed that fees, slow confirmations and unpredictable rate changes would make it unprofitable. I guess I'll try it sometime with a minimal amount too. I'll be waiting for an update.
Hayırlı kazançlar !
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Non-sense.
And Bitcoin is not a deflating currency.
Bitcoin has a limited number of bitcoins, in the time
Some guy bought a pizza for 100000 btc in 2010, now a pizza is worth about 0.1 btc. How is that not deflationary? Bitcoins are limited and demand for them is continually growing due to privacy concerns, tax avoidance, media attention etc. Bitcoin being limited is what makes it deflationary unlike fiat currencies.
Does not make sense at all.
There is a limited (and not fixed) amount of oil in the world, and the number of humans is rising.
It does not mean that the price of oil will increase to infinity.
If the oil supply drops to one barrel and the people of the world decide that this one barrel is worth everything every single person on the person ever owns, they will give the owner of that barrel the wealth of the entire world, which is in practical terms, infinite. I know that is still not absolutely infinite, and such a scenario is impossible, but it explains how a price has no limits.
Bitcoin is a deflating currency, unless its security is compromised, a better alternative comes along, or the world economy shrinks in an apocalyptic manner 10000 is pretty much inevitable.
I've known bitcoin since I discovered the deep web in early 2012, but I never gave much thought about it because back then I perceived bitcoin as an underground currency. In May, I received a bitcoin tip of 3 dollars as a donation to help out protesters in the Gezi Park protests. I have been following and learning about bitcoin, free markets and crypto-anarchy ever since. I joined the forums to further educate myself and profit from taking part in the rather early stages of what I believe to be the money of the future.
For the hell of it? Sure.
For profit? Not unless you have a laptop from 100 years in the future.
With the introduction of ASIC miners, even mining with high end graphics cards has become unprofitable. Some alternative cryptocurrencies may be worthwhile though.
For profit? Not unless you have a laptop from 100 years in the future.
With the introduction of ASIC miners, even mining with high end graphics cards has become unprofitable. Some alternative cryptocurrencies may be worthwhile though.