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just trying to make a btc out of 50 cents.
good luck with that
Re: Wouldn't it be more fair if the bitcoins were shared equally?
between all the people?
I don't see the reason why a few people who were the first could gain a big share of the coins and people who want to buy coins now have to pay for them. and why would people will cooperate with such system.
I mean I only heard about this today, I would participate earlier if I knew about it.
I don't see the reason why a few people who were the first could gain a big share of the coins and people who want to buy coins now have to pay for them. and why would people will cooperate with such system.
I mean I only heard about this today, I would participate earlier if I knew about it.
bitcoins will rise in price for 100 years
as long as there are people who don't use bitcoins, you are one of the "first"
7 billion people on the planet, maybe a few million know
I recently had my blockchan wallet hacked and emptied. I have a request in. I know what money the account is in. I need help.
Thank you
Thank you
I think you can post a comment on the address of the coins stolen asking for them to give it back! and point to this thread. otherwise just have to hope they return them....
passwords should be 16+ letters long with #'s etc mixed in
Yes, it is very efficient. It does 150mh/s slightly overclocked(850 core) and it is only 50$! So you can get 600mh/s for a mere 200$. 6870 does that for 250$! But before you run to your local store, be sure to buy Powercolor ones because they're slightly different from regular 5670's. Here be pics:
http://i.imgur.com/kWaNkdY.png
running at 290mh/s
Probably the "Juniper" text caught your eye. That's why I said that the Powercolor ones are different! Now go and buy some 5670's!
http://i.imgur.com/kWaNkdY.png
running at 290mh/s
Probably the "Juniper" text caught your eye. That's why I said that the Powercolor ones are different! Now go and buy some 5670's!
but how would you run 4 of them in 1 computer? not enough pci-e slots
Is the 21 million coin limit hard coded into the program?
Or is it just a result of the reward halving every few years?
Could someone easily change the bitcoin source code to make an inflationary coin that has no
upper bound, and the reward never halves? Or would major changes have to be made to the source?
(I know an int64 can store a number as big as 18,446,744,073,709,551,615)
Or is it just a result of the reward halving every few years?
Could someone easily change the bitcoin source code to make an inflationary coin that has no
upper bound, and the reward never halves? Or would major changes have to be made to the source?
(I know an int64 can store a number as big as 18,446,744,073,709,551,615)