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Re: [ANN] XAGON [~SLATE~] Distributed Identity, T2 Alpha, Abstract Commerce
Windows Client Please!
Exiting news coming this week ; ) Windows client and full source code below
http://i.imgur.com/HruvCAt.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/mAKekj9.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/85Dhvw2.png
Re: [ANN] XAGON [~SLATE~] Distributed Identity, T2 Alpha, Abstract Commerce
Who is the rcport of the currency to mine it in solitarily?
rpc port: 6094
net port: 6093
Re: [ANN] XAGON [~SLATE~] Distributed Identity, T2 Alpha, Abstract Commerce
Re: [ANN] XAGON [~SLATE~] Distributed Identity, T2 Alpha, Abstract Commerce
Caution: no addnode, no source.
Will edit upon discovering more.
Will edit upon discovering more.
Source - https://github.com/xagon6/XAGON
[ANN] XAGON [~SLATE~] Distributed Identity, T2 Alpha, Abstract Commerce
Re: What's all this talk about copying the blockchain technology?
It seems silly to me because a large part of the appeal and value of bitcoin is its decentralized nature.
Yes, and the banks thrive on centralization, hence why they demonize decentralization
The Blockchain itself is paving the way for an entirely new technology sector of autonomous agents, application and corporations.
So in short, the Blockchain is going to solve an entire plethora of problems including financial inequality
So in short, the Blockchain is going to solve an entire plethora of problems including financial inequality
When banks cannot prevent the booming of bitcoin, they will adopt it
Would you want your bitcoins stored in the vaults of some bank that can freeze your holdings whenever they feel like and for whatever reason?
The banks will never adopt bitcoin, because those that use bitcoins only use bitcoins and other crypto currencies so that they can completely bypass the banks and conduct frictionless, semi anonymous and peer to peer transactions
The banks just cannot compete with the fact that my qt client does EVERYTHING a bank can do, and more... and also gives users the ultimate control over their finances
Lol Economists.
Remember these two? Myron Scholes and Robert Merto. They won a Nobel price on 1994 based on some derivatives model idea they had then started a hedge fund based on that model. They failed miserably and lost billions.
Remember these two? Myron Scholes and Robert Merto. They won a Nobel price on 1994 based on some derivatives model idea they had then started a hedge fund based on that model. They failed miserably and lost billions.
LTCM? Their model is still being used today. I doubt that they deserved a Nobel prize for it though, the great 2008 crash had a lot to do with the model they created
Bitcoin is the first true currency of the internet, which makes it the first borderless value transfer system. Its being used in various places that aren't even accounted for due to proxies etc, so I doubt that most of the stats and geo-usage info out there is accurate