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Re: [ANN][BITLATTICE] A Revolutionary Step - Bitlattice.org
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arsy95
on 23/07/2018, 11:21:16 UTC
I have a suggestion. If you are really in it for cryptocurrency and not so much for the money (which i believe you are, thats why i am presenting this idea to you), why not airdrop bitlattice 1:1 to bitcoin? Call it Bitcoin Lattice, and if it Bitcoin Lattice will takeover Bitcoin core, people will just call it bitcoin. How we can do this is by creating a bitcoin fork, than have a decentralized exchange where one can swap it for the mainchain/lattice version.


https://youtu.be/RXTw4b8N1g8?t=58m21s


Peter Schiff made a great point at 58:21: bitcoin or any cryptocurrency for that matter will never gain adoption when it has a chance of being outcompeted by other cryptocurrency, currencies require certainty. Now this problem will be solved in a mature market, cryptocurrencies are open source, if someone designs a new currency and creates a total new supply, another can copy that code and fork it from bitcoin (or do a 1:1 airdrop if the mainchain is unforkable).  People are simply going to adopt the new currency with technology X that was fairly distributed by copying bitcoins' ledger over the new cryptocurrency with technology X that had an ICO. In current hyperspeculative market a "flippening" can still occur but it wouldn't be necessary and actually make cryptocurrency as a whole unattractive for mass adoption. Bitcoin Lattice actually has a chance of taking over bitcoin instead of Bitlattice, and will right away be traded at insanely high market caps. Let me know what you think Hybrida.

Ps I'm the guy who messaged u on linkedin I think in august 2017.

-Arsène
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Re: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies
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arsy95
on 18/07/2018, 05:08:27 UTC
can you guys fix HOT price? From before may 2018 Holochain's price is conflated with Hydro Protocol price. It kinda ruins my portofolio

https://i.imgur.com/xzxpTFQ.png
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Re: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies
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arsy95
on 11/07/2018, 15:39:55 UTC
bittrex api only took deposits, not withdrawals, am i the only one with this issue?
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Re: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies
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arsy95
on 16/06/2018, 17:27:14 UTC
I bought unlimited and it simply doesn't import my bitfinex API, my username is arsy, can anyone help me? my lawyer is waiting. it did work on bitcoin.tax (which counted 19k trades) but bitcoin.tax sucks for other reasons.

EDIT: I made a small bitfinex trade to test the api out and it did appear on cointracking.info, but i need the whole history imported
How old are these trades The Bitfinex API has limitations of the historical data.
http://blog.bitfinex.com/api/api-improvements/

My first deposit & trade was 29 june 2017.



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Re: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies
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arsy95
on 11/06/2018, 14:42:05 UTC
I bought unlimited and it simply doesn't import my bitfinex API, my username is arsy, can anyone help me? my lawyer is waiting. it did work on bitcoin.tax (which counted 19k trades) but bitcoin.tax sucks for other reasons.

EDIT: I made a small bitfinex trade to test the api out and it did appear on cointracking.info, but i need the whole history imported
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
do smart contracts have to go together with the currency?
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arsy95
on 23/01/2018, 23:20:28 UTC
can't there be decentralized off chain smart contract? can't you have smart contracts in anyway with raiblocks?

after all a cryptocurrency is nothing but a distributed ledger of numbers, what the competition should be about is which ledger is the most efficient and secure. i consider a smart contract an add on/feature, something that is designed to make cryptocurrencies more usable, but isn't it better for mainstream adoption and the future of a currency that these things don't go hand in hand?
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Board Development & Technical Discussion
Directed Acyclic Graph vs Lightning Network Blockchain
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arsy95
on 16/01/2018, 15:32:42 UTC
Let's have an in depth discussion, put the markets & speculation aside completely. Let's compare these two ledger of numbers for the future of cryptocurrency. With both of these fees and scalability becomes a non issue. So where do they still differ? I don't fully know, so please continue the list and correct me if you will. We should already be able to theorize which one has the best chance to be used as a currency until the end of the internet.
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DAG: Do your own hashing (in iota's case not every hardware can do this, but can this become a non issue with other DAG's like hashgraph?)
Blockchain: Miners do your hashing (+)
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DAG: No mining centralization (+)
Blockchain: Mining Centralization
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DAG: Split internet/firewall doesn't split the currency (+)
Blockchain: Split internet/firewall will split/hard forks the currency forever
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Questions: Bitcoin can be forked/updated in a decentralized (mining-centralized) manner. How can a Directed Acyclic Graph be updated? Only when a new coin does a 1:1 airdrop and the free market begins to adopt new coin?
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Re: IOTA Price Prediction 2018
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arsy95
on 31/10/2017, 05:58:26 UTC
Well it's still very nice gains for ICO investors and i'm sure that a lot of them wouldn't mind dumping their coins at a lower level because they have already made hundreds of times in terms of fiat gains from their ICO investments.

Short term, expect some few more dips in price.

But if they keep up with their promises then yeah, they could well achieve many ATHs from now on.

IOTA's ICO happened in 2015 at a cap of 500k.

IOTA got up x200 since then.

Monero got up x200 since 2015. Ethereum got up x200 since then. What a shit argument