Good one, thanks for the laugh

Well, I'm glad I got rid of almost all my alts.
You could say I was some sort of a bag holder.
Now I'm 97% btc, selling the remaining alts before the end of the year.

There is only one, and that's me.

Buy and hodl if you don't know how to trade.
Never sell your coins with a loss.

Yeeeeeehaaaa. Pump it up. Pump it to infinity and beyond

Ninja profit in minutes. /s
Don't wait too long, buy now or cry later.

Too bad,... I'm not finished yet with accumulating

Hyperinflation FTW!

New poll please:
Moon within 5 months
Yes
No

Then you should avoid bitcoin in the first place.
Bitcoin is too good to be true. It's almost perfect.

You can only know for sure that someone is in possession of a private key when coins are spent, but large amounts of unspent coins could create uncertainty to trust the system because they have influence on the trade markets when they are spent.

So I was wondering, when do people agree to be 'sure' that coins are lost forever and not stored in a savings account?
My first guess would be the average life expectancy, roughly 77 years.

edit: added option 'never'

7 years later, hackers still take massive effort to steel other peoples bitcoin.

You tell me how something so worthless still get stolen



But then they might let other people pay for your loss by inflating the money supply and compensate you.

I'm very happy they are still more than worthwhile to steal.
Means we're still in business

Probably, if your CPU and mem can catch on try it out to find out. I'm a noob just figured how to run this thing.

Just search on the internet, there is loads written about it.

This dude (92.24 MB/s) exit and guard  gets 3,96% of donations, whatever amount is donated.

This dude ( 3.47 MB/s) exit and guard node gets 0,1%


There are a lot of factors involved. You only find out if you try.

These are the latest donations

But my point was that people should advertise for this service when they can't run a sig campaign because it makes the world better and I receive satoshis
The more people advertise, the more gets donated, the more you receive.
Unicorns.

I don't know, depends on a few factors like stability, speed, exit/relay node etc.

From the website:


Don't expect to earn back your costs, it's not effective. But since you paid for them anyway, you might be lucky Satoshi donates a few 10k satoshi to us

That's the point. I'm running the relay for fun and to support the network. I'm planning to run a hidden bitcoin node as well, but not to make direct profit, but to support.
It's running on a low power MK802 arm device, 5 watts 7mbps up/down.

I consider everything donated as a nice tip, not to make profit. Although it would be nice to receive some huge donations of course but I don't aim for it.

Consider to support TOR in the meantime while you are not able to run a signature campaign.

There is a website where people can donate bitcoins to nodes.
The website says: Your donation will then be divided among the relays listed below according to their Donation Share. The donation share is proportional to each relay's bandwidth contribution to the Tor network

I suggest you to put this in your signature:

And for people wondering, yes I am running a node (3 days) and yes I will benefit. But not much, because I'm at place >500 and haven't received any satoshi as of yet.

I don't understand sh*t of what you just said, but it looks important
However, what does this have to do on the economics forum? Isn't it a more appropriate place to put it in the development board if this has technical implications for the functionality of bitcoin or crypto in general?

I think it is the opposite for bitcoin.
People will see that alts are mostly scams and bitcorn can be trusted because it's much bigger.