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Re: <<Looking for trustworthy exceptional programmer>> for a BTC project.
I need solid code, from a coder who knows what they are doing and are reliable / trustworthy. Unfortunately I'm not a guru on the BTC concept yet but I think my idea will fix that problem and really help promote the BTC community to average people.
So if you're in it for the BTC community contact me so we can exchange MSN messenger contacts. Don't waste my time if you're anything less than brilliant when it comes to coding. I won't mess with people who have no reputation either.
So if you're in it for the BTC community contact me so we can exchange MSN messenger contacts. Don't waste my time if you're anything less than brilliant when it comes to coding. I won't mess with people who have no reputation either.
I might be able to help you out, but I only work with people who are extremely experienced at bizdev and have a reputation for founding successful companies. My rate is 150BTC/hour, including consultations and this offer to you. Please PM me for my payment (I spent 10 minutes on this post, so that's 25 BitCoins. Might seem excessive for just a little forum post, but I'd rather be safe than sorry).
BitCoin does not offer all the things that some people want. It's not anonymous. It's traceable by design. It's online. It requires authentications, which takes a while.
There's lots of different properties one can want in a currency that BitCoin doesn't provide, and it's probably impossible to make a currency that matches EVERY wish EVERY person on earth has. States try that with fiat currencies and fail.
There's lots of different properties one can want in a currency that BitCoin doesn't provide, and it's probably impossible to make a currency that matches EVERY wish EVERY person on earth has. States try that with fiat currencies and fail.
Because it's a commodity. The difference? You can't just print more commodity, if you need to, like you do with fiat currencies. There is a fixed supply limit. And in that aspect bitcoin can never be a currency.
'Yet' was just me being hopeful for the future, as in: hope for more widespread adoption (merchants, merchants, merchants..), maybe official recognition by the governments? etc.
Hope I haven't spouted too much nonsense/BS, I'm still kind of new to this whole economy/money thing
'Yet' was just me being hopeful for the future, as in: hope for more widespread adoption (merchants, merchants, merchants..), maybe official recognition by the governments? etc.
Hope I haven't spouted too much nonsense/BS, I'm still kind of new to this whole economy/money thing
Newspapers can be printed, and they're a commodity. Gold was a money even though it was not printed.
My hair is a bird, your argument is invalid.
