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Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?
Re: TaaS: Token As Service Bounty Thread - Support Us and Earn Reward
Just wanted to say Kudos to the person responsible for the Facebook ad campaign. I'm here because I saw one of your ads (I also invested of course).
Regarding the article bounty, is it still open for submission? I might write something today if it's still available.
Regarding the article bounty, is it still open for submission? I might write something today if it's still available.
I joined the newsletter but didn't have a Ethereum address. What can I do to still get a stake?
Thanks!
Thanks!
It only took less than 1 minute to create eth address try here www.myetherwallet.com
Do not forget to save PrivateKey
Oh, thank you very much!
My address is: 0xFF70EeDA6fb9380d30b9a202C7a4970A2D966D37
Looking forward to this project!
And once again, thanks!
What will happen to my bitcoins if Bitcoin splits into two separate coins? What will I own in that case, coin 1 or coin 2? Or both?
That depends on how you access your coins.
If you are using an account provided by a service then they get to decide for you.
If you are running your own wallet software, then you will technically have both, but the wallet software you are running may not provide access to both.
What if I don't touch my bitcoins for the next 2 years, leave them on a paper wallet (so to speak)?
Then you get to decide in 2 years when you choose what wallet software you want to import the private keys into. Technically you'll have both (if both chains still exist), but the wallet software you are running may not provide access to both.
So basically if I store the bitcoins myself (say paper wallet), I could theoretically import the private keys later to both chains (separately) and access my coins, right?
What will happen to my bitcoins if Bitcoin splits into two separate coins? What will I own in that case, coin 1 or coin 2? Or both?
What if I don't touch my bitcoins for the next 2 years, leave them on a paper wallet (so to speak)?
This is really confusing for me and I'm not sure if I should take any action.
Thank you!
What if I don't touch my bitcoins for the next 2 years, leave them on a paper wallet (so to speak)?
This is really confusing for me and I'm not sure if I should take any action.
Thank you!