"Oh thou Bitcoin; bravest of coins.
You have withstood the test and been found worthy.
Standing bloody and beaten, your face is scarred from months in the arena.
Yet, still you stand. Yet, still you fight.
The one of legend came to you. Before you he beared his razor teeth.
The bear whale came, and your sword found its mark.
Now you are joined by your brother of the Lite who stands with you.
Friends together; brothers reunited. Now you are ready, now it is time.
The winds howl in the distance; the hurricane is coming.
Now it is time to fly."

Already positioned, but thanks for letting me know. Yes, a certain percentage split is a good idea. I think I just wasn't sure if people were seriously just going all out and "living the dream" by converting and holding everything as Bitcoin. In the past, I have sold some Bitcoins, but that practice has come to an end as I believe this is just the beginning of something that could change the financial world. I just wanted to get an idea of how everyone else generally felt about Bitcoin and how you managed your funds during long term market corrections. I know someone asked what I meant about Bitcoin friendly banks. I guess no bank would want to be friendly to something that could put them out of business, lol. I think I was thinking of if any banks would outright try to report someone who was making Bitcoin transactions as committing some crime for money transmission.

Hey Everyone,

This post is a question to members of the community about where do you all keep your fiat? Say you make a lot of money on some Bitcoin trades. Do you just hold it all as Bitcoin, even through market corrections, or do you convert to fiat and keep it somewhere for those corrective phases of the market. Just curious if people keep their converted btc to fiat in banks, exchanges, where? If in banks, are certain countries and banks more Bitcoin friendly than others?

Dude, you're getting free money. Consider it a great gift and go use it the best that you can!

Have you tried setting up MinGW as a build environment within Windows?

You can get free Signature coins right now and trade them for Bitcoins on c-cex exchange.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=702583.0

I'm having a similar issue. I sent half of my Sys to an exchange and left the other half in my wallet. Now the client says I don't have any coins in the wallet and half of my coins were sent to an address that I don't recognize. I've never had this issue with any other wallet. Is there a dev here we can contact?

lol is this senior olympics?

Anyone have an issue with certain cards causing an OpenCL error and crashing the miner? I've got 4 rigs and in 1 of the rigs, one gpu constantly crashes the miner but works fine in sgminer or other miner programs. I've tried using -li 1 and -a 2 as well as reducing the gpu max allocation percentage but nothing seems to be helping. Anyone know of any other compatibility settings for the miner? I'm using 16gb virtual swap file. Cards are Gigabyte 7950's on F43 BIOS at 1.09 volts.

If you want to mine Bitcoin or Litecoin based coins, try to get some dedicated ASIC hardware. If you would be more willing to take risk and speculate, you can put together a GPU mining setup and mine alt coins. However, be advised that it is a lot more work to setup, install, troubleshoot, and maintain and bunch of GPU rigs than to just get an ASIC.

I updated the signature yesterday, but the payment was not received? Is there a time in advance that the signature must be updated before payment? For example, 24 hours or so?

Like people have said before, if you're willing to take a risk and mine in order to hold for future value, you can make a profit. However, that is a lot of what ifs. I have 4 mining rigs right now, but I only still run them because I have free electricity and I also bought them back in 2013 and already made roi on them. Would I go out and drop $7k on mining equipment again right now if they weren't already paid off? Hell no, I would just take that money and buy coins directly.

This is a great first step to see anonymous technology so soon after launch. Great job!

Do you know if this works on the newest Raspberry Pi? The newer model just released?

Unfortunately there are so many scams out there. I had a BFL preorder a long time ago and I was one of the lucky ones who actually was able to get a refund.

Does anyone here mine sometimes using their mobile gpu? Just wondering how profitable it could be on very new coins.

This is a useful tool. Great work!

Is there a place other than the program where the Quatloo requirements are in terms of how much you have to have for certain features?

It is sad to see how far the interest on general savings accounts has slipped. In 2004 I had a savings account at 6% interest. Now its more like .6% lol