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Re: Starting a new FPGA mining farm/contract! Cognitive Resurrected on [BTC-TC]
Re: Starting a new FPGA mining farm/contract! Cognitive Resurrected on [BTC-TC]
@silver - update yesterday from Josh from BFL
https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status-2.html
post #20
He promises 1. to post a vid in 3 days and 2. to ship the hiigher wattage asics if client so desires... 3. even these would presumably outperform anything on the market Josh says...
no way of telling how much is truth...
https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status-2.html
post #20
He promises 1. to post a vid in 3 days and 2. to ship the hiigher wattage asics if client so desires... 3. even these would presumably outperform anything on the market Josh says...
no way of telling how much is truth...
Bitcoin - BBC Newsnight - 26/03/2013 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaOsM3RUNG8&feature=youtu.be
crash my ass....
Apart from the technical trading indicators, that are good for market timing, the fundamental qualities of BTC is what is imho driving the market up... you know - anonymity, ease of transfer, divisibility, security when backed up appropriately, etc etc ....
So
1. do you agree?
2. Dont u think its happening so fast ? Gotta love that digital era we're in...
3. PS. Cheers to Greece, Cyprus and the rest of Southern Europe - you guys help bitcoin a lot. If u need monetary security - maybe bitcoin can help u too ?
Apart from the technical trading indicators, that are good for market timing, the fundamental qualities of BTC is what is imho driving the market up... you know - anonymity, ease of transfer, divisibility, security when backed up appropriately, etc etc ....
So
1. do you agree?
2. Dont u think its happening so fast ? Gotta love that digital era we're in...
3. PS. Cheers to Greece, Cyprus and the rest of Southern Europe - you guys help bitcoin a lot. If u need monetary security - maybe bitcoin can help u too ?
Re: New GLBSE.com for FPGA mining investment - FPGAMINING
here is some updates: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112969.0;all
make 15% ROI with 1.7 btc via gambling - www.bitcoincrown.com
http://www.bitcoincrown.com/
How it works
You can buy the Bitcoin Crown for 1.736 bitcoins!
Afterwards its value will increase by 25% (0.434 bitcoins), and after the next buyer takes it off your hands, you will receive 1.996 bitcoins (15% profit)!
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Disclaimer: Of course this is gambling and statistically the players lose to the house... But if u like the thrill of gambling - this one is nice... the total statistical loss is way smaller than the standard high percentages in real world casinos...
How it works
You can buy the Bitcoin Crown for 1.736 bitcoins!
Afterwards its value will increase by 25% (0.434 bitcoins), and after the next buyer takes it off your hands, you will receive 1.996 bitcoins (15% profit)!
-----
Disclaimer: Of course this is gambling and statistically the players lose to the house... But if u like the thrill of gambling - this one is nice... the total statistical loss is way smaller than the standard high percentages in real world casinos...
all btc casinos are doing quite well and are one of the main btc engines
While playing this simple to setup ( and play ) gambling site :
http://www.bitcoincrown.com/
( yes, I know what u think - the answer is: I already exited from the crwon owner's place )
I thought to myself - its kinda shameful that gambling propells this world saving new thing BTC...
So alongside gambling and moeny l..ndering what are the major other factors that pump capital into btc ?
What do u think?
Can u give a list in importance descending order ?
http://www.bitcoincrown.com/
( yes, I know what u think - the answer is: I already exited from the crwon owner's place )
I thought to myself - its kinda shameful that gambling propells this world saving new thing BTC...
So alongside gambling and moeny l..ndering what are the major other factors that pump capital into btc ?
What do u think?
Can u give a list in importance descending order ?
At no point was there a double spend in the longest chain
This is a short summary of a neighbour thread:
Quote from: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152363.msg1619287#msg1619287
Whole thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152363.0
"this wasn't a double spend - it was a single spend on two different blockchains - I'm not sure why everyone is so concerned about this - the spend only existed once in the longest chain, it just happened that the longest chain changed, and it changed after 6+ confirmations had already happened in a previous longest chain. The issue here was that the merchant ignored or did not know about the advice to not accept confirmed blocks from the currently longest chain (the 0. because the 0.7 chain was going to outgrow it and invalidate those transactions.
At no point was there a double spend in the longest chain, which is exactly how bitcoin is designed to work.
Will"
So stop the "double spend panic" ... Nothing near a 2-spend happened really.
Quote from: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152363.msg1619287#msg1619287
Whole thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152363.0
"this wasn't a double spend - it was a single spend on two different blockchains - I'm not sure why everyone is so concerned about this - the spend only existed once in the longest chain, it just happened that the longest chain changed, and it changed after 6+ confirmations had already happened in a previous longest chain. The issue here was that the merchant ignored or did not know about the advice to not accept confirmed blocks from the currently longest chain (the 0. because the 0.7 chain was going to outgrow it and invalidate those transactions.
At no point was there a double spend in the longest chain, which is exactly how bitcoin is designed to work.
Will"
So stop the "double spend panic" ... Nothing near a 2-spend happened really.