Let's get this started.

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And here is a guide to buy ether that gets updated.

Cute sentiment but I do not think you understand the type of resources required to build this type of software where individuals can generate and hold the private keys of their own wealth. Funding the building out of the core infrastructure the entire community uses has not been cheap and many people have made significant sacrifices of both time and money to get Bitcoin where it is today.

This type of cryptography and software code is complicated and to be sustainable requires very skilled developers. Projects can be maintained on a donation basis but that is usually not very sustainable without either (1) large sacrifices of opportunity cost by the developers, like the extremely poor guy who maintains PGP, or (2) a very generous and magnanimous financial benefactor. Usually it requires a combination of the two like Dr. Wuille, Dr. Adam Back thinks is one of our community's greatest assets, who took a significant pay cut to work full-time on Bitcoin.

To help you understand the magnitude; in Armory's case I and two ideologically aligned friends were the generous and magnanimous financial benefactors of the $600,000 seed round. Additionally, I solely and personally assumed, via binding legal contract, the downside of the exchange rate risk but let the upside in the Bitcoin price accrue to the company so developers would know their paychecks were going to be there and they could plan for their families. As a result, there have been over $1,000,000 of resources consumed by the project. That is many many orders of magnitude more financial support than all of the donations of the entire community combined and 10-20x more than the PGP guy's Linux grant.

And there are other wallet initiatives that have received significant financial assistance like my buddy Roger Ver who helped fund Blockchain.info and Roger and I both funded the initial seed round for Bitpay that has released the Copay wallet.

Unfortunately, great software does not just write itself yet and we should all remember that developers need to eat food, provide for families, use computers, etc. but that is not the world we live in.

Armory Online is in development but you should be able to use the block explorer.

Yes, thanks for this eight step guide to using multi-sig wallets with Armory and Coinkite.

This is very exciting news!

It would be great if we could upload an Armory watching-only wallet and then tip addresses would be pulled from that pool of addresses.

In this case, instead of relying on the Blockchain.com API, where the service is known to go down from time to time, is to instead have the plugin author include the ability to upload an Armory watch-only wallet  and then draw from that pool of public keys each time a post needs a new bitcoin address.

This would remove the centralized point of failure, increase the privacy of the tip sender and receiver because the information would not be going through Blockchain's server, decrease miner fees and retain the same level of security because the Armory wallet could be stored by the tip receiver in offline cold storage.

And it should be obvious, if one is really concerned with the quality of the software then they can verify the GPG key (official Armory tutorial video) which will provide superior security compared to relying on the App Store identification process.

Have you watched the official Armory tutorial video on sweeping and importing?

So true.

Max Keiser and Trace Mayer discuss Bitcoin and geopolitics

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In general, BitMessage should be used unless there's a very good reason to leave a metadata trail.

And wouldn't it be awesome to have BitMessage broadcast around unsigned simulfund transactions...

Bitcoin is a whole different animal and censorship resistant; including the pricing signal.

The pricing signal of gold to perform economic calculation has largely been censored by , as Dr. Greenspan testified twice before Congress, 'Central banks stand ready to lease gold should the price rise.' Central banks carry gold in the vault and gold out on loan as the same line item; in effect reporting cash and accounts receivables as the same thing. Additionally, the bullion banks have largely sold the physical gold into the market. Eventually this scheme to suppress the price of gold will fail to market forces which demand physical delivery and will be express through backwardation. One reason it does not happen faster is because it is difficult and costly to verify the quantity and quality of physical gold.

In contrast, the quantity and quality of bitcoins can be instantly determined for free be looking at the blockchain.

Consequently, the Bitcoin community's counter to any attempted price manipulation is pretty simple by standing for delivery; demand the bitcoins sent to an address where you solely hold the private key like in Armory.

And if courts allow naked short sellers to be unjustly enriched by delivering fiat instead of bitcoins then the market will simply remove that risk by shifting to collateralized options that settle in bitcoin like on Mpex.

Yes. But price seems a little high.

You researched out by Wenatchee?

Yes, particularly vector calculus and graph theory. You can figure it out 

Someone already made this solution for Armory.

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