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Re: [ICO][BOUNTY][AIRDROP] All new coin. Special for footbal fans. League.
Re: [ICO][BOUNTY][AIRDROP] All new coin. Special for footbal fans. League.
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20-31 March
[ICO][BOUNTY][AIRDROP] All new coin. Special for footbal fans. League.
Special for 2018 FIFA World Cup
We offer you a completely new way of using cryptocurrency... Fast. Secured. Anonymous.
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https://league.express/
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Token info
Ticker - LGA
Type - Proof-of-Stake
Pre-mine amount - Proof-of-Stake
Total supply - Proof-of-Stake
Coin mature time - 8 Hours
Algorithm - Scrypt
Block time - 60 Seconds
Price of masternode - 3000
Token distribution
Team - 10%
Exchanges listing - 22%
Cooperation with bookmakers - 31%
Promotion - 47%
ICO Stages
Stage 1 - 50% of LGA - 0.5$
Stage 2 - 30% of LGA - 1$
Stage 3 - 20% of LGA - 2$
In Jeff Garzik's interview on CBSnews online June 8, he described bitcoin succinctly as:
"a decentralized electronic currency with no central bank" and "a worldwide currency". So that's what it is.
"a decentralized electronic currency with no central bank" and "a worldwide currency". So that's what it is.
Well, I am just one person blathering my own opinion.
Until there's a court case or other precedent or an administrative ruling, all we have to go on [in the USA, where I live] is the experience of BitcoinUSA. BitcoinUSA apparently receiving guidance pointing them to the 2009 FinCEN administrative ruling on stored value.
Will lawyers, rather than laypersons such as myself, call it a commodity, currency, virtual good or other, ultimately?
I have no idea, and your input on that subject is certainly welcome and encouraged on these forums.
You don't get how cashing out 50x340 bitcoins at once in 50 accounts to bypass transaction account limits to withdraw 340,000 dollars at once and more other the next few days could possibly crash the bitcoin market?
Ok, newbies, calm down.
Deep breath.
Those coins in the LulzSec tweet have not been spent (ie. not sent to mtgox etc.). The coins have not been sold, therefore those sales did not crash the market.
Either they are taking credit for someone else's coin transfer, or they hacked into a miner and stole their wallet.
Re: Jacob Appelbaum: "Bitcoin Prediction: Major bugs in the near future ..."
I'm not sure what "inaccurate observation or assumption" in my paper you are referring to. I stated that the enforced limits (like indeed transaction fee) are not optimal ones. And that I think that they should definitly not be under control of a small group of developers.
That is a central fallacy throughout your paper. The entire community accepts or rejects bitcoin changes. They vote by choosing which bitcoin version to run on the network.
Open source means anyone can fork the code at any time, if the community feels developers are going off into insane-land.
Re: Jacob Appelbaum: "Bitcoin Prediction: Major bugs in the near future ..."
I wouldn't call bullshit so quickly. I have some suspicions that there are a couple of major problems lurking.
Anyone interested in some of these, please have a look at: http://www.newbitcoin.org/documents/newbitcoin.pdf
This paper is filled with inaccurate observations and assumptions.
Please name one, or, if you have the time, some. I'm very happy to learn and if I'm wrong I will happily admit so.
The transaction fee has already been lowered.
You don't "join", you just start writing code.
Pull requests are submitted on https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin
Pull requests are submitted on https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin
Re: Jacob Appelbaum: "Bitcoin Prediction: Major bugs in the near future ..."
I wouldn't call bullshit so quickly. I have some suspicions that there are a couple of major problems lurking.
Anyone interested in some of these, please have a look at: http://www.newbitcoin.org/documents/newbitcoin.pdf
This paper is filled with inaccurate observations and assumptions.
The comedy never stops:
Digital Black Friday: First Bitcoin "Depression" Hits
http://www.dailytech.com/Digital+Black+Friday+First+Bitcoin+Depression+Hits/article21877.htm
No need to reply to this and call BS.. the comments in the story do that well enough.
Digital Black Friday: First Bitcoin "Depression" Hits
http://www.dailytech.com/Digital+Black+Friday+First+Bitcoin+Depression+Hits/article21877.htm
No need to reply to this and call BS.. the comments in the story do that well enough.
Also check the ratings thoroughly. Just because someone is rated high and ident'd does not mean they are legit, there have been speculations about people pumping up their own ratings with multiple accounts
That is what
Code:
;;gettrust USERNAME
is there for. A simple rating does not tell you whether or not that person is connected to your trust network.
Ok, I upgraded to the new version. But now my client is not showing any connections, so is not downloading any more blocks. Is there a way to get more connections?
It will take a long time, unfortunately (could be a few hours), due to massive influx of new bitcoin users. We should have that fixed in 0.3.23.
A useful workaround is -dnsseed
You all should really be more careful making these sort of grandiose statements with regards to terms and laws you don't actually understand.
No, that was advice given by US Department of Treasury.
Feel free to call them and complain about their grandiose statements...
Updated MAC OSX link on http://www.bitcoin.org/ to point to 0.3.22, rather than 0.3.21. Sorry I missed that detail, folks.
I wonder what's your take on this
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504943_162-20069780-10391715.html
"Garzik....is working with the government to turn Bitcoin into a universal online currency. "
"Garzik says that they have cooperated with authorities in conjunction with Silk Road "
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504943_162-20069780-10391715.html
"Garzik....is working with the government to turn Bitcoin into a universal online currency. "
"Garzik says that they have cooperated with authorities in conjunction with Silk Road "
Let me guess: you did not bother to watch the video and see what was actually stated.
Re: Jacob Appelbaum: "Bitcoin Prediction: Major bugs in the near future ..."
Can anyone confirm that Gavin (or other lead developers) have gotten specifics from Appelbaum?
I am still waiting for a response...