Bitcoin Daily Discussion, August 28, 2019 |
- Daily Discussion, August 28, 2019
- Graph of Anon's bull run prediction
- Bitcoin because fuck banks
- US Magistrate Judge: Craig Wright "intentionally submitted fraudulent documents to the court, obstructed a judicial proceeding, and gave perjurious testimony."
- "Stop obsessing about price, Bitcoin today is stronger than ever" - Tomer Federman
- Australian who says he invented bitcoin ordered to hand over up to $5bn
- Paid our employees with Bitcoin, now we're sanctioned and closed.
- My own full node!
- 1.8 MB Block mined today, segwit is killing it!
- @halfin
- Today I learnt that German startup company spot9's CEO Johannes Gorski is sending lawyers and financial regulators after people who deploy Bitcoin ATMs in Germany in order to get competition out of the way. As if German Bitcoiners were not harassed enough by their government already.
- Petition to free Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht gets 200,000 signatures
- Hong Kong protests are accelerating bitcoin adoption
- On Satoshi Nakamoto
- Principles by Ray Dalio - Principles for Navigating Big Debt Crises
- Australian banks are now referring people to food shelters in order to keep them paying their mortgage.
- British businesses, after BREXIT, will start seeking new ways of cash flow. Bitcoin could be one of them ₿
- The first Bitcoin backed real-estate mortgage has occurred. This opens up Bitcoin to be backed by a 280 trillion dollar value market, making a 10 million+ coin possible. 280 Trillion$ divided by 21 Million฿ equals a 13,333,333$ dollar ฿itcoin. The future is lining up. Sauce in comments
- Incredible how everyone forgets in the Craig Wright- Kleiman case there is no actual Bitcoin! You would think that was more relevant in the clickbait.
- “The Next Recession Will Destroy Millennials” - it’s not to late to get some Bitcoin however!
- Kleiman v Craig Wright: The bitcoins that never were
- Gold Market Flooded With 'Fake' Bars; Bitcoin Critics Please STFU
- Judge Confirms Ruling: Craig Wright to Forfeit 50% of Bitcoin Holdings - (Welcome to law)
- Yo please tell me I’m not the only one that thinks this way. The word “Bitcoin” am I the only one that thinks “Bitcoin” is plural instead of Bitcoin(s)
- Exclusive: Fake-branded bars slip dirty gold into world markets
Daily Discussion, August 28, 2019 Posted: 28 Aug 2019 12:00 AM PDT Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don't get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. We have a couple chat rooms now! Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. [link] [comments] | ||
Graph of Anon's bull run prediction Posted: 27 Aug 2019 10:51 AM PDT
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"Stop obsessing about price, Bitcoin today is stronger than ever" - Tomer Federman Posted: 28 Aug 2019 02:11 AM PDT
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Australian who says he invented bitcoin ordered to hand over up to $5bn Posted: 28 Aug 2019 01:24 AM PDT
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Paid our employees with Bitcoin, now we're sanctioned and closed. Posted: 27 Aug 2019 09:59 PM PDT
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Posted: 28 Aug 2019 01:35 AM PDT After yesterday's thread, I decided I wanted to run my own full node, partially to see how hard it was to do it, but more importantly to a) help myself validate my own transactions and b) help the network's decentralization. Well, I'm happy to say that it took less than an hour to get setup. I've used the script Since I expected it would be much harder I decided to setup an Electrum Personal Server. It also took much much less than I expected, probably had it up and running 15 minutes from the moment I opened it's github page. I'm super happy to have my own node. It certainly isn't perfect since I'm using a VPS to run it, but I'll be getting a $50 Raspberry Pi and running it at home as soon as possible. If you have never looked into running a full node I very much encourage you to do it, it's SO much easier than people make it out to be and you'll be doing a great service to yourself and the network. [link] [comments] | ||
1.8 MB Block mined today, segwit is killing it! Posted: 27 Aug 2019 04:55 PM PDT | ||
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Petition to free Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht gets 200,000 signatures Posted: 27 Aug 2019 01:54 PM PDT
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Hong Kong protests are accelerating bitcoin adoption Posted: 27 Aug 2019 04:23 PM PDT
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Posted: 28 Aug 2019 01:20 AM PDT Satoshi Nakamoto will be remembered in history as one the greats alongside inventors and scientists such as Tesla and Salk, even if their identity is never revealed. I mentioned those two names for a specific reason. Like Tesla this individual is an eccentric genius, and their invention will revolutionize the world. In Tesla's day as the electric grid was slowly built out over many decades, most people didn't quite understand or see the potential of having electricity in every home. They did not and could not see the lives we live today. The existence of the electrical grid gave rise to THOUSANDS of new inventions, that would not exist, if not for the existence of the electric grid. Even the inventors of these inventions, would not have foreseen the invention of the key basic ingredient that would allow them to even THINK about their own invention. I see block-chain being as revolutionary as AC current, and btc is just one implementation of a block-chain. I'm not saying that in the future we'll have star-drives, and flying cars, and free money. However with block-chain one can appreciate the depth and magnitude of the 'invention' even if one doesn't know how exactly to use it and what to do with it. I also mentioned Salk, again for a specific reason. Did Salk (& team) invent or discover the polio vaccine? I think it's a bit of both. Computer scientists like microbiologists invent things (algorithms) which are based upon recombining things occurring in nature (mathematics). After Salk invented his vaccine, he gave it away. He did not try to monopolize his invention for personal wealth and fortune. Nakamoto has done the same. One could argue that he had to give it away, otherwise it would never go anywhere etc. etc. and giving it away was the smart thing to do. Hind-sight is 20/20. As anybody that has designed anything will tell you, it is difficult to step back from your design and divorce your ego from the fruit of your intellectual labor. Finally Nakamoto's "fortune" in btc will never be spent, and this is the main reason I'm writing this piece today. This is the single act that will put Nakamoto in league with history's greats. However I have to make a fundamental assumption: that Nakamoto is not spending their coins, and not seeking publicity out of their own volition and for an overarching reason. To me Nakamoto's original, unspent, "lost" hoard is a design choice. It's like the "lost treasure". It exists to attract interest to the btc blockchain. Lot's of people are thinking to themselves "i wish I had satoshi's coins". Satoshi will never spend his coins, because those coins are meant to be, to use a inappropriate term "hacked". They are essentially unclaimed coins in the public domain, and if you can figure out and solve the problem of getting to those coins then there is a big reward in it for you. I was a long time btc skeptic (from an economic perspective). Recent events in the world made me look into btc, and now I've become a convert. During the last financial crisis there were many countries that were essentially insolvent, and looking at using the currencies of a different country to replace their national currency. Iceland was looking at using the Canadian dollar instead of their krona. In the end they didn't do anything, and Iceland still has it's own sovereign currency. However who's to say that the next financial meltdown will not result in adoption of btc as a national currency in some sovereign jurisdiction ? It can happen with the stroke of a pen. There are over 190 sovereign jurisdictions in the world. I cannot think of a more ground-breaking discovery than bitcoin and block-chain since the turn of the 21st century. Some might say that I'm being hyperbolic but I think it is going to be difficult to overstate the impact of block-chain. To quote the great Dr. Ron Paul: " An idea whose time has come cannot be stopped by any army or any government." I mean NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES, are you fucking serious ???!?? I don't see anybody under 35 in most post-industrial economies being invested or interested in keeping the rotten edifice of the existing central-banking kleptocracy propped up with their blood, sweat and tears. Bitcoin will shatter empires. [link] [comments] | ||
Principles by Ray Dalio - Principles for Navigating Big Debt Crises Posted: 28 Aug 2019 02:15 AM PDT
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“The Next Recession Will Destroy Millennials” - it’s not to late to get some Bitcoin however! Posted: 27 Aug 2019 07:46 AM PDT
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Kleiman v Craig Wright: The bitcoins that never were Posted: 27 Aug 2019 09:21 AM PDT
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Gold Market Flooded With 'Fake' Bars; Bitcoin Critics Please STFU Posted: 28 Aug 2019 04:10 AM PDT
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Judge Confirms Ruling: Craig Wright to Forfeit 50% of Bitcoin Holdings - (Welcome to law) Posted: 28 Aug 2019 01:21 AM PDT
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Posted: 27 Aug 2019 01:56 PM PDT For example. I have this much Bitcoin or How much Bitcoin do you have, I bought some Bitcoin VS I bought Bitcoin(s) or how many Bitcoin(s) do you have. Please tell me I'm not the only that this annoys or thinks the same way. Me personally I feel like BITCOIN is Plural So which one are you Bitcoin or Bitcoin(s) [link] [comments] | ||
Exclusive: Fake-branded bars slip dirty gold into world markets Posted: 28 Aug 2019 04:34 AM PDT |
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