1. There is no such thing as a country with absolute freedom of speech, and in most there is not even a semblance of it
2. I never said it was illegal to talk about it (otherwise my own talk of it would have been illegal). don't put words in my mouth. I explained why it would be illegal to DO it.
, on which I said it is not illegal to talk about ideas.other than illegally using Anand's name
and in what part of my post did I put words in your mouth?... why don't you keep it on topic instead of attacking others?
but here us what you said , on which I said it is not illegal to talk about ideas.
so please point out where I put words in your mouth.
X11/X13 net profits using the Nicehash multi-algo mining pool has been around $4 per day for my 9 7870/270 setup. And this is with my cheap Texas electricity (9 cents per KW/hr) and mining in the garage (i.e. no air conditioning). So sad. Was going to try and build a patio enclosure for the remaining cards I have (couple 290's, couple 7950's, etc) but just not worth the trouble at this point.
Hmm can you somehow determine what your total hashrate is to arrive at your $4/day? I'm wondering if it's possible to normalize into something like X bitcoins per day per megahash (a popular metric for scrypt-based coins, but I understand the X11/X13 will use a different metric for hashrate, which we'd also compensate for).
and in what part of my post did I put words in your mouth?... why don't you keep it on topic instead of attacking others?
but here us what you said
, on which I said it is not illegal to talk about ideas.other than illegally using Anand's name
so please point out where I put words in your mouth.
Asking you to stop putting words in my mouth is not a personal attack
Either you were putting words in my mouth (implying I am saying that it is illegal to talk about ideas)
Or you were making random unrelated statements that have nothing to do with the discussion. (saying its not illegal to talk about ideas without implying anything at all and without it having any connection whatsoever to the discussion in any manner).
Those are the only two possibilities. I went with the one where you are making a coherent argument rather then the one where you are randomly making nonsensical statements unrelated to the discussion. I apologize if I was wrong
i quoted what you said.. if you go back to my post that quoted you, it also linked your post where you said it... don't blame someone else for what you said. if you click on that little greater than symbol (it's a link) next to your name in the quote, it takes you to the post that you were quoted from.
Person2 is implying that the first one is an anarchist, then he puts words in the mouth of person1 (the claim that person1 advocates the teardown of government).person2 said:You anarchists should stop advocating the teardown of governmentperson1 said:I just got a mohawk haircut, it looks pretty
but I am going to put words in your mouth
and that would be considered a personal attack, though not a harsh one.using completely average deductive reasoning.
yes, because that is what a quote is..... without modifying the words.you made a quote without modifying the text within the quote box
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If you actually believed in the coin you would hold not dump
Wow, you two need to get a room. Here I am thinking something new and/or exciting has happened in crypto.
Any predictions on the effect of the Govt. auction of the seized coins?
I predict bitcoin value will rise. The reason is it seems the sophisticated entities will want the coins for using them legitimately, and that will bring more customers/demand overall in the long term. But in the short term, the auction could have a dumping effect onto the market supply, where these coins were previously locked up out of circulation. So short term, BTC price will fall. Summary: hold until the auction gets near, then dump your coins before the auction, and re-buy right after the price dips, profit!
There are institutional investors that do not like buying on the exchanges due to how they move the market so much. Those institutional investors will be all over the govt auction for BTC which I heard will be sold in something like 7 pieces. This won't do much either way on the exchanges, so I expect prices to remain flat.
9 blocks of 3,000 bitcoins with the remaining bitcoins of less than 3000 in a block. So a total of 10 blocks (pieces)
http://www.usmarshals.gov/assets/2014/bitcoins/
Can anyone confirm that the bitcoin mining rewards are being changed?
I heard that the money supply is being capped at 21 million, whereas it used to be infinitely inflating.
Bitcoin has been capped at 21 million coins since day 1.
Bitcoin has been capped at 21 million coins since day 1.
However, those 21 million coins are infinitely divisible.
That being said, bitcoin is inflationary as new coins are minted. It will only start deflating in several decades when all the coins get mined out
I'm sure you guys have seen this... but... OOPS:
http://www.businessinsider.com/us-marshals-leak-bitcoin-bidder-list-2014-6
The list of names includes:
Daniel Folkinshteyn, assistant professor at Rowan University
Barry Silbert, CEO for SecondMarket
Luther Lowe, director of public policy for Yelp
Malcolm Oluwasanmi, chairperson of Little Phoenix Investment Group
Fabrice Evangelista, quantitative arbitrage at BNP Paribas
Michal Handerhanm, co-founder and COO of Bitcoin Shop
Dave Goel, managing general partner of Matrix Capital Management
Dinuka Samarasinghe, investment professional
Chris DeMuth Jr., Rangeley Capital
Fred Ehrsam, co-founder, Coinbase
Jonathan Disner, corporate counsel at DRW Trading Group
William Brindise, head investment manager at DigitalBTC
Michael Moro, director at SecondMarket
Jennifer R. Jacoby, lawyer at WilmerHale
Sam Lee, co-founder, Bitcoins Reserve
Shem Booth-Spain, artist and musician
Avarus Corporation
Anyone see that bter.com is now offering interest for crypto deposits? Hmmmmm.... considering I'm just sitting on my coins waiting for the prices to jump.... why not?