Do you use Bitcoin?
Do you use Bitcoin?
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I'm actually surprised that a lot of people don't really know what bit coin is despite being in the news quite a bit. From what I know it would be a pain in the arse to use. In order to be up to date and make safe transactions, one must download bit coin.....which is made up of every transaction made.....ever. This makes the download size huge, and it will only grow. The more people that come the faster it will grow too. Here is a graph with the bitcoin block chain size It is very large and you need to keep it updated. It's really quite an amazing theory and I look forward to see how they deal with these issues in the future.
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WTF is Bitcoin? Seriously, I keep hearing it but I have no clue what it is. Is it like Nintendo Points or something?
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okay so i just found out about bitcoin, and im wondering if any one wants to help me break into a bitcoin bank?
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I've been looking into it but I can't figure out how to start trading without laundering my money through some weird, shady Russian website (which I refuse to do).
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Nope, Bitcomet is more than enough for me. :P
However I usually try to buy the real things, if they're available in my country.
However I usually try to buy the real things, if they're available in my country.
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I invested a year ago and have been pretty active ever since. I mostly dabble with alternative coins namecoin/quarkcoin/sexcoin/worldcoin/dogecoin(yes, that meme) because they grow faster than more established coins like bitcoin or litecoin.
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monkeyop wrote...
It funny you ask. Bitcoin seem pretty unstable. Are you sure you want to use it as money?I did lots of reasearch before on this look pretty scary for an online currency to go up that high in a short period of time.
Well you see, there can only be certain amount of bitcoins in the system. I believe that number is 23 million or around so. Therefore bitcoins can never go into inflation or deflation, which means bitcoin is the most stable currency there is in the world