- New protocol layers on top of the bitcoin protocol will increase bitcoin values, consolidate our message to the world, and concentrate our efforts, while still allowing individuals and groups to issue new currencies with experimental new rules. The success of any experimental currency protocol layer will enhance the value and success of the foundational bitcoin protocol.
- Will fix the two biggest barriers to widespread bitcoin adoption: instability and insecurity.
and should be built inside a brand new protocol core.
Almost slept in it.
out 00769
So you don't expect a new low (below 2120 on Huobi)?
I would expect the price to bottom between 375 and 100 on MtGox, based on other months long downtrends of the 2011 and april 2013 bubbles.
Is LTC/BTC going to reverb? If so, I'm going to try to sell high.
NMC and PPC just both pumped for 70%+ gains on weak fundamentals over 48 hours.
The 48 hour dollar volume for both combined is EQUAL to the LTCusd volume in the past 3 hours.
I'm holding LTC... 2 days.
What about BTC?
seems we both shorted ourselves
00821 this morning
bitcoin is always the "safer" bet... LTC is like leveraged trading. If you're not watching your crypto and don't have time for it... then BTC.... If you're willing to take greater risk... LTC... If you want that crazy rise and crazy risk... NMC... but I wouldn't touch NMC right now... you can get it for $4 tomorrow. NMC and PPC are "done" LTC and BTC still have room to grow.
I just got locked out of my coinbase account for 24 hours. Where do you think BTC will be by then?
What is Link? Link is an open source protocol for embedding data in the blockchain of Crypto-currencies.
Why would you want to do that? Crypto-currencies like Bitcoin have a number of useful properties which Link exploits:
By building on these foundational properties, Link allows anyone to publish data in a way that is effectively anonymous, and will be very hard to censor, yet easy to find.
- The blockchain is built on a peer-to-peer network which makes broadcasting of data far and wide easy to accomplish.
- The blockchain is verified by all the participants in the network, meaning data embedded within it cannot become corrupted.
- The blockchain is used as a record of account, so it already has existing utility, meaning it's less likely to be censored.
- The act of embedding data in the blockchain via the Link protocol requires users to spend their coins, meaning there's a cost associated with publishing.
Does it destroy coins? Yes. Every publish requires spending to addresses for which the private key isn't known. This causes further deflation of the currency, making the existing coins more valuable.
But won't this bloat the blockchain? While the blockchain will increase in size with every piece of data published, because the coins are being destroyed, they can never move again. This means they will never generate another transaction to increase the size of the blockchain. Any cost in size is paid once and never again, as opposed to when coins transfer ownership and will subsequently generate more transaction. If the blockchain was only used for this purpose, there would be an upper limit on the blockchain size, as opposed to the present assumption that it will grow forever. So while adding data to the blockchain will increase the size of it, it can't possibly increase it more than sending coins around.
I suspect it will work out to your fortune
No option to panic sell on the way up!
Be sure to get back online to cash out at the top, I think we have 36 more hours of BTC gains ahead of us... but time is much more difficult to quantify than are price points.
I don't think we will see $1000 BTC again... but I wouldn't be surprised if your BTC is worth 10% more tomorrow.
I don't think we will see $1000 BTC again
Yep, last call for cheap coins. Plan accordingly peeps.Sure we will, just not until after Spring.