Bitcoin

[Hobosapien]

.. Satoshi probably own about a million, or at least the wallet the first coin mined was sent to does. They've never moved out of that wallet and might be lost forever for all we know. ...

Rumors are that Satoshi was an AI bot that has since been deleted, along with the access to the wallet.

Microsoft deletes 'teen girl' AI after it became a Hitler-loving sex robot within 24 hours

Though personally I think Satoshi has invented a new game where you have to hodl and not think about selling as the price goes to the moon.

[Lance]

seems my speculation about the feds wasn't far off


https://news.bitcoin.com/rogue-silk-...-u-s-marshals/

[Hobosapien]

Hope the guys 'hodling' bitcoins have cached out some profit into real spendable £s.

Average transaction fee reported to be around 40$. or depending on your cynicism level. Mine's at

You can always buy back in when they're back to one turd per coin if you really believe it's 'just a blip' and nothing to do with speculation over crappy self immolationlike implementation.

Prediction: Real winner of cryptocoin marketplace yet to emerge. Before then we'll have banks launching their own versions, before some consolidation to allow users to spend the damn things on 3 quid coffees.

Don't be the one throwing when the appears. Take some profit while you can.

[BrilloPad]

Bitcoin: My 400 coin bet paid off, but is it too late for others? - BBC News

[_V_]

What's that prawn character been up to now...?

https://www.dimpay.io/

[Hobosapien]

Bitcoin: My 400 coin bet paid off, but is it too late for others? - BBC News

Good to see the withdrawal method sometimes works and not left holding the baby.

Presume that's what she did, cashed out into real £s while in massive profit, haven't actually watched the video. Maybe they should include a transcript for those that can get away with reading text while 'working'.

[BrilloPad]

What's that prawn character been up to now...?

https://www.dimpay.io/

So that is why he sold all his Gold....

[Hobosapien]

Currently over 285,000 unconfirmed transactions. They're all 'sells'. Bitcoin has crashed and they don't even know it yet.

Great technology this.

On a more serious note, blockchain is the real killer application here. Though it's 'just' a modern encrypted virtualisation of the WORM storage drive, built specifically for ledgering. Stay around long enough and you see it all, at least twice.

[ChimpMaster]

Currently over 285,000 unconfirmed transactions. They're all 'sells'. Bitcoin has crashed and they don't even know it yet.

Great technology this.

On a more serious note, blockchain is the real killer application here. Though it's 'just' a modern encrypted virtualisation of the WORM storage drive, built specifically for ledgering. Stay around long enough and you see it all, at least twice.

290,000 now!

But how to tell if they are buys or sells?

[FrontEnder]

290,000 now!

But how to tell if they are buys or sells?

They're neither. They're transactions.

You buy and sell bitcoin on exchanges, they don't actually happen on the network.