I can't believe how can anyone get fooled by this. So you.. "owe" money to some third party for.. buying something? How can anybody possibly believe that, without some serious brainwashing? It's

Taxation is theft. I advise people to measure the risks and pay as little as possible, just like how you prevent any other type of theft. Hey, by the way... What happened with the $50 giveaway? :smirk:

And they probably lost a lot of money doing this... The market is crashing hard... It doesn't say how much they invested, so maybe it's not that bad.

Wow, I had no idea that could happen.. I'll have to look more into it. Thank you, this is very interesting! I don't think this would be any sort of threat to the network, though, as Bitcoin works because

I'm confused... I thought Bitpay was already taking BCH. I even tested it on Newegg a while ago. So what changed yesterday, exactly?

It's such a shame that I couldn't go :( I'm interested in going to Japan, let alone attend this conference. If I remember correctly, Craig Wright did not have a talk scheduled, which is funnily ironic

Thank you, I've heard this multi signature address concept a few times before, but never did any research on it. Regarding security, I think a phone is actually really secure, as long as you backup your

Yup. You nailed it on every front. Internet: You can a 2gigabit connection, up and down, in Japan, for $38. Storage: You can buy a 8TB drive right now at $150. And even better technologies are about to

Look at all the dislikes on the YT video xD Looks like people didn't learn anything from Bitconneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeect

Wow, I love it! Too bad the beta runs only on iOS at the moment.

Really interesting! I already signed up, they made me label 250 images. Thank you!

Just look at the replies Roger Ver gets on Twitter for countless examples of this... It's definitely a fallacy, but I understand if someone doesn't spend a lot of time trying to understand the argument

ChainTip is awesome, but I still think there is a place for centralized tipping services like u/tippr. It is more practical and faster, and the recipient doesn't even need to have a wallet. It's a great

Yes

I see how it isn't such a whopping security issue, but storing your PK's in plaintext is still wrong. They should apply some kind of encryption there :/. I use the Bitcoin.com wallet. It's great in its

Thank you! I love your short videos.

I love this article so freaking much. Thank you.

Thank you! Go ahead!

Wise choice.

I understand your point, but I don't think that's a good reason not to compare them. They feel similar enough. You block, you roll, you wait for an opening. The fact that the Witcher 2 doesn't focus in