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The Management posted:has bitcoin solved a real world problem yet? I don't know; was "how do we get people around the world to waste tons of energy for no gain to anyone" a problem that needed solving?
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Wait, one ice cream shop in Berlin has decided to accept Bitcoin? This changes everything!
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Reddit says that I need to have patience, and that a year from now things will look significantly better. And even more so 2021!
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Draper should get back to trying to break California up into six separate states instead of commenting about Bitscoin
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Paladinus posted:It's back. In Plenty of ransomware encrypts your files on the drive, as tons of companies (and hospitals!) have learned recently. And many of them decrypt for Bitcoin, but many of them also don't.
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hobbesmaster posted:now that trump is onboard with the entire “failing to do something means it’s not a crime” thing maybe it’ll work! Ross should have commited war crimes, would have greatly increased his chances at an orange pardon.
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Did Derek Smart ever finish his own crowdfunding project?
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orange juche posted:Google News told me that a war with Iran would make Buttcoin go to the moon. Those news stories are always great, where journalists attribute the latest pump/dump movement to whatever is going on in the world at the moment, even though there's unlikely to be any relation.
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...! posted:is iota still shut off because of the hack? Seems that way. Iota was thoroughly owned: https://twitter.com/ercwl/status/1232648421351264256
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Wutang-Yutani posted:I have an honest Bitcoin question I get completely different answers on by trying to Google it: Yes, every Bitcoin transaction is publicly viewable. It's an "open ledger".
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I assume there's software available that correlates inputs and outputs even through mixers. This kind of stuff really isn't hard to do.
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Mar 1, 2020 23:11
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Different things are different? Whoa.
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Mar 2, 2020 00:32
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I really miss the gold ingots/woolong device/dried strawberries days of Bitcoin. Way more fun when the grafts were more creative or even sincere.
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Mar 2, 2020 18:59
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And why would I care?
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Syd Midnight posted:that would be preferable, the mob is too reputable to use bitcoin. when the russian mafia first tried to use bitcoin wide scale to collect money from ransomware victims, bitcoins were so complicated and volatile and exchanges so dishonest and unreliable that it was a pr fiasco so damaging to their reputation that they actually had to set up technical support hotlines to give free decrypt keys to victims who were unable to pay ransoms in time because of bitcoin, and eventually adopted their own cryoptocurrency which is superior to bitcoin because it's a fiat currency backed by organized crime, kinda like real money. They still do the live support thing, there was a talk about it at the last CCC.
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Bitscoins have been such a great hedge against economic turmoil so far, they'll obviously only increase in value!
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I remember reading all about institutional investors during the last bubble as well. Really seems like it's always the same cycle.
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