Topic: Bitcoin applying Guinness Record have officially launched - page 4. (Read 6206 times)
Very nice
The two people are same? They are cute
"They are cute"
They are the best looking guys in their town.
Bitcoin will end up setting several World Records in the next 10 years.
Anybody want to guess which ones?
The two people are same? They are cute
Thank you! Come on together.. 
come on ,guinness, forget it, btc is just sort of computing.
Yes，just the beginning. While we need to do it.
Bitcoin and Guinness records ? 
And it's just the beginning...
And it's just the beginning...
Bitcoin should apply for the biggest valuated asset, going to cents in 2009 to 1000 in 2013.
The record is for “the world’s largest distributed computing network”?
I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
Well, it is the largest.. so that technically makes it a record, right?
The record is for “the world’s largest distributed computing network”?
I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
Almost? It is the largest one. Distributed computing network? I don't think so.I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_distributed_computing_projects
is it?
It will be crazy when Bitcoin shows up on the Guiness Record!
What will areas will it be applying for??
What will areas will it be applying for??
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Bitcoin and Guinness records ? And it's just the beginning...
And it's just the beginning...Hmm what records are they applying for
Largest Digital currency or largest transaction launched virtually?
Although I guess they win most people using SHA256
The record is for “the world’s largest distributed computing network”?
I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
I'm pretty sure they could create a record just for that. Guinness will create a record for anything...there is probably a record for the longest time spent sitting on a toilet.
Would be really nice if that happens. It would surely improve the recogniation of Bitcoin.
interesting ideea. Would really like to see it happening. Any link of what you say?
happening!
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-bm
come on ,guinness, forget it, btc is just sort of computing.
The record is for “the world’s largest distributed computing network”?
I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
To me that counts as computing. Projects like SETI@Home and Distributed.net have held the title at some point, and they are not doing general computation either. Record supercomputers often have a mix of CPUs and GPUs that, while programmable for anything, are not necessarily optimal/fastest for every possible computation.I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
Also, mmmm....Guinness....
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Yes, It include “the world’s largest distributed computing network”.
The projects have not been fully revealed. We are preparing, please continue to concern it.
Yes, It include “the world’s largest distributed computing network”.
The projects have not been fully revealed. We are preparing, please continue to concern it.
The record is for “the world’s largest distributed computing network”?
I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
I wonder if this is really the case? It seems to be the largest network of computers hashing SHA256. that's almost for sure.
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