Topic: Exciting Bitcoin Projects! - page 10. (Read 13416 times)

Bitcoin blockchain analysis.

https://www.elliptic.co/
http://www.coinalytics.co/
http://sabr.io/

And can forget about Homeland security:

- http://bitcoinx.io/news/articles/homeland-security-reveals-task-force-to-identify-unlicensed-bitcoin-exchangers/

Of course holders are going to dump when price reach just enough for them. Its always been the cycle they buy low sell high.
When it reach just about $600 they might just even sell to buy low again if it goes down. if not then that's just going to make them regret.

Of course holders are going to dump when price reach just enough for them. Its always been the cycle they buy low sell high.
When it reach just about $600 they might just even sell to buy low again if it goes down. if not then that's just going to make them regret.

The only one I'm excited about is the block halving it means that we will probably see a dump because people are expecting the price to rise. But after a few months it will start rising steadily but that only a theory. I will probably wait and watch on that day the bitcoin price to see if my prediction is true

I think the lack of discussion (based on my own self) is because people aren't really familiar with these new projects. A little help like a short review from few users might will attract people to discuss about these projects.

Of course, and if there are more projects that I havent heard about, please signal.

It's strange that nobody wants to discuss these projects here in this thread, while there is plenty to discuss about.

For example Openbazaar just released it's roadmap:

https://trello.com/b/dF6ymHGU/openbazaar-high-level-roadmap

There are tons of interesting stuff there coming in the next 1 year. It can grow even bigger than e-bay!

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Keep this thread going, RealBitcoin, it is very useful to those of us who do not have time to dig around in the further reaches of Bitcoinistan.  I like your reviews and comments, as they help us to see the relevance of the various projects to each.

I hope to see a review or two re Bitsquare.  I quite agree, a decentralized exchange might be a great thing.

The following significant changes have been made in this release:
○ you can now save and edit server configurations, and quickly switch your client between different servers.
○ the navigation menu has shortcuts for switching between saved server configurations.
○ you can now set a SMTP server in settings/advanced to send email messages when various events occur.
○ if a listing can't be shipped to you, it is marked with an icon in the Discover and Store views.
○ listings are marked whether they are a physical, digital, or service listing. This only applies to listings made since the server was updated with the code to show this data.
○ basic information about your transactions can be exported to CSV from the transactions page
○ follower data on your store page is now lazy loaded, which should dramatically improve performance for stores with many followers.
○ chats with unread messages are positioned at the top of your chat list
○ the local node is only started if the client is currently set to connect to it
○ the shortcuts were changed to avoid colliding with common system shortcut keys. The reload the app shortcut is now 'f', and refresh the current view is 'r'.
○ you can add and remove a user as a moderator for your store from their user page.
○ Bitcoin prices are now formatted according to the language of the user.
○ a bug in the link for a listing in the transaction modal was fixed.
○ you can no longer attempt to purchase your own listings (the final step in the purchase flow is not clickable)

I heard Brave's been under fire from large publishers, do they have a time table as to when they can release the Ad revenue sharing scheme?