Topic: Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP. - page 491. (Read 2032286 times)
Finally capitulated and got a Trezor. Very cool.
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Thanks for the answer and the picture. It goes to my book with quotes.It was recently used in this post: http://vineyardsaker.blogspot.nl/2015/02/behind-great-western-firewall-is-ugly.html
Do we ever expect BTC to be above gold again?
If yes, then when?
If yes, then when?
Should cross at about $850 this year :p
Do we ever expect BTC to be above gold again?
If yes, then when?
If yes, then when?
Well, gold [as a store of value] is sorta an anachronism at this point, and Bitcoin's quickly becoming obsolete. A race to the bottom. But Bitcoin seems to be winning
Both assets seem to be on a verge of mining profitability with current prices, yet the constant down pressure checks whether the thin line can be moved further down. Indeed a race to the bottom.
Do we ever expect BTC to be above gold again?
If yes, then when?
If yes, then when?
Well, gold [as a store of value] is sorta an anachronism at this point, and Bitcoin's quickly becoming obsolete. A race to the bottom. But Bitcoin seems to be winning
Do we ever expect BTC to be above gold again?
If yes, then when?
If yes, then when?
So we have diverse money transmitting companies and remittance companies.
Then we have Wallet to Wallet, or W2W
I think the B2B side of the legal marihuana industry is ripe for W2W
Then we have Wallet to Wallet, or W2W
I think the B2B side of the legal marihuana industry is ripe for W2W
that is cool.
reminds me of back when i was solo mining with Stratum. you really get the feel of the power of the network watching hash guesses scrolling rapidly up your monitor in realtime.
reminds me of back when i was solo mining with Stratum. you really get the feel of the power of the network watching hash guesses scrolling rapidly up your monitor in realtime.
Yes, that was definitely a fun part of mining, just sitting there and watching the hashes tick by and then realizing that there were many thousands of other miners doing the exact same thing. Bitcoin is easily the largest computer by far, the fact it is a distributed computer is amazing.
since slush was the guy who wrote Stratum, i assume it was he who was responsible for the hidden humor embedded in hashes with >100,000 difficulty --> "Yay!"
that is cool.
reminds me of back when i was solo mining with Stratum. you really get the feel of the power of the network watching hash guesses scrolling rapidly up your monitor in realtime.
reminds me of back when i was solo mining with Stratum. you really get the feel of the power of the network watching hash guesses scrolling rapidly up your monitor in realtime.
Yes, that was definitely a fun part of mining, just sitting there and watching the hashes tick by and then realizing that there were many thousands of other miners doing the exact same thing. Bitcoin is easily the largest computer by far, the fact it is a distributed computer is amazing.
Slightly OT, but I really like Coinbase's feed to track their exchange's order book in real time. I used to have a MtGox tracker, but Coinbase's is _much_ more functional.
If you are interested in seeing the feed work in real time, do the following.
In Chrome go to: https://exchange.coinbase.com/trade
Next click the bars in the upper right hand corner of Chrome. Select "More Tools" then "Developer Tools".
Next select the "Network" tab in the tools window.
Then hit F5 to refresh the full page.
A long list of network interfaces will appear, click on the one that starts with "ws-feed."
After clicking "ws-feed." a new windows will appear. Click on the "Frames" tab.
You might want to expand the window a bit to see more by dragging the left side of the developer tools window over a bit.
What you will now see is the real time feed of order flow, showing new orders to the book, trade matches, order cancellation, order changes, etc. The webpage will track these changes and visually display the real time book in the left side of the page.
Documentation on the feed is here: https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#websocket-feed
It's pretty fun to watch, well at least for me...
If you are interested in seeing the feed work in real time, do the following.
In Chrome go to: https://exchange.coinbase.com/trade
Next click the bars in the upper right hand corner of Chrome. Select "More Tools" then "Developer Tools".
Next select the "Network" tab in the tools window.
Then hit F5 to refresh the full page.
A long list of network interfaces will appear, click on the one that starts with "ws-feed."
After clicking "ws-feed." a new windows will appear. Click on the "Frames" tab.
You might want to expand the window a bit to see more by dragging the left side of the developer tools window over a bit.
What you will now see is the real time feed of order flow, showing new orders to the book, trade matches, order cancellation, order changes, etc. The webpage will track these changes and visually display the real time book in the left side of the page.
Documentation on the feed is here: https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#websocket-feed
It's pretty fun to watch, well at least for me...
that is cool.
reminds me of back when i was solo mining with Stratum. you really get the feel of the power of the network watching hash guesses scrolling rapidly up your monitor in realtime.
Slightly OT, but I really like Coinbase's feed to track their exchange's order book in real time. I used to have a MtGox tracker, but Coinbase's is _much_ more functional.
If you are interested in seeing the feed work in real time, do the following.
In Chrome go to: https://exchange.coinbase.com/trade
Next click the bars in the upper right hand corner of Chrome. Select "More Tools" then "Developer Tools".
Next select the "Network" tab in the tools window.
Then hit F5 to refresh the full page.
A long list of network interfaces will appear, click on the one that starts with "ws-feed."
After clicking "ws-feed." a new windows will appear. Click on the "Frames" tab.
You might want to expand the window a bit to see more by dragging the left side of the developer tools window over a bit.
What you will now see is the real time feed of order flow, showing new orders to the book, trade matches, order cancellation, order changes, etc. The webpage will track these changes and visually display the real time book in the left side of the page.
Documentation on the feed is here: https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#websocket-feed
It's pretty fun to watch, well at least for me...
If you are interested in seeing the feed work in real time, do the following.
In Chrome go to: https://exchange.coinbase.com/trade
Next click the bars in the upper right hand corner of Chrome. Select "More Tools" then "Developer Tools".
Next select the "Network" tab in the tools window.
Then hit F5 to refresh the full page.
A long list of network interfaces will appear, click on the one that starts with "ws-feed."
After clicking "ws-feed." a new windows will appear. Click on the "Frames" tab.
You might want to expand the window a bit to see more by dragging the left side of the developer tools window over a bit.
What you will now see is the real time feed of order flow, showing new orders to the book, trade matches, order cancellation, order changes, etc. The webpage will track these changes and visually display the real time book in the left side of the page.
Documentation on the feed is here: https://docs.exchange.coinbase.com/#websocket-feed
It's pretty fun to watch, well at least for me...
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Thanks for the answer and the picture. It goes to my book with quotes.Yes, thanks for the reference. Will have to check out some of Alvin's work.
Full node FUDsters, please note: PRUNING
what stagnation?
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Thanks for the answer and the picture. It goes to my book with quotes.
up 19.2%. gold sub 1200:
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