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Over time, the number of facts will increase and something important will happen every day.
Yeah thats kinda the point
From Bitcoin.it:
On May 18, 2011 (1 year after Pizza Day), a miner mined a 49.99999999 BTC block.
On December 30, 2017, a miner lost the 12.5 BTC block reward to fees.
On May 18, 2011 (1 year after Pizza Day), a miner mined a 49.99999999 BTC block.
On December 30, 2017, a miner lost the 12.5 BTC block reward to fees.
thanks! I added them
Been a while since I checked back here, looks like there's enough to keep this thread alive, maybe when it's almost fully populated, I'd be willing to host somethiing nicely done up with graphics (again something similar to the timeline from the original historyofbitcoin website).
Here is 1 interesting tidbit I want to contribute, we should also have a vote to see if some items are worthier than others, since this shares the same date as Halving Day in 2012!
28 Nov 2018 https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sm556
The US government sanctions two bitcoin addresses, identifying them as being associated with two Iranian individuals accused of facilitating "Malicious Cyber Activity".
Here is 1 interesting tidbit I want to contribute, we should also have a vote to see if some items are worthier than others, since this shares the same date as Halving Day in 2012!
28 Nov 2018 https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sm556
The US government sanctions two bitcoin addresses, identifying them as being associated with two Iranian individuals accused of facilitating "Malicious Cyber Activity".
wait is this the first time someones bitcoin has been seized? no right? so whats so special bout it?
Been a while since I checked back here, looks like there's enough to keep this thread alive, maybe when it's almost fully populated, I'd be willing to host somethiing nicely done up with graphics (again something similar to the timeline from the original historyofbitcoin website).
Here is 1 interesting tidbit I want to contribute, we should also have a vote to see if some items are worthier than others, since this shares the same date as Halving Day in 2012!
28 Nov 2018 https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sm556
The US government sanctions two bitcoin addresses, identifying them as being associated with two Iranian individuals accused of facilitating "Malicious Cyber Activity".
Here is 1 interesting tidbit I want to contribute, we should also have a vote to see if some items are worthier than others, since this shares the same date as Halving Day in 2012!
28 Nov 2018 https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sm556
The US government sanctions two bitcoin addresses, identifying them as being associated with two Iranian individuals accused of facilitating "Malicious Cyber Activity".
If there are two really interesting ones i add them both, one as a bonus fact! (ill add that one later, its really late for me rn)
Great topic
4th Jan 2008 - Bitcoin.com registered
4th Jan 2008 - Bitcoin.com registered
bitcoin.com is not related to bitcoin, its for bitcoincash
not quite true, satoshi first registered bitcoin.org not bitcoin.com as it was already taken, later some bitcoin cash fan bought out the bitcoin.com and since all the bitcoin cash supporters call bitcoin cash the true "bitcoin" this guy falsely sells bitcoin cash as bitcoin
I love people who are doing this kind of efforts.
Merits for that.
It is like a summary of what happened before. Although it is history already, it is an important part for bitcoin specially to the newbies who have been creating threads here and there asking questions which have been asked several times. I am not saying it is boring to answer them.
It is just that it is kind of difficult to find the words by now.
Maybe this could help them a lot.
Thank you for creating this.
Please do update the first post though and not put it in other pages. I guess your reserves are meant for that right?
Merits for that.
It is like a summary of what happened before. Although it is history already, it is an important part for bitcoin specially to the newbies who have been creating threads here and there asking questions which have been asked several times. I am not saying it is boring to answer them.
It is just that it is kind of difficult to find the words by now.
Maybe this could help them a lot.
Thank you for creating this.
Please do update the first post though and not put it in other pages. I guess your reserves are meant for that right?
I do that, whenever someone replies with some good dates, i edit them into the first page
Great topic
4th Jan 2008 - Bitcoin.com registered
4th Jan 2008 - Bitcoin.com registered
bitcoin.com is not related to bitcoin, its for bitcoincash
May 17, 2013: The first major Bitcoin Conference was held at the San Jose Convention Center.
August 17, 2012: Bitcoin Savings & Trust, the biggest Bitcoin-based Ponzi scheme, collapsed with victims losing millions of dollars.
November 19, 2009 -I (typo) Satoshi created the Bitcointalk.org site.
August 17, 2012: Bitcoin Savings & Trust, the biggest Bitcoin-based Ponzi scheme, collapsed with victims losing millions of dollars.
November 19, 2009 -
Thanks for the facts! Ill add them now
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Hello everyone, I found here such an interesting (https://neironix.io/news/researches/what_are_the_richest_bitcoin_addresses_and_where_does_the_exchange_work) article on the status of bitcoin wallets. Perhaps useful information for fixing for some historical moments of the Bitcoin community.
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2009
Before the open source bitcoin client as released on sourceforge on jan 9 2009, the project was registered on "November 9, 2008"
October 9th The #bitcoin-de channel is registered on IRC.
2010
2011
Before the open source bitcoin client as released on sourceforge on jan 9 2009, the project was registered on "November 9, 2008"
October 9th The #bitcoin-de channel is registered on IRC.
2010
- July 11th Bitcoin v0.3. is mentioned on news website Slashdot.org. The number of bitcoin users increases significantly.
July 12th Bitcoin exchange rate increases 10 times in ten days, from 0.008 USD per BTC to 0.08 USD per BTC.
September 14th User jgarzik offers user puddingpop 10,000 coins (600-650 USD) to open their common customer CUDA in Windows base. The first block with assigned distribution, block # 79764, is mined.
September 18th User puddingpop announces opening of the CUDA customer on Windows base under the MITd license.
September 29th User kermit finds invasion in micro transaction, after version v0.3.13 is launched.
October 1st First public miner, Open CL, is created.
October 7th Bitcoin exchange rate begins to escalate, after several months stuck at USD $0.06 per BTC.
October 17th #bitcoin-otc trade channel appears on IRC freenode.
October 28th First short trade transaction: 100 coins between users nanotube and kiba on #bitcoin-otc.
2011
- January 8th Pooled mining reaches a capacity of 10 Ghash per second.
January 27th Biggest monetary transaction in bitcoin history from 3 accounts in Zimbabwe on #bitcoin-otc. The currency value was 4 BTC to 100 trillion Zimbabwe dollars.
January 28th Block #105000 is generated – at that point, 5.24 million bitcoins had been issued, 25% of the total 21 million.
Those were some of the few things you have missed for now that I saw. I am so sleepy tho I am so sorry I will just continue adding more tomorrow.
By the way, I find this source for your project more reliable or it is the most recent than the source you have might as well consider using this for reference
https://en.bitcoinwiki.org/wiki/Bitcoin_history
This information is very satisfied for me to know the history of bitcoin, I always read information about bitcoin on websites, but after reading this I learned to really know the history of bitcoin, I will keep this information for me to read it repeatedly to be true understand.
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