July 21st
On July 21, 2017, SegWit was locked in by Bitcoin miners (source).Quote
August 21st
On August 21, 2017, SegWit was activated (source). 
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Looking forward for many of your updates since this is a very interesting project,looks like i am tracking back time from the beginning that satoshi created bitcoin.
This is the first time that i am reading and learning all the things bitcoin does and i believe that i will get many ideas from th
This has all been explained about Bitcoin's track record so far and I see it as a fantastic thing. Initially Bitcoin is just a thing that is not considered good and not many people would have thought that Bitcoin could be this big. I feel very optimistic that in the future Bitcoin can be much better than now, Every time there will always be progress and also there will always be progress towards the positive. This is the first time that i am reading and learning all the things bitcoin does and i believe that i will get many ideas from th
Looking forward for many of your updates since this is a very interesting project,looks like i am tracking back time from the beginning that satoshi created bitcoin.
This is the first time that i am reading and learning all the things bitcoin does and i believe that i will get many ideas from th
This is the first time that i am reading and learning all the things bitcoin does and i believe that i will get many ideas from th
i should say that much of the information was from wikipedia, http://historyofbitcoin.org and https://timelines.issarice.com/wiki/Timeline_of_Bitcoin
I have also read some information presented by OP, on wikipedia. but why does the OP not include the address of the source information? is this data just the same coincidence?
You are very cool to come up with, write on the forum all the important news that could change the course of bitcoin and other altcoins. I believe that we should also take part in this.
therefore, on July 17, 2018 MasterCard accepted the agreement to participate in cryptography
therefore, on July 17, 2018 MasterCard accepted the agreement to participate in cryptography
It was interesting to read such useful information. Btc has a great history and it is known as the most powerful coin among other coins. it is the best one ever among a large number of coins
yes, this will be very useful for a beginner who can know about the history of bitcoin is so great and phenomenal until now, bitcoin is one of the most popular coins, and bitcoin is still the number one coin, and there are so many people who invest and want to get benefit from it. I really like the idea. Maybe you should expand the timeline over the full Bitcoin lifecylce: each day from 2008 to now.
I remember a event on 17th December 2013 when China's Central Bank announced to ban Bitcoin transactions. As a consequence the Bitcoin price crashed to nearly US$500.
I remember a event on 17th December 2013 when China's Central Bank announced to ban Bitcoin transactions. As a consequence the Bitcoin price crashed to nearly US$500.
That would be more than 3000 lines long, i only did this as a fun project, unfortunately i dont have that much time to write all the dates down like i did for this post, i have home work and stuff to do, 365 is nothing compared to 3650 lines
It was just a suggestion. Writing the dates down is not a challenge using the right tools that can semi-automate it like Excel or LibreOffice Calc for example.
Great research. I salute your due diligence to making us know how it all started. This is no joke how the difficulty level increased by 10,000 on December 9th. This is a real proof of work and not one legalized counterfeit called fiat created from nothing and backed by professional financial Mafias.
This thread is helpful to study the history of bitcoin, the only one topic that capture my interest is the pizza man. Lol.
Furthere more it is interesting topic to follow, even theres a lot of event missing. Thank for creating this thread, i can now back in time. The time that i was really missed the ride.
And also thanks for this additional info. It can help me to undertand the whole missing things on my research about the history of bitcoin.
Furthere more it is interesting topic to follow, even theres a lot of event missing. Thank for creating this thread, i can now back in time. The time that i was really missed the ride.
And also thanks for this additional info. It can help me to undertand the whole missing things on my research about the history of bitcoin.
Always nice to see someone new find all this stuff interesting. We take a lot for granted, what with every new alt popping up every day and many of them talking about the weaknesses, faults and shortcomings of Bitcoin. Even if timelines and history are really just for posterity, even if they have no value to take from going forward, there's still a lot of human interest in the past.
@OP: I neglect to ask, out of curiosity, what's your stake in all this?
This thread is helpful to study the history of bitcoin, the only one topic that capture my interest is the pizza man. Lol.
Furthere more it is interesting topic to follow, even theres a lot of event missing. Thank for creating this thread, i can now back in time. The time that i was really missed the ride.
And also thanks for this additional info. It can help me to undertand the whole missing things on my research about the history of bitcoin.
Furthere more it is interesting topic to follow, even theres a lot of event missing. Thank for creating this thread, i can now back in time. The time that i was really missed the ride.
There's this timeline that was started on http://historyofbitcoin.org/, quite a lot of useful dates to make note of, for me particularly, the dates Bitcoin value was first established on an exchange (October 5 2009) and quote:
Also when it reached parity with the US dollar, if price tracking is important (it's not, but significant).
The timeline ends abruptly in 2014, but it was resurrected here, all the way to March 2017:
http://www.therevolutionwillnotbecentralized.com/timeline/
This shows bigger picture: https://timelines.issarice.com/wiki/Timeline_of_Bitcoin
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New Liberty Standard publishes a Bitcoin exchange rate that establishes the value of a Bitcoin at US$1 = 1,309.03 BTC, using an equation that includes the cost of electricity to run a computer that generated Bitcoins.
Also when it reached parity with the US dollar, if price tracking is important (it's not, but significant).
The timeline ends abruptly in 2014, but it was resurrected here, all the way to March 2017:
http://www.therevolutionwillnotbecentralized.com/timeline/
This shows bigger picture: https://timelines.issarice.com/wiki/Timeline_of_Bitcoin
And also thanks for this additional info. It can help me to undertand the whole missing things on my research about the history of bitcoin.
The ability to present information in a succinct and intelligible manner is a characteristic of a deep thinker and user of words on pen. The dates nothing happened would have been deleted and give one the moral rectitude to continue reading. The history of the bitcoin and its inventor is quite amazing,however it is wiser and smarter to keep things simple.
I really like the idea. Maybe you should expand the timeline over the full Bitcoin lifecylce: each day from 2008 to now.
I remember a event on 17th December 2013 when China's Central Bank announced to ban Bitcoin transactions. As a consequence the Bitcoin price crashed to nearly US$500.
I remember a event on 17th December 2013 when China's Central Bank announced to ban Bitcoin transactions. As a consequence the Bitcoin price crashed to nearly US$500.
There's this timeline that was started on http://historyofbitcoin.org/, quite a lot of useful dates to make note of, for me particularly, the dates Bitcoin value was first established on an exchange (October 5 2009) and quote:
Also when it reached parity with the US dollar, if price tracking is important (it's not, but significant).
The timeline ends abruptly in 2014, but it was resurrected here, all the way to March 2017:
http://www.therevolutionwillnotbecentralized.com/timeline/
This shows bigger picture: https://timelines.issarice.com/wiki/Timeline_of_Bitcoin
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New Liberty Standard publishes a Bitcoin exchange rate that establishes the value of a Bitcoin at US$1 = 1,309.03 BTC, using an equation that includes the cost of electricity to run a computer that generated Bitcoins.
Also when it reached parity with the US dollar, if price tracking is important (it's not, but significant).
The timeline ends abruptly in 2014, but it was resurrected here, all the way to March 2017:
http://www.therevolutionwillnotbecentralized.com/timeline/
This shows bigger picture: https://timelines.issarice.com/wiki/Timeline_of_Bitcoin
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