Showing posts with label Bitcoin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bitcoin. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Secure Your Bitcoin Wallet!
Here are some great links and tips for securing your own Bitcoin wallet.
Secure Your Wallet!!
Encrypting Your Wallet!!
Call For Secure Wallet Development!
Open for discussion on the secure wallet development; I have been working on my own solution for a bit now. Please comment with your experiences encrypting Bitcoin wallets!
Secure Your Wallet!!
Encrypting Your Wallet!!
Call For Secure Wallet Development!
Open for discussion on the secure wallet development; I have been working on my own solution for a bit now. Please comment with your experiences encrypting Bitcoin wallets!
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Meeting with Walt Oswald, Motorola Mobility CIO
Today I'll be meeting with Walt Oswald and I'm intrigued in chatting with a respected professional about his opinion of Bitcoins and how he thinks the early era of the Bitcoin will play out. If he has already heard of Bitcoins and has an opinion to share, it will certainly be a exciting discussion. On the other hand, if this is the first time discussing the innovative Bitcoin, then I hope he is as excited as me by the possibilities that can stem from the birth of the Bitcoin. More news to come after our meeting.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
BitNews
If you follow BitTalk at all, then you know today was the convo between Atlas and Bruce Wagner of The Bitcoin Show. This was a total fail of a broadcast. The show was constantly on and off air. The finicky nature made the entire program exceedingly difficult to follow, and to top it all off, the chat was frenzied with complaints. This happened off and on for a halfhour until the difficulties were finally quelled. Learn from those who have fallen before you gentlemen, don't run a live broadcast unless you can handle it. This downtime and chat frenzy was only followed by more complaints about how Atlas' homepage uses a javascript miner forcing visitors to mint Bitcoins for him. Please comment with your thoughts, and in the mean time, enjoy the full episode as well as some other quality Bitcoin vids.
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Stay Updated!
The only way to win the game is to know the game. There are a lot of useful tools online that can help keep track of Bitcoins progress. With many sites that can help you easily monitor important statistics such as price changes and popular pools, if becomes much easier to be successful while wheeling and dealing in the quick moving Bitcoin economy. Much of the information is useful to experienced users, and some of it is useful for newcomers to Bitcoin as well.
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Ultra Easy Ways to Get Free BitCoins
Wanna earn some Bitcoins the easy way? Setting up gigs at http://forbitcoin.com/ is probably the best thing you can do with your time. While the payouts seem small, it is an active entrepreneurial community, trading and supporting one another. Plus, you can always find really neat offers. Another great way to earn free money is to be tipped for what you are already doing. With http://www.youtipit.org/ you can easily receive donations to a secure account. You can always receive direct Bitcoin donations as well; For example: 1321oQefncfgsSALPe3sykGHQJinUcLnxj
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Monday, June 27, 2011
The New Way to Day Trade
This is one of those things in life that make business minded people smile. Bitcoins are a free market exchange paradise. Using software and platforms provided by Dwolla and Mt. Gox, (which I suggest everyone make accounts for, as it's free and easy) you can easily buy and sell Bitcoins for profit. Just remember people: buy low, sell high.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
A Quick Look at Mining
Mining is the standard way people are able to obtain Bitcoins. It is the only way that Bitcoins are able to come in to existence. Bitcoins were created to unify the global economy and be a world standard. So the obvious mission is to spread the currency worldwide. They way that this is planned to happen is people are allowed to essentially mint their own money, creating a free supply of currency. You might wonder, then why does this money have any value? It is because the rate that Bitcoins are increasing in value is so constant, that anyone who gets involved in the market should create large amounts of wealth if they invest wisely. Mining is the secret behind the reason why this new virtual economy has, and will continue to blossom. The difficulty to obtain Bitcoins will increase as more Bitcoins come into existence. This will not only control this currency from inflating, but also create a push for more powerful computing hardware as users try to mine ever faster. Mining is the force behind this bold new currency.
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Friday, June 24, 2011
How to Start Using Bitcoin!
Bitcoin code is entirely open source, meaning anyone can review the project's code for legitimacy. Coupled with Bitcoin's ability to generate 'proof of work', the currency is rather difficult to exploit. There are several ways to get started, but most people start with the official Bitcoin client. One of the best ways to make coinage, is through Bitcoin mining, so we will have subsequent and detailed posts on mining. For now though, you may want to set up a cloud wallet at places like MyBitcoin, or check out some secure storage options at Instawallet. I also advise you join the forum, as there is a lot to learn and people to network with. Keep checking back for more insight, links, and videos.
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What Is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is a revolutionary form of digital currency, invented by Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin, or BTC, is genius in it's design, due to it's grass-roots distribution style, as well as it's advanced application of cryptography techniques. This mathematical backing and lack of central control makes the Bitcoin market a very fair playing field, and thus very attractive.
"Governments are good at cutting off the heads of a centrally
controlled networks like Napster, but pure P2P networks
like Gnutella and Tor seem to be holding their own.."
--Satoshi Nakamoto
Bitcoin is the future.
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