Thank you for sharing

Then don't hold it long term. Use it.

Problem solved. Next!

engrish bery hard, prease understend

engrish bery hard, prease understend

Torço para que qualquer país latino venha dar certo, mas sempre tenho um pé atrás.

و عي عميق

مع وعي بسيط

تقابلوا فيما بينهم

قد لا يحدث التناغم

بسبب اختلاف الاعماق

و عي عميق

مع وعي بسيط

تقابلوا فيما بينهم

قد لا يحدث التناغم

بسبب اختلاف الاعماق

No I don't. It's simple logic.

If there is no more block subsidy tx fees will have to make up for it. And if you expect the same or more people to onboard demand for blockspace will go up. All this means high tx fees. Unless you expect less users over time? That would mean the only other option is Bitcoin security fails catastrophically.

No I don't. It's simple logic.

If there is no more block subsidy tx fees will have to make up for it. And if you expect the same or more people to onboard demand for blockspace will go up. All this means high tx fees. Unless you expect less users over time? That would mean the only other option is Bitcoin security fails catastrophically.

good read!

Imagine actually thinking a surveillable nonfungible supply is a good idea.

Add in the narrative that high future tx fees is a feature not a bug, renaming it to "fixed supply" (without accounting for lost coins every year).

Then, using the most expensive ASICs in the world that no pleb can afford to compete with & in most cases is actually a negative ROI.

Welcome to Bitcoin.

Good night, sleep well

When you connect via HTTPS you're interacting on your local network directly with your device. When you use Tor your traffic is being sent out to the internet, bounced over Tor nodes then being sent back to your home connection. It's mainly the distance the information has to travel, though Tor can also have issues with ddos but the point stands even with a fully functional Tor.

Just another day in #Amsterdam. Thanks Cliff for the nice picture! #boat #canals #notatourist

I got outbid for a copy of the Bitcoin Day one this weekend and by the time I got back to bump my bid it had closed.

I'm sorry, but this concept shouldn't require a how-to page. It is good that you are putting one together, but your users should be able to figure it out intuitively.