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      "body": "Bitcoin capitalization market now moves to IMF reserves with its Special Right of Turn\n\nhttps://noticias.bitcoin.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/IMFSDRcov-1068x1068.jpg\n\nTwenty-four hours ago, the bitcoin decentralized cryptocurrency and its market capitalization of $ 300 billion surpassed the Special Drawing Rights market of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) (SDR $ 291 billion).\nBitcoin's market valuation surpasses that of the IMF with its reserves of special drawing rights\n\nThe value of Bitcoin has grown enormously in 2017, surpassing almost all the currencies, stocks and basic products of the world this year. With a global average of more than $ 18,000 per BTC and an increasing market valuation of $ 300 billion, bitcoin has exceeded the IMF's international reserve assets ($ 291 billion). The Special Drawing Rights (SDR) market is composed of a \"legal currency basket\" of five nation-states. The value of the SDR, also known as SDR or XDR for its acronym in English, is based on a percentage of the Chinese renminbi, the US dollar, the Japanese yen, the euro and the British pound sterling. The SDR was created in 1969 using the Bretton Woods exchange system, and before 1973 it contained the value of 0.8 grams of gold.\n\nhttps://noticias.bitcoin.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/sdr.jpg\n\nThe DEG gains traction this year while the US loses ground, and countries are decoupled from the USD\nhttps://news.bitcoin.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Datavet-300x300.jpg\n\nThe Special Drawing Rights market of the IMF has always been controversial since the day of its introduction. Basically, the IMF allocates the basket of currencies to the countries and a nation that participates in the exchange market must have reserves. Many skeptics believe that the IMF is creating a \"globalist currency unique to the whole world\" to continue to maintain the central banking system in power. This year has been an interesting year for the SDR, as the reserve has gained value compared to other currencies of solitary nation-states. The trend has seen a rebound as a few nations have decoupled from the US dollar, as the IMF revealed last summer that the United States was no longer the main economic power. These days, other countries such as Germany, Russia and China are making their own monetary movements.\n\n\n\n\nBitcoin Black Swan Event and the next transfer of wealth\n\nHowever, the citizens of the world, those who have no borders, are taking advantage of the rapid growth of another type of currency. Bitcoin has become the black swan's economy resistant to censorship that is not issued by a nation state or a corporation. In fact, the decentralized currency came from an anonymous creator, and is a software made up of digits and codes that millions of people trust. Bitcoin has become a kind of \"people's money\" linked to the Internet, and technology is transferring a lot of wealth into the hands of people in a way that has not been seen since the oil boom in 1859. Even Christine Lagarde , of the International Monetary Fund, says that bitcoin will cause \"massive disruptions\" to the existing financial system.\n\n\"In many ways, virtual currencies could compete with existing currencies and monetary policy. The best response from central bankers is to continue applying an effective monetary policy, while opening up to new ideas and new demands, as economies evolve, \"Lagarde explained in September.\n\nThe currency was born in 2009 and bitcoin has advanced a lot since the days when 10,000 BTC was exchanged for two pizzas of Papa Johns in 2010. One year later, the currency reached parity with the US dollar and increased to thirty dollars during its first \" bubble\". The reason why it was called a bubble is because, shortly after, the markets fell to a minimum of $ 2. For a while, the price remained stable, but slowly increased to reach $ 13 in December 2012. Then, in the spring of 2013, the price jumped to $ 266 and rose to a maximum of $ 1,242 in global exchanges. Again, the rise did not last long, as the price continued to fall all year after the Mt Gox exchange lost 800,000 BTC and declared bankruptcy. That year, economic experts and financial publications called bitcoin the \"worst currency of the year\".\n\n\nThe value of Bitcoin grows and matures in 2017\n\n\nIn 2015, bitcoin began to increase gradually once again and captured the highest yield currency in 2015 and 2016. After the new year and throughout 2017, bitcoin again exceeded $ 1,000 per BTC. He began his phenomenal rise that has remained constant every month since then. In March 2017, bitcoin advocates thought it was a big event when the decentralized currency surpassed the spot price of a troy ounce of .999 gold. However, even today the capitalization of bitcoin is small compared to the annual valuation of 9 trillions of dollars of the gold market. Even so, bitcoin is larger than many of the capitalizations linked to corporate entities and shares. For example, the market capitalization of bitcoin is greater than that of Paypal, IBM, Disney, General Electric, McDonalds and even the global fine arts market.\nhttps://noticias.bitcoin.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/IMFggatrsa.jpg\n\nBitcoin has also produced more than 1,000 clones and created numerous ways for people to increase their wealth. With the market capitalizations of all digital assets and bitcoin combined, the global value of cryptocurrency assets is currently more than half a billion US dollars. 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      "body": "Gold? Stocks? Cash? What is Bitcoin?\n\n![cripto.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmUENaxDXzujmd2u2VG83rbiaKEPQr58HXrrMCaxCNG59X/cripto.jpg)\n\nThe name Bitcoin itself does no favours to people trying to\nunderstand exactly what it is. Upon first glance people naturally\nassume it’s a ‘coin’, a currency that you use.\n\nAnd in some aspects of Bitcoin’s intent and origins, yes it is\nindeed a currency. But it’s more than that. Bitcoin is like nothing\nelse the world has ever seen before. And as such, we shouldn’t\ntry and compare it to gold, stocks, cash, currency — it’s unique in\nso many ways. That’s what we’ll explain to you here.\n\nA good place to start with what exactly Bitcoin is, is to simply\nthink about it as nothing. Drop any preconceived idea that it’s\nlike gold, stocks, cash or whatever.\n\nThink about it as simply some lines of computer code. Code with\nextremely tight cryptography principles and mathematics, which\nmake it like no other financial instrument before.\nThat doesn’t make it hard to use. It actually makes it secure. And\nit makes it pure.\n\nBut another good place to start with, to understand why it’s so\nradically different to anything we’ve seen before, is to understand\nthe basic concepts of currency that we use today.\n\n\nBarter was a system of exchange the people used thousands of\nyears ago.\n\nThe basic premise is:\nI have an asset that you want, you have an asset I want, and we\nexchange said assets in a way we both deem to be fair.\n\nFor example, you might have a chicken that lays eggs, and I want\neggs. Conversely I have a cow and you want milk. We come to an\narrangement whereby you give me a dozen eggs I give you four\npints of milk.\n\nSimple. But basic. And in that sense your eggs have ‘currency* to\nme and my milk has ‘currency’ to you.\nNow as simple as this is, it works. But when it comes to the\nexchange of other goods, or the bartering of assets where the\ntwo parties can’t decide on a fair trade, the system basically falls\ndown.\n\nBartering was always a system that would fall away in a more\ncomplex world of commerce. And in its place came money.\nNow, when you really think about it money is simply a device\nthat allows ubiquitous trade amongst people who share and hold\ndifferent resources. It is by nature a belief system. If I put faith\nin that currency as worth something, and we all have that same\nfundamental belief system in place, then it’s worth something.\nThat allows more complex transaction. I might have 20 cows,\nyou might have 20 chickens, and Bob across the road has 20 pigs.\nYou want a cow, I want a pig and Bob wants a chicken.\n\nI’m not giving you a cow for your chicken because I don’t want it.\nAnd Bob isn’t giving me a pig for a cow, as he wants your chicken.\nSo instead our government decides to issue money. So we\nexchange this money for those goods. In return for helping us to\nfacilitate our commerce, the government take a clip from us in\ntaxes, penalties, or some other means.\n\nHow much money I have to give anyone is dependent on the\nmarket value for each of the cow, chicken or pig. I give Bob four\ncoins for his pig. That’s the price we deem fair. He now has three\ncoins that he can give to you for your chicken — but perhaps the\nagreed worth of the chicken is only two coins. But Bob decides to\nget two chickens. Now you have four coins. And as you want my\ncow and a cow is worth four coins (like a pig), you give me four\ncoins for my cow.\n\nIt’s a complex transaction made super-simple. But that’s how\nmoney flows around the economy. People buy things, sell things,\ngoods, services, skills - in exchange for money, which they go on\nto use in other parts of an economy.\n\nLet’s stop there for a second.\n\nYou see, in the physical world, at its core we have been using\nmoney/cash for hundreds of years to operate commerce. We\nwork, earn money and then spend it or save it. We spend it\nto purchase things we need and things we want. We save it to\npurchase things we need and things we want later in the future.\nThis cycle of money in and out of our hands is what drives\neconomies and corporations. It’s also what funds governments\nas they tax us, fine us, and take money from us to operate and\nexercise their will and control.\n\nNow all this money was grand. Until some people decided they\nwanted something but didn’t have enough money for it. So along\nthe way the world also developed this thing called debt. Debt is\nan ‘IOU’ to someone to pay them money at a later date. I might\nwant a pig and two chickens but have just four coins. So I go to\nanother person with four coins and say, ‘if you give me your four\ncoins, I’ll give you five coins next week’. Then I have eight coins\nto get the pig and two chickens. But I now also have to figure out\nhow to get those four coins and one extra back to that person by\nnext week.\n\nIf I don’t, they have a right to take my pig (which is worth more\nthan one coin!) because that’s the deal we struck.\nIn modem times most people understand debt because the\nbiggest amount they’ll ever take on is to buy a house.\nThe reason someone uses debt is because they don’t have enough\nmoney now to buy what they want or need. So they use debt with\nthe view to pay the money to the person (or institution) lending\nit to them at a later date.\n\nThe reason someone uses debt is because they don’t have enough\nmoney now to buy what they want or need. So they use debt with\nthe view to pay the money to the person (or institution) lending\nit to them at a later date.\n\nThe global financial system we live in has, over time, made it\neasier and easier to get debt. So much so that, often, debt is used\nto fund debt. And as more debt is issued the value of your money\nactually erodes. This is particularly evident when governments\ntakes on debt.\n\nNow, we could write a whole separate book solely about the\nbanking and financial system, debt, and the mismanagement of\neconomies.\nWe could write far more about how twisted and deceptive\ngovernments are. Books about how the entire financial system\nis fuelled with debt and how currency wars are building to the\ncrescendo of another giant almighty financial catastrophe...or\nnot.\n\nAnd we touched on currency wars, political turmoil, the financial\nsystem, debt and its root in the origins of Bitcoin, in Part 1. But the\ntrail of destruction that it’s all left behind will never be forgotten.\nThat’s fundamentally why, instead of the money that we use to\ncirculate within the borders of our home countries, we now have\nanother option.\n\nWith all the debt built up in the world, and central banks printing\nmore money to fund and fuel this debt, they are eroding the\nwealth of everyday citizens like yourself. What started as a basic\nconcept to enable commerce around the world developed into\nthis all consuming beast we know as the global financial system.\nIt’s far too complex, convoluted and corrupt. It’s a broken system\nthat needs an alternative...and that alternative is now here.\nThink about it like this. Are you’re sick of government ripping you\noff? Are you sick of banks and giant multinational corporations\nripping you off? Of the political elites and establishment ripping\nyou off?\n\nAre you sick of this debt addiction from governments that your\ngreat grandkids will be left to pay for?\n\n\nIf you are worried, then the answer is Bitcoin.\n\nBitcoin in its purest description — from the Satoshi Nakamoto\nwhite paper—is, ‘A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash\\\nIt allows the transfer of payments from one party to another\nwithout going through a financial institution.\n\nIt cuts out intermediaries and middlemen. It allows people to\nbuy pigs and chickens and cows without a central issuing and\n\ncontrolling authority.\nIts aim is to reduce barriers, cost, and borders of global finance.\nIt was and is for everyone, to benefit everyone. Not just the elite,\nnot just the powerful and already wealthy. It’s the libertarian,\nanti-establishment, alternative digital financial system.\nAnd (at least to begin with) Bitcoin was also built around\nanonymity.\n\nIt achieves a level of anonymity because its core code is based\naround cryptography, mathematics and encryption. That’s also\nworth noting. At the end of the day Bitcoin, or any cryptocurrency\nfor that matter, is nothing more than computer code — at least\nliterally.\n\nAnd to many people the idea that something so intangible can\nhave tangible value is a difficult concept to overcome. But once\nthey do, and once they become a part of the belief system that\nsays Bitcoin is worth something and can be used as a medium\nof exchange for goods and services, then it’s inherently worth\nsomething. This is regardless of there being no physical ‘good’\nto back it. And besides the money you now use, that’s really only\nbacked by debt — that’s even more intangible than Bitcoin’s code.\nRemember, Bitcoin is unique in that nothing like it has existed\nbefore with the capacity for widespread mass adoption and mass\nbelief.\n\nContinuing on with the privacy aspect. The way in which Bitcoin\nattains its quasi-anonymity is via the use of what is known as\nprivate keys (a form of encryption). In that way, only the holder\nof a private key can have access to the corresponding wallet that\nthe private key opens.\n\nEach wallet also has a public key, which is the address that users\nuse to make transactions. But privacy can be maintained as the\npublic keys are unidentifiable to a particular user. And as long\nas private keys are kept private, then no third party can access\na wallet.\n\nBy using this method of public and private keys, third parties\n\nand counterparties can be removed trom the flow or payments\nfrom one to another.\n\nThis enable peers (you and I and anyone else)on the network\nto send payments and make transactions. We can do this with\nsafety and security as the network which records the transactions\n‘signs’ these transactions using public keys to verify the transfer\nfrom one ‘wallet’ to another. And this process of singing and\nconfirming transactions within the network means that the\nnetwork is 100% accurate and foolproof.\n\nThe network itself becomes the trusted source — but as the\nnetwork is distributed amongst the users, everyone is a part of\nthe inbuilt trust of the network.\n\nIn short, with Bitcoin you simply make transactions through its\nnetwork, which is known as a ‘blockchain’. In making transactions\nthrough the blockchain from one location to another, no bank,\nno government, no third party or intermediaries touches it, sees\nit or has anything to do with it. It is completely peer-to-peer, and\nit is (mostly) anonymous.\n\nThe anonymity of Bitcoin was part of its initial appeal. But this\naspect also drew the ire of authorities and lawmakers. This was\nparticularly controversial as Bitcoin was the primary payment\nmethod through the deep web and on illegal good sites like The\nSilk Road. And sure, to this day it’s still a form of payment for\nillegal activity because of this — but so is physical cash.\nWhile the use of public and private keys with Bitcoin allowed the\nsenders and receivers to remain anonymous (and still does), all\ntransactions on the blockchain are still a matter of public record.\n\nWhile the use of public and private keys with Bitcoin allowed the\nsenders and receivers to remain anonymous (and still does), all\ntransactions on the blockchain are still a matter of public record.\nFor example, I can send you 1 Bitcoin from my Bitcoin wallet. All\nI need is your public key. All you ever see is my public key. We\ncan’t access each other’s wallets because neither of us has access\nto the other’s private key. All we see is the anonymous public key.\nNow, if I don’t know you, then I can’t identify you through your\nwallet address. And vice versa.\n\nHowever, you and I and the blockchain might not know who we’re\n\ndealing with, but the whole blockchain sees that transaction of 1\nBitcoin. It sees how much data is used to make that transaction,\nit sees the amount of confirmations — it gets enough info in\nthe transaction that it can be verified and even traced back to\na particular location or IP address, using some very laborious\ntracking techniques.\n\nAnd this is ultimately where Bitcoin has been proved to be almost\nanonymous — but not 100%.\n\nBy monitoring the data transfer from one wallet to another,\neventually you can actually identify a wallet and assign it to a\nparticular user. Of course this is an extremely laborious task for\na casual user to achieve. It requires being able to monitor data\nflow from wallets and from IP addresses at any given moment.\nPretty complex stuff.\n\nSo for most people, using Bitcoin is still anonymous. But if the\nNSA, or GCHQ or Australian Signals Directorate wanted to track\nyour Bitcoin movements, then they have the resources to likely\nbe able to confidently identify you. Still, as long as you’re not\ndoing anything illegal to begin with, then it’s unlikely you’ll ever\nappear on the radar of such agencies.\n\nSo remember, it’s mostly anonymous and private — but if you’re\na nasty character, or on a wanted list somewhere, watch out!\nOf course when it comes to Bitcoin’s anonymity, it’s core purpose,\nthe ability to exist as a medium of exchange and a store of value\nand how it can even exists, we do still need to head back to that\nvery beginning — to the genesis block of Bitcoin...\n\nIn the years since the publishing the Bitcoin white paper, the real\nidentity of Nakamoto has never been revealed.\n\nIn 2016 it was claimed that a man from Sydney, Australia, named\nCraig Wright, was in fact the Satoshi Nakamoto. But there has\nnever been any concrete evidence this is the case. Nonetheless,\nWright is still trying to pursue hundreds of Bitcoin related\npatents in what appears to be an ‘intellectual property land grab',\naccording to Reuters.",
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      "body": "https://k32.kn3.net/taringa/2/4/5/3/4/5/69/srmaarcos/59F.jpg?4863\n\nhttps://ugc.kn3.net/i/origin/http://static2.businessinsider.com/image/52a1ba5769bedd88605aaef6-1200-800/img_7964-2.jpg\n\nThis post is not a simple tutorial, this is a real proposal and very interesting for those who want and propose to earn some money.\n\nBitcoins, this has been a very talked-about topic in recent times. And a lot of people still don't have a concrete idea of what it really is.\n\nAs\n\nThe main questions are:\n\n1-How does a Bitcoin wallet or wallet work?\n\nThe Bitcoin client automatically generates a wallet that contains public address pairs and their corresponding private keys. Public addresses are the ones you see – the ones you can make known to receive payments. Private keys, however, are only in your wallet (in the DAT wallet file).\n\nImagine that your public addresses are inviolable mailboxes that everyone can see, and where everyone can deposit bitcoins, but only you can open with your private keys. Each public address is \"opened\" with a specific private key and impossible to reproduce. If you receive 1 Bitcoin that was sent to one of your public addresses, the only way to eventually transfer the possession of that Bitcoin (from \"send\" to another person) is by using the private key that corresponds to that public address.\n\nAs long as you keep the wallet, you keep the private keys that allow you to have the bitcoins that controls that wallet. That's why it's advisable to keep backups of the DAT wallet file.\n\n2 – Why will there never be more than 21 million of bitcoins?\n\nThe limit of 21 million imposing the protocol is arbitrary; What matters is that, according to the rules implicitly accepted by all those who use the system, that limit cannot be exceeded, nor can it alter the rate at which the monetary mass increases. In this sense, Bitcoin is absolutely predictable – something fundamental to a monetary system.\n\n3 – When will the bitcoins cease to occur?\n\nBitcoins are generated as a reward for miners ' work, and this reward is halved every 4 years. Towards the year 2030 will have generated almost all the bitcoins that will come to exist, although the truth is that they will continue generating (less and fewer) bitcoins. In the long run they will only enter the economy small fractions of a bitcoin (increasingly minor) over the course of several years, but the curve that represents the increase of the monetary mass will continue approaching asymptotically to 21 million.\n\n4 – Will it be enough, in the future, 21 million of bitcoins?\n\nThe scarcity of Bitcoins is never going to be a problem, because each bitcoin can divide to the eighth decimal – and potentially even more. That is to say that today you can pay someone the amount of 0.00000001 Bitcoin. We talked about a total monetary mass integrated by – at least – quadrillion of units, so a single bitcoin in circulation would suffice to supply enough monetary units to the entire planet. In the future, if necessary, the units in use could happen to be called microbitcoins, nanobitcoins, etc.\n\n5 – is Bitcoin a pyramidal scheme?\n\nA pyramidal scheme is based on unfulfilled promises. 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This is an excellent news for the productive population, and a terrible news for those who now control (or benefit from the control of) the monetary system. By preventing the discretionary devaluation of the currency, Bitcoin encourages long-term savings and investment while discouraging irrational consumption and unsustainable indebtedness.\n\n11 – Is Bitcoin safe?\n\nAccording to experts, a transfer between Bitcoin addresses is several times more secure than a transfer between bank accounts (not to mention the risk posed by the forced interference of third parties in the banking system). The Bitcoin code is open to the examination of all stakeholders, and its cryptographic architecture supports future updates to cope with potential attack vectors (if necessary decades in advance).\n\n12-Is it true that Bitcoin has been hacked?\n\nNo. Hacking into databases of a bitcoins Exchange site is not a hack to Bitcoin. Asserting the opposite is tantamount to saying that a hacker to a bank's databases is a hack to the dollar.\n\n13 – How can a monetary system that is used by anonymous subjects generate confidence?\n\nAnonymity is not something that Bitcoin imposes; It's a choice Bitcoin admits. On the other hand, mutual trust is not always a requirement between the parties involved in a transaction. To prevent fraud, Bitcoin users have various reputation systems and escrow services (similar to those offered by EBay).\n\n14 – Is Bitcoin the preferred currency of criminals?\n\nBitcoin can be used for illicit purposes, as well as the dollar, ruble, weight, etc. It is worth arguing that Bitcoin is more efficient than the dollar, the ruble, the weight, etc., and this is absolutely true, but we have not given up the plane – more efficient vehicle than the bicycle – or the phone – more efficient means of communication than the smoke signals – because they can be used for illicit purposes.\n\n15-can Bitcoin be banned?\n\nA government might try to ban the use of bitcoin, but controlling Bitcoin users is extremely difficult and extremely costly. To eliminate Bitcoin you have to start nothing less than to eliminate the Internet – although in the future Bitcoin could work even outside the Internet.\n\nThe prohibitions did not end with BitTorrent, Wikileaks, illegal drugs, with tax evasion, illegal immigration, work \"in black\", etc. etc. ... and will not end with Bitcoin.\n\n16 – With the increasing difficulty of obtaining bitcoins through mining, will mining \"at home\" continue to be profitable?\n\nMining was almost never profitable for those who immediately liquidate the mined bitcoins: at first, for example, one could get hundreds of bitcoins on a day of mining, but there was no way to sell them for more than USD 0.0001 (or even that). Mining is only profitable for those who understand the basics of Bitcoin, and thus believe in the bright future of this technology. So it all depends on the miner's temporal horizon. If you have mined at the beginning of 2010 and have not yet sold the bitcoins obtained, you have made a formidable business.\n\n17 – is the difficulty in obtaining Bitcoins through mining continually increasing?\n\nNo. The probability of acquiring bitcoins by means of mining depends on many factors, the main one of which is the computational power that the total of the miners contributes. The difficulty is automatically adjusted every ten days so that the increase of the monetary mass occurs according to the programmed rhythm. So the difficulty can be diminished, and it has done so in repeated opportunities (in general when the price falls, which discourages mining in the margin).\n\n18 – If the use of Bitcoin were to grow exponentially, would miners have more and more work in exchange for ever less bitcoins?\n\nThe system is designed to make block generation occur more or less every ten minutes, regardless of how many transactions each block includes. More transactions, however, do not necessarily mean more work for the miner (in fact, it could even mean more bitcoins in the concept of fees). And although in the future they will generate less bitcoins, it should be taken into account that the same restriction of the increase in the monetary mass could condition an increase in the price of the bitcoin.\n\n19 – Will mining end up in the hands of a monopoly?\n\nThe big difference between Bitcoins mining and the issuance of forced-course money by a central bank is that mining remains open to anyone who wants to get involved, i.e. it is not possible to monopolize it. No one can – and will never – have the bitcoins mining. It is true that it is an increasingly competitive market, but that is good news-it means that the network will be safe.\n\nOn the other hand, the incentive to undermine is directly proportional to the price of the bitcoin, so that an inefficient miner can benefit even if it fails to obtain many bitcoins. And it will never be lacking who can acquire a competitive advantage by simply accessing cheaper energy.\n\n20 – Will mining end up being the privilege of a few billionaires?\n\nThose investing in state-of-the-art mining farms have no guarantees (remember, it is not possible to monopolize Bitcoins's mining), and they are not lacking or lacking competition. The model of precious metals can help to understand this phenomenon: anyone can get involved in gold mining, for example, if it has certain knowledge and resources. Some miners will be more efficient than others; Some will make better decisions than others; Some will have better luck than others, etc. Companies that make precious metal mining there are thousands; Individuals or groups of isolated individuals there are many more. And this is true even though the precious metal mining business is distorted by state intervention. In the case of Bitcoin, the doors are wide open (and cannot be closed): If you want to get involved in mining, nobody's going to ask you for a license.\n\n21 – is the technological career among the miners of bitcoins sustainable?\n\nIn fact, the \"technological race\" among the miners of bitcoins is the key to the sustainability of the whole system. Because Bitcoins's mining improves with every innovation in hardware and software, the network is secure.\n\n22 – Who will protect the network when the system stops rewarding the miners with new bitcoins?\n\nThe transaction fees will be more important as the lower the Block prize. In the future, the miners will be motivated to maintain the nodes generators by the sum of payments in concept of rates that can accumulate, more than by the bitcoins that they are able to generate.\n\n23 – After the last Bitcoin was generated, will Bitcoins's mining end?\n\nNo, since what the miners are looking for is not strictly bitcoins, they are a hash of the next block of transactions. The one who finds it stays with the prize in Bitcoins (while there is prize) plus the amount corresponding to the fees.\n\n24 – Will Bitcoin be destroyed by monetary speculation?\n\nIn a free market, all speculators do is buy when few are buying and selling when few are selling. They want it or not, so they moderate the price fluctuations, and they carry liquidity to where they need it most. On the other hand, since the number of Bitcoins is limited, anyone who intends to buy hundreds of thousands of bitcoins will generate such an increase in price (largely by speculation from those who see the price rise and postpone sales of bitcoins) that probably ends without cash before you get to buy 10,000. Dumping, on the other hand, depress the price temporarily, thus helping to expand the market among more participants.\n\n25 – Will the tangible currencies of Bitcoin be circulated in the same currency as other currencies?\n\nThe bitcoin banknotes and coins are thought of as collectibles, or to introduce in the Bitcoin world people who lack the minimum know-how – not to base on them the functioning of the Bitcoin economy. In addition, the manufacturer of these products may retain the private keys corresponding to the units sold, with the intention of using them in the future (although insured). Do you know him? Do you trust him? Do you trust your environment? The great advantage of Bitcoin is precisely that it does not depend on the ability or goodwill of the \"issuer\" of the currency, but of the unshakable laws of mathematics.\n\n26-Will Bitcoin free us from the banks?\n\nNot necessarily. But the problem of the current monetary system does not lie in the banks, but in the forced-course money imposed by the States – which makes possible, among other misfortunes, the fractional reserve system with the central bank as a guarantor of last resort. This system benefits banks at the expense of the productive population, but it can only work at gunpoint – and the gun does not have banks, but the state.\n\nBanks function as state allies (the current regulatory framework leaves them no choice), but they are not the main culprits in the looming disaster.\n\n27 – Will Bitcoin improve the economic situation of the less fortunate?\n\nThe coin does not produce wealth. Good currency is necessary for the resources to be adequately exploited, but the wealth is produced by individuals interacting freely and voluntarily. That said, it is true that, in a world of free currencies, the solutions to the different social problems would not be hampered so often by the arbitrariness and inefficiencies of the system that we have inherited.\n\n28 – Will Bitcoin help to distribute wealth more fairly?\n\nIf the recession continues to deepen, the assets of the privileged by the current monetary and financial system can lose their value very quickly. Unfortunately for them, the Bitcoin design prevents the granting of privileges.\n\n29 – Will Bitcoin help prevent wars?\n\nWars cannot be financed if it is not through violence and fraud. How many people would support a declaration of war on a distant country if it had to pay its share of the adventure directly from its pocket? The reality is that governments force us to finance their wars basically through indebtedness and inflation, and this is only possible thanks to the control of the monetary and financial system. Therefore, pacifists should be the first to embrace Bitcoin.\n\n30 – Do we need more bitcoins in circulation to activate the economy?\n\nThe currency is a social institution that emerged spontaneously as a mechanism for facilitating exchanges, preserving economic value and providing an account unit (a measure of common value). The free currency (not monopolized by the States) can help allocate resources according to their productivity, and thus facilitate the creation of wealth, but one of the most important qualities of good currency is its relative scarcity. More money in circulation – no matter how it is distributed – will not solve the problem of economic stagnation and poverty. Indeed, the use of force to distribute wealth through the control of the monetary and financial system is the main cause of the recession and the ensuing economic hardships.\n\nWin\n\nNow let's talk about the mining.\n\nThe miner basically consists of looking for a group of new algorithms called Blocks.\n\nCurrently, finding a block of Bitcoins is back with 25 bitcoins.\n\nBy the time you I this post the bitcoin is worth 600 Us.\n\nGenerate\n\nBut what's the problem?\n\nTo find a new block, alone, you're going to take a long time but finding it.\n\nThe solution for that is the POOL URL\n\nWorks\n\nHow does it work?\n\nIt consists of a page where a large number of miners work together to find a block of bitcoins, and the profit is divided in equal parts according to the amount of shares that one bring to find that block.\n\nA share is a minimum fraction of a bitcoins block.\n\nThe\n\nWhat do I need to mine bitcoins?\n\nTo be honest, my reason to create this post, is that I want to share the new ways to undermine bitcoins.\n\nWell, before, when the level of difficulty in creating a Bitcoin was less people could use their own computer and so could earn a few cents\n\nBut using your own computer is not going to win anything, but the computer is quite powerful.\n\nThen to make it profitable the miners created super computers using multiple graphics cards connected to a single computer.\n\nhttps://ugc.kn3.net/i/origin/http://www.joeydevilla.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/bitcoin-fpga-mining-rig.jpg-.jpg\n\n\nhttps://ugc.kn3.net/i/origin/http://themisescircle.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/bitcoin_mining_with_fans_tumblr.jpg\n\nhttps://ugc.kn3.net/i/origin/http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-mbnlPvGl_QY/ThWM8ClHiiI/AAAAAAAAARw/87JprT6oZ-w/s320/bitcoin_mining_rig_hardware.jpg\n\n\nFor a long time that was profitable, until the level of difficulty increased a lot.\n\nWhat happens is that, the measure used to measure the process of your computer, at the time that is sought bitcoins, is measured in M/hashes or MHS.\n\nMost likely your personal computer has a process power of between 5 to 20 Mhs, which means nothing!\n\nWith that power of processo you will get 0.02 US per month, working 24 Hr/day. Which means you're going to waste time.\n\nThe Super computers that mention them, come to have up to 200 GHs, which means that with them on 24 hours, in one month, you will earn around 300 Us a month in bitcoins.\n\nBitcoins\n\nAnd what's the problem?\n\nBasically it is the size of these equipments, the cost of investment/profit and keep them 24 hours predido, with good connection to Internet and a good electrical connection.\n\nMining company\n\nAnd what is the solution?\n\nWe go to the point, currently the machines based on graphics chips are not enough to make the investment profitable, build a cost you more or less $4,000, and give you $300 a month.\n\nThese machines, were not made to find bitcoins, so in recent times, some engineers have created a new structure to generate the bitcoins, doing everything much more practical, saving space, energy costs and increasing the power of calculating 2THS!\n\nThese machines are armed, when you have what you need in a good source of energy, an Internet connection with WIFI network and a computer.\n\nDoing the basic calculations can be observed that a power of process of 2 THASH generate between 7000 to 8000 dollars in bitcoins.",
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