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Thanks for the feedback. I have to admit I don't think this review went well at all. I tried to cover too many areas and ended up feeling like I covered none.

I didn't look into that. I've been told it's around 8% annualized

Author here. Try this: document.querySelectorAll('img[src$="gif"]').forEach(_ => _.parentNode.parentNode.remove())

I am the author. Yes, it was more like $330,000. The price has since gone down.

Some WeChat groups relating to cryptocurrency are moving to Telegram. I wonder how that'll last.

I am the submitter and author of the post. I run paid ads on Twitter to shill for cryptocurrency. Ask me anything! :-)

I'm the author. I'm taking requests on what to review next!

Many nephologists are still upset with cloud (computing)

> I’m surprised with how unstable the OpenBazaar project is after this many years of development. Yes, the OpenBazaar client is in “BETA”. It’s like that one store on your street that’s had a “Sorry for the mess!” sign up for 5 years.

I'm the author

New review is up! https://shitcoin.com/openbazaar-what-happened-to-bitcoins-eb...

I do it to make the screenshots more readable and to show off my amazing skills.

It got my attention. You can expect a review of Sia on shitcoin.com soon!

Thanks! I bought it a while back, but didn't start using it until now.

I'm the author and didn't notice this post on HN. I have reviewed another blockchain product! The review will be live on shitcoin.com at around 7 AM EST on Monday.

It is a good idea to pay someone for escrow services.

For the uninformed, nullc knows a thing or two about Bitcoin[1]

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commits/master?author=gma...

It's just a matter of time until the store fronts are developed open source on Github and hosted decentralized on a network like MaidSafe. People love to get high and are willing to pay. Innovation will follow to meet demand.

There's still no proof of payment. How could you win the case? I could easily order drugs to someone I don't like.

Can you provide any reading material into formally proven contracts?

I've been exclusively working with Bitcoin related startups since 2011. I do not find the HN discussion hostile. Cryptocurrency is barely at beta quality. Skepticism is healthy.

In other news, Hansa Market, a Dark Web Marketplace, Bans the Sale of Fentanyl[1]

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/18/business/dealbook/hansa-m...

At this time, there are 78 comments to this post, none of them addressing technical concerns. Quite unusual for HN.

I've devoted my life to cryptocurrency since 2011 and still question whether or not this system even makes sense. It seems too expensive with the technology we have today. Once privacy, such as zk-SNARK, is added, it becomes unreasonable.

Perhaps this is what a bubble looks like. I wasn't there for the dotcom boom. Loss of critical thinking.

That's very impressive!

Which technique did you use? I made it to around 150 using the memory palace technique from the excellent book Moonwalking with Einstein.

Just buy a .com domain for your internal service and serve DNS over VPN

It's not even close. I've been told that at the height of the Dotcom bubble, companies received investments for simply having ".com" in their name. That's where we're headed.

Slack channels are widely used by developers in the cryptocurrency space. I also recommend trying to find local meetups.

This happens when someone manually crafts a transaction.

In Bitcoin, if you have an input of 100 BTC and make a transaction with a single output of 20 BTC, the remaining 80 BTC are kept by the miner. There's no wallet software that would let you do this.

It's like paying a $20 check with a $100 bill and saying "keep the change."

This article is painful to read. Author seems to have no familiarity with the space and should read some earlier work[1]

[1] http://archive.is/TSdxy