FUCK BITCOIN

People don't mine Bitcoin, they mine other shitcoins.

Has anybody ever made an inflationary cryptocoin that isn't reliant on mining, so it's an actual useful currency instead of a deflationary pyramid scheme targeting goldbuggerers?

I remember when Bitcoin was first a thing and it was hard as fuck to mine with an Nvidia card, I had still given it a shot with my 770 and made about a tenth of a bitcoin or something. I remember having thought to myself that the whole thing was worthless since one bitcoin was around ten bucks, so I threw it all away. That said, Bitcoin is a tip top meme that everyone's gotten in on so the ecosystem is so entrenched in shit that even if I still had my fraction of an internet dollar I still wouldn't know what the fuck to do with it.
Basically this

cryptocoins will always rely on miners, without them there is no cryptography, and there are several inflationary cryptocoins, since you obviously have no idea how any of this works, how about doing 10mins of research instead of just shitposting?

It's called proof of stake. The more money you set aside to stake the likelier you are to win. This makes it so making money is based on how rich you are. (If you own >50% of the coins you can attack the network IIRC). What could go wrong giving all the power to the richest class of users.

It would be like normal fiat currency, so there would be no way to kike normalfags into it.

As opposed to mining where your ability to make coins through mining entirely depends on your pre-existing wealth to afford the mining hardware.

no POW
yes POS

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I'm not falling for your tricks, Schlomo.

10 mins of research man, thats all it would take, seriously, you dont [have to] pay a miner fee on [most] inflationary coins, and miners are the equivalent of cashiers, they may not own the product that youre buying, but theyre certainly related to the transaction.

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It's like a Hebrew wet dream.

Why the fuck does a smartphone """need""" as much RAM as desktop PC or laptop could be fine with for many if not most everyday tasks? If the phone user isn't using the memory, then who is? Some (((background processes))) mayhaps?

Don't you know? Any improvement in processing power is offset by increasingly incompetent programmers this hardware allows to employ.

Isn't that the concept of perfect taxation, that any value transfer between any two parties should involve a gain for a certain third party who is in control?

how can you be so resistant to education? miner fees arent like taxes, in your analogy the kike takes all them money and drives it across town to your friend, miners arent kikes because they do something to earn the money, if you dont want to pay a miner fee then mine your own transaction or use one of the inflationary coins, ill tell you flat out at this point because if after 3 posts youre not gonna look it up you probably never will, but the inflationary coins inflate [and dont require a fee] because every time a miner does his job coins are created from nothing and put into his account.

It didn't use to be that way though. It's only a matter of the past ten year or so (during which period the performance gains were, ironically, quite small compare previous times).

It was always that way, newfriend. You can trace it all the way back to the 70s, when computers got out of the "academia and military only" circle.

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You don't put taxes on transactions. That's something that would get you hanged on the same day in 15th century. You put taxes on income, and maybe property ownership if you're desperate. That's because when income is involved, the transaction have been beneficial for the economy. Taxing every single operation would just hurt the economy. It's basically a very large version of a broken window fallacy.

i just explained that you dont, gfd, can you even read?

I'd rather have people invest actual money instead of virtual money to generate coins

First off, the fees aren't taxes. If it was a tax, it would be equivalent to a delayed income tax. You are just taxed when you use the income.

I've read casually about cryptocoins for years, occasionally even searched around specifically for such a thing, and I've never heard the slightest mention of an inflationary cryptocoin.

RRRGH! I just want a decentralized, anonymous, physical/virtual substitute for cash, not some inane kike casino with a side-order of energy waste. It could be pegged directly to a fiat currency for all I care.

Guy its clear that I don't follow hardware that closely. Thank you though for telling retarded posters to fuck off/lurk more. We don't have enough of those atm with all the extra cuckchan users flooding in lately and I appreciate it even if my posts are not apparently the most well informed.

Proof of stake systems, kike casinos as you called them, are energy efficient. They're also fundamentally unsound, with too many attack vectors from even self-interested parties.
Proof of work systems are the only functional way to do anything like what you want that we've found thus far, and their nature is to be "wasteful", that's pretty much the whole point of it.
That's why you build on that secured base layer with technologies that can scale, retain the same guarantees and avoid settling on that less efficient base layer for as long as possible. That's what we're seeing now with the Lightning Network and other cool tech like it.

why not make a proof of work algorithm based off of robots digging holes? that way actual work gets done instead of just generating useless heat calculating sha sums.

and what would the proof be for your proof of work idea?

dirt
proof of dirt

So how do you measure it? Is it by mass, volume or by picture?

Let me clarify: it would be transported via conveyer belts, weighed, and separated. The dirt is then returned into a separate hole dug by additional robots on the other side of the processing mill. In effect, one cluster of diggers will be digging a hole while the opposing cluster of diggers refills it. During processing, any miniscule gemstones or precious metal flakes are separated, collected, and sorted/melted down by the mining corporation in order to maintain the lowest possible transaction fees. I hereby present to you: DIRTCOIN.

it worked for sand, why not dirt en.sandcoin.io/

yeah bitcoin is as mainstream as the big bang theory at this point and with memes like "100k by the end of the year!!1!!" everyone and their cat will be and is throwing whatever money they have into it and then acting surprised when the thing they bought at an unprecedented high deflates to the ground. It' hilarious because I knew about it when it was worthless from browsing onion forums as an edgy 17 year old and when i told people about it they didn't take it seriously or give a shit and now half the people I know are telling me to sell my house and invest in it like I'm some dumb mongoloid.

The people suiciding themselves because they're fiscally retarded and investing their entire lives into something they don't understand hoping sheer luck will win them the day get no sympathy from me.

Daily reminder that memecoin are designed to:

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Yes. It's called Ripple and it's run by the credit card companies, or you can use the slightly less retarded version called Stellar. It sends money to Africans for some reason though.

IOTA

Maybe you can use it instead to dig, you know, GOLD, rather than dirt? To make a GOLD COIN?

iktfb

No use crying over spilt milk.

I assure you all of the gold will be filtered out during the separation process :^)

Hello gringos greetings from brazil how are you?

I´m search how to make money with bitcoins help me please.

i believe you are looking for >>>/r/bitcoin/

not tech related
>>>/g/

Same here

What exchanges are there on Tor?

bitcoin miners build their machines in states with cheap power, wasting it away at the expense of everyone living there, its complete disgrace

Who's missing out on energy? what the fuck are you on about?

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i heard about it when it was less than $2, i was in highschool and had no way to buy it but i was real interested in it. i was trying to mine it but i couldn't leave it on 24/7. i wish i talked to people on the forums and used gift cards to trade for bitcoins...

It's too late to make a profit now, right guys?

I used the money to buy a GTX 650 and i felt pretty good about it but i ended up not messing with cryptoshekels ever again which i very deeply regret. Not sure my parents believed i actually made that money "mining".

Would any user be kind enough to provide links to learning resources related to speculating cryptoshekels?

SOYIM

People will be much more willing to help if don't try to be ironically obnoxious.

I've just watched their video. It's real.

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I feel like i turned up at just the right time with just the right amount of fucks to give so that i would invest enough time/money to make some easy cash, but not get all caught up in it and end up spending 100% of increasingly shrinking profits on the latest hardware until eventually i come up empty because china's power is cheaper than mine. Mathmatically I can't see how small miners even make a profit anymore, unless they sit on their coins for a long ass time before selling.

If you're willing to play a long waiting game, you might still be able to turn a profit. Bitcoin still isn't accepted as currency by any major product vendors, so if that ever happens BTC will definitely make another huge leap in value. The question is whether or not it will happen.

If you have money, why would you risk it on bitcoin today? It's much too volatile, and there are fees in addition to taxes on whatever profits you might make when you go to cash out. At least with stocks and bonds you can keep the fees low by avoiding managed plans and instead using Vanguard or Fidelity index funds. And you can also avoid most of the taxes by doing your transactions for periodic asset allocation adjustments in 401k, IRA, or Roth IRA account.

Lightning Network
I dare you

Well, you guys are pretty slow.
You have a botnet, you use that botnet to make multiple transactions between the individual bots, so that you artificially inflate the coin, then you dump them.
You now learned exactly one actual thing about how any of this properly works.
It's just a run of the mill Pump and Dump Scheme, just with automation.

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it broke under load

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Thank you 4chan

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This

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But that's wrong you fucking idiot.