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Ethereum Forum / Is Ethereum a safe investment?
« on: November 13, 2017, 09:06:42 PM »
Is Ethereum a safe investment?
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Ethereum Forum / Where could Ethereum go? Any real potential?
« on: November 13, 2017, 09:05:56 PM »
Where could Ethereum go? Any real potential?
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Ethereum Forum / Is Ethereum better than Bitcoin? Why or why not?
« on: November 13, 2017, 09:04:54 PM »
Is Ethereum better than Bitcoin? Why or why not?
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Crypto Wallets / What are the best Ethereum wallets?
« on: November 13, 2017, 09:04:09 PM »
What are the best Ethereum wallets?
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Cryptocurrency discussions / Are there any muti-coins wallets ?
« on: November 13, 2017, 09:03:01 PM »
What are the muti-coins wallets we can count on?
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Cryptocurrency discussions / Should I store all my ETH based altcoins in one wallet or seperate wallets?
« on: November 13, 2017, 09:01:58 PM »
Should I store all my Eth based altcoins in one wallet or seperate wallets?
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Dogecoin Forum / Doge available coin quantity
« on: November 01, 2017, 11:04:15 PM »
Doge is not capped at 100 billion coin, it inflates at a rate of 5.2 billion doges a year.
Meaning every year an additional 5.2B doges are added to the total.
Meaning every year an additional 5.2B doges are added to the total.
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Dogecoin Forum / Dogecoin different than altcoins
« on: November 01, 2017, 10:57:37 PM »
It was started as a joke but then “ironically” took off and became a thing. The Founders of Dogecoin point to their own product as an example of the problems with ICOs.
Dogecoin is total BS, and even the people who founded it admit as much.
Dogecoin is total BS, and even the people who founded it admit as much.
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Dogecoin Forum / How can I get some Dogecoins (DOGE)?
« on: November 01, 2017, 10:55:13 PM »
There are several ways to obtain Dogecoins (DOGE):
Mining for DOGE
Using your computer and some free programs from the internet, you can use your computer's processing capacity to mine for DOGE. It requires an amount of your computer's processing power and electricity to run your computer.
The programs connect to a pool of other miners who are all trying to solve blocks of equations.
"...which basically means having a computer program solve complex mathematical equations. Any computer can participate, but the more powerful it is, the faster it will go (and the more coins you will get!)."
- reddit Dogecoin wiki
Getting Started with DOGE mining
The basic steps are:
Get your wallet from http://dogecoin.com/.
Join a mining pool.
Follow a mining guide for your preferred way of mining
CPU
GPU (faster!)
Receive the Doge and have fun!
Buying DOGE with traditional currency ($)
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Trading other cryptocurrencies for DOGE (BTC or LTC)
source: http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/wiki/index
Mining for DOGE
Using your computer and some free programs from the internet, you can use your computer's processing capacity to mine for DOGE. It requires an amount of your computer's processing power and electricity to run your computer.
The programs connect to a pool of other miners who are all trying to solve blocks of equations.
"...which basically means having a computer program solve complex mathematical equations. Any computer can participate, but the more powerful it is, the faster it will go (and the more coins you will get!)."
- reddit Dogecoin wiki
Getting Started with DOGE mining
The basic steps are:
Get your wallet from http://dogecoin.com/.
Join a mining pool.
Follow a mining guide for your preferred way of mining
CPU
GPU (faster!)
Receive the Doge and have fun!
Buying DOGE with traditional currency ($)
CoinTouch - Find Friends that Trade Bitcoin
Trading other cryptocurrencies for DOGE (BTC or LTC)
source: http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/wiki/index
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Dogecoin Forum / Legitimate websites to earn free Dogecoin?
« on: November 01, 2017, 10:52:56 PM »
here's some, do you know of more ?
http://freedoge.co.in/
http://moondoge.co.in/
https://www.eobot.com/
http://freedoge.co.in/
http://moondoge.co.in/
https://www.eobot.com/
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Dogecoin Forum / Is it good to buy Dogecoin rather than Bitcoin?
« on: November 01, 2017, 10:49:40 PM »
Is it good to buy Dogecoin rather than Bitcoin?
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Dogecoin Forum / What's the expected price of Dogecoin in 2018?
« on: November 01, 2017, 10:48:54 PM »
What's the expected price of Dogecoin in 2018?
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Ethereum Forum / How does Ethereum blockchain differ from the Bitcoin blockchain?
« on: October 28, 2017, 06:28:19 PM »
The Ethereum blockchain used a different proof-of-work hash function (Ethhash), and supports Turing complete script execution. Any script willing to pay for execution can run on top of Ethereum. This is in contrast to Bitcoin, which uses the SHA-256 hash function for proof-of-work and supports a very limited set of script instructions.
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Ethereum Forum / Ethereum hard fork and soft fork dilema.
« on: October 28, 2017, 06:23:55 PM »
After the DAO hack, There were two solutions:
-Blacklist the attacker from all transactions on Ethereum, so the attacker cannot cash out. The stolen Ether would basically be locked away forever.
-Reverse all the transactions related to the DAO entirely. The investors get their money back.
Which fork to take?
Option one was called a soft-fork because it was a relatively less drastic measure within the confines of the system design of Ethereum blockchain. This was implemented while the community was attempted to arrive at a consensus. Unfortunately, at the eve of the rollout, a vulnerability was discovered and the soft-fork was abandoned.
Option two was a hard-fork because it was an unprecedented proposal: split the Blockchain itself. This was and still is controversial not only because because Ethereum would be split, but Ethereum is a decentralized system governed by “code law” and this amounted to an intervention by the “1%-ers” of Ethereum in collaboration with Stiftung Ethereum (Ethereum Foundation), this arising a de facto central authority. It was a shakeup of fundamentals at the core of the “religion” of public blockchain and cryptotokens itself. It's as if the Pope converted to Islam and recommended all Catholics to also convert.
In the end, the Ethereum community voted in favour of the hard-fork. When it was implemented, the investors got their money back and that blockchain is now called Ethereum (its token is ETH). The other blockchain with the DAO transactions left alone became known as Ethereum Classic (its token is ETC).
-Blacklist the attacker from all transactions on Ethereum, so the attacker cannot cash out. The stolen Ether would basically be locked away forever.
-Reverse all the transactions related to the DAO entirely. The investors get their money back.
Which fork to take?
Option one was called a soft-fork because it was a relatively less drastic measure within the confines of the system design of Ethereum blockchain. This was implemented while the community was attempted to arrive at a consensus. Unfortunately, at the eve of the rollout, a vulnerability was discovered and the soft-fork was abandoned.
Option two was a hard-fork because it was an unprecedented proposal: split the Blockchain itself. This was and still is controversial not only because because Ethereum would be split, but Ethereum is a decentralized system governed by “code law” and this amounted to an intervention by the “1%-ers” of Ethereum in collaboration with Stiftung Ethereum (Ethereum Foundation), this arising a de facto central authority. It was a shakeup of fundamentals at the core of the “religion” of public blockchain and cryptotokens itself. It's as if the Pope converted to Islam and recommended all Catholics to also convert.
In the end, the Ethereum community voted in favour of the hard-fork. When it was implemented, the investors got their money back and that blockchain is now called Ethereum (its token is ETH). The other blockchain with the DAO transactions left alone became known as Ethereum Classic (its token is ETC).
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Ethereum Classic / Why did Ethereum and Ethereum Classic split?
« on: October 28, 2017, 06:20:50 PM »
The DAO hack happened:
an experiment on Ethereum called DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) went horribly wrong and many investors lost a lot of Ether: estimated around 15% of ETH in circulation at the time. More specifically, it was hacked. The exploit was not on Ethereum, but rather the DAO which was built on top of Ethereum.
The ethereum developers just wanted to reverse the huge hack, it was accepted by consensus, but a small group wanted to retain it as it was before the hack, as they “believe it goes against their core values”, hence the fork (or split)
an experiment on Ethereum called DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) went horribly wrong and many investors lost a lot of Ether: estimated around 15% of ETH in circulation at the time. More specifically, it was hacked. The exploit was not on Ethereum, but rather the DAO which was built on top of Ethereum.
The ethereum developers just wanted to reverse the huge hack, it was accepted by consensus, but a small group wanted to retain it as it was before the hack, as they “believe it goes against their core values”, hence the fork (or split)
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