Bitcoin On Air: November 2016

Wednesday, 30 November 2016

92% of Millennials Do Not Trust Financial Institutions with Money Matters

http://bit.ly/2fOekrs via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gIMsJJ

What are Colored Coins?

http://bit.ly/2fO1kC8 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gIG2dz

Bitcoin service ordered to hand over two years of user records to IRS

http://bit.ly/2fSG8xR

Submitted December 01, 2016 at 06:23AM by youcancallmejoey http://bit.ly/2gzoNZ7

The cartoon ad for this subreddit is great

The little guy is adorable. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fTReme

Judge Orders Coinbase To Comply with IRS John Doe Request

http://bit.ly/2fTR3aE you read IRS request they provide next to no reason for believing Coinbase users are tax evaders other than they trade virtual currency. Like going to Wells Fargo and asking them to turn over the entire records of all customers for last 2 years because some might have used the banking services to evade taxes. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gAAmPO

A thought experiment. Has anyone run the numbers on replacing space heaters with--perhaps underclocked--miners?

I just moved up north from Texas, and while I have gas heat included in my rent, I noticed a lot of places use space heaters that run up electric bills. We've also got my first winter while living outside of my home state, and man it's already as cold as it ever got back home.

As someone who knows some of the ins and outs of profitability calculation, but haven't mined or looked too deep into mining, I'm curious about one thing.

Has anyone run the numbers on efficiencies of most residential electric heating units compared to profit generation of miners used as a replacement?

Submitted December 01, 2016 at 11:29AM by Amperture http://bit.ly/2fGDGMx

(Texas and Illinois): direct buy/sell of BTC and crypto-crypto trading is not money transmission

https://twitter.com/msantoriESQ/status/804068106465398784

Submitted December 01, 2016 at 06:14AM by iattp777 http://bit.ly/2g8j8ZF

I have made a Lightning FAQ – Feedback appreciated!

Q: What is the Lightning Network?

A: The Lightning Network is currently under development and will become a decentralized network that enables instant off-chain transfer of bitcoin between counterparties without the need of a trusted third party. The system utilizes bidirectional payment channels that consist of multisignature addresses. One on-chain transaction is needed to open a channel and another on-chain transaction will close the channel. Once a channel is open, value can be transferred instantly between counterparties, who are exchanging normal bitcoin transactions, but without broadcasting them to the bitcoin network. New transactions will replace previous transactions and the counterparties will store everything locally as long as the channel stays open.

Q: Is Lightning open source?

A: Yes, Lightning will be open source. Anyone can review the code just like the bitcoin code.

Q: Who owns and controls the Lightning Network?

A: Similar to the bitcoin network, no one will ever own or control the Lightning Network. The code will be open source and free for anyone to download and review. Anyone who wants will be able to run a node.

Q: Who is behind the Lightning Network?

A: Joseph Poon and Thaddeus Dryja wrote The Lightning white paper. Anyone who wants can contribute with the development of code. Blockstream currently has one employee who is dedicated to Lightning development

Q: Does the LN have its own “Lightning coins”?

A: No, that’s not how the LN works. The LN will be using real bitcoin transactions with actual bitcoins in them

Q: Is the LN dependent on consensus to be implemented?

A: No, the LN builds an additional layer on top of the bitcoin network and is therefore not dependent on consensus in the bitcoin network itself.

Q: I have heard that there will be some fees involved in the LN, who will be collecting those fees?

A: Potentially everyone who runs a Lightning-node. Example: Alice wants to send money to Carol, but Alice doesn’t have an open channel with Carol. But Alice has an open channel with Bob, and Bob has an open channel with Carol. Instead of opening a new channel with Carol, Alice can route the payment trough Bob: Alice - Bob - Carol. In this scenario Bob might take a small fee.

Q: Will there be any custodial risk in the Lightning Network? Do I have to trust anyone else to hold my money?

A: No, the system is not based on trust; you remain in full control of your money. If anything goes wrong you simply broadcast your state to the bitcoin blockchain and all your money is returned to you.

Q: Does the Lightning Network have its own blockchain?

A: No, Lightning is dependent on the bitcoin blockchain. On-chain bitcoin transactions are needed to open and to close “channels” between peers (nodes) in the system. Once a channel is open, bitcoin can be sent off-chain in both directions within the channel. The transactions inside a channel are real bitcoin transactions, but they are not broadcasted to the bitcoin network as long as the channel stays open. Instead those involved store the transactions locally. This enables instant transactions and a near unlimited capacity within a channel.

Q: Will there be any form of mining in the Lightning Network?

A: No, security is provided by the bitcoin miners in underlying bitcoin network

Q: Where can I find more information about Lightning?

A: http://bit.ly/1L3xyEi

http://bit.ly/1QN8x3k

http://bit.ly/1QcQu9D

Submitted December 01, 2016 at 02:05AM by ABrandsen http://bit.ly/2fEFw0i

Olaoluwa Osuntokun: "Amortizing Secure Computation with Penalties - A.K.A: secure+fair off-chain computation channels on top of Bitcoin.

https://twitter.com/roasbeef/status/804067435372429312 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gmdDJE

(Texas and Illinois): direct buy/sell of BTC and crypto-crypto trading is not money transmission

https://twitter.com/msantoriESQ/status/804068106465398784 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2g8j8ZF

Bitcoin service ordered to hand over two years of user records to IRS

http://bit.ly/2fSG8xR via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gzoNZ7

Will lightning network be an alternative to accepting 0 confirmation transactions?

E.g. will the (in this case) store owner be able to detect if it's a lightning transaction and instantly confirm the transaction and process the order and for orders which are not LN will require confirmations? via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gWsUlz

UK's Royal Mint and CME Group launching gold-backed blockchain assets

http://bit.ly/2gylKQT via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fRHo4t

BitLendingClub/Loanbase shutting down immediately citing "regulatory pressure"

Just got this from their mail list, I don't see anything on their site or twitter account yet.BitLendingClub Closing Soon Due to Regulatory PressureDear Customers,We've worked extremely hard to build a platform and a community which is uniquely positioned to provide the Bitcoin ecosystem with a greatly needed service. However, over the last year or so, the regulatory pressures has been increasing to the point that it is no longer feasible to maintain the operation of the platform. We are regretfully announcing that we will have to begint terminating the services effective immediately. Of course, we will maintain some minimal functionality in order to allow our existing users to repay their loans and withdraw their funds.What Functionality Will Remain?We will restrict the functionality of the website to either repaying a loan, depositing to repay or withdrawing funds. There will be no new registrations, loan requests, verification of new users, investments or anything else. Just repaying of the existing loans or withdrawal.When Will The Service Become Restricted?We expect to begin restricting the functionality sometime next week. We don't have a specific date, but we will send out an e-mail when the change occurs.How Long Will The Platform Remain Operational With Restricted Functionality?The platform will remain operational with the limited functionality for 30 days after all loans are either repaid or written off (i.e. they have defaulted and are written off). After that we will be terminating the services completely. The expected termination date is approximately August 2017. it may be earlier or later, but that's subject to change.How Long Do We Have To Withdraw Our Funds?Users will be able to withdraw their funds up to 30 days after the last loan is repaid or marked as written off. We will completely terminate the platform 30 days after the last loan is repaid or written off. We recommend that you begin withdrawing your funds immediately.Again, we're extremely sad to be delivering this news, but that's the reality of operating a business in the Bitcoin ecosystem. There are regulatory pressures, which make business extremely difficult and we have always done everything possible to be compliant with regulators. Given that we've reached the point where it is no longer feasible to run the platform and be compliant, we have decided to terminate the platform.Best Wishes, The BitLendingClub Team via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gz0XwX

Samson Mow to Host AMA on 8btc about Scaling and SegWit

https://twitter.com/btcinchina/status/803911847627739136

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 06:44PM by 8btccom http://bit.ly/2gx2LGG

Carleton University dealing with a Ransomware Outbreak asking for 39 Bitcoins

http://bit.ly/2gG2lAu

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 09:51PM by BitcoinistanRising http://bit.ly/2fLuCBp

India: Payday [12/01] chaos after note ban set to break out today, banks, ATMs may run dry soon

http://bit.ly/2glQp6r via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2g7WNLL

So what happens if Segwit doesn't get 95%?

Do they try again with a lower threshold? Do they write something better and try to get 95% consensus again? Is this plan written somewhere? If so, I can't find it.

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 10:41AM by watuba http://bit.ly/2gyIvVb

bitcoin trading at $790+ in Pakistan

bitcoin is trading at $790+ at http://bit.ly/2gFJzJM and http://bit.ly/2fLmmkU I guess the Demand in the sub continent is getting very real.

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 07:56PM by dmz241 http://bit.ly/2gFX4ca

I have made a Lightning FAQ – Feedback appreciated!

Q: What is the Lightning Network?A: The Lightning Network is currently under development and will become a decentralized network that enables instant off-chain transfer of bitcoin between counterparties without the need of a trusted third party. The system utilizes bidirectional payment channels that consist of multisignature addresses. One on-chain transaction is needed to open a channel and another on-chain transaction will close the channel. Once a channel is open, value can be transferred instantly between counterparties, who are exchanging normal bitcoin transactions, but without broadcasting them to the bitcoin network. New transactions will replace previous transactions and the counterparties will store everything locally as long as the channel stays open.Q: Is Lightning open source?A: Yes, Lightning will be open source. Anyone can review the code just like the bitcoin code.Q: Who owns and controls the Lightning Network?A: Similar to the bitcoin network, no one will ever own or control the Lightning Network. The code will be open source and free for anyone to download and review. Anyone who wants will be able to run a node.Q: Who is behind the Lightning Network?A: Joseph Poon and Thaddeus Dryja wrote The Lightning white paper. Anyone who wants can contribute with the development of code. Blockstream currently has one employee who is dedicated to Lightning developmentQ: Does the LN have its own “Lightning coins”?A: No, that’s not how the LN works. The LN will be using real bitcoin transactions with actual bitcoins in themQ: Is the LN dependent on consensus to be implemented?A: No, the LN builds an additional layer on top of the bitcoin network and is therefore not dependent on consensus in the bitcoin network itself.Q: I have heard that there will be some fees involved in the LN, who will be collecting those fees?A: Potentially everyone who runs a Lightning-node. Example: Alice wants to send money to Carol, but Alice doesn’t have an open channel with Carol. But Alice has an open channel with Bob, and Bob has an open channel with Carol. Instead of opening a new channel with Carol, Alice can route the payment trough Bob: Alice - Bob - Carol. In this scenario Bob might take a small fee.Q: Will there be any custodial risk in the Lightning Network? Do I have to trust anyone else to hold my money?A: No, the system is not based on trust; you remain in full control of your money. If anything goes wrong you simply broadcast your state to the bitcoin blockchain and all your money is returned to you.Q: Does the Lightning Network have its own blockchain?A: No, Lightning is dependent on the bitcoin blockchain. On-chain bitcoin transactions are needed to open and to close “channels” between peers (nodes) in the system. Once a channel is open, bitcoin can be sent off-chain in both directions within the channel. The transactions inside a channel are real bitcoin transactions, but they are not broadcasted to the bitcoin network as long as the channel stays open. Instead those involved store the transactions locally. This enables instant transactions and a near unlimited capacity within a channel.Q: Will there be any form of mining in the Lightning Network?A: No, security is provided by the bitcoin miners in underlying bitcoin networkQ: Where can I find more information about Lightning?A: http://bit.ly/2gLdyfJ via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fEFw0i

Spanish government will limit payments in cash to no more than 1.000 euros

https://twitter.com/bitentrepreneur/status/803976532595183616

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 11:00PM by bitentrepreneur http://bit.ly/2fLPo3H

R3 blockchain opens to all

http://for.tn/2gUUFLq

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 06:16PM by _smudger_ http://bit.ly/2gIarX4

Spanish government will limit payments in cash to no more than 1.000 euros

https://twitter.com/bitentrepreneur/status/803976532595183616 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fLPo3H

The Ascent of Authoritarianism

http://bit.ly/2gj7HRB

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 02:10PM by btcrave http://bit.ly/2g5e8Fb

Carleton University dealing with a Ransomware Outbreak asking for 39 Bitcoins

http://bit.ly/2gG2lAu via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fLuCBp

Assuming I have quasi-unlimited free electricity, what is the best miner to get these days? I fully admit I haven't crunched the numbers in well over a year.

I feel like it must be still worth it today with free power to invest in the hardware. Is it even worth mining anymore as a small timer?

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 10:15PM by Canadian_Infidel http://bit.ly/2gJRJgw

Anthony Di Iorio , founder of the Canadian Bitcoin Alliance and other cryptocurrency initiatives, has joined the Toronto Stock Exchange as its new chief digital officer.

http://reut.rs/2fLACK8 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gFUz9K

Reason TV: 3 Ways Bitcoin Is Promoting Freedom in Latin America

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uMADKWlXt8

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 04:14AM by vakeraj http://bit.ly/2gVroA4

Bitcoin Core 0.13.1 SegWit signalling breaks through 30%

https://twitter.com/alistairmilne/status/803933761192808452

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 08:09PM by alistairmilne http://bit.ly/2fQlePU

"TumbleBit Server Classic ... in Dec." - Nicolas Dorier on Twitter

https://twitter.com/NicolasDorier/status/803633025321824256

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 02:30AM by GibbsSamplePlatter http://bit.ly/2gTbZAb

Why are asics still so expensive even tho ROI is so long?

I have a few old machines left over but the prices (ebay) doesn't seem worth it at all.

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 09:03PM by sixt5 http://bit.ly/2gJD5Wz

4 year old saw something familiar today at the Culver City Mall Ca.

http://bit.ly/2gFOquv via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fLs4mE

I'm fucked huh?

Okay so I bought some bitcoin earlier today and got it on my Mycelium wallet, I decided (who knows why) it would be a good idea to transfer some of those funds over to an Electrum wallet to use for payment. So now I'm about to pay and I realized I forgot the password for this wallet. And I can't find the seed. The transaction is still 0 confirmed and will probably take a while to mine. So now I'm pretty much stuck putting in random passwords until it'll let me pay the vendor. Any advice?edit: I'm not gonna be able to guess the password... I wasted a lot of money on this :( via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fLmOQ9

bitcoin trading at $790+ in Pakistan

bitcoin is trading at $790+ at http://bit.ly/2gFJzJM and http://bit.ly/2fLmmkU I guess the Demand in the sub continent is getting very real. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gFX4ca

Purchasing Bitcoins in Norway just got 10 times harder

As pointed out by several users in the original thread and by me in the thread of the CoinTelegraph article, using Vipps for selling and buying of Bitcoin is prohibited by their TOS. The relevant section is "6.4 Rettmessig bruk" ("6.4 Allowed usage"). Search for "Bitcoin" on the page and you will see this:

Dersom du bruker Vipps på en måte som medfører risiko for hvitvasking av penger, for eksempel til kjøp og salg av Bitcoins, eller på en måte som oppleves som støtende eller sjikanerende for andre Vipps-brukere, for eksempel ved å sende upassende meldinger til andre brukere, kan DNB sperre din Vipps-profil.

Translated:

If you use Vipps in a way that involves a risk of money laundering, such as the purchase and sale of Bitcoins, or in a way that is perceived as offensive or harassing other Vipps-users, such as by sending inappropriate messages to other users, DNB may close your account.

As expected, Bitcoins Norway's accounts with Vipps have now been shut down as they are blatantly breaching its TOS. When searching for "Bitcoin" or "Bitcoins" in Vipps, there are no longer any results (Bitcoins Norway's accounts were visible in searches yesterday). Searching for the phone number they are proudly displaying on their website, 80461, also yields no results.

/r/Bitcoin: you got tricked, both by Bitcoins Norway and by CoinTelegraph.

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 06:14PM by dnivi3 http://bit.ly/2gI6eT9

Subvert your Ego

OPEC is fighting over 200K barrels a day. The markets are astounded. Meanwhile Core vs BU are fighting over .3MB in an additional block and I'm astounded. Segwit is indexing at its finest. But that .3MB extra needs a hard fork. SUBVERT YOUR EGOS. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gIwiO6

suggest any site to buy cheap bitcoin

hey ,if someone can suggest me from where to buy bitcoins , im in india , i have an indian bank account and an international visa - mastercard card , im not getting any site where i can buy cheap bitcoins any help will be much appreciated thanks in advance via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gJxoYr

Segregated Witness Adoption - reminder to update the node.

http://bit.ly/2f7Xjv4

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 07:39AM by kynek99 http://bit.ly/2fB6B4u

We just launched a website that rewards users in bitcoin. Any feedback would be great.

http://bit.ly/2gHpmiM

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 06:42AM by rizzles http://bit.ly/2fAM3Jw

cloud mining fiat deposit

Are there any cloud mining services that allow you to make a deposit in fiat currency.

I want to buy cloud mining contracts using fiat not bitcoin.

http://bit.ly/2gJ430p is offering a cloud mining contracts but you can purchase the contract via btc only.

I don't care about an roi, all I want to do is convert my fiat into bitcoin without paying exchange fees and getting a really bad exchange rate. In Australia our exchanges have really low volumes and a huge buy and sell spread....

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 06:12PM by Spartan3123 http://bit.ly/2fCfX05

Samson Mow to Host AMA on 8btc about Scaling and SegWit

https://twitter.com/btcinchina/status/803911847627739136 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gx2LGG

Bitcoin Core 0.13.1 SegWit signalling breaks through 30%

https://twitter.com/alistairmilne/status/803933761192808452 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fQlePU

Bitcoin made The Simpsons intro! Sorry for the potato quality

http://bit.ly/2fAWdK7

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 07:18AM by sabina1100 http://bit.ly/2gHA5Ka

R3 blockchain opens to all

http://for.tn/2gUUFLq via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gIarX4

Purchasing Bitcoins in Norway just got 10 times harder

Recently /u/bearhagen posted about how Bitcoins Norway enabled deposits to their platform using a popular mobile payment apps in Norway, Vipps. Cointelegraph later that day posted a poorly researched (as usual) article about the topic titled "Norway’s Largest Bank Favours Bitcoin, Simplifies its Purchase and Usage". The claims made by Cointelegraph are, as usual, complete bollocks and the piece seems more like a paid advertisement for Bitcoins Norway. It wouldn't surprise me if this was the case, given Bitcoins Norway's abysmal track record.As pointed out by several users in the original thread and by me in the thread of the CoinTelegraph article, using Vipps for selling and buying of Bitcoin is prohibited by their TOS. The relevant section is "6.4 Rettmessig bruk" ("6.4 Allowed usage"). Search for "Bitcoin" on the page and you will see this:Dersom du bruker Vipps på en måte som medfører risiko for hvitvasking av penger, for eksempel til kjøp og salg av Bitcoins, eller på en måte som oppleves som støtende eller sjikanerende for andre Vipps-brukere, for eksempel ved å sende upassende meldinger til andre brukere, kan DNB sperre din Vipps-profil.Translated:If you use Vipps in a way that involves a risk of money laundering, such as the purchase and sale of Bitcoins, or in a way that is perceived as offensive or harassing other tilt-users, such as by sending inappropriate messages to other users, DNB may close your account.As expected, Bitcoins Norway's accounts with Vipps have now been shut down as they are blatantly breaching its TOS. When searching for "Bitcoin" or "Bitcoins" in Vipps, there are no longer any results (Bitcoins Norway's accounts were visible in searches yesterday). Searching for the phone number they are proudly displaying on their website, 80461, also yields no results./r/Bitcoin: you got tricked, both by Bitcoins Norway and by CoinTelegraph. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gI6eT9

The Misconceptions about SegWit, a Heated Debate on 8btc

http://bit.ly/2gj1MfE via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2g5gMus

The Ascent of Authoritarianism

http://bit.ly/2gj7HRB via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2g5e8Fb

Tuesday, 29 November 2016

Olivier Jans and the entire big block movement goes down in flames.

https://youtu.be/rf7dteQEILo?t=1h30m3s via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2giGui3

Repurpose antminer beaglebone board

I have a couple of old antminer s5 units.

Since it's pretty much pointless to keep them running now, I was thinking I could atleast salvage the beaglebone black control boards that come with them and use them for something else.

Anyone have any experience doing that? How do I power the board? How can u flash the firmware on it to install Linux or some embedded OS?

Thanks in advance!

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 02:59PM by 6brane http://bit.ly/2gEN2rJ

Segregated Witness Adoption - reminder to update the node.

http://bit.ly/2f7Xjv4 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fB6B4u

Segwit = fungibility. Bitcoin needs it to be competitive with other more fungible cryptocurrencies before it's too late!

edit. and I mean enables more than equals.

Submitted November 29, 2016 at 10:44PM by BitcoinIsLiberty http://bit.ly/2gFeIcz

Bitcoin Mining isn’t totally unheard of on Global US Armed Forces Bases

http://bit.ly/2g4ksg3

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 12:12PM by JustinOConnell http://bit.ly/2gi6w4V

I hate my Bank (all banks really)

The entire time all I could think was, "If I just used bitcoin for this I could be home with me family right now."

I hate my bank :(

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 03:30AM by Edict_18 http://bit.ly/2fO8xoT

Japan megabanks conduct 1,500 transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain, more than current interbank system

http://bit.ly/2gGUcrR

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 02:13AM by trueprogrammer http://bit.ly/2fAbBqh

Bitcoin made The Simpsons intro! Sorry for the potato quality

http://bit.ly/2fAWdK7 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gHA5Ka

We just launched a website that rewards users in bitcoin. Any feedback would be great.

http://bit.ly/2gHpmiM via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fAM3Jw

Ross Ulbricht’s Lawyers Point to Another Corrupt Agent in Silk Road Case

http://bit.ly/2gGB2Uf

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 03:57AM by CaptainMegaJuice http://bit.ly/2gT3YeC

Coin Center on the IRS Coinbase data filing: An overreaching fishing expedition that sets dangerous precedent

http://bit.ly/2gS4zNF

Submitted November 29, 2016 at 10:54PM by neerajka http://bit.ly/2gFxgud

Japan megabanks conduct 1,500 transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain, more than current interbank system

http://bit.ly/2gGUcrR via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fAbBqh

Lawyers say they've found signs of a third rogue cop tied to the Silk Road case

http://bit.ly/2g2Xu8T

Submitted November 30, 2016 at 03:44AM by Onetallnerd http://bit.ly/2ggS90O

"TumbleBit Server Classic ... in Dec." - Nicolas Dorier on Twitter

https://twitter.com/NicolasDorier/status/803633025321824256 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gTbZAb

Ross Ulbricht’s Lawyers Point to Another Corrupt Agent in Silk Road Case

http://bit.ly/2gGB2Uf via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gT3YeC

I hate my Bank (all banks really)

I did two $50k wire transfers yesterday for work. I drove to the bank, I waited for 40 minutes, I sat with a banker for 40 more minutes, I paid $60 in fees and the money hit the other accounts 8 hours later.The entire time all I could think was, "If I just used bitcoin for this I could be home with me family right now."I hate my bank :( via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fO8xoT

Lawyers say they've found signs of a third rogue cop tied to the Silk Road case

http://bit.ly/2g2Xu8T via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2ggS90O

Hacker holds San Francisco railway to ransom, demands 100 bitcoins

http://bit.ly/2fMWus1

Submitted November 29, 2016 at 10:08PM by Coinosphere http://bit.ly/2gsYNyS

Adoption of Bitcoin by European merchants (animated map)

http://bit.ly/2gCb0UN

Submitted November 29, 2016 at 09:01PM by themetalfriend http://bit.ly/2fHYSga

For those who still think their private keys are safe

http://bit.ly/2fxL9NT

Submitted November 29, 2016 at 09:25PM by jankovize http://bit.ly/2gEuhBn

BTCC COO Samson Mow at FinTech event in Shanghai: supporting SegWit towards lightning network!

http://bit.ly/2gswm44

Submitted November 29, 2016 at 09:15PM by Calvinex http://bit.ly/2fMv59A

Home screen on every swiss train (SBB) ticketing machine

http://bit.ly/2gfvGRM

Submitted November 29, 2016 at 07:55PM by sirbtcch http://bit.ly/2g1CUpH

Segwit = fungibility. Bitcoin needs it to be competitive with other more fungible cryptocurrencies before it's too late!

No text found via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gFeIcz

Coin Center on the IRS Coinbase data filing: An overreaching fishing expedition that sets dangerous precedent

http://bit.ly/2gS4zNF via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gFxgud

Credit Card Giant MasterCard Files 4 New Blockchain Patents

http://bit.ly/2fMRkw5 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gsXMXx

Hacker holds San Francisco railway to ransom, demands 100 bitcoins

http://bit.ly/2fMWus1 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gsYNyS

Adoption of Bitcoin by European merchants (animated map)

http://bit.ly/2gCb0UN via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fHYSga

Home screen on every swiss train (SBB) ticketing machine

http://bit.ly/2gfvGRM via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2g1CUpH

Ernst & Young Switzerland Will Accept Bitcoin Next Year

http://bit.ly/2gD7Yfa

Submitted November 29, 2016 at 01:52PM by castom http://bit.ly/2fwwmmt

For those who still think their private keys are safe

http://bit.ly/2fxL9NT via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gEuhBn

As India Demonetizes, Unocoin Launches Mobile App

http://bit.ly/2gEr5Wl via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fxRl8R

Are bigger blocks on the road map?

I've heard most of the arguments that have been causing issue as of late and I'm hopeful that segwit will be implemented/accepted soon to alleviate some of the pressure on the block chain but I'm curious to know if core have plans to increase the block size in the near future or is 1mb and lightning network the ultimate goal? via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2gst4Ob

BTCC COO Samson Mow at FinTech event in Shanghai: supporting SegWit towards lightning network!

http://bit.ly/2gswm44 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fMv59A

I just realized that 5 days ago we hit an all time high on the network for confirmed transactions, 333,466!

http://bit.ly/1ikagQV

Submitted November 29, 2016 at 10:58AM by Logical007 http://bit.ly/2grBViU

What should I do with 10 dollars a week on Bitcoin?

I am getting 10 dollars a week with Bitcoin, and I am thinking about using part of it for Steam games, but are there any smart things I could do with that income? I am underage in Brazil and would like to invest, but I don't think I am allowed to do that. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2fMlsYh