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  • Isn't that chick the stupid liberal that can't use logic?

  • i suppose you would hold your bitcoins on your phone or a card, then someone could take that from you, so i suppose they could then implant th chip under your skin. Sounds ominous. I dont think for one minute that the governments would not inflitrate and take over this invention behind the scenes.

  • it is like cash but with usery

  • What happens to the distributed Network when max bit coins are mined?

  • @gojo345 Small transaction fees pay the miners. You can pay a larger fee if you want to prioritize your transaction. This is not something we need to worry about for 20-50 years though.

  • Why did you make Stephen Hawking read the dialogue?

  • What program did you use for this vid?

  • @spankMAbooTAY woolworths? Didn't they go bust?

  • whats to stop someone using a supercomputer to generate millions of bitcoins very quickly ?

  • @matchbox555

    Bitcoins are generated by solving a very difficult mathematical problem. The network adjusts the difficulty of this problem in such a way that the amount of bitcoins generated per hour is always approximately 6*50=300. Every 4 years this amount will be halved, so that to sum of all bitcoins can never exceed 21 000 000.

  • @alalelalex

    Ok, but if someone is using the best computer in the world he still can generate 300 bitcoins in one hour.

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  • @huiz1990 He would use up so much electricity it wouldn't be worth it.

  • @matchbox555 I don't know if it's 2 weeks or 10 minutes but another feature built in is the "difficulty" of the math problem increases so that you can't speed up the production of bitcoins

  • holy fuck my brain is about to explode

  • @spankMAbooTAY

    I've hated overused caps for almost 20 years of the internet's existence now.

    Your 12 month fad crap is the stuff kids do and I have no interest in what others do

  • @spankMAbooTAY

    I (like many) trade my bitcoins for USD, which I then use to buy the typical things you buy with money, such as everything, or to directly respond to your silly comment I can use USD to pay for my 'CAR, HOUSE, FOOD,CLOTHES,RECEIPTS OF BILLS,ELECTRICITY/PHONE /MEDICAL/GAS' ... HOOKERS ... DRUGS ... CAPS LOCKS KEYS FOR MY KEYBOARD!!!

  • @spankMAbooTAY Silver. Not for its value, but just for shits and giggles. Everyone knows bitcoins will have more worth than anything, you cannot counterfeit bitcoins but you sure as hell can fake gold bars.

  • @spankMAbooTAY j00 R N0t 3lIT3. W3 r t3H 3lIt3. w3 will taK30V3R j00r typ3 8Y d3fAUlt. j00 wiLL l023 aLL.

  • @spankMAbooTAY The currency of the future is not for you. We will own your type. You are not L33t. We are the L33t.

  • @spankMAbooTAY I'm guessing the fact that you talk in all caps means you know what you're talking about. I respect your opinion.

  • I LOVE YOU ROBO-MORRISSEY!!

  • I am a bit coin billionaire , I would like to purchase your home,car,plane,gold supply,silver supply,ect. please contact me immediatly! This is not a scam I am ready to transfer my coins to you now!

  • @spankMAbooTAY

    The only 'tangible' thing I bought with it was a 4GB memory card.

    Go their site - there is a list of shops selling lots of different stuff for bitcoins.

    AFAIK it's mostly used for selling pot :-D not sure if that's tangible good for you :-D

    What you don't understand is that the banknote has no value in itself... it's just for trading goods and services - it just happens that right now more ppl use traditional currencies than BTCs

    ohhh and yeah I love your dog too ;-)

  • @kerimil Can really buy pot with Bitcoin? :D

    

  • @spankMAbooTAY

    and what exactly can you do with a 100$ bill ?

    it's just a piece of paper - you can use it as if you're out of toilet paper

    the only reason why people use dollars is because they agreed to do so - no problem to switch to bitcoins or even seashells

  • @spankMAbooTAY

    This video is made for nerds, like it or not. The current price of bitcoin is based on speculation, so it is no problem that bitcoin infrastructure is not jet there. First of all bitcoin could start to function as a store of value that is more easily authenticated than gold and has no counter party risk as with digital gold. It is not needed that there be a whole lot of transactions right now. The high block generation subsidy will ensure a high bitcoin difficulty and security.

  • Yeah- I'm sure the cute girl at work is eager to spend her break listening to some guy tell her about currency debasement.

  • @alalelalex Why do people seem to repeat the same arguments over and over on the internet? A little history in currency would have been a better way of promoting bitcoins.

  • I think this is how it works:

    1. Imagine gold. It's rare.

    2. Imagine a number with a rare property like hashing to something with "0000" in it. Or, alternatively, a large prime number. (That's a nugget.)

    3. Declare loudly that the number/nugget is yours.

    4. Anyone else will only accept that number from its current owner. A new owner needs you to shout to the network that you're giving it to the new owner.

    Authentication is done by public/private keys (digital signatures).

  • I dont understand shit!!!!!!! and i really want too!!

  • coinfidence?

  • ha ha ha.

    Hackers will beat the shit out of this system and create millions of bitcoins in 1 second.

  • bitCOINS

  • dont trust bitcon. anyone can still your bitcon easy from p2p clients. plus if the internet net got shutdown you cant use them anymore

  • @alalelalex Hey FYI bitcoin is not secure. Do not purchase bitcoins till you read all the posts about bitcoin wallets being stolen, compromised or mtgox.com accounts hacked.

  • I'm sticking with currency that will be accepted when I need to buy a loaf of bread.

  • @mrbrockpeters Only problem is, if our monetary system goes into hyperinflation, a loaf of bread will cost $1000. LOL.

  • @roarshackdotcom I didn't actually say which currency bro. If the guy selling bread takes bitcoin, sure, whichever. I really don't care. I just have to survive. Whichever currency the people have the most faith in, that's the one I'll be using.

  • @roarshackdotcom or one bitcoin :-)

  • Can you get free bitcoins at first? Then just sell them for USD right away?

  • Satoshi Nakamoto created the bitcoin.

  • problem with that is, the government isnt making the currency - private banks are. also, it would have been better, and taken less effort, to just have to people talking instead of this stupid shit

  • @DeadJDona LOL!

  • inflation at 6:28 give transaction FEE to the node sound's like the Borg boss from STO humm who is that the creator of bitcoin ?. Yea scam the master programmer "node" gets the extra money . KISS MU REDNECK ASS BITCOIN "THE SOUTH WILL RAISE AGAIN !!! sweet home Alabama i rest my hat in Tennessee because my Ex wife resides in Texas,

  • I heard it was engineered by Sony

  • Terrible production.

  • 10 bitcoins sold for over $1000 on ebay yesterday

  • @parabola2012 there is an idiot born evert second.

  • @86HinesWard2Rings They used to call domain name investors idiots in the early nineties. Now they're all millionaires.

  • @roarshackdotcom Are you really comparing that to Bitcoin?

  • @86HinesWard2Rings Are you really calling people who get into Bitcoin trading idiots? I know the domain market and Bitcoin is every bit the risk that domaining was back in the early nineties (though not as costly to get into at this point). I wouldn't dare call anyone an idiot for investing in something early. This has potential. If you can't see that, you're the idiot.

  • @roarshackdotcom Relax Buddy. I agree with you. But bitcoin is on its way out. IMO. I would not spend $1000 on 10 bitcoins. Bitcoin sound like a scam to me. A ponzi if you will. Everything I touch turns to gold. Ive always been lucky. ( not skill). Im staying away from bitcoin.

  • There is no privacy on the internet. Ever.

  • I must get some chat up techniques from this guy!

  • Some dumb senator said this is money laundering. No buddy the Federal Reserve - a private secret corporation is the money laundering, for the Bushes, and all the "elite" (sic) scum who use it to launder their drug money, their child prostitution money, and all the rest of it, and to fund their sacrificial wars, er, I mean "kinetic exchanges" with "brown people". Fed, IRS, taxation, government monopoly on currency, is all FRAUD, and are THE METHOD of 21st century economic slavery for MIND & body

  • Some dumb senator said this is money laundering. No buddy the Federal Reserve - a private secret corporation is the money laundering, for the Bushes, and all the "elite" (sic) scum who use it to launder their drug money, their child prostitution money, and all the rest of it, and to fund their sacrificial wars, er, I mean "kinetic exchanges" with "brown people".

  • This shit is important guys, do what you can to promote. This will change the world for the better.

  • Here is how it works.

    You create nothing from nothing and you have nothing.

    You can't pay your rent, food or gas with bitcoins.

    Yeah I'll take $10,000 of them.

    There is one born every minute.

  • TOTALY unrealistic. He didn't sneak a perve at her boobs once. This whole bit coin scam, is a racket run by boob hating conspiracy theorists.

  • If i want to change back the bitcoins can i do this?

    I think that nobody make a business to loose money.

    Again, one of Bitcoins exchange company is located in NEVIS (one of bigt tax havens in the world). Imagine to exchange illegal money to bitcoins and launder the money with this easy way!

    Why place the bitcoin company in tax haven?

  • As an economics student I can say that bitcoins are little better then a ponzi scheme.

  • Was this produced to simplify the concept of Bitcoin? I hate to see what it was like when it was complicated. Hint: when you use the word "moreover," you're too far afield.

  • You still need paper currency for day to day living. And how are you gonna pay your mortgage ?

  • @ANTIDALLARD ALL mortgages to banks are based on FRAUD and deception. Why are you going to pay back money that was already yours in the first place. All bank loans like that are based on accounting fraud, usually multiple layers of it. The fed system is the criminal system, not this, they are the fraudulent, ponzi scheme, racist, genocidal, thieving mob bosses in their protectionist racket with the IRS and SWAT as the goon squad collection arm.

  • @ANTIDALLARD ALL mortgages to banks are based on FRAUD and deception. Why are you going to pay back money that was already yours in the first place. All bank loans like that are based on accounting fraud, usually multiple layers of it. The fed system is the criminal system, not this, they are the fraudulent, ponzi scheme, racist, genocidal, thieving mob bosses in their protectionist racket with the IRS and SWAT as the goon squad collection arm. You've been lied to. Watch American Dream Movie.

  • @mikedans55 How was it mine to begin with ?

  • -1

  • Dumb and stupid sperg dollars.

  • Buying Bitcoin just got really easy at "BitcoinExchange" be sure to tell them that I told you about them in the "how did you find out about us" space, when you order.... CrystalExcursion@gmail

  • Wait, how does gold not have anonymity?

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  • @CTrace xDDDDDD that could be, maybe in a parallel universexD

  • @alalelalex ;)

  • ...well you lost me about haft way in the video

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  • The model if adopted leads to a stagnant economy with serious deflation. The deflation though will be balanced by the desire to not grow or create value to moderate deflation. There will be a need to continue to grow the BTC supply as there are more people, more people creating value, and where there is more demand. Otherwise if I grown corn and get 1 BTC per bushel it would mean that if I create 2 I get 0.5.

  • Nice tits

  • But what if I don't want to use money at all?

  • @alalelalex - another advantage of NOT using paypal is to avoid giving ebay inc all of your transaction info etc. I do not use PP and have heard horrendous things about them. BC looks cool, provided you have a couple of water cooled racks with Xeon 64-bit cpu boxes sitting around unused. Otherwise I am not sure that the barriers to entry make it too appealing for a lot of us who simply don't have the computer cycles available and/or the money to go buy such a box.

  • @alalelalex I'm in love with her anyway ! LOL

  • That girl looks kind of like a Vampire, but still hot though. Oh and this bitcoin thing won't last because the crypto key will eventually be cracked. Governments (such as China) have incredibly extra powerful super comupters. If Bitcoin ever became a "real" currency with value to normal people, they would devote all their resources to crack and create their own bitcoins.

  • @texasbluesplayer You clearly underestimate the key length involved here. If a goverment wanted to steal Bitcoins, it'd take a few hundred years... if they had access to every piece of computing hardware ever built.

  • @texasbluesplayer - agreed, yeah let's hope the crypto hash is a million digits long. Makes that MillionS. Let China (who now owns the world's biggest supercomputer) go ahead and do that. I'd rather them do that than buy the downed helicopter technology from the PAAHKIES from the UBL raid the other day (the real reason they blue up the 'copter). I think I am in love with the girl though. If she is a Vamp, she can bite me anywhere she wants!

  • i love these early attempts at the bounty. so fucking hilarious and creepy

  • @laalioj at the bounty?

  • @TheHumanAgenda these videos were made because there was a bounty on the forum for someone to make an animation about bitcoin

  • @laalioj oh

  • would you be interested in minting your own 1oz silver rounds ?

    propertygeek@hotmail.com

  • @alalelalex you got my idea bro

  • In a real she should respond "what does that mean internet digital currency? I use paypal!"

  • So a company can setup a huge server farm and earn millions of bitcoins?

  • alguien me lo puede explicar en español? gracias...

  • @micheldeldesierto

    si que el bitcoin es dinero que gobierno esta creando money de la nada, sin nada que haya nada real que lo soporte. Puede haber mucho fraude. Es como el trabajo de la pyrmide. luego te lo mando todo.

  • @SilverRose09 ok muchas gracias.

  • This is sort of hot. 2:22 is every geek guy's dream.

  • @codekiln

    I don't understand...

  • @slimey662 For a geek, "the jackpot" is a someone cute that is already interested in cryptography. The operant stereotype is that programmers are always getting excited about public key cryptography in front of people they want to know better - and usually, those people care even less about cryptography than they do about talking to programmers like them.

  • @slimey662

    ofcourse it is not for us to understand.....it is just another way to fraud the people.....

  • The digital voice makes it really really hard to understand these concepts. Key phrases like 'proof-of-work' can barely be made out..... thanks for your effort, but try one where real people read the script. thanks.

  • I think eyes would start to glaze over as soon as the node and block techno babble kicks in at about 2 minutes.

  • Sounds interesting...

    Would you recommend me to hold an "trade" with bitcoins?

  • @Cleric775

    I cannot guarantee that bitcoins will go up in the short run, but in the long run, say about a year, it can certainly double or 10x in price... So sure buy some bitcoins...

  • @alalelalex You sir, are visionary.

  • Always someone hacking. I understand people are using their phone in some way.

  • This is so fucking confusing and the microsoft sam voice makes it worse.

  • @exslayer12 cheap

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  • @666alberto Thanks!!

  • @exslayer12 its confusing but from what we do understand its a benifitial concept that as it is now at a small scale is working great for certain buisneses, if its gona get better or worse and if well jump in or not, time will tell, but heres my last coment on the matter. the reason if wich its confusing is due to the fact that the termenology they are using and concepts of wich they are speaking of are not defined/explained. so dont let this discourage you from giving this bitcoin idea a chance

  • @PnutButterNbicheZ Yes! that was the main issue. I eventually did get a good bit of bitcoins but I decided to sell them all because the price skyrocketed. I bought 250 bitcoins for 3 bucks a pop and sold them all for 16.23. So bitcoin gave me a really good sum of money.

  • @exslayer12 ah freakin geniuse! the power of value!XD

  • Im so confused. So can you convert real money into bitcoin or not...

  • @opticon12000

    Yes you can. Bitcoin is real money and it can be traded for dollar's or euro's

  • @alalelalex Thank you, and can it be converted back again if need be?

  • Your question is, why participating in the in the bitcoin network as a generating node, ears this very node bitcoins. Well, each generating node collects bitcoin transactions in a block and tries to calculate the hash. This is a trail and error process. When a node finds the hash it transmits the corresponding block to the network, where it is accepted by all other nodes. The block contains the bitcoin address of the generating node, which implicitly assigns 50 bitcoins to this the address.

  • Can anyone understand what is said at about @1:47?

  • @YTMrVulcan haha! I saw your comment, coincidence! 'this very act earns you bitcoins' is what he says

  • Right from the start this video is misrepresenting the system. Governments actually hardly coin any currency at all. Perhaps 5% . The masses of money are created every second by Private Corporations called BANKS (including the Federal Reserve Board, which is a PRIVATE bank).

    To see how it actually it works Search for MONEY AS DEBT and you can see this 45 minute video for free. (if you go to VIMEO.COM and search it there, you'll get a link to watch it uninterrupted in one shot)

  • @etniks69

    The Federal Reserve is not a private corporation. It is a hybrid. In other words, what we are dealing with, is banking cartel protected by the state. So the state is the cause.

  • @alalelalex The US government is subservient to the FED, not the way around. The ONLY thing the US government can suggest is the head of the FED. There has been not a single Audit of the FED ever !!!

    Ron Paul has been asking for one for years. In fact while congress was arguing about the "bailout" Bernanky had already spent trillions of dollars on foreign and domestic banks without telling anyone!!

    Check this link ---- ...........youtube.com/watch?v­=l37RhdFGVsM

  • @etniks69

    The government and the FED interact with each other. Both parties benefit here. This is called lobbying. And so a cartel is created with the help of the coercion of the state.

    Why do you listen to this Damon Vrabell nonsense. He cannot even thing logically. He sees making profit as evil.

  • @alalelalex ---- HA HA HA HA, Oh Boy...... I see.....

    So you haven't?........ha ha ha ha

    So you still?...... think profit is what makes the world go-round?

    I'm sorry but I thought you were able to think out side THAT box, and so now I understand why you can't get it.

    Greed (profit in its raw sense) has brought us as a species, to the brink of self destruction but you can't see the "logic" of it??

    Brother....come down from your high horse and place your feet on this earth...open your eyes

  • @etniks69

    In a free market profit is not greed. (I agree with Vrabell that we do not have a free market at all.)

    In a voluntary transaction, both parties profit. So this is a positive sum game.

    On the other hand, when aggression is involved, you get a negative sum game. The desire to make profit using aggression IS GREED. A true free market is defined by the non-aggression principle, and so it rejects greed.

  • @alalelalex

    What is "aggression"? would slavery be considered aggression? Would the employment of billions of people mired in poverty around the world surviving on miserable barely sustaining wages of a dollar a day paid by transnational corporations be considered modern slaves? Is this "profit" transaction really profiting BOTH parties?

    Profit in itself is the surplus result of a productive action and not a problem. It is what we do with it where things usually go wrong.

  • @etniks69

    Slivery is aggression, because it involves the use of coercion on someone else's body. In other words it is a violation of property, namely someones body.

    In PRINCIPLE there is no such thing as wage slavery, because a wage vs labor transaction is voluntary. But people may have the feeling that they are screwed anyway. These feelings are correct. Because of the import and export tariffs (=aggression) there is no free trade, which keeps third world countries impoverished.

  • Also what is stopping somebody from renting a $50/month botnet with 1000's of computers creating bitcoins? aka counterfeiting?

  • @adeptusluminati

    Then this botnet would be contributing to the security of the bitcoin.

    The only problem is that the owners of these zombie computers would not be rewarded bitcoins for their contribution. Instead the operators of the botnet receive the money...

    The reward for generating blocks should not be considered counterfeiting. It is a subsidy that has been agreed upon by all users of the bitcoin network. This mechanism is used to distribute a maximum of 21,000,000 bitcoins.

  • This is way too confusing. Instead of talking about it, show it in a visually animated presentation.

  • @adeptusluminati

    On w w w . bitcoin . org There is a bounty for the first person who makes this movie?

    Just the make the point clear. The bitcoin inflation is controlled to be 50 bitcoins per 10 minutes by the network, independent of the amount of computational power in the bitcoin network. This is done by adjusting the difficulty of the proof-of-work algorithm.

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