@pmccall777 The ‘best practice’ for using sites like this is to load them onto an offline computer when you want to generate keys.
@pmccall777 It appears that they are using client-side JS to generate the keys. Should be safe, though could merit further investigation.
It should be noted that consensus seems to be that anyone using cryptocurrency at this point in time is still an “early adopter.”
Early adopters bore much more risk than people adopting at this point in time. Their reward for providing legitimacy is increased value.
Many people complain that Bitcoin unfairly benefits early adopters, completely missing that this is true for any publicly traded asset.
@CathyReisenwitz @mark_dow Where? Link please.
@NTmoney Stewart made an astute observation that the problems in the Bitcoin world are localized rather than systemic.
A visualization of the Bitcoin economy from early 2013. My, how things change. Source: http://t.co/ygZ17fHIhF http://t.co/sxgXWyW7FO
@paulbuitink @twobitidiot Here you go again, citing anonymous sources. Pathetic.
@RichardPPhilbin Nice; though note that Gox still has yet to admit that any coins were stolen, just that they were “lost.” Makes me wonder.