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May 23rd, 2015

@mauroperetti Maybe, but perhaps they’re extrapolating that if their chips become pervasive, they’ll dwarf all other miners.

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@el33th4xor @mauroperetti True; probably a part of the tech stack they developed. Sure would be nice if they implement a decentralized pool.

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@el33th4xor @mauroperetti You mean configuring the device to use a mining pool?

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@mikeinspace @mauroperetti … unless BTC exchange rate increased exponentially :-P

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@mikeinspace @mauroperetti Sure, though that translates to linearly increasing power rather than exponentially increasing.

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@mikeinspace @mauroperetti There have been several generations of hardware, though it may be plateauing now, reaching fabrication limits.

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@mikeinspace @mauroperetti Yeah, that will get interesting based upon A) the life expectancy of the device and B) future hashrate growth.

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@mikeinspace @mauroperetti Just speculating; we don’t know numbers yet. But there’s also the benefit of decentralizing mining.

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3) @mauroperetti With embedded mining the device will always have ‘fuel’ so long as the Bitcoin network is still functional.

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2) @mauroperetti You COULD have the device ‘call home’ to the manufacturer to request satoshis, but that’s a single point of failure.

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1) @mauroperetti When you sell a device you don’t know how long it will run, if at all. Preloading device w/ satoshis might be a waste.

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.@mauroperetti I’ve been thinking more about @21dotco’s claim of embedding mining convenience:

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@Bitcoin_Regs Are you in the Triangle area? If so, I hope we can meet up some time.

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@OfficialNuBits “Value stability” is relative. Every value is volatile, just to different degrees. For example: http://t.co/NV6fowCWBo

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Critics can find numerous reasons to claim it’s fatally flawed, but they can’t diminish the utility & value people already find in Bitcoin.

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@el33th4xor Surely the new $1,000,000 superforum will have security the likes of which the world has never seen!

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@el33th4xor Hashing == Proof of Dispute

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