The below is an off-site archive of all tweets posted by @lopp ever

November 2016

@BTCarchitect @BitcoinBelle Quite a few; we could use more user friendly tools for creating non-custodial multi-user backups.

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@BTCarchitect @BitcoinBelle Use a multi-sig scheme with distributed keys and explain how it works in your will. https://t.co/HMmCVu8SJ5

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@khannib Also possible, and they may or may not broadcast. Extremely low fee txns could be broadcast but not propagate.

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“Encryption will be the key to the survival of individualism in the coming Authoritarian future.” - @abarisser https://t.co/4evcP1714M

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@cane_jean Certainty of inclusion / protection against volatile fee rate market.

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@cane_jean Some mining pools offer private APIs that you can access to send transactions directly to them, bypassing the need to broadcast.

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One reason I suspect more transactions are being mined privately is that Statoshi is showing more surges of new txn… https://t.co/YdzwD4WPbc

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We could use more insight into the effects that private miner APIs / out-of-band transaction fee markets are having upon network.

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A chart I’d like to see: # of transactions & amount of block size space taken up by transactions that weren’t seen as unconfirmed.

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Beware of Indian BTC arbitrage scams. Red flags: payouts via PayPal, no names of operators, no snapshots of site on archive.org

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@davef__ Drat; it would still make a great meme.

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@MrChrisEllis @BitGo @OKCoin There’s some nuance in there that I think Mike did a good job explaining on the WhaleClub chat.

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@MrChrisEllis @BitGo @OKCoin We don’t publicize all improvements :-)
Policy changes are quite rare thus this adds little human intervention.

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@MrChrisEllis @BitGo @OKCoin It can’t scale, which is why policies should be set appropriately to avoid need for human intervention.

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@MrChrisEllis @BitGo @OKCoin We posted about some of the changes we’ve made here: https://t.co/lsxQ2ETo6D

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“How Bitcoin’s Blockchain Changes Everything” - lightning talk by @martindale at @AllThingsOpen 2016 https://t.co/Jli4jNOkK9

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“It’s not a Bug, It’s a Backdoor!” - great presentation by @kristovatlas at @AllThingsOpen last month. https://t.co/Oe3ZF7f155

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Miners are raising their minimum fee rates. Comparison of 7 months ago (left) to today (right.) Hard floor still at… https://t.co/70jGous3Zj

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With ETH falling 40% in past 2 months, BTC’s market cap dominance has risen to 86%. https://t.co/OP1JLoO7KD

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@ameir You can’t shoot AT the flag but you are allowed to shoot the flag out of an air cannon at crowds as a prize. #Murica

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@fluffyponyza @SatoshiRoundtbl @ErikVoorhees @Truthcoin Raises question of if it’s Bitcoin devs’ responsibility to make that a possibility.

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@fluffyponyza @SatoshiRoundtbl @ErikVoorhees @Truthcoin I’ve seen recent posts about not being able to run a node in India.

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@fluffyponyza @SatoshiRoundtbl @ErikVoorhees @Truthcoin Indeed, I think geographical differences in cost should also be discussed.

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@fluffyponyza @SatoshiRoundtbl @ErikVoorhees Why not? The operations and storage required to sync a full node isn’t a mystery.

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@kingjames104 @JoelNihlean I regret to inform you that you risked your life without even understanding what you were fighting for.

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@SatoshiRoundtbl @ErikVoorhees Lots of arguments about making the cost of running a node higher or lower, none about what the cost should be

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@SatoshiRoundtbl @ErikVoorhees To answer your question, I’d say it’s because no one has even attempted to quantify CONOP.

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@SatoshiRoundtbl I’m not attacking @ErikVoorhees, but rather making a joke about the unreasonably redundant arguing in this space.

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I respect your First Amendment right to say we should restrict rights. Let’s not escalate it to the next Amendment. https://t.co/nPChFslUwp

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@JaEsf @olivierjanss Probably not impossible; some thoughts here from @SDLerner https://t.co/lql7LDpUJ9

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@JaEsf @olivierjanss Slight problem in that there’s no way (yet) for someone to prove that they are running a full node.

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Rumor has it that the team who rehashes the most arguments wins the fork of their choice via Proof of Jerk. https://t.co/YsHKLl5DdI

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@bhec39 Purchase is linked to my identity; item could be intercepted and tampered with.

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@olivierjanss More thoughts on the costs and benefits of running a full node: https://t.co/4XYdmZr0mW

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@olivierjanss Why should users run full nodes? Doing so provides them w/a security model that has fewer assumptions: https://t.co/2DKbJOkOTx

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RT @bradheath: Federal judge says “the public interest is … well served” by keeping the FBI’s Tor exploit secret, for reasons that are al…

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Wanted to buy a new computer for but then the paranoia kicked in and I remembered it would be poor OPSEC to do so online…

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@prestonjbyrne If you have sufficient hashrate and create enough txns to raise the fee rate floor for confirmations, I’d bet it could be.

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@jbeardsley Bitcoin Black Friday was a big deal the past 2 years, though notsomuch this year.

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Today’s uptick in mempool size appears to be due to several megabytes worth of transactions paying half the going f… https://t.co/SxnRUtLic6

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@alansilbert Mostly normal though there were some spikes on the 24th https://t.co/4KdVguaWfk

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A breakdown of the transaction fee rates that were paid during the mempool backlog last week.… https://t.co/Imcqd0rMmv

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RT @jerrybrito: The Secret, Dangerous World of Venezuelan Bitcoin Mining https://t.co/9MlNDCOujR

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@erikledgers All you have to do is browse the various Bitcoin forums to see the problems users face. High learning curve hinders adoption.

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@rhapsodhy @abbydactyl Correct. It’s actually quite simple - just use Signal for SMS instead of the Messenger app.

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@rhapsodhy @abbydactyl If you send a message to a non-Signal user, it sends them an SMS. I just did this yesterday, so it definitely works.

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@erikledgers I’m not at all worried about the monetary policy. More worried about usability, scalability, and security.

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The world is changing faster than is humanly possible to ingest. You can either surf the waves of entropy or drown as they crash over you.

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@covati I’d guess a relative rating would be Signal > WhatsApp > iMessage > Viber, though I don’t know a ton about the last 2.

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@zooko I think it will need to be 0 clicks to overcome this level of apathy 😞

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@abbydactyl I see Whatsapp as having to join a new network whereas with Signal you keep your existing network but are encrypting a portion.

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@abbydactyl Are there? I thought both use your contact list of phone numbers, but Signal seems better because it also supports regular SMS.

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@kristovatlas Yeah, but I don’t have time to wait for them all to get burned, nor do I want to get burned conversing in cleartext. :-/

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@SooMartindale @TradeBlock There’s nothing to prevent users from simply re-broadcasting transactions that have been evicted from mempools.

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Continually amazed by apathy of my (even tech-savvy) friends regarding privacy. Many refuse to click 3 buttons to install Signal. Wat do?

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@bitstein @Truthcoin @patio11 It’s nice to have this on public record for us to bookmark alongside bitcoinobituaries.com

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Blocks stay full due to lingering low fee transactions. Here’s one from over a year ago, just confirmed. https://t.co/kYwSNG1jHN

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@LaurentMT Spot checking the blocks those txs were confirmed in and I only see BTCC & F2Pool. Perhaps paying out-of-band fees?

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@LaurentMT Interesting, though looks more like a service than an attacker to me. Incoming payments at all hours, outgoing in smaller range.

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@ivglavas Sure, if they approve physical asset ETFs such as gold and oil, makes sense to me to approve digital asset ETFs.

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@PonomarevSol @victoriavaneyk @abcnews We’ve seen that argument made many times. Bitcoin mining is not a waste of e… https://t.co/dQlvtVZqWW

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@KnitYak Any ETA on shipping for backers?

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BTC ETF approval process:
* Some argue govt should give permission to trade
* Others argue it should restrict trade
…govt wins either way.

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Is it ironic that @twitter’s 15 character username length limit resulted in @BitcoinUnlimite truncating their handle?

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The nice thing about Ethereum is that you can run 3+ different node implementations so that when 1 breaks you just use the other 2+. 🙃

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@brandonbl79 At the moment, yes. Hopefully improvements in the tech will enable companies to perform higher tx volume in the future.

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@brandonbl79 @kristovatlas Not fundamentally; even doubling the block size only equates to 6 tx/s which is tiny from a global standpoint.

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You know you’ve reached a new level when you can no longer find any humor in Morris’ Three Golden Rules of Computer… https://t.co/sVrl9KcQYm

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@MAbtc @bitedgeco I think we agree on that point; I basically said as much with https://t.co/gcsD7M42YZ

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@MAbtc @bitedgeco Refer to my tweetstorm from earlier today for more of my thinking about transaction backlogs. https://t.co/PNDMiZGSdn

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@MAbtc @bitedgeco As I noted (I am “statoshi”) on that thread, such an increase can easily be due to organic growth. It’s not proof of spam.

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@fredzannarbor You mean in relation to the value sent by the transaction? Doesn’t make much sense either since that’s not how market works.

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@SDLerner True, true, though when discussing the fee market and comparing tx fees to their confirmation times, fee rates are a good standard

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@ErikVoorhees I have yet to figure out how to open a bank account in India.

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The only sane way to describe bitcoin transaction fees is in cost per byte of data. If you just state the total cost, it’s nonsensical.

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@paul_btc @JVWVU1 Some companies would prefer on-chain transactions because then the users can verify balances on their own.

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5) As such, I’d bet that some backlogs are not attacks, but rather people firing up new services & learning the hard way.

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4) I tell these companies to use on-chain transactions for entering and exiting their service; the rest should be internal DB updates.

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3) I’ve had to tell a number of companies over the years to re-architect or scrap their plans so that they don’t make too many transactions.

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2) Some companies getting into Bitcoin don’t comprehend the scarcity of block space and want the blockchain to do all their accounting.

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1) It would only take one moderately sized company to start regularly sending BTC to users in order to create a large transaction backlog.

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@tunafizzle @MAbtc It can help see some abberrant behavior, though plenty of other tools are good for spotting patterns / cluster analysis.

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@MAbtc Tx volume is gameable if you pay min relay fee but far below market rate. Not sure how to use long term volume when we’re @ capacity.

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It would be incredibly unfortunate if organic growth in Bitcoin gets dismissed as spam attacks because of suspicion about people’s agendas.

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I’ve yet to see any indications that current txn backlog is a spam attack. Fees look fairly evenly distributed.… https://t.co/WaRkEDPdOV

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@SooMartindale @ethereumproject @reddit Inded, my last @coindesk article mentioned why Bitcoin nodes don’t auto-update.

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Looks like Bitcoin is getting popular again. Nearly 12 BTC in transaction fees waiting to be collected.… https://t.co/r7IpFZZWZp

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@bitcoin3000 @Satoshi_N_ It looks like we’re still at 15999923.60261964 due to uncollected coinbases ;-)

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Interesting; @ethereumproject has implemented auto-updates for Mist. https://t.co/BmhC6G9GT6

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When asked to comment, Bitcoin’s imaginary European legal team mumbled something about “honey badger don’t care.” https://t.co/tX3QTW0y3b

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I’ll be pleasantly surprised if SegWit activates (with a 95% threshold) in the next 3 months. pic.twitter.com/XnJ1ktpYJ0

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When people are making mortgage-sized payments before they even get a mortgage, they opt not to double down on debt… https://t.co/AA4cTug6se

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Segregated Witness will activate in:

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The rise of blockchain training programs and blockchain talent agencies is a sign of a:

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@kristovatlas Could very well be a contributing factor.

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Self-identified “bears” on /r/BitcoinMarkets are nearly extinct. coinsight.org pic.twitter.com/J1moQo6wzk

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SegWit signaling surging; should be interesting to see where it settles. pic.twitter.com/CwLCbinpeO

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RT @bobbyclee: Massive counterfeit USD currency bust… Another reminder of #Bitcoin advantage: No Counterfeits! https://t.co/EKWa0ihWjN #I…

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If you have any money in your @ChangeTip account, now would be a good time to withdraw it. https://t.co/1DRhgtKlll

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RT @ndrchvzz: @lopp @pwuille And if you run a full node you can also check my cool script to view version stats https://t.co/7C6hM0JiDr

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@pwuille Sure, it’s probably what people are more concerned about since any significant reorg would be incredibly disruptive.

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@theonevortex @aantonop @pwuille lowest point in the past year was 180 - 200 days depending upon how you estimate. bitcoin.sipa.be/powdays-50k.png

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@theonevortex @aantonop @pwuille I think it’s neat because it shows how thermodynamic security changes along w/hashing tech improvements.

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@theonevortex @aantonop @pwuille We added a description along w/charts to bitcoin.sipa.be/index.html - please let us know if it’s still unclear

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@khannib @pwuille Ahhh cool, is that linked from anywhere? Don’t see it on main charts page.

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A gem I found in @pwuille’s code: amount of time it would take for an attacker w/100% of current hashrate to rewrit… https://t.co/fmvXTEYe3p

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SegWit signaling starts soon, so I helped @pwuille expose more of his charts. Check them out at bitcoin.sipa.be/versions.html

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Higher fees price inefficient / low value transactions off the blockchain. Interesting quote from @wences at @xapo.… https://t.co/WwNOfQy53Q

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@timpastoor @alansilbert The “unfairness” is generally the fee discrepancy between sending and receiving funds; segwit rebalances it some.

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@alansilbert They may receive large numbers of low value transactions, then have to pay high fees to spend all the UTXOs.

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@alansilbert Like payment processors and remittance providers… not sure how to quantify it but I see this problem regularly.

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@alansilbert It becomes a bigger issue if your business model results in you collecting massive numbers of low value UTXOs.

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@pwuille can you add more navigation links on bitcoin.sipa.be to your other chart types such as /ver-ever.png & /ver9-10k.png?

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valkenburgh Cryptocurrency described with only the 1,000 most used words. pic.twitter.com/2F4YD7jVnV

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Just deployed to https://t.co/CEIeZfrhNP: new block size & weight metrics to give more insight into SegWit effects. https://t.co/J9PJvVKSf5

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@alistairmilne @alansilbert It gets complicated and turns into game theory if you’re talking about chains attacking each other :-P

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@alansilbert @alistairmilne Sure, if two chains have same difficulty then I’d expect their cumulative work will (relatively) converge.

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@alistairmilne @alansilbert You can seem some calculations I performed on Bitcoin’s chain here: https://t.co/2DKbJO3duX

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@alistairmilne @alansilbert When analyzing the thermodynamic security of a blockchain, look at cumulative work rather than length.

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@alistairmilne @alansilbert Point being that a block on one chain can have orders of magnitude greater work than one on another chain.

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@alistairmilne @alansilbert Chain length is likely irrelevant; AFAIK all PoW systems are based upon cumulative chain work, not chain length.

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Should Bitcoin supporters take a page out of BitTorrent’s playbook? https://t.co/kOVi2o0zuF /cc @bramcohen

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lopp When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag, holding a cross, sitting in a lawn chair, and eating a KFC Double Down.

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@el33th4xor Is that a “ties suck” binary tie?

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.@krakenfx gives a tip of the hat to @projectfi as the telco that’s most secure against phone porting attacks. https://t.co/kWNVCbiZcZ

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@Jim_Harper But then readers might be less inclined to run full nodes :-)

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@jgarzik Seems to me that soft forks push a full node’s security model closer to that of an SPV client.

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@Dave_Parrish It’s usable, though in my experience it has lower performance and lags Core in features.

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My attempt at describing the security model offered to Bitcoin full node operators: https://t.co/2DKbJO3duX

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@latetothe @SpirosMargaris I have no problems with you using it, though @coindesk might want some sort of attribution.

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SpirosMargaris Must read

’s Security Model : A Deep Dive

bit.ly/2eUCFhS @lopp pic.twitter.com/5FRovCg0Em

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@CoinMKTCap FYI your “total number of BTC in circulation” is lagging; it’s currently 9000 higher than your site is showing.

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@dagelf @timothyej It appears Coinmarketcap is wrong; my own stats (straight from Bitcoin Core) match Timothy’s: https://t.co/7Nn2EZ34MG

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SunnyStartups “Buy Bitcoin” on google trends in India. pic.twitter.com/1mPmJee6JX

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@ameir @flyosity Psh, I’d be surprised if it didn’t already exist.

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@flyosity Every candidate makes promises they won’t keep. Trump is just an extreme case.

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Private prison stocks are surging. https://t.co/LTP6lNuMxV

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@balajis @nntaleb You know who got it right? Not who, but what: https://t.co/rPToCfoQNZ

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@LianaBrooks @flyosity That’s what happens when you fill a popularity contest with candidates who break disapproval rating records.

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@flyosity Good luck restricting free speech on the internet.

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“The great thing that came out of Bitcoin was the realization that we the people could do our own money.” - @iang_fc https://t.co/BOKXTch3vb

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markets Dollar plunges bloom.bg/2ejYRDm pic.twitter.com/iUxrcQP7Sa

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RT @erikbryn: Mexican Peso crashing. Biggest drop in 20 years. https://t.co/YsUgEh4wek

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polemitis 8/ My observation so far (in Dubai) is that there is no way to exchange for rupees in any currently legal notes

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India is hard forking the Rupee, but with $200B on the line perhaps there are sufficient supporters to keep Rupee Classic alive.

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Bitcoin is a decentralized startup; you can start earning your equity today! https://t.co/C7jEYEK5Mu

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RT @maraoz: Vote gives the illusion of changing the world, but is actually an act of aggression. That is especially true today :(

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@Beetcoin It’s completely antithetical to the reason Bitcoin was created - eliminating trust in third parties.

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@Beetcoin You didn’t read the article and the long term plan. pic.twitter.com/xKR9i2qnkf

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India takes next step in eliminating financial privacy, calling cash “black money.” https://t.co/6qJJiZJ6xt https://t.co/ZT8UDbqD78

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“We need a mutable blockchain because the EU is declaring that people have a right to be forgotten.”… https://t.co/oUsQfEQtdh

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RT @victoriavaneyk: “A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims… but accomplices.” —George…

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New cold storage @KialaraCoin Signature Series for sale: “Soul of Satoshi” https://t.co/ItvtHqIZd7 https://t.co/deeg1NTJTr

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Are there any good analyses of @Hyperledger’s Proof of Elapsed Time? https://t.co/U8S1H2ja74

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If you create a new @ATT account, they ask you to protect your account with a PIN.
Then they email the PIN to you in cleartext.
(ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻

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Last year I upgraded my Internet speed by 1,000% for +$10/month.
Today I upgraded by another 300% for -$20/month.

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TIL the default PIN for @TMobile users to prevent people from porting their phone number away is the last 4 digits of their SSN. 😱

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Local miner tells me that govt contractors have been asking questions about mining infrastructure… speculate away as to why that might be.

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@el33th4xor IDK, mining multiple cryptos, not sure with what pools.

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Vernon Gantt is 75 years old and is likely the oldest professional Bitcoin miner. https://t.co/cd5x3pEz7t

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@GabrielDVine Just got him to commit to give a presentation next month at the meetup I run. Should be fun!

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Met a fascinating fellow who just sold his HVAC business to focus on full-time mining here in NC. He’s figured out how to get cheap energy.

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@_drgo Tracking # of txns & size, though not fees https://t.co/qZaVgUaAXD

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@twobitidiot Military-Industrial complex can’t take the risk of requiring an Act of Congress in order to make war; it would cripple revenue.

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@mikestable Yaaaay you learned how to upload photos!

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RT @_jonasschnelli_: A patch for an experimental full block hybrid SPV mode for #bitcoin-core. Use SPV while syncing your full node. https:…

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khannib Recommending a $2 fee might be overkill. @BitPay @copay pic.twitter.com/TKfvN5IdFx

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“Not Donald Trump” has more newspaper endorsements than @realDonaldTrump - this has to be a record.… https://t.co/y7Ld7O5RQU

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RT @roasbeef: An Evaluation of Coin Selection Strategies: https://t.co/dxV5v8pl6F

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@Itnom There are countries w/o income tax, but are there any w/NO taxes? Nation state currencies can exist for centuries while losing value.

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Few things are certain other than death, taxes, and the devaluation of nation-state currencies.

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RT @NinjaEconomics: Egypt devalues currency by almost 50 percent ahead of IMF loan https://t.co/IoKn4DwUTm

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Whoever placed the exchange rate data on the sidebar didn’t help your arguments, @Asia_G3. https://t.co/Wd60G8CwNT https://t.co/kbLYGsptaa

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RT @jerrybrito: Venezuelans are turning to bitcoin as the bolívar crumbles https://t.co/RVGwbOJUo2 Glad to see someone finally wrote this s…

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RT @HecklerForever: Venezuela’s currency, the bolivar, is so devalued, bills are no longer counted but weighed. 😱
https://t.co/cQdkl9Kc0A

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RT @TheStalwart: This chart of the black market bolivar is incredible https://t.co/smP8MugGPt https://t.co/Xdc8Qk3qu1

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As of this week we’ve started recording & posting @TriangleBitcoin presentations to this @YouTube channel: https://t.co/oD2Ln0ReQ3

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Word on the street is that OP_CHECKSIGFROMSTACK & OP_CHECKSIGFROMSTACKVERIFY can enable a lot of new functionality. https://t.co/enUizwr3On

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RT @Blockstream: Advancing scripts in #Bitcoin. New post on using Covenants and Moeser-Eyal-Sirer vault: https://t.co/pIUf62k0lU @el33th4xor

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DoJ assistant attorney: the reason the US government didn’t shut down Bitcoin is because they recognized they can’t. https://t.co/o7wJOoPGCz

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DoJ assistant attorney: quite a few federal agents own bitcoins simply because they find the technology fascinating. https://t.co/o7wJOoPGCz

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DoJ assistant attorney: mixers could often be unscrambled by law enforcement in ~2013, have improved since then. https://t.co/o7wJOoPGCz

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statoshi.info upgraded to 0.13.1; next I’ll look into adding SegWit specific stats.

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@coincidental_eu And if you announce a useragent that a site considers obsolete, they shut you out.

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