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

December 2016

The @bitcoinkeepkey attacker demanded 30 BTC. Instead, KeepKey is offering 30 BTC for info leading to their arrest. https://t.co/O8wvlTBVzP

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@pmccall777 Money is a representation of stored time. You spend money in order to take other people’s time.

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@pmccall777 Time is money - I’d probably be willing to outbid other waiting people to get seated faster.

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@pmccall777 IDK, my problem is walking up to a restaurant I wasn’t planning on visiting and being told that wait is an hour+.

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@seweso TL;DR people will adjust to the new reality once it is implemented 🤒

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@pmccall777 Yeah while searching around I only found results about paid reservations

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@pmccall777 I think a proper market would make squatting unprofitable - instead of buying out a squatter’s bid, you’d just outbid them.

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Restaurants that experience demand vastly greater than their seating supply should create a market for customers to bid on wait list spots.

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@twobitidiot This investment thesis sounds dangerously close to “I’m going to dump my pumped tokens onto unsuspecting people.” 😕

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@desantis Haven’t tested it, but would be happy to if you tell me the procedure. I’m seeing conflicting info on forums.

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@desantis How big? I usually just use .50cal ammo cans.

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@acastor5 I took the diversification route for my first decade of investing. Decided that I didn’t like playing it safe. No risk, no reward!

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@ModernApostate I cost averaged in throughout 2014 - cost basis is $450ish

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3 years ago: I began the process of going “all in” and converting my retirement account into BTC. https://t.co/AEbeGE5SHv

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@zooko 2 years later, just checked again and it does suggest “https” at “http” but still doesn’t predict “://”

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lopp I’m still waiting for my phone’s predictive text feature to figure out that “http” will be followed by “://”

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lopp The rules governing the operation of the world are evolving before our eyes, yet many programmers still don’t realize the power they wield.

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lopp Bitcoin does not and will not have a “killer app,” much like the Internet. It fundamentally changes human & machine interaction - YMMV.

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@mperklin @MrChrisEllis @DoctorLex @coindesk Yep, though we employ CCSS for @BitGo keys and make good practices available to users.

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@MrChrisEllis @DoctorLex @coindesk @BitGo @_CFour_ Of course - we helped design them. I’d have look into if we level 2 or 3 of CCSS.

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Surreal to see Trump’s tweets displayed on foreign mainstream media. I guess this is the lens through which the wor… https://t.co/lCfZgSlDGg

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@kristovatlas @n1ckler Only the finest artisanal handcrafted hashes for me…

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@ErikVoorhees If bitcoin HODLers collectively agreed to stop selling for cut rate prices of under $10,000… same.

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@NickSzabo4 @VinnyLingham @BambouClub @ofnumbers @Frances_Coppola Let’s form a digital nation-state & force Internet denizens to accept it 😂

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@gigq Nice, I just might buy one 😊

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@ccerrato147 there are sites that show M1 supply of each country though IDK of one with the rankings on 1 page. My stat is from @zeroblock

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@ccerrato147 I mean in terms of rankings. M1 monetary supply is a measurement of all liquid money - paper currency, savings accounts, etc.

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@prestonjbyrne … But do you destroy the microphones inside all of your computing devices? 😈

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Bitcoin is Cypherpunks & citizens of the world saying “Enough is enough! Money is a system that belongs to no one - it belongs to us all!”

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Bitcoin is free of these influences. Financial corruption & crises fuel the fires of our hashing machines.

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Bail-ins will steal money from bank users.
Bail-outs will steal money from taxpayers.
Inflation & demonetization will steal from unbanked.

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Nation states shall continue currency wars, devaluing their fiat. Financial system failures will fuel demand for self sovereign money.

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‘Member the irrational exuberance of $1,100 bitcoins 3 years ago? I ‘member… this time it’s different.

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@DoctorLex @coindesk I recommend that all businesses handling bitcoins follow @_CFour_ best practices though IDK if any publicize theirs.

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@giacomozucco @mir_serena @Ferdinando1970 @RCasatta What educational resources do you recommend for Italians to learn about Bitcoin?

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RT @VinnyLingham: I just published “Bitcoin 2017 : A Currency Devaluation Hedge for Emerging Markets” https://t.co/YcJgm8plJU

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@LucaLDL Bailout is assured, though I was hearing it might be insufficient due to massive withdrawals in recent months.

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@alansilbert They said there will be ~5B bailout from a government fund, but nearly 4B has been withdrawn in recent months, making it worse.

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@alansilbert TG3 news in Campania, just watched it on TV.

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Italian news is reporting that citizens with over 100,000 Euros in Banca Monte dei Paschi are at risk of a haircut due to recent bank run.

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@bobbyclee Does BTCC support minting physical coins with BIP38 encrypted private keys?

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@bobbyclee Though digital coins are superior to physical because you can make redundant backups & protect them from seizure via encryption.

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Only 65 countries stand in the way of Bitcoin achieving top position in terms of global M1 supply.

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@Burkoboy @barrysilbert Definitely prefer Google Authenticator since Authy is also based on your phone number

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@csoghoian @kristovatlas However, I’d argue that SMS-based account recovery / password reset is worse than nothing.

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@zofrex And depending upon your threat model, sending 2FA codes in cleartext is terrible practice.

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@zofrex Best to assume most users stick to the default settings - IIRC Google uses SMS for account recovery.

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@zofrex Services supporting SMS 2FA often also allow password reset via SMS or email. Phone port attackers often compromise email accounts.

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@javisobr just a fun poem suggesting that people hold their coins in cold storage rather than on a custodial service / exchange.

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@publictorsten Because he set a PIN to protect his account and then it was transferred out of his control by an unknown entity.

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@BitcoinBelle @Codiox @bitcoinkeepkey @verizon From what I’ve seen, @projectfi is most secure against phone porting attacks

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@leahmcelrath Unfortunately it’s going to be different for every service you use

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@leahmcelrath @bascule @csoghoian @bitcoinkeepkey if it’s based on your phone number, it’s actually a weakness. https://t.co/Rec0xW2a4m

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@bascule Also remove any phone number based account recovery mechanisms.

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TIL @zcashco intends to eventually switch elliptic curves in a year due to this attack. https://t.co/H9EOgGb1FJ

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.@bitcoinkeepkey’s account remains compromised. They will post a signed message from it to prove that control has been regained.

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Can only draw one conclusion: @verizon is not secure against phone porting attacks, likely due to flawed procedures. https://t.co/rrJxF3kqub

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Founder of @bitcoinkeepkey confirms successful phone porting attack against @verizon number despite PIN protection. https://t.co/nzeL284bPH

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Computer security specialists can’t rest - attackers prefer to strike when they think your guard is down during holidays / while you sleep.

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FYI: @bitcoinkeepkey’s Twitter & email accounts compromised. Also seeing a suspicious new @KeepkeyIO Twitter & site. https://t.co/mXTvrZFWMo

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Great minds constructively discuss ideas.
Small minds shitpost about people.

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Most people find Bitcoin to be useless & thus worthless. A common mistake many make is to then assume that the same holds true for everyone.

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@timpastoor ad blocker stops them in the browser, but I’ve yet to figure out how to block them in the official Android app.

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@Metaballo Consider it in the public domain ☺️

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rogerkver Over time the value of Bitcoin isn’t guaranteed to go up, but the value of all government issued fiat currencies is guaranteed to go down.

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Truth be TODL
Many Bitcoiners SODL
Or didn’t store CODL
You should break the MODL
And straight up HODL

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@el33th4xor Baseless attacks should be simple to defend against, yes?

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4) However, Cypherpunks who attack their peers do us all a disservice. Questioning motivations or personal history is a fallacious waste.

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3) Having your code & ideas attacked is an honor, not an insult. It shows that others care enough to protect the public from buggy software.

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2) Cypherpunks attack each others’ code & ideas because they know that once deployed in the real world, insecure software will be exploited.

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1) Cypherpunks write software to defend privacy because they know that we must defend our own privacy if we expect to have any.

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@fredzannarbor It’s generally a good practice not to invest in anything you don’t understand.

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.@googlesecurity team has released Project Wycheproof to help check cryptographic libraries for known weaknesses. https://t.co/cXwHjhD9Lx

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If you buy bitcoins without understanding the system, you may find yourself relieved of the burden of owning them. https://t.co/oTc1i3cwNo

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Bitcoin è l’uscita per la libertà finanziaria!

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@outragedhuman Indeed, there are many variations of this gif at various trajectories and velocities 😊

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Thanks to all of you for joining me on this wild cypherpunk ride! pic.twitter.com/74551Ri0VT

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Santa is coming and he’s bringing green candles for all the bitcoin HODLers. Happy Holidays, everyone!

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@SarahJamieLewis @socrates1024 It’s quite difficult not to leak info. Check out @obpp_org if you haven’t already.

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RT @TuurDemeester: #Bitcoin traded in the $800 range for less than 48 hours. The winter of 2013 is back, and the public at large isn’t even…

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@didierh @flyosity More people figured out Bitcoin’s value 😀

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RT @el33th4xor: Cool new breakthrough tech for #Bitcoin and #blockchain:
Scaling Bitcoin with Secure Hardware
https://t.co/SP6ac1gO8y

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@pro2rat @socrates1024 Um, OK, but I think you’re expecting something different from what I wrote. My article focuses on Bitcoin’s history.

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RT @NickSzabo4: “If you need to ask whether your smart contract is legally enforceable, you’re doing it wrong.”
https://t.co/qzhxfn8AIA

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Great visualization of how Bitcoin’s scripting language verifies the spending of a Pay to Public Key Hash transacti… https://t.co/7VD7SXYVku

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@kristovatlas @zooko Android, though I think the same issues occurred on iOS

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@kristovatlas @zooko Semaphore is alright on desktop but I was frustrated by the mobile app.

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RT @socrates1024: First issue of the Ledger cryptocurrency research journal has now been published! https://t.co/k4lqOWVj2V

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@kristovatlas @Radomysisky Knowledge too dangerous for any mere mortal to possess.

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Redactions in @Radomysisky’s book, “Come and Take It,” made by demand of the US Department of State. pic.twitter.com/AlKfE6HAOh

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If bitcoin starts being considered a safe haven asset rather than a risky asset, it will be too late for most. The exit ramps will be full.

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.@Radomysisky’s “Come and Take It” recounts the journey of a free thinker focused on empowering individuals via tech https://t.co/OMR3KBZ9Q4

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@maraoz Funnily enough, I was recently speaking with someone who was convinced the price would drop due to people selling to pay taxes :-)

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Bitcoin mining hash power became more decentralized in 2016, according to @oocBlog’s measurements. pic.twitter.com/x1GyAlwShr

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RT @laurashin: Your Phone Number And Email Are As Important As Your Social Security Number: How To Protect Them via @forbes https://t.co/tG…

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@SooMartindale Because SegWit transactions use less legacy block space.

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lopp Segregated Witness will make it cheaper (fee-wise) to send transactions with large numbers of inputs, hopefully incentivizing UTXO cleanup.

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RT @TuurDemeester: Nearly 60% of all dollar bills circulate abroad. Hence, a US demonetization event would likely cause an instant geopolit…

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RT @TheBlueMatt: Bitcoin FIBRE rebased on 0.13.2 with new FEC that is better, faster, cleaner (not to mention more testing) https://t.co/is…

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@fredzannarbor @dragonchaingang It’s complicated; I’d say for any given blockchain you’d have to analyze it & build a security model.

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@DoctorLex Should ask @magoo about that, though IDK if he’s tracking exit scams

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Bitcoin’s UTXO set increased 30% in 2016 to 44M outputs, adding a net additional output every 3 seconds. https://t.co/weVY2tmAgn

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The Blockchain Graveyard breaks down root causes for 40+ compromised cryptocurrency companies.… https://t.co/k3V5l8gZ3Y

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RT @Magoo: I spent 300 hours this year responding to security incidents and intrusions and wrote some lessons up about it. https://t.co/8h4…

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Bitcoin’s network security accelerated at an average rate of 52 GH/s^2 in 2016. https://t.co/4vfgik29me

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The size of bitcoin’s blockchain doubled in 2016 to 100GB https://t.co/b9husA3mMq

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Targeted attacks against well known cryptocurrency users continue to increase. https://t.co/VEH5vd9O59 https://t.co/zB8qK7TENF

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@theonevortex @bitcoincoreorg I think it will take a while, but I’m optimistic.

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Nailed it. I’m willing to double down and predict that no @bitcoincoreorg backed hard fork activates in 2017. https://t.co/lS1Eo2Xaol

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lopp “SegWit gives a 60% bandwidth savings for nodes uninterested in sigs (lite clients & historical block downloads)” - @pwuille @SFBitcoinDevs

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@el33th4xor How dare you divide the community with logic and reason!

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@RCasatta @wasthatawolf @shawnleary @ryaneshea @CounterpartyXCP Shouldn’t we at least count the transactions that are using it?

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@RCasatta @wasthatawolf @shawnleary @ryaneshea From reading @CounterpartyXCP’s FAQ it sounds like the default is to use OP_RETURN now

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@wasthatawolf @shawnleary There’s a note at bottom of https://t.co/34YywNgXPX about Counterparty. Can you add it now, @ryaneshea @RCasatta?

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@jmcorgan Indeed; isn’t that true for /every/ piece of software?

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@jmcorgan Right, this method shouldn’t be used by anyone who needs to secure a lot of value; it’s convenience at expense of some trust.

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@jmcorgan Hmmmm can a script check its own signature? Seems like it might be doable…

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@jmcorgan It’s a pretty good script; it will even check signatures which is far more than most people do.

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How to install and run a Bitcoin full node in 1 step:
curl https://t.co/9R0A6zSkGf | sh

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@idgorilla It could be, though I don’t think we’ll really know for many years.

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@mriou @fluffyponyza @30somethingSTL What stat package can I point at any public repo and easily generate annual reports?

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@balajis Confirmed; we seem to have passed peak Bitcoin obituaries: https://t.co/bL2m2HM34h

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@kristovatlas I want to use it but IDK if it’s wise to run shell scripts written by a guy who gives presentations about underhanded code…

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A downtrend in Bitcoin blocks that didn’t utilize their maximum capacity continued throughout 2016.… https://t.co/wqFbG6MLFS

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@khannib It would be really cool if you could build a dynamically updated version of @pwuille’s UTXO value chart: bitcoin.sipa.be/utxo_size.png

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@Freemanix I think it’s pretty tiny, only a few percent.

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Looks like @coluplatform and @BlockstackOrg created the most OP_RETURN bitcoin transactions in 2016.… https://t.co/NZ9MfeRTAd

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.@wisemoe OP_RETURN enables developers to anchor into bitcoin’s blockchain; it enables a variety of services. https://t.co/r7M1WfvEXK

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Bitcoin OP_RETURN outputs created in:
2014: 13,000
2015: 655,000
2016: 1,040,000
https://t.co/OjcRqhtD7i

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@l0sh11 @rm0rf Yeah, turns out all the github stats only look at whatever a repo’s default master branch activity was.

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.@BitGo has lofty goals for 2017 - we need more minds! Join me in helping users secure their crypto assets: bitgo.workable.com

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@fluffyponyza @30somethingSTL I struggled for a while trying to find better tools for pulling annual github stats. Gave up.

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@30somethingSTL Upon closer inspection it looks like there is more dev activity than that, but not in litecoin’s default github branch.

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2016 commits & merges:
Bitcoin Core: 2466
Monero: 1609
Ethereum (Go): 1046
Bitcoin Unlimited: 608
Bitcoin Classic: 424
Dash: 35
Litecoin: 13

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“Bitcoin is going to be the Switzerland [of the currency wars] even when Switzerland is no longer the Switzerland.” - @aantonop

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Zhou is considering buying gold or bitcoin, which he can buy in China and sell for foreign currencies overseas. https://t.co/1Y0tpWSCYC

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@twobitidiot Hmmm then does The DAO count as $160M, $0, or $100M ($ETC market cap)?

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Blockchain industry venture capital funding:
2012: $2.13M
2013: $95.05M
2014: $361.53M
2015: $490.48M
2016: $393.00M
https://t.co/s2SSO4Umx2

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Current @SlackHQ membership:
@AugurProject: 1403
Core: 2331
Classic: 1904
@21: 3631
@openbazaar: 3532
@storjproject: 5169

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@TuurDemeester All @BitGo wallets are 2 out of 3; we think it’s the most flexible model. https://t.co/8ojGNiBxrF

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Reminder: @BitGo supports cold storage wallets with user keys kept offline and txns signed on airgapped machines. https://t.co/ICioIX9o3f

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@fredzannarbor That blockchains won’t go mainstream with end users, but that they don’t have to in order to gain adoption as infrastructure.

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After crunching the numbers it’s clear that 2017 will be the year of the blockchain desktop.

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The countries with the most relative interest in searching for Bitcoin in 2016 g.co/trends/DqjqQ pic.twitter.com/9ip2KIWMrd

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An exodus of activity out of the bitcoin-dev IRC room and into the bitcoin-core-dev IRC room occurred in 2016. pic.twitter.com/vsWJTKAO2C

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Activity on the Bitcoin Development mailing list remained low in 2016 compared to the surge of block size debate th… https://t.co/Lvjxo2s0Y5

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@kristovatlas I expect the number will continue to rise in the coming months as Google Scholar catches up.

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RT @lightning: The Lightning Network spec draft is almost done, and we’re looking for community feedback (theme song included)! https://t.c…

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@outragedhuman The trend is unsurprising - just showing the end of year numbers.

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Despite increase in transaction backlogs, adoption of Opt-In Replace By Fee remains negligible.… https://t.co/FTXu8y2qFZ

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Bitcoin tx fees relative to block subsidy increased from 1% to over 5%, helped by the subsidy halving.… https://t.co/crZcnVvFOt

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@outragedhuman Yes, it shows miner fee revenue increased in range between the satoshi denominated fee estimate increase & USD fee increase.

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@onthefrynge Indeed, though it will be quite a few years before the block reward is gone.

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Unsurprisingly, as per-transaction fee rates rose this year, so did total fee revenue collected by bitcoin miners.… https://t.co/xJLVBc4JRw

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Median bitcoin transaction confirmation time is on the rise this year, from ~7 minutes to over 10 minutes.… https://t.co/rFqFcIIaN2

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@ofnumbers @el33th4xor I really enjoy reading @TradeBlock’s analyses - wish they’d keep posting them!

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Bitcoin Core’s txn fee rate estimate to get confirmed in next 3 blocks rose 557% from 14 to 78 satoshis/byte. That’… https://t.co/o65CF1xq7z

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Bitcoin transactions per second crept up throughout 2016 from ~2 TX/S to ~3.3 TX/S https://t.co/HwwstDYz7y https://t.co/O0HXHVDUDg

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Median block propagation times steadily decreased by 50% throughout 2016, down to ~2 seconds.… https://t.co/g8c7GjwF6D

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Reachable Bitcoin node count held steady in 2016; nodes reachable via TOR more than doubled. https://t.co/n8bs3YSk1E https://t.co/eIkfLD3dDp

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@Aquentson Yep, delving into fee stats is coming up soon.

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Total # of UTXOs has increased 30% this year to 43.5M
Size of serialized UTXO set increased 50% to 1.5GB… https://t.co/71PQe7eMRC

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@shazow @dangermouse117 Yeah, not only that but I’ve noticed that the counts for several years ago also keep rising over time.

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@BambouClub Right, and according to Google Scholar, that’s how many different papers were published that cited the Bitcoin Whitepaper.

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@SooMartindale That chart considers any txn that doesn’t use a multiple of the legacy fee (0.0001 BTC) as being dynamic.

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dangermouse117 citations vs bitcoin mentions vs mentions in academic papers. Twitter Source: @lopp pic.twitter.com/La3Vj08ouN

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@mikeinspace Never ended up buying one myself; didn’t have any amazing ideas for a micropayment based service to build.

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Usage of dynamically calculated bitcoin transaction fees has increased from ~20% to ~70% this year.… https://t.co/fDpZTlCOHh

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@mikeinspace Ehhhhh really hard to say. One big question I have is if 21’s pool is actually mining any blocks these days; AFAIK it’s not.

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@dangermouse117 check my latest tweet and compare it with bitcoin mentions too :-)

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Google Scholar articles published mentioning Bitcoin:
2009: 83
2010: 136
2011: 218
2012: 424
2013: 1,390
2014: 3,190
2015: 3,670
2016: 3,580

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@DoctorLex I’m sure there were, though IDK of any place keeping track of such proclamations.

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The days of work a miner w/100% of current hashpower would need to rewrite entire blockchain rose to 290 from a low… https://t.co/DqCr8KIEun

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Bitcoin’s hash rate has increased 300% from 743,000,000 GH/s to over 2,220,000,000 GH/S this year. pic.twitter.com/eowEQl7HJm

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Academic papers mentioning blockchain:
2010: 213
2011: 224
2012: 311
2013: 477
2014: 956
2015: 1,440
2016: 2,190
https://t.co/lUxMg4f61B

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Academic papers citing Bitcoin:
2010: 5
2011: 12
2012: 56
2013: 106
2014: 339
2015: 418
2016: 405
https://t.co/6hPKq1qGuo

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Deaths of Bitcoin proclaimed per year:
2010: 1
2011: 6
2012: 1
2013: 14
2014: 27
2015: 40
2016: 28
99bitcoins.com/obituary-stats

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@2drewlee I’m pretty sure @LoyyalCorp is trying to address such problems.

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mikebelshe Christmas is coming!!! pic.twitter.com/Dn2nz520Rf

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@EFF @twitter Please also mention that SMS 2FA is vulnerable to phone number porting attacks.

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My sophisticated technical analysis shows BTC exchange rate volatility will hit 0% in 2017. Then we’ll know bitcoin… https://t.co/JNjTUN4cPR

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RT @kallerosenbaum: Venezuelan bolívar just passed the half-life of the Rubidium 86 isotope. #hyperinflation

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