It'll settle down pretty quick once people stop freaking out and realize bitcoins aren't what got him caught.
But it's like stepping on a turd... The stank is now attached.
"Stepped in what?!"
What do you think will happen to all his bitcoins now that he is in jail or do you think they will let him access them via computer from his jail area?
RETIRED. NO JOB. NO MONEY. NO WORRIES!
Crunched SETI Classic to the end.
SETI@home classic workunits
17,550
SETI@home classic CPU time 86,861 hours
The article states they were confiscated... Regardless of who "owned" them... Talk about Illegal-search-and-seizure...
CoinX Bitcoin Exchange
Maybe this will help the image.The CoinX platform utilizes the same hosting facility and corresponding security protocols as the New York Stock Exchange. It is registered with the U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network and is fully compliant in the jurisdictions that it trades.
Thanks to my new $30 ASIC miner, I now own a grand total of 0.02 BTC. I think that's worth about $2 currently.
6r39 7r199
Does anyone here do any hardcore mining? I'm curious about those little USB ASICs, but I think it would be cool to have a machine on this. Seems ATI friendly.
It's highly recommended not to use a regular GPU for mining. The amount you'll pay for electricity exceeds your mining return by several fold. It's pure loss. ASICs are the way to go.Originally Posted by cineon_lut
Edit: and here's another advancement for Bitcoins: http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/worl...sday-1.2251820
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