Here it is: https://www.shoup.net/papers/2021-1330.pdf
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Just some shower thoughts, but this is the first real rough economic period for cryptocurrency and we'll get to see how it performs.
So far i think its impressive how its holding that 20k support.
As the title suggests, I would like to hear any strong points against Bitcoin. I hold Bitcoin but I am always curious to hear good arguments that are in opposition to my perspective so I can strengthen my own stance. Thank you!
Even though I do not have a lot of money, making me no appealing target for anyone, I'd never forgive myself if I lost the passphrase.
That is why I personally store my seed phrases as encrypted notes in my password manager and on paper (the ones found inside the Ledger Nano S) in my safe.
The former method is not what I was wishing for at the beginning, but it was a good trade-off between security and availability (aka won't lose it), but it exposes me to the risk of my password manager getting hacked, being it an appealing target per se.
My question on where you store seed phrases is to understand how you guys store your seed phrase, and if an app on your mobile that could securely store this information would be of interest to the community.
A little bit about me: I'm an indie developer experienced with building security solutions for mobile, currently running a 2FA Authenticator app, and as a crypto enthusiast I've felt the need of:
Hope this discussion won't violate any rules, in case I will delete it.
I noticed the post by the dad who bought his 2 year old daughter 1 BTC (way to go!) and it made me wonder... how many people own at least 1 BTC?
The total supply will eventually be 21 million BTC.
19.1 million BTC have already been mined.
It's estimated that around 2 million BTC have been lost (presumably forever). Some estimates of lost coins are as high as 3.8 million. Wow! And yikes. Secure your seed, folks!
"Lost coins only make everyone else's coins worth slightly more. Think of it as a donation to everyone."
--Satoshi Nakamoto
Here's where the numbers get even more fuzzy.
902,094 addresses on the blockchain hold 1 BTC or more. But some of those addresses could belong to exchanges or other institutions that hold coins belonging to multiple people, thus the number could be higher. But some people have multiple wallets, thus the number could be lower.
HHhhhhhhhmmmmm...
What's the best estimate for how many people own at least 1 BTC?
So, incase something happens to me in future; I may be incapacitated or die, how do I make sure that my loved ones will gain access to my bitcoin wallet. I'm thinking of drawing this elavorate treasure map, one that even an anonymous hacker named Indiana Jones could not figure out. Lol.
Any ideas on how to hide passwords and seed phrases, and still, securely share the information with a loved one?
Bitcoin is the best money, but what when you want some modern shares secured with cryptography and blockchain - using power of the strongest Blockchain - Bitcoin?
Is Rootstock(RSK) a good idea for this? How secure is it?
I suppose, for simple centralized tokens/shares, one could just released monthly statements from his database of who has what, signed, and notarized into Bitcoin...
a) just timestamped with Bitcoin, for example open time stamps
b) or broadcast to the world using bitcoin-graffiti with op return, to prove there are no other statements hidden besides the ones I publish now to certain shareholders.
Isn't Rootstock kind of doing (b) but collective among many operations in its chain, for any number of tokens?
With ABC rolling out Avalanche this week, it got me thinking about double spend proofs and what kind of adoption that's achieved.
Anyone have any info on adoption outside of the various BCH node software (eg. exchanges)?"
I wanted to know if it’s possible to get 10k € per month on cash near Paris completely anonymously. Does Binance P2P is anonymous ?
Hey everyone! Might be a dumb question but if I don’t sell, transfer or receive any Bitcoin, do I need to even put it on my tax statement? I wouldn’t be realizing and profit or loss and Bitcoin doesn’t pay dividends or capital gains so I should be good? Tia! Edit- I live in the United States
600 bottles of beer on the wall, 600 bottles of beer,
Take one down, pass it all around, 599 bottles of beer on the wall!
599 bottles of beer on the wall, 599 bottles of beer,
Take one down, pass it all around, 598 bottles of beer on the wall!
So I came across a blog of a guy advocating that everyone should run a full node. His main point was that even SATs that are on a hardware wallet, might not really be authentic and are prone to getting tampered with. Can this really happen ? I have all my BTC on a trezor and plan to eventually run a full node, but can hardware wallets have such a big flaw ?