TGilmour

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by TGilmour 10y ago
Just so you know, he was completely dishonest about the failed TX. https://twitter.com/nathanielpopper/status/74850972378426572... https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/4qn7xr&#x
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by TGilmour 10y ago
Great! Glad this is on public record.
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by TGilmour 10y ago
You can try and spin this any way you like. Is there any evidence, not hearsay, regarding this TX? (y/n question). Your whole argument is based on this one link, haha. No, I do contract work for bitcoin. As I already stated, "cryp
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by TGilmour 10y ago
I'm not saying NPR is lying, but your argument is based on it being a fact that a TX has failed, where we don't have the details of that TX or if it exists. I also don't think you understand what confirmation bias is. I don&#
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by TGilmour 10y ago
It's too bad the NPR didn't provide a tx id so we could see the issue, we just have to take their word for it? I think it's a terrible example with no evidence. It makes for a very weak argument. Not accepting BIPs and failin
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by TGilmour 10y ago
> Here's the podcast where the bitcoin "market" fails NPR in just the first few minutes: http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2016/06/29/484029238/episo... . The "market&quot
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by TGilmour 10y ago
The market will, and has decided that what you're claiming is wrong. The point that other cryptocurrencies are better implementations is moot, bitcoin is 8 years old and still working very well. I'm not saying Bitcoin is perfect a
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Private Equity on the Blockchain; Investor Transparency via Asset-Backed Coin(observer.com)
1 points by TGilmour 10y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin Pioneer Charlie Shrem Launches Private Equity fund on the Blockchain(coindesk.com)
1 points by TGilmour 10y ago|1 comments