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You are right I didn't read it, I'm not just talking about solar panels though but silver has properties which make it great for all electronics, the only reason it isn't used more is it is expensive. But in places where size matters it is typically used. It seems silver demand in solar panels...

It seems even if you find cheaper alternatives to silver that silver will always out compete it efficiency wise. There will always be a market for efficiency, space is a commodity.

STEEM is way more centralized than bitcoin so it doesn't really compare 1:1 when it comes to transaction volume. A lot of the new coins have very centralized features which make them secure while they are not very used. It is better to be more centralized and secure than weak and decentralized.

So you feel like the market is being manipulated then? How long can that continue in your opinion?

According to this :- https://www.statista.com/statistics/253293/global-gold-production-since-2005/ In 2016 more than 23 million kilos of silver was mined and 4 million kilos of silver was produced from scrap. About 60% of this went to industry like solar panels and electronics, leaving 40% in...

What? Cryptocurrency which presents a clear and present danger to the banking industry is being sabotaged by the banking industry? No! Why? They just care about the safety of their clients, they have to protect their customers from themselves by locking their accounts.

Well to spell it out to you, what happens is the hackers hijack australian bank accounts through various means and send money to places which accept bitcoins. Now when the customer eventually finds out about this transfer of their funds out of their account they call the bank and complain, the...

Well you should research what is possible on android because after all, it does consume a large percentage of the mobile market. http://www.smh.com.au/technology/consumer-security/malware-hijacks-big-four-australian-banks-apps-steals-twofactor-sms-codes-20160309-gnf528.html Not one case of a...

So apps can't install themselves as a VPN (read all network data), read SMS, read phone, record keystrokes without needing root access or an OS vulnerability? What about create an outbound connection to the hackers server? And you developed apps before? Ok.

Before smartphones existed? Literally just a couple threads down in this forum we have a member from here who had his mobile phone number changed and likely had got hacked or had his identity stolen prior to all of it occurring...

Aren't we having a war in 2018? Both silver and gold should double.

Except international bank transfers are much harder to do with most bank accounts in Australia and are way more likely to get looked at for fraud. Domestic bank transfers are way more common and take a day or two usually. Hackers have access to accounts all around the world and usually onsell...

Easy, not easy, doesn't really matter if it is happening. Solve the problem? Of course what the banks are doing won't solve it and criminals will come up with new methods to get irreversible bitcoins.

You mean the same phone that got hacked in the first place that allowed them to hack the bank account?

Them blocking transfers is them increasing "security measures". People who aren't hacked and are doing real bank transfers are being penalized here, it is the idiots who cannot keep their bank accounts safe costing the rest of us. It isn't hard to not install shitware on a computer or phone, and...

Right, but what about blockchain projects that do have tokens to trade? I can't see how you can say a big company like Microsoft releasing MCOIN which can be exchanged with bitcoin wouldn't push bitcoin/crypto higher in general.

Merry new years to one and all!!!! My first resolution this year... stop trying to mix maccas with alcohol.

It seems hackers are breaking into peoples bank accounts and doing bank transfers into bitcoin exchanges so they can get bitcoin (because bitcoin can't be taken from them). Pretty simple. And because this has happened enough times now the banks are making sure their clients are wanting to do...

So what happens when a company creates a blockchain project that can then be exchanged with other cryptos? It has NO IMPACT on any cryptocurrency today? Interesting.

When you have had at least 3 MASSIVE crashes in price you have a history of something. Not only massive price crashes but the rebound. Instead of focusing on the 3 large bitcoin crashes we could instead focus on the fact 3 times it has gone even higher. There is expectation now due to history...