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Bitcoin is more valuable than gold — but nowhere near as stable

Bitcoin has had its ups and downs since its introduction in 2009, but it's been on a rocket-ship ride of late. On Sunday, it surpassed the $4,000 mark for the first time.

Some investors consider bitcoin a safe haven that's comparable to gold. Like gold, the digital currency isn't tied to one country or central bank. When a particular country experiences a political or economic crisis, its national currency can often take a nosedive; it's global nature and usage make bitcoin more insulated from such problems.

In fact, the cyber currency, like gold, can benefit from crises and uncertainty. Gold and bitcoin surged 4% and 3%, respectively, after Donald Trump won the election. And some investors are linking the recent spike in bitcoin's value to the escalating war of words between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un over the latter's missiles and nuclear program.

Despite their similarities, there's one key difference: Gold has been much stabler than bitcoin, as we can see in this chart from Statista, which is based on data from Coindesk and onvista. So, for investors looking for a safe bet, the precious metal is still the way to go.

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Vista Network Review: Bitcoin & ethereum 80 day doubler Ponzi

Vista Network provide no information on their website about who owns or runs the business.

The Vista Network website domain (“vista.network”) was privately registered on May 29th, 2017.

At the time of publication Alexa estimate that the US is the largest source of traffic to the Visa Network website.

This suggests that whoever is running Vista Network is also likely based out of the US.

Update 8th January 2018 – In a company web conference held on January 6th, in response to the recent regulatory crackdown on USI-Tech and BitConnect, the CEO of Vista Network is revealed to be Armen Temurian.

According to his Facebook profile, Temuian is based out of California in the US.

Other MLM opportunities Temuian has been involved in include Amway, Enagic, Epic (Master Distributor) and Organo Gold (Crown Diamond).

Why this information isn’t provided on the Vista Network website is unclear. /end update

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

Vista Network Products

Visa Network has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Vista Network affiliate membership itself.

The Vista Network Compensation Plan

Vista Network affiliates invest 0.05 to 8 bitcoin and/or ethereum on the promise of a 200% ROI.

Double your Bitcoin and your Ethereum within 80 days or less through an automated Dual Coin Platform, with payments and deposits being encrypted automatically with the ultimate Vista Algorithms.

Vista Network affiliate ROIs are paid out at a rate of 2.5% a day, meaning 200% is reached in 80 days.

Referral commissions on invested funds are paid out via a binary compensation plan.

A binary compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a binary team, split into two sides (left and right):

The first level of the binary team houses two positions. The second level of the binary team is generated by splitting these first two positions into another two positions each (4 positions).

Subsequent levels of the binary team are generated as required, with each new level housing twice as many positions as the previous level.

Positions in the binary team are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of affiliates. Note there is no limit to how deep a binary team can grow.

Vista Network track new investment volume on both sides of the binary team.

At the end of each day new investment volume is tallied up, with affiliates paid a percentage of funds matched on both sides of their binary team.

How much of a percentage is paid is determined by how much a Vista Network affiliate has invested:

• invest 0.05 BTC or ETH and receive a 6% binary commission, capped at 0.1 BTC/ETH a day
• invest 0.1 BTC or ETH and receive a 7% binary commission, capped at 0.2 BTC/ETH a day
• invest 0.3 BTC or ETH and receive a 7% binary commission, capped at 0.6 BTC/ETH a day
• invest 0.5 BTC or ETH and receive a 7% binary commission, capped at 1 BTC/ETH a day
• invest 1 BTC or ETH and receive a 7% binary commission, capped at 2 BTC/ETH a day
• invest 2 BTC or ETH and receive a 7% binary commission, capped at 4 BTC/ETH a day
• invest 4 BTC or ETH and receive a 7% binary commission, capped at 8 BTC/ETH a day
• invest 8 BTC or ETH and receive a 7% binary commission, capped at 16 BTC/ETH a day

Joining Vista Network

Vista Network affiliate membership is tied to a 0.05 to 8 investment in bitcoin and/or ethereum.

Conclusion

Vista Network claim they source ROI revenue from

• mining
• Trading (365 Days a Year/24hrs a Day Market Never Sleeps “RobotTraders”)
• asset tracking
• Asset Acquisition ‘Buy and Hold’
• Asset Portfolio and Management
• MLM ‘P2P’
• BLOCKCHAIN Acquisition and Mergers and
• Enterprise Level Software Companies or Acquisitions

Other than “MLM P2P”, no evidence of external revenue generation is provided.

“MLM P2P” is significant, as “P2P” stands for “peer to peer”. In MLM underbelly scamspeak, “peer to peer” is code for affiliates paying affiliates.

That’s not quite the case with Vista Network, however the end-result flow of money is the same.

New Vista Network affiliates are recruited, they pump new money into the system and Vista Network use that money to pay existing affiliates a daily ROI.

The other sources of revenue generation are baloney. If Vista Network was profitable in any of the areas claimed, there’d be no reason to solicit investment from randoms over the internet.

Especially considering Vista Network claim to have been mining bitcoin since 2014.

Putting aside the fact that Vista Network didn’t exist until a few months ago, Vista Network’s mining claim raises two possibilities:

1. their mining operations have been unprofitable and so the company has turned to public investment (why would anyone invest in mining operations generating a loss?) or
2. Vista Network’s mining operations are profitable, which again raises the question of why they’re soliciting investment from the public

The reason Vista Network’s claims make no sense is because they’re only made to convince people to sign up and invest.

Claims made by Ponzi scammers don’t hold up to scrutiny, and obviously such is the case with Vista Network.

As with all Ponzi schemes, once affiliate recruitment slows down so too will new funds entering the system.

This will starve Vista Network of ROI revenue, eventually prompting a collapse.

As we’ve seen in GladiaCoin and pretty much every other cryptocurrency doubler to date, when they collapse the majority of investors lose money.

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66 Comments on “Vista Network Review: Bitcoin & ethereum 80 day doubler Ponzi”

Well your article is absolutely wrong. The owners very open about who they are and all available to talk to. You can google all of them.

You can also walk in and visit their office in L.A and watch them trade live like we have.

The owners very open about who they are and all available to talk to.

No they aren’t, there’s zero information about them on the Vista Network website.

You can google all of them.

If there’s nothing to hide, why doesn’t Vista Network disclose information about company ownership on its website?

You can also walk in and visit their office in L.A and watch them trade live like we have.

Vista Network also fail to provide any address, in LA or otherwise, on their website.

But alright then, let’s play along. If you did visit Vista Network management at an LA office, did you ask them why they’re offering a security in the US and aren’t registered with the SEC?

You’re full of shit son.

I live in LA and request visit the office and they told me not ready.

Also they say in Glendale but not the specific address, Glendale is really big city.

With the company having launched you don’t think it’s strange they can’t accept visitors at their office?

Also LA = US, why isn’t Vista Network registered with the SEC?

Review updated with information about Vista Network’s CEO, Armen Temurian.

I am currently watching a whole group of people on Facebook being drug into this by the admin of a certain FB group.

The post showed a picture of a generic PC graphics card with a headline that reads: “Revolutionary Crypto Mini-Mining Launch – To Mine $400-$800/mo with EACH UNIT”.

So I commented on the post that, “Im sorry, but what does a picture of a generic graphics card have to do with Vista? I sure hope those aren’t what they are using because a real miner looks like this: (Posted a pic of an Antminer S9)”.

The admin of the group commented back, “Lets not get too technical” LOL.

I did not think I was getting too technical, as this post is saying that a generic graphics card will mine $400-$800 per month with each unit!

So already, misinformation was being posted to lure people into this and a whole bunch of people were commenting that they are “IN”, “just signed up”, etc, etc.

Only a couple of people have so far stopped to wonder about this company because of my subtle “hint” in my post, questioning the pic of generic graphics card as opposed to a real mining machine. I declined to comment further.

Hello Behind Mlm.

Thank you for your article. I feel your article is very lopsided.

You have a clear picture of my face and my name and my information is clearly available on every social media platform. It wouldn’t be difficult to find me and do a real interview before jumping into conclusions.

We are the first company in this space doing it right and practicing good business practices. (Ozedit: attempt to take discussion offsite removed)

How many Crypto Compmay CEO’S or Co-Founders have you meet who approached you with open doors and open arms as I am doing so today? Would love to have you as a guest at VISTA to share our Vision and Mission as we emerge as the first and truly real bitcoin affiliate program play globally.

Armen A. Temurian, CEO CO-FOUNDER
VISTA NETWORKS TECHNOLOGIES USA

You have a clear picture of my face and my name and my information is clearly available on every social media platform.

Why is it not provided on the Vista Network website itself?

It wouldn’t be difficult to find me and do a real interview before jumping into conclusions.

I publish reviews from the perspective of due-diligence based on publicly available information.

I do not recommend anyone conducting MLM due-diligence interview the owner of a company for basic information. The failure to provide this information is a reflection of management either deliberately keeping a low-profile or having no clue how to run a business.

How many Crypto Compmay CEO’S or Co-Founders have you meet who approached you with open doors and open arms as I am doing so today?

Instead of posturing with meaningless gestures, how about you confirm whether you or Vista Network are registered to offer securities anywhere in the world?

Our version 2.0 site will have everything sir. All our info will be there we will launch the site in a few days as we bring our entire company into compliance.
Thank you for your swift response. Please visit us and we will tell you our story and share with you our great vision. We want to make mlm great again and we will with VISTA.

So that’s a “no” on the SEC registration then?

The horse has bolted and you’re already illegally offering unregistered securities. Good luck with that.

We have stoped offering these products to people. Instead we purchased the following platforms higher.org travelada.com created the VISTA mining pool launched indexcoin.com a federally licenced exchange in Mexico…

And we will launch our own poloniex style exchange in the US next month and created and now launching the first world’s “mini miner” dedicated to take mining to the homes of people where we can sell them a real super mining machine they can plug and play and mine on their own.

We didn’t start perfect sir but we changed things and we made it right and compliant. We are the first to achieve this.

You will be proud of what we have done here at VISTA. We are disappointed with these ponzi schemes and we will be the first company to try to change this and be the example.

We have stoped offering these products to people.

What products? You offered an 80 day 200% ROI on bitcoin and ethereum investment.

Stop dodging the question and answer whether you and Vista Network are registered to offer securities in the US.

No we are not registered with the SEC and we are no longer offering securities. (Ozedit: offtopic derail attempt removed)

If that’s the case then I’ll flag this review for an update.

It’s going to have to wait though, got my hands full with BitConnect and potentially USI-Tech at the moment.

Classic example of one who fails to do any form of thorough due diligence, prints information that is outdated and doesn’t bother to keep up with relevant info. (Ozedit: Offtopic derail attempts removed)

The review is date-stamped and 100% accurate as at the time of publication.

A Ponzi scheme changing its business model after making publicly available said business model and being reviewed isn’t my problem.

Till there’s more information provided on the Vista Network website, let’s not pretend it was anything more than just another GladiaCoin style bitcoin doubler Ponzi.

“You’re full of shit son” comment to one of the commenters here shows your level of intelligence, lack of integrity and credibility.

You got your answer, Vista isnto offering securities and therefore SEC registration is N/A. Suggest you move on…

Furthermore, your misguided focus relating to the CEO not publishing his extensive resume or putting his face on a website to prove ownership is absurd… (Ozedit: Offtopic derail attempts removed)

You got your answer, Vista isnto offering securities and therefore SEC registration is N/A.

As at the time of publication of this review, Vista Network had or intended to launch a bitcoin Ponzi doubler. That was a securities offering and required SEC registration.

Till I see a new business model, Vista Network is just another abandoned scheme due to the recent regulatory crackdown on crypto Ponzis in the US.

Furthermore, your misguided focus relating to the CEO not publishing his extensive resume or putting his face on a website to prove ownership is absurd…

Nope. Basic MLM due-diligence.

Have you guys seen the mini mining machine they want to release. I had Armen, the CEO calling me names and all kinds of nonsense on one of my Live Facebook videos for calling him out on this nonsense.

He wants to fly me down to California to do an interview at their headquarters and prove me wrong about their mining machine.

I highly doubt they are going to let me test their machine in the manner I would like. They have refused to send me one to test, but will fly me down first class and put me up in the Hilton. So they obviously want to control the testing conditions.

I want to take one apart, format it, install linux, and check it’s real hash rates.. Not gonna let that happen.

Their machine is a joke.. Basically it is a $45 Raspberry Pi that they are selling for $995… Seriously, hit up my link and watch that video if you want a good laugh.

I have little against an MLM business model, but these guys are just swindling people that don’t have technical knowledge in computer hardware and crypto mining and it is sickening.

Marina Jeffery: “You’re full of shit son” comment to one of the commenters here shows your level of intelligence, lack of integrity and credibility.

Another explanation is the guy is full of shit.

I think I’ll go with that one.

So you’re going the “invest in a mining pool” route then?

Sorry Armen, T LeMont Silver only signs up for Ponzi schemes.

Adding a social network and crypto education BS doesn’t change the fact that Vista Network affiliates are depositing money with Vista on the expectation of a passive monthly ROI.

You’re either going to have to register the automated smart pool offering with the SEC and prove external revenue, or Vista Network is just another crypto Ponzi being promoted by the usual suspects.

WOW! What a video! Is that T Le Mont Silver doing the intro? Who is he anyway?

After listening to his intro, I am going to check out VISTA for myself. May be they have something or may be they are a ponzi. We shall see.

p.s. The CEO has balls to show up here and take some heat. 🙂 I have never seen any that posted here.

Silver has been chasing Ponzi riches since before Zeek Rewards. We’ve documented his escapades since about 2011 from memory.

Some of my thoughts about the article and the conversations that followed.

1. I have been in companies that told you who was behind the company and product that turned out to be a scam and I have been in companies where you did not know who the founder and CEO was that were great companies. This is an easy way to discredit a company regardless of if they deserve it or not.

2. Once the CEO was identified and even responded to your concerns, your response was basically that you do not have the time to correct the information here.

Many will not read the comments below and will nt see the responses. So you have plenty of time to reply to comments here (and I am sure on other pages on your site) but no time to correct errors.

This seems as scammy as the issues you were questioning – You try to discredit them but have no time to correct your errors makes your articles without value and not worth reading more of them.

3. He will not send equipment to someone who admittedly wants to reverse engineer it – no brainer.

The CEO takes the time to reply while while redesigning the website, the company and the product, but you do not have the time to take 10 to 15 minutes to correct a few lines in an article. Makes me wonder which one of you realy is the scammer.

Some hate MLM and some are overzealous to protect us, but ethics demand that you correct the article or admin that you do not care if it is correct.

I have been in companies that told you who was behind the company and product that turned out to be a scam

Nobody said knowing who’s behind the company guarantees it isn’t a scam.

Basic MLM due-diligence: If the company isn’t upfront about who’s running the show that’s a major red flag. Anything you read further into that is on you.

Once the CEO was identified and even responded to your concerns, your response was basically that you do not have the time to correct the information here.

No, I said I’d flag the review for an update but it’d have to wait. Consequently I’ve visited the Vista Network website and there’s nothing to update.

So you have plenty of time to reply to comments here (and I am sure on other pages on your site) but no time to correct errors.

What errors would those be? This review is date-stamped and as at the time of publication Vista Network was an 80 doubler Ponzi scheme.

I assume Armen thought he could quietly get away with Ponzi fraud but dropped the doubler model shortly after the review was published. That’s not on me.

Those are the facts and this review won’t change. If I publish an update it’ll be a 2.0 review with a new date-stamp.

If Vista Network are going the mining pool route they’ll still need to register with the SEC, but as of yet I’ve seen nothing official since the Ponzi doubler model.

Did a follow up to my original video. This time I analyzed one of their conference calls and ripped it apart for all the inconsistencies.

Don’t get scammed by these guys.. youtube.com/watch?v=Nm8UmEy3nZA

Armen did say in a recent video that they are “Following the Bitconnect model exactly” – Exact quote. LOLOLOLOLOLOOL!

3. He will not send equipment to someone who admittedly wants to reverse engineer it – no brainer.

They said it is patent pending. A patent filing is public information. They will not give us the patent filing number, and say it’s all top secret which makes no sense.

We don’t need to reverse engineer it, just need the patent filing number. Everything that is needed to know is in it… I’m calling their bluff. But Armen already admitted to me that it is in fact a Raspberry Pi 😉

They also say they have a patent pending compensation plan…?? What?? And 2 other big companies have this same compensation plan. What?? My head hurts….

A Raspberry Pi miner you say? Revolutionary!

SCAM SCAM SCAM……This will collapse before it gets going because Armen is a conartist!

BUT WAIT… THERE’S MORE!!

You can also stream Netflix on it!

*Mini Miner* How exciting.

JUst wanteed to say that I do not follow blindly.

I posted concerns with your review. You addressed them Thank You.

I now need to investigate more before I invest.

I know that I can build a Raspberry Pi miner for

125.00, so i need to know why the price on theirs is so high.

Hey Im just gonna say sincere “Thank you” to Oz and Armen and jesse too. For all of you are here together because u are all looking out for the little guys. Reaspects to Oz for retracting the statement calling our CEO a scam. Everything will become clear when its time.

Thanks Armen especially for taking the time to defend Vista again. I enjoyed that faith was all it took for you to finally be finished with the impossible. I cant wait to see how much more incredible this will eventually be.

All these times I only wished Jessee was already a signed member in the chat. Im sure he would make ken really happy every day. I don’t think we have anyone more passionate than that.

Bro u got heart man . real heart. so if it turns out you were wrong please accept my invite to join us. I bet You will be tons of fun to have around.

Oh BTW all’ya blowing smoke and shit out of ur asses.. to be honest i cant believe what was being argued over.

Due diligence ma ass. as if anything can be proven these days lol boy do we all deserve a day in hell for being this stupd.

Reaspects to Oz for retracting the statement calling our CEO a scam.

Uh, when did that happen. (both me calling Armen a scam and retracting it)

i cant believe what was being argued over. Due diligence ma ass.

Aaaand this is why cryptocurrency fraud is thriving. Stay classy.

Oz: If that’s the case then I’ll flag this review for an update.

Sometimes the line between truth and fiction is just too thin. the ability to spot any difference has increasing difficultly.

I sometimes wonder if i rather be caught in a well thought out scam or to be caught trying to gamble my dollar for a million more in some shitsites.

I sometimes wonder if i rather be caught in a well thought out scam or to be caught trying to gamble my dollar for a million more in some shitsites.

That’s an easy one. Just ask anyone who lost money in the recently collapsed BitConnect Ponzi scheme whether they’d have been better off not investing at all.

greeting behindmlm. Mining cryptocurrency is a different process. But it is possible to mining a profitable coin like Altcoin example would be Mooncoins and convert the mooncoins into Dogecoin and then take the Doge and sell them for bitcoins.

Now is that a scam or mlm scam?

Crypto mining itself isn’t a scam. What a silly question.

mining is not but those running companies do. its all about greed and I do have high hopes with Vista wanting to be the first to show the world that not only it is possible to be fair.

it is also possible to be generous. But that’s a big hat for any man to fill., no doubt Vista had its disappointing moments but that’s life. It affects some more than others.

I never believed the bullshit advices that are plastered in goodwill. like diversify aor playing with money u can lose… these are just the bullshit net leaders spins to protect their self interest.. team members aka assets, if only they could brand their team members most would. hypocrites is what they are.

I hope to see a day where they are cast aside along with those self proclaim mentos. i believe at this rate we are going the days will be sooner than i hoped.

Now finally Vista is launched but it is still not without issues, I am a fair person who do not take sides.

I agree that many misunderstandings could have been avoided and better handled. I will update u guys again with regards to the mini miner as it is the one piece of equipment that warrants any attention which sets the company apart.

Its not greed to believe in something good and not necessary that if its too good to be true it has to be fake.

no venture u remain dosnt mean u cant gain by staying as you are. its a simple life. no reason for one to always be right about anything.

I knew Bcc was a scam from the start simply because they never existed to being with. Who on earth would defy the hackers and retuen when hell broke loose only to do refunds?

When everyone rushed in to sell I rushed in to buy, I Ki could not buy fast enough what most re selling it till the day she sinks.

I still hodling my coins and am waiting for it to hit the 1$ mark. I am also grateful for Laser. It took me out of a bad place when I needed the assistance.

its sad that they chose to go but in life that’s how it is. we all change. nothing is constant.

Silly questions are still questions asked by the ignorant , by the cynical, or simply as a form of rhetorical i enjoy silly questions more than the having the questions i have no answers to hahahahah.

and to ur question.. i rather go another round with Laser than to have another idiot walk up to ne asking e for my empty wallet so that he can hook me upo to his mining rig . I once string a guy for 2 weeks to hand over my wallet trying to understand the logic behind it..

i had to ask questions he had no answers to… making upp answers for him as w go along… well most of them simply shapeshift but i met 1 who changed his ways.. it was a rewarding enough.

if u enjoy silly questions i had tons of them alongside silly answers those 2 weeks lol.

Funny how people who admit they have a history of participation in Ponzi schemes are now looking at Vista Network. Nothing suss.

Any maybe if you bothered to ask more “silly questions” in the first place, you wouldn’t still be running around chasing Ponzi dreams from one scam to the next.

let me rephrase.. i suspected BCC was a scam but was only sure the day they ran. but i have hopes to see them back.

what im saying is it takes faith to join such companies. and its takes greed and selfishness to only join after seeing how others profits.

scammers do a lot of harm but no less them legit companies. but scammers i think are honest. esp th pros.. they work so near the line i can hardly tell the difference..

look at questra… they would buy an entire building and hire trainers to setup the scam… so what good is DD anyways?

I JUST APPRECIATE THAT SOMETIMES THE ONES WITH A BIT OF HUMANITY DO DROP HINTS PIOR LEAVING.

i once was so tired of them shit i went right up to one and ask out right when is he shutting down and how much should i put in in order not to be burnt… he actually told me craZY SHIT PPL DO THESE DAYS.

what im saying is it takes faith to join such companies.

If you base your MLM due-diligence on faith you’re asking to get scammed.

look at questra… they would buy an entire building and hire trainers to setup the scam… so what good is DD anyways?

Ignoring a fraudulent business model and listening to trainers hired to promote said fraudulent business model isn’t due-diligence. It’s stupidity.

Some people learn from their mistakes. Then there’s you.

Oz:
Funny how people who admit they have a history of participation in Ponzi schemes are now looking at Vista Network. Nothing suss.

Any maybe if you bothered to ask more “silly questions” in the first place, you wouldn’t still be running around chasing Ponzi dreams from one scam to the next.

ICAME FROM A DIFFERENT PLACVE. GOT SCREWED AND INCURRED A HUGE NEVER ENDING DEBT., KLOST EVERYTHING and i did no wrong.

life just had too many lemons.. u wont believe that thses shit can happen. its not something i chose to do but it was an eye opener for me.

just say i have yet burnt anyone nor any company. had oppunitirs i had to kck myself for turning down. I have mypride and my interigty,, and i anser to no one. (Ozedit: solicitation for recruitment removed)

ICAME FROM A DIFFERENT PLACVE. GOT SCREWED AND INCURRED A HUGE NEVER ENDING DEBT., KLOST EVERYTHING and i did no wrong.

You chased Ponzi riches and got scammed. In other news the sky is still blue.

Stay tuned for more at 6…

my rule of thumb.. research their cost of invstment and go in fasdt like a good entrypoint is impt, ands ext fast. hence when ever i ask nobody would join ab=nd by the tiem i am leaving ppl are signing up and blaming me for being selfish not letting them in.
i join many projects not simply for the gains alone. else id be rich by now. its all self taught for me . i came into this world alone after getting screwed in RL even amazon screwed me … if u know how i could counter sue please enlighten me. i am still too broke for an american lawyer as counsel. i had made many enemies and allies alike. i like u . u do tell it like it is, definately a
pleasure hearing ur opinions thsts for sure esp the advice

my rule of thumb..

is what lead you to losing money in Ponzi schemes in the first place.

You can either continue following your rule of thumb or take a step back and reevaluate where you are in life.

This is offtopic and has nothing to do with Vista Network, so I’ll be marking anything further about your personal situation as spam.

what im saying is it takes faith to join such companies. and its takes greed and selfishness to only join after seeing how others profits.

If you join Vista and make a million dollars (and many people will), I still wouldn’t join. The machine is a hoax.

TinyVillionaire Alex Goh: but scammers i think are honest.

You have lost your mind.

Just stop trying to explain them or your actions at this point.

No one can take you as having any type of brain that matters.

well i do agree the machine is incredible but all u have is a speculation nothing concrete. i am also upset Armen not letting me in on it but i guess nobody would show ur cards til u called his bluff.

im also waiting and vista 2.0 did occur but in all honesty its not as great as i hoped for.

i will not accuse anyone without proof and you shouldn’t too. calling it a hoax is as bad as convincing ppl its real. well.. all im saying is time will tell. and life has taught us enough that only if u are greedy u get burnt.

its true when i say scammers are honest.. usi did confront many trolls but left ethans report alone. everyone has a past. and thats what defines us.. until today they still stand, but for hoe long? again time will tell.

Which is Better, Bitcoin or Litecoin?

Which is Better, Bitcoin or Litecoin?

Bitcoin has faced growing competition from newer cryptocurrencies, one of which is litecoin. Bitcoin was first introduced around 2008 in a paper by Japanese Satoshi Nakamoto and rose to fame for the next few years while litecoin was launched in 2011.

According to its creators, litecoin could act as a secondary cryptocurrency to bitcoin, just as silver is a lower kind of precious metal compared to gold. As of this writing, litecoin has a market capitalization of around $75 million and is actually proving to be a rival of bitcoin, which is currently holding a market size of $4 billion.

What’s the Difference Between Bitcoin and Litecoin?

Since both are cryptocurrencies, bitcoin and litecoin share a lot of similarities. These lack a governing body that oversees operations and transactions, making them decentralized in nature. In addition, these digital currencies are often adopted by online merchants in order to incur lower transactions costs on payments.

One factor that makes litecoin lower in value compared to bitcoin is that there are only a total of 21 million bitcoins available while litecoin can reach up to 84 million based on its mining algorithms. Since these digital currencies are controlled by governments or central banks, the market factors of supply and demand are the ones determining their value.

With this, some analysts believe that litecoin can offer a psychological advantage to bitcoin, as consumers often prefer to have transactions in whole units instead of fractions. Litecoin also enjoys a faster speed of transaction compared to bitcoin, as the former takes only 2.5 minutes while the latter needs 9 minutes.

Bitcoin or Litecoin?

At the end of the day, the main difference lies in the mining algorithm for each cryptocurrency. Bitcoin makes use of the longstanding SHA-256 algorithm, whereas Litecoin makes use of a comparatively new algorithm known as Scrypt. This has significant implications on the computing power needed to mine the altcoins and the security associated per unit, making bitcoin the more superior alternative in this regard.

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OnVista is currently available in the following countries: Peru, Switzerland, Romania, Israel, Turkey, Thailand, Germany, China, Japan, Denmark, Netherlands, Slovakia, Greece, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Poland, Estonia, Chile, Australia, Austria, Singapore, Indonesia, Czech Republic, South Korea, Colombia, Croatia, Serbia, France, United Kingdom, Sweden, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Finland, Hungary, Belgium, Hong Kong, Spain, Taiwan, Philippines, Malaysia, Russia, Bulgaria, India, Canada, Mexico, South Africa, Italy, Brazil, Portugal, Argentina, Saudi Arabia, United States, New Zealand, Egypt, Vietnam.

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Bitcoin onvista

Can i do mining with a normal PC?

I don't have too many expectations. Maybe 0,1 in one week?

No, not possible. You will effectively compete against all computational resources on Earth, that are now cracking this nut. If I can estimate, a humble home PC will produce around 1 - 100 MH/s, based on CPU or GPU mining stats. This range covers different CPUs and single-GPU computers. You can compare hash rate with the profit estimate using this calculator. Based on the hash-rate, your electricity bill will much out-weight any profit from mining.

To achieve a 0,1 BTC/week you'd have to invest in a pretty expensive, power-hungry ASIC box that can produce tens of GH/sec, subject to ever-increasing complexity.

OnVista Bank Aktiendepot im Test 2018: Warum der Online-Broker auf ganzer Linie überzeugt

Bei der OnVista Bank handelte sich nicht um ein gewöhnliches Kreditinstitut, sondern vielmehr um einen Online-Broker. Schon seit dem Jahre 1997 ist der Anbieter am Markt vertreten, sodass er vor zwei Jahren sein fünfzehnjähriges Jubiläum feiern konnte. Bei OnVista Bank handelte es sich zur damaligen Zeit um den ersten Online-Broker überhaupt, der (damals noch unter dem Namen Fimatex) die Möglichkeit anbot, auch über die EUREX zu handeln. Seit dem Jahre 2007 gehört der Broker zum französischen Unternehmen Boursorama S.A. Aktuell im Dezember 2016 wurde die OnVista Group durch die comdirect bank AG übernommen. Der Online Broker wird aber als eigenständige Marke weitergeführt. So bleibt er wie gewohnt für seine Kunden ein zuverlässiger und kompetenter Partner.

Vor -und Nachteile der OnVista Bank:

• kostenlose Trader-Plattform sowie nutzbare Software Global Trading System
• kostenloses Wertpapierdepot sowie kostenloses Verrechnungskonto
• keine Mindesteinlage notwendig
• Kunden können sich kostenlose Orders in Form von FreeBuys erarbeiten
• umfangreichen Wissensangebot mit Videos und Musterkonten
• Handel an allen deutschen Börsen sowie internationalen Börsenplätzen

• auch beim Verkauf von Wertpapieren entstehen stets Kosten

WEITER ZUR ONVISTA BANK: www.onvista-bank.de

Zu den Vorteilen, die natürlich auch zu unseren OnVista Bank Erfahrungen gehören, zählt zum Beispiel die Tatsache, dass sowohl Aktiendepot als auch Konto kostenlos geführt werden können. Es ist keine Mindesteinlage bei der Kontoeröffnung zu beachten und darüber hinaus können die Trader davon profitieren, dass sowohl eine kostenlose Trader-Plattform als auch die professionelle Software angeboten wird. In unserem großen OnVista Bank Test haben wir zudem festgestellt, dass an allen wichtigen deutschen und über zehn internationalen Börsenplätzen gehandelt werden kann. Der außerbörsliche Handel ist mit mehr 20 Partnern ebenfalls möglich. Besonders bekannt wurde der Broker vor allen Dingen durch seine FreeBuys, bei denen es sich um kostenlose Orders handelt, die sich der Kunde erarbeiten kann. Ein kleiner Nachteil, der allerdings heutzutage bei nahezu jedem Online-Broker und bei jeder Direktbank vorhanden ist, besteht darin, dass auch beim Verkauf von Wertpapieren stets Kosten anfallen.

Top-Konditionen bei der Onvista Bank

Konditionen-Überblick

• kostenloses Wertpapierdepot
• kostenloses Verrechnungskonto
• Provision 0,23 Prozent vom Gegenwert, maximal 39 Euro
• Ordergebühren mindestens 5,99 Euro
• Handel an allen deutschen sowie 13 internationalen Börsen
• außerbörslicher Handel über mehr als 20 Partner
• Limit-Orders kostenlos
• keine Mindesteinlage
• Aufträge ändern und streichen kostenlos
• telefonischer Kundenservice von 8 bis 19 Uhr an jedem Börsentag

Regulierung und Einlagensicherung

Die Regulierung findet bei der OnVista Bank selbstverständlich durch die zuständige deutsche Finanzaufsichtsbehörde, die BaFin, statt. Die BaFin kontrolliert alle Online-Broker und Banken, die in Deutschland einen Hauptsitz haben oder zumindest über eine Niederlassung verfügen. Bezüglich der Einlagensicherung konnten wir sehr positive OnVista Bank Erfahrungen machen, was in erster Linie damit zu tun hat, dass sich die Einlagensicherung nicht nur auf die gesetzliche Norm von nur 100.000 Euro pro Kunde begrenzt. Insgesamt beträgt die Einlagensicherung pro Kunde nämlich mehr als vier Millionen Euro, sodass es für die weitaus meisten Trader so ist, dass das vorhandene Kapital in vollem Umfang geschützt ist.

Einlagensicherung bis zu über 4 Mio. €

Unsere OnVista Bank Erfahrungen im Detail

Zu unseren OnVista Bank Erfahrungen, die wir in unserem großen OnVista Bank Test natürlich ausführlich darlegen möchten, gehört zunächst einmal das Depot, über welches der Trader handeln kann. Das Wertpapierdepot wird von der OnVista Bank als FreeBuy-Depot bezeichnet, sodass der Name auch gleich eines der wichtigsten Merkmale des Anbieters beinhaltet, die es im Bereich des Wertpapierhandels gibt. Bei der OnVista Bank ist es nämlich möglich, dass sich Trader sogenannte FreeBuys, also kostenlose Orders, erarbeiten können. Dies kann dadurch geschehen, dass entweder auf dem Verrechnungskonto stets ein Guthaben in bestimmter Höhe vorhanden ist oder aber der Trader erreicht eine bestimmte Anzahl Trades pro Monat bzw. Quartal durchführt. In diesem Fall kann sich der Kunde – je nach Guthaben und Anzahl der Trades – eine bestimmte Anzahl von FreeBuys erarbeiten. Das Aktien Trading findet über die kostenlose Trading-Plattform statt oder alternativ über die Software Global Trading System.

Neben dem Handel von Optionen, Futures, Aktien und Anleihen bietet die OnVista Bank nach unseren Erfahrungen darüber hinaus auch den Handel mit CFDs sowie mit ETFs und anderen Fonds an. Bei mehr als 9.000 zugelassenen Fonds kann der Kunde ohne Ausgabeaufschlag handeln. Der Handel von Zertifikaten ist selbstverständlich ebenfalls möglich und auch den außerbörslichen Handel bietet der Broker an.

WEITER ZUR ONVISTA BANK: www.onvista-bank.de

Unser OnVista Bank Test – Gebühren und Handelskonditionen

Sowohl Wertpapierdepot als auch Verrechnungskonto sind bei der OnVista Bank unserer Erfahrung nach kostenfrei. Wichtig zu wissen ist, dass die Orderprovision 0,23 Prozent beträgt. Mindestens 3,99 Euro muss der Kunde daher in den ersten 6 Monaten zahlen, wobei die maximalen Ordergebühren auf 39 Euro beschränkt sind. Nach dem halben Jahr erhöhen sich die Ordergebühren auf 5,99€. Der Handel ist an allen wichtigen deutschen Börsen sowie an 13 internationalen Börsen möglich und zudem stehen exakt 24 Partner für den außerbörslichen Handel zur Verfügung. Eine Mindesteinlage gibt es nicht und Limit-Orders sind kostenlos. Darüber hinaus hat der Kunde die Möglichkeit, Aufträge zu ändern oder streichen zu lassen, was ebenfalls nicht mit Kosten verbunden ist.

OnVista Bank Ratgeber:

Leistungen, Extras und Kundenservice

Zu den Leistungen der OnVista Bank gehört, dass auf der Webseite umfangreiches Informationsmaterial zur Verfügung gestellt wird. In dem umfangreichen Basiswissen-Bereich gibt es zum Beispiel verschiedene Videos, ein Musterkonto oder auch ein Demokonto für den Bereich des CFD-Handels. Darüber hinaus veranstaltet der Broker von Zeit zu Zeit Aktionen, was wir auch in unserem OnVista Bank Test feststellen konnten. Auch bietet der Broker eine App an.

Inzwischen hat die OnVista Bank das Festpreis-System auch durchaus mit in die Depot-Varianten aufgenommen und zwar in Form vom Festpreis-Depot. Dieses Depot ist für Trader eine gute Variante, die nicht so viel und häufig traden und keine großen Summen einsetzen. Für diese Trader lohnt sich das FreeBuy-Depot oft nicht, daher ist das Festpreis-Depot eine sehr gut Alternative. Die Kosten variieren je nach ausgewähltem Handelsland. Innerhalb von Deutschland liegen sie bei 5 Euro pro Order. Dazu kommen 1,50 Euro an Handelsplatz-Gebühren. Für den Handel in den USA werden 10 Euro pro Order berechnet. Zu diesen 10 Euro kommen noch 2,50 Euro dazu. Für alle anderen Ländern, die für den Handel angeboten werden, wird eine Gebühr in Höhe von 25 Euro plus 5 Euro berechnet. So weiß der Trader direkt schon vor dem Start der Order, mit welchen Gebühren er rechnen muss und hat einen optimalen Überblick über die Kosten.

Zum Kundenservice möchten wir in unserem OnVista Bank Erfahrungsbericht festhalten, dass dieser über eine Notfallhotline von Montag bis Freitag zwischen 8 und 22 Uhr erreichbar ist. Darüber hinaus kann der Kunde natürlich auch per E-Mail Kontakt zum Broker aufnehmen.

Hohe Servicevielfalt bei der Onvista Bank – ein Überblick

Testberichte und Auszeichnungen

Aufgrund seiner langjährigen Erfahrung konnte die OnVista Bank für den Bereich Brokerage und Depotkonto schon zahlreiche Auszeichnungen erhalten. So wurde die Bank beispielsweise in den Jahren 2010, 2011 und 2012 Vergleichs-Testsieger im Bereich der kleineren Online-Broker, wobei das Fachmagazin €uro am Sonntag der Veranstalter gewesen ist (Ausgabe 33/2010, 33/2011 und 33/2012). Im Jahre 2011 konnte der konnte die OnVista Bank zudem bei der Wahl zum Future-Broker des Jahres, die vom Brokertest.de veranstaltet wurde, den dritten Rang erzielen. Ein Jahr zuvor erreichte die OnVista Bank in der Rubrik „Produktangebote“ sogar bei der von der „Börse Online“ durchgeführten Wahl zum „Broker des Jahres“ den ersten Platz.

News sowie Fragen und Antworten zur Onvista Bank:

Die wichtigsten Fragen und Antworten zur OnVista Bank haben wir im folgenden zusammengefasst. Bitte beachten Sie auch Informationen und News zu den Angeboten der OnVista Bank.

Was kostet das Wertpapierdepot bei der OnVista Bank?

Ein OnVista Bank Depot zu eröffnen ist kinderleicht und das Wertpapierdepot ist hier vollkommen kostenlos. Der Kunde muss hier auch keine Mindestguthaben oder eine bestimmte Anzahl pro Trades erreichen, damit keine Gebühren bei der Kontoführung bzw. Depotführung anfallen. Das Verrechnungskonto kann ebenfalls kostenlos geführt werden.

Wie hoch ist die Einlagensicherung?

Die Einlagensicherung reicht bei der OnVista Bank über die gesetzlichen Anforderungen hinaus, die bekanntlich bei 100.000 Euro im Raum der EU liegen. Die OnVista Bank kann aufgrund der Mitgliedschaft in einer freiwilligen Schutzeinrichtung einer rund 40-mal höhere Einlagensicherung anbieten, denn die Einlagensicherung reicht pro Kunde bis zu einem Betrag von über 4 Millionen Euro.

Wie hoch sind die Ordergebühren?

Die Orderprovision beträgt bei der OnVista Bank 0,23 Prozent vom gehandelten Gegenwert. Zu beachten ist hier die übliche Mindestgebühr, die bei der OnVista Bank im ersten halben Jahr 3,99€ beträgt und im Anschluss 5,99 Euro beträgt. Insgesamt muss der Kunde maximal eine Gebühr von 39 Euro pro Order zahlen.

Wo kann gehandelt werden?

Zum einen bietet die OnVista Bank den Börsenhandel an, der an allen wichtigen deutschen Börsen sowie an derzeit 13 internationalen Börsen erfolgen kann. Zudem ist auch der außerbörsliche Handel möglich, wobei es hier mittlerweile mehr als 20 Partner gibt. Produkte der BNP Paribas können derzeit sogar für einen Festpreis von fünf Euro direkt gehandelt werden.

Wann ist der Kundenservice erreichbar?

Der Kundenservice ist immer per E-Mail erreichbar, wobei sich die telefonische Erreichbarkeit wie bei vielen anderen Mitbewerbern auf bestimmte Uhrzeiten beschränkt. Diese liegen bei der OnVista Bank börsentäglich, also von Montag bis Freitag, zwischen 8 und 22 Uhr.

Was kann gehandelt werden?

Eine Stärke der OnVista Bank ist sicherlich, dass nahezu alle börsenfähigen Finanzprodukte gehandelt werden können. Darüber hinaus kann über den Direkthandel auch eine große Anzahl von Fonds gehandelt werden. Unter anderem können Aktien, Anleihen, Zertifikate, Futures, Optionen, CFDs und ETFs gehandelt werden. OnVista ist nach unseren Erfahrungen auch ein guter Daytrading Broker für Anfänger.

Eigene Erfahrungen mit der OnVista Bank

Falls Sie Kunde der OnVista Bank sind und bereits am Wertpapierhandel teilgenommen haben, so würden wir uns freuen, falls Sie einen Erfahrungsbericht schreiben. Sie können in diesem Bericht beispielsweise darauf eingehen, was Ihnen gut oder weniger gut bei dem Anbieter gefallen hat und auf diese Weise anderen Tradern helfen, sich eine eigene Meinung über den Anbieter zu machen.

Bitcoin onvista

MultiMiner is a desktop application for crypto-coin mining and monitoring on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. MultiMiner simplifies switching individual devices (GPUs, ASICs, FPGAs) between crypto-currencies such as Bitcoin and Litecoin. MultiMiner uses the underlying mining engine (BFGMiner) to detect available mining hardware and then presents an intuitive screen for choosing the coins you'd like to mine.

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End-to-end mining features

MultiMiner was designed from day-one to cater to both new miners and power users. From the Getting Started wizard to MultiMiner Remoting, you can be certain you've found the Bitcoin mining software to fit your needs.

In fact, many of the more advanced features in MultiMiner require no configuration, such as the automatic detection of Network Devices as well as the remote monitoring and control of MultiMiner rigs on your network - both from your PC and your smart-phone.

The New User

• A Getting Started wizard means getting mining quickly
• A familiar, intuitive interface allows users to get up-to-speed
• Automatic updates make keeping MultiMiner and BFGMiner updated simple
• Notifications alert you of profitable coins to consider mining

The Power User

• Configurable strategies for automatically mining currencies
• A built in Stratum Proxy allows you to point other miners at MultiMiner
• Integration with online services means information on available coins is always up-to-date
• Direct access to underlying mining engine arguments and API settings

The Coin Farmer

• Automatically detect, monitor, and control standalone miners on your network (such as those from AntMiner, Avalon, and KnC)
• Remotely monitor, configure and control any MultiMiner rig on your network
• Monitor all of your rigs at a glance on your mobile phone or browser using MobileMiner
• Install updates for MultiMiner and BFGMiner to all miners on your network with one click

It's completely brilliant. I think it's the only viable GUI mining software, and the stats and the API implementation with current pricing and profitability is completely outstanding.

MultiMiner downloads

MultiMiner requires an installation of Mono to run on both Mac OS X and Linux, and requires an installation of Xquartz on Mac OS X. The only pre-requisite on Windows is version 3.5 of the .NET Framework.

Click Here to download the latest version of MultiMiner.

Releases for MultiMiner are available both as installers and zip files and are made available regularly on the GitHub Releases Page for MultiMiner.

Click Here for more details instructions for installing MultiMiner on Mac OS X and Linux.

Depending on your OS and the mining devices you plan on using you will need one or more of the following drivers / kernel extensions installed:

Source Code

Click Here to view and download the current source code at the official GitHub repo.

As an Open Source project, the source code for MultiMiner is publicly available and regularly updated. Scroll down to find out how you can help contribute to MultiMiner development.

Contribute

Contribute to MultiMiner development

MultiMiner is an Open Source project with a permissive MIT license. Whether helping with features, bugs, or documentation, forking and contributing to MultiMiner is always welcome and encouraged.

The source code for MultiMiner is publicly available and regularly updated. You can download and compile the source code for MultiMiner using any of the following free tools:

MultiMiner source code

The source code for MultiMiner is structured in such a way that makes it easy to use and re-use for other projects.

The source on GitHub also includes a simple example that illustrates the basic functionality such as mining and monitoring mining progress.

List of Bitcoin-related software. See also Category:Software.

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Bitcoin clients

Bitcoin clients

Frontends to eWallet

• Blockchain - Javascript bitcoin client with client side encryption.
• xCoinMoney Advanced API to create invoices for subscription.
• Cancoin - HSM multi-sig wallet using libbitcoin. Client side encryption.

Experimental

• Freecoin - C++ client, supports alternative currencies like Beertoken
• BitDroid - Java client
• Bitdollar - C++/Qt client, unstable beta version

Bitcoin software

Live operating systems

A live operating system can start on almost any computer from a DVD, USB stick, or SD card, without installation.

• BitKey - Live OS Bitcoin Swiss Army Knife, supports cold storage and air-gapped transactions
• Tails Privacy oriented Live OS, bundled with Tor and Electrum.

Exchange Platform Software

• Alphapoint - Bitcoin Exchange Software. Full system to run a digital currency exchange. Customize and launch your own digital currency and Bitcoin exchange in less than 20 days with AlphaPoint. Also supports automatic market-making on your exchange using 3rd party exchanges such as Bitfinex, BTCChina, and others. Supports many exchanges and smart routing, with automated account management.
• Merkeleon - Bitcoin Exchange Software. A fully online software solution to launch a secure and reliable platform for crypto- and main world fiat currencies sale and purchase. Supports any currency integration, provides wide monetization opportunity for the owner.
• InfraEx Development - Open Source Exchange Software Development Team. Custom solutions built upon the world's most trusted matching engine.
• Sellbitbuy - Ready made Bitcoin Exchange script and source code with white label solution to launch a secure exchange and trading platform.

Shopping Cart Integration in eCommerce-Systems

• GoCoin - Plugin for WooCommerce support and coming soon Magento
• Zen Cart Bitcoin Payment Module - a payment module that interacts with bitcoind for the Zen Cart eCommerce shopping chart.
• Coinbase Shopping Cart Plugins - Supports Wordpress, WooCommerce, Magento, Zencart, WP e-commerce, and more.
• Karsha Shopping Cart Interface - is a mobile payment-interface which enables its users to accept payments.
• Bitcoin-Cash - an easy to use payment module for xt:Commerce
• BitPay - bitcoin plugins for Magento, Opencart, Zencart, PHP, JSON API
• WalletBit - Plugins for PrestaShop, OpenCart, PHP, JSON API
• xCoinMoney Advanced API for instant payment and subscriptions
• OpenCart Bitcoin - An OpenCart payment module that communicates with a bitcoin client using JSON RPC.
• My Coin Solution - Bitcoin consulting services and solutions; custom payment integrations
• OsCommerce Bitcoin Payment Module - a payment module that uses a python monitoring script to interact with bitcoind for OsCommerce
• Drupal Ubercart Bitcoin payment method enables you to accept Bitcoin as payment for your Drupal/Ubercart enabled website product/services.

Enterprise server

• Apicoin First bitcoin PaaS (Platform as a Service)
• Bits of Proof - a modular enterprise-ready implementation of the Bitcoin protocol.
• BlockCypher Full node bitcoin client built for scale and data center environments.

• Cryptopay — hosted wallet, exchange and bitcoin debit card provider
• Abe — block chain viewer
• Bitcoin Central — currency exchange
• Bitcoin Poker Room — poker site
• bitcoin_simple_php_tools — simple php tools for webmasters
• Blockonomics - Easy to use bitcoin financial tracker
• Blocktrail - Web wallet with high level security. Syncs seamlessly with your iphone and android Blocktrail wallet.
• Coinbase — an international digital wallet that allows you to securely buy, use, and accept bitcoin currency
• Coinnext — Cryptocurrency Exchange
• CoinSummary — multi-coin wallet manager with built-in valuation in Bitcoin and major world currencies.
• Paxful Accept Bitcoin and Sell bitcoin on Peer to peer market.
• Pocket Dice — First realistic bitcoin dice game.
• Simplecoin — PHP web frontend for a pool
• Coinbase Exchange - Bitcoin exchange with complete API for traders.
• Cancoin - HSM Multi-sig wallet and p2p exchange* *coming soon

White label software

• Alphapoint - Bitcoin Exchange Software. Full system to run a digital currency exchange. Customize and launch your own digital currency and Bitcoin exchange in less than 20 days with AlphaPoint. Also supports automatic market-making on your exchange using 3rd party exchanges such as Bitstamp and others. Supports many exchanges and smart routing, with automated account management.

• draglet - Bitcoin Exchange Software / white label solution

• Casino Evolution gaming software developed by www.SoftSwiss.com
• InfraEx Development - Open Source Exchange Software Development Team. Custom solutions built upon the world's most trusted matching engine.

Browser extensions

• Bitcoin Extension - check balance and send bitcoins (Chrome)
• Bitcoin Prices (extension) - monitoring price (Firefox)
• Bitcoin Ticker - monitoring price (Chrome)
• Biticker - Bitcoin ticker, currency converter and history price graph (Chrome)
• Bitcoin Microformats Show bitcoin address metadata embedded in a page (Chrome)
• Bitcoin Address Lookup Right click an address to view its value. (Chrome)

• Qt Bitcoin Trader - Open Source Multi exchange trading client for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux
• MyBTC-Trader.com - a MtGox Bitcoin trading client for windows with GUI
• Mining Explorer - monitoring tool for bitcoin mining
• Bitcoin SMS Alert - sends SMS text alerts to a user's phone based on BTC price / percent thresholds.
• BTConvert - currency conversion
• Sierra Chart MtGox Bridge - real-time charting
• BitTicker - monitoring price (Mac OS X)
• ToyTrader - a command line trading tool for MtGox
• goxsh - a command-line frontend to the Mt. Gox Bitcoin Exchange (Python)
• MyBitcoins gadget - monitoring pool earnings / price (Windows gadget)
• Bitcoin QR Popup - streamlined interface to bitcoin for POS systems (Windows)
• Bitcoin Rate - Desktop widget with BTC exchange rate (KDE)
• Bitcoin Monitor - Desktop widget to monitor status of your Bitcoin miners on mining pools (KDE)
• Cortex7 - Multi exchange charting and trading application for Windows, Mac and Linux.
• Bitcoin Explorer - A command line client and tools for Windows, Mac and Linux. Single file binary download. Part of Libbitcoin SDK.
• Bitcoin Server - A full node for Windows, Mac and Linux. Single file binary download. Part of Libbitcoin SDK.

Mobile apps

iPhone / iPad

• Airbitz Bitcoin Wallet - Full featured iPhone bitcoin wallet & directory map (finds businesses that accept bitcoin near you). Airbitz wallet also automatically implements encryption, backup, and multidevice synchronization.
• Blockchain - Fully featured iphone bitcoin app.
• Blocktrail - A powerful iphone bitcoin wallet, keeps you in control of your bitcoin. Highly secure. Syncs with the web wallet and android app seamlessly.
• Bitcoin Ticker (iPhone) - monitoring price w/push notifications
• BitCoins Mobile - First iPad native app! Live market data, news feeds, mining pool statistics, full screen exchange price charts, bitcoin network statistical charts. (iPad only, iPhone/iPod Touch coming soon!)
• BitcoinTrader - Spend/receive BTC via QR codes, trade, deposit/withdraw, etc. Supports Mt. Gox, TradeHill, ExchB, CampBX, and InstaWallet.
• Bit-pay - Mobile Checkout, set prices in any currency and receive mobile-to-mobile payment
• Coinbase iPhone App
• Easywallet.org - Web based wallet, works with QR Code scanner on iPhone/iPad/iPod touch
• BTC Miner (iPhone) - monitor mining results from various mining pools on iPhone/iPad/iPod touch
• BitStore - Simple and secure native iOS wallet
• BitTick - Real-time Bitcoin ticker. Real-time currency convert(support 50+ currency. USD, GBP, EUR, CNY, JPY, CAD, RUB, AUD, BRL, NZD, PLN, KRW…)
• Twizbits Bitcoin price ticker - Real-time Bitcoin price ticker for Coinbase Exchange (support USD, GBP, EUR, CAD)

• Direct link to Android Market bitcoin apps. https://play.google.com/store/search?q=bitcoin
• Bither - open source Android wallet with support for offline cold storage.
• Mycelium - Leading SPV Android wallet with many advanced features.
• Airbitz Bitcoin Wallet - Full featured Android bitcoin wallet & directory map (finds businesses that accept bitcoin near you). Airbitz wallet also automatically implements encryption, backup, and multidevice synchronization.
• Bitcoin Alert - monitoring price (Android)
• Bitcoin Checker - Monitors the prices of cryptocurrencies on over 70 exchanges
• Bitcoin Wallet Balance - view your balance in real time on your android phone
• Bitcoin Wallet - Functional Android bitcoin wallet application.
• BitPay - https://market.android.com/details?id=com.bitcoin.bitpay (Is not related to the bit-pay.com online payment processor.)
• Bitcoin Ticker Widget - displays and monitors the current BTC and LTC exchange rates.
• Bridgewalker - euro-denominated wallet for the Bitcoin economy
• Blockchain - Lightweight Android Bitcoin Client - Also works with blockchain.info web interface and iphone app.
• Blocktrail - A powerful android bitcoin wallet, keeps you in control of your bitcoin. Highly secure. Syncs with the web wallet and iphone app seamlessly.
• Coinbase Wallet - supports buying, selling, sending, requesting, and more.
• Coinbase Merchant - makes it easy to accept bitcoin at a retail location
• CoinCliff - Monitors price and fires alarms to wake you up, or notifications, as in text messages (Android)
• Coinomi - Coinomi is a very secure and lightweight, universal, open-source HD wallet for Bitcoin and many altcoins. (Android)
• Cortex7 - Multi exchange charting and trading application for Android.
• Easywallet.org - Web based wallet, works with QR Code scanner on Android devices
• Miner Status - monitoring miner status (Android)
• SMS Bitcoins - transactions by SMS
• TabTrader - monitoring and trading(Android)

Windows Phone 7

• Direct link to Windows Phone Marketplace Bitcoin apps: [1]

Windows Phone 8

• Bitcoin Can - Monitoring prices, account balances and mobile trading on multiple exchanges including Coinbase, BTC-E, CampBX, and MtGox. http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/bitcoin-can/57fcf4d6-497a-4663-8da3-93cb26c83b11

Mining apps

• BFGMiner - Modular ASIC/FPGA/GPU miner in C
• Bitcoin Miner by GroupFabric - Free easy-to-use DirectX GPU miner on the Windows Store
• CGMiner - ASIC/FPGA/GPU miner in C
• MacMiner - A native Mac OS X Bitcoin miner based on cgminer, bfgminer, cpuminer and poclbm
• Asteroid - Mac-specific GUI based on cgminer
• MultiMiner - GUI based on cgminer/bfgminer for Windows, OS X and Linux, allows switching between currencies based on profitability

Mining Pool Servers (backend)

• CoiniumServ - High performance C# Mono/.Net poolserver.
• ecoinpool - Erlang poolserver (not maintained)
• Eloipool - Fast Python3 poolserver
• Pushpoold - Old mining poolserver in C (not maintained)
• Poold - Old Python mining poolserver (not maintained)
• PoolServerJ - Java mining poolserver (not maintained)
• Remote miner - mining pool software
• ckpool - Open source pool/database/proxy/passthrough/library in c for Linux

Download Bitcoin Core

Latest version: 0.16.0

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Check your bandwidth and space

Bitcoin Core initial synchronization will take time and download a lot of data. You should make sure that you have enough bandwidth and storage for the full block chain size (over 145GB). If you have a good Internet connection, you can help strengthen the network by keeping your PC running with Bitcoin Core and port 8333 open. Read the full node guide for details.

Bitcoin Core is a community-driven free software project, released under the MIT license.

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Bitcoin mining is intentionally designed to be resource-intensive and difficult so that the number of blocks found each day by miners remains steady. Individual blocks must contain a proof of work to be considered valid. This proof of work is verified by other Bitcoin nodes each time they receive a block. Bitcoin uses the hashcash proof-of-work function.

The primary purpose of mining is to allow Bitcoin nodes to reach a secure, tamper-resistant consensus. Mining is also the mechanism used to introduce Bitcoins into the system: Miners are paid any transaction fees as well as a "subsidy" of newly created coins.

This both serves the purpose of disseminating new coins in a decentralized manner as well as motivating people to provide security for the system.

Bitcoin mining is so called because it resembles the mining of other commodities: it requires exertion and it slowly makes new currency available at a rate that resembles the rate at which commodities like gold are mined from the ground.

What is Proof of Work?
A proof of work is a piece of data which was difficult (costly, time-consuming) to produce so as to satisfy certain requirements. It must be trivial to check whether data satisfies said requirements.

Producing a proof of work can be a random process with low probability, so that a lot of trial and error is required on average before a valid proof of work is generated. Bitcoin uses the Hashcash proof of work.

What is Bitcoin Mining Difficulty?
The Computationally-Difficult Problem
Bitcoin mining a block is difficult because the SHA-256 hash of a block’s header must be lower than or equal to the target in order for the block to be accepted by the network.

This problem can be simplified for explanation purposes: The hash of a block must start with a certain number of zeros. The probability of calculating a hash that starts with many zeros is very low, therefore many attempts must be made. In order to generate a new hash each round, a nonce is incremented. See Proof of work for more information.

The Bitcoin Network Difficulty Metric
The Bitcoin mining network difficulty is the measure of how difficult it is to find a new block compared to the easiest it can ever be. It is recalculated every 2016 blocks to a value such that the previous 2016 blocks would have been generated in exactly two weeks had everyone been mining at this difficulty. This will yield, on average, one block every ten minutes.

As more miners join, the rate of block creation will go up. As the rate of block generation goes up, the difficulty rises to compensate which will push the rate of block creation back down. Any blocks released by malicious miners that do not meet the required difficulty target will simply be rejected by everyone on the network and thus will be worthless.

The Block Reward
When a block is discovered, the discoverer may award themselves a certain number of bitcoins, which is agreed-upon by everyone in the network. Currently this bounty is 25 bitcoins; this value will halve every 210,000 blocks. See Controlled Currency Supply.

Additionally, the miner is awarded the fees paid by users sending transactions. The fee is an incentive for the miner to include the transaction in their block. In the future, as the number of new bitcoins miners are allowed to create in each block dwindles, the fees will make up a much more important percentage of mining income.

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