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DiabloMiner

DiabloMiner is a Java GPU bitcoin miner that uses the OpenCL framework to quickly perform the hashing computations. Works on current Nvidia drivers and ATI Stream SDK 2.1.
==Donation==
Bitcoin address in the signature in the founder's page.
==Download==
Newest binary (MD5 SUM: e27b993945d2b1c55bab4ff26ba7761d)
Source
==Examples==
From the introductory post, to run type:
 ./DiabloMiner-YourOS.sh -u youruser -p yourpass
Where user and pass are the values for the rpcuser and rpcpassword configuration settings from the bitcoin.conf file located your data directory.
Newer versions of DiabloMiner support a --url argument, for example:
 /DiabloMiner-YourOS.sh --url http://youruser:yourpass@localhost:8332/
To run on Windows you have to do something like:
 java -cp target\libs\*;target\DiabloMiner-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar -Djava.library.path=target\libs\natives\windows com.diablominer.DiabloMiner.DiabloMiner -u youruser -p yourpassword
==Founder==
DiabloD3
==HomePage==
Project Page on GitHub
Project Thread
* Bitcoin Mining Software
==License==
GPL
Category:Miners
DiabloMiner.app

A application-packaged frontend for DiabloMiner that can be run on Mac OS 10.6 or higher.
Double-click on the icon to start mining. Yields 5800–7200 khash/s on a recent MacBook Air and Mac Mini (2011 models).
Features integration with Mac OS APIs and systems such as user defaults for storing configuration, LaunchAgents, and more.
The project was announced on May 19, 2011‘GUI’ miners for Mac (Diablo GPU and RPCminer CPU) The project’s goal is to provide a self-contained binary download in a standard Mac packaging that is ready for use by the end-user.
==See Also==
* RPCminer.app 
* gfxCardStatus utility
==External Links==
* Official forum thread with links to download files
* Walk-through for setting up pooled mining
==References==
Category:Miners
Category:Open Source
Dieppalaw

Dieppa Law Firm, P.A. is the first law firm in the Miami area to accept Bitcoin for its legal services in line with our commitment to confidentiality to our clients even with regards to payment for our services. Dieppa Law Firm, P.A. specializes in bankruptcy, personal injury and traffic law among other services such as commercial, tax and real estate law and our firm provides an initial consultation for free to make sure you can make an informed decision about legal representation.
Visit us at http://dieppalaw.com/
You can reach us at: 
2097 West 76th Street 
Hialeah, FL 33016 
* T:(305) 826-8266
* F:(786) 513-0687
Email us at edieppa(at)dieppalaw.com
Differences between Bitcoin and Monopoly Money

New people encountering Bitcoin often think that it is rather similar to Monopoly Money. It is just some meaningless tokens exchanged between people with no "real" value.
This article is meant to explain the differences in a newb-friendly manner.
TL;DR - Bitcoins are valuable because people can use them in ways they deem valuable, and they are scarce. This does not mean they are a "monopoly currency", any more than other currencies. 
== There is a finite (rather small) amount of Bitcoins ==
There will never be more than 21,000,000 Bitcoins, while there is a lot of MM, and the company selling Monopoly can always print more.
== Empirical Evidence ==
It is an empiric fact that Bitcoins are valuable (if you think otherwise, please sell me some for 0.1$ each .. you'll be "ripping me off" since you know they're worthless, right?)
Bitcoins are exchanged today for goods, services and other currencies. It is foolish not to accept the truth - the statement "Today, Bitcoins have value" is a true one, while nobody can say the same for MM.
It is a bit of a self-sustaining prophecy ... but that doesn't make it false.
Some links:
* List of online and real world businesses that currently accept Bitcoin
* Top 10 Bitcoin statistics (2012). In particular:
** Number of transactions
** Total Network Hash Rate
** Daily Transaction Volume in USD
== Bitcoins are good as a means of exchange ==
http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/305/what-are-the-perceived-advantages-of-bitcoin-as-a-means-of-exchange
== Bitcoins are good in "storing value over time" ==
http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/2834/what-are-the-perceived-advantages-of-bitcoin-as-a-store-of-value
Empirical evidence, in the time period 2009-2012 at least, have shown them to be excellent store of value. This is not yet concrete proof that this trend will remain, but it's a start.
== Bitcoins are like fiat currencies ==
Fiat currencies (USD, Euro, ...) only have value because people believe they have value, and for no other reason. If everybody in the world suddenly thought the US was going to go into a major economic breakdown, then the value of USD would plummet, because it is only based on this belief (this process might be happening right now).
USD doesn't have value because "the US government backs it". There is no backing. It is not backed by bars of gold. It is not backed by other currencies (the US government does not promise they hold in their vaults 0.5 euro per every USD out there). This "backing" is a myth. The thing backing the US Dollar is the state of the US economy, and the thing backing Bitcoin is the state of the Bitcoin economy (speculation included!). However the US government does support the USD by requiring tax payments be made in USD. Also OPEC and other global trade organizations supports the USD by requiring payment for oil and other commodities in USD, thus giving the USD the status of the world reserve currency.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/how_us_debt_risks_dollar_doomsday_j8dxHSYWUa22QpSN7ttOIL
Category:Introduction
Digital currency

A digital currency refers to money or scrip which is only exchanged electronically. Digital currency can take different forms, such as cryptocurrency, digital currency issued by central banks and virtual currencies.
When money transfers occur as a bank wire transfer or ACH payment, or even transfers of money using services such as PayPal, the funds are sent electronically but the currency transmitted is representative money and what transfers is an underlying fiat currency. 
Bitcoin has been described as the first decentralized digital currency.
==See Also==
* BTConvert
* List of alternative cryptocurrencies
* Money transmitters
* Redeemable code
==External Links==
* Electronic Money article on Wikipedia
Distributed Autonomous Community / Decentralized Application

A Distributed Autonomous Community (DAC) is an "entity" without any central point of control, with a certain agenda, business plan, and protocol. A Decentralized Application or DA is an alternative formulation of a DAC. The concept is currently being developed by David Johnston.
There is an accelerating trend of more and more DACs being formed.
== Ideas ==
* A social network - Monetizable Diaspora
== External links ==
* Bitcoin Magazine: Bootstrapping a DAC
* Topic on bitsharestalk
* What is a DAC?
* The Three Laws of Robotics for DACs
* Decentralized Application
Category:DACs
Distributed miner

A Bitcoin miner made from the pooled efforts of multiple computers, possibly without the computer user's knowledge.
==Overview==
Usually, the theory behind distributed miners consists of dividing work into workunits and sending them to various computers, who all report back with their work to be submitted en masse by a central processor. Alternatively, though, the computers can coordinate themselves to submit without any central puppetmaster.
==Distributed Miners in the Wild==
Stealthcoin employs a method not unlike this, where unused computers act as bitcoin miners. It currently does not, however, coordinate between bots.
Bitp.it uses distributed mining through a small bit of javascript running on browsers viewing a website
Bitcoin Plus allows the distributing of works amongst friends using their client, or through an embeddable website script
==See Also==
* Stealthcoin
* Bitp.it
* Bitcoin Plus
Distribution of nonces and hashes

Here we analyze the nonce values and hashes for all the valid blocks in the blockchain:https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/36414/4334
==Time Evolution==
===Nonces vs Hashes (y-axis logarithmic, x-axis linear)===
This plot readily shows that the distribution of nonces that produce valid hashes is uniform.
===Nonces vs Hashes (log-log scale)===
In the animated version of this last plot,cf. animated version (incremental, 1k blocks shown at a time) or animated version (cumulative) you can really visualize the change in the difficulty and even see where the difficulty was decreased.
==Histograms==
===Distribution of Nonces===
The nonces found are skewed toward 0 because this is a selection effect: most everyone starts searching for nonces starting at 0, so the lower nonces are found first, even though there may be also higher nonces that could produce a winning block:
===Distribution of Hashes===
Although the distribution of hashes is not uniform, this does not matter; all that matters is that the distribution of nonces is uniform (which they are, minus the selection effect of starting at 0):
===2-D Distribution of Nonces & Hashes===
2-D histogram of hashes and nonces (logarithmic color scale):
This also illustrates very well that the distribution of nonces is uniform.
==References==
Divisibility extension

Why wait to extend divisibility until we need it? It's easier to upgrade >50% now.
Note: 1 Satoshi is defined to be the present base unit, or 0.00000001 BTC
== Proposed solutions ==
=== 62/64-bit ===
In these solutions, a 64-bit type is assumed, one of which is reserved for signedness (+/-), and another for an "upgraded" flag to retain compatibility with the existing block chain.
==== "B" ====
Each Satoshi is upgraded to 2079 (3 × 3 × 3 × 7 × 11) base units.
* Adds 3 more decimal places
* Can be divided into exact ⅓, ⅙, ⅐, ⅑, 1⁄11 (in addition to the present ½ and ⅕) and multiples thereof
==== "D" ====
Each Satoshi is upgraded to 1296 (3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2) base units.
* Adds 3 more decimal places
* Can be divided into exact ⅓, ⅑, (in addition to the present ½ and ⅕) and multiples thereof
In addition, after the initial 210000 blocks, generation will be reduced to 33.93554406716 BTC (4,398,046,511,104 new-base-units, which divides cleanly by 2 until exhausted) instead of the current 25 BTC.
* Inflation is increased. New mining reward is adjusted for this inflation, but all 50 BTC mining is devalued slightly over a long period of time.
* There are now a total of 24,752,928.50820579 BTC (3,207,979,534,663,470,000 new-base-units) to ever exist.
=== Primes ===
==== "A" ====
12 bits remain after 51 amount + 1 sign.
* Four ⅓ divisors
* Two 1⁄7 divisors
* 1⁄11
* 1⁄13
* 1⁄17
* 1⁄19
* 1⁄23
* 1⁄29
==== "B" ====
Limit transactions to 5.6 million BTC max.
This gives a total of 14 spare bits.
* Same as above, plus:
* 1⁄31
* 1⁄37
=== Coinbase halving adjustment ===
Currently, the generation coinbase halves every 210000 blocks.
This results in just under 21 million BTC total.
However, this can be changed by agreement of a majority of the network...
==== "A" ====
* Half the coinbase every 262144 (218) blocks
* Total BTC: Just under 55.5 billion
== Deprecated solutions ==
=== 62/64-bit ===
==== "A" ====
* Satoshi × 2304 (2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 3 × 3)
* 21.47483648 BTC rewards
==== "C" ====
* Satoshi × 2187 (3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3)
Dominant Assurance Contracts

This scheme is an attempt at Mike Hearn's exercise for the reader: an implementation of dominant assurance contracts. The scheme requires the use of multisignature transactions, nLockTime and transaction replacement which means it won't work until these features are available on the Bitcoin network.
# A vendor agrees to produce a good if X BTC are raised by date D and to pay Y BTC to each of n contributors if X BTC are not raised by date D, or to pay nY BTC if X BTC are raised and the vendor fails to produce the good to the satisfaction of 2 of 3 independent arbitrators picked through a fair process
# The arbitrators specify a 2-of-3 multisignature script to use as an output for the fundraiser with a public key from each arbitrator, which will allow them to judge the performance on actually producing the good
# For each contributor:
## The vendor and the contributor exchange public keys
## They create a 2-of-2 multisignature output from those public keys
## With no change, they create but do not sign a transaction with an input of X/n BTC from the contributor and an input of Y BTC from the vendor, with X/n+Y going to the output created in 3.2
## The contributor creates a transaction where the output is X+nY to the address created in step 2 and the input is the output of the transaction in 3.3, signs it using SIGHASH_ALL | SIGHASH_ANYONECANPAY, with version = UINT_MAX and gives it to the vendor
## The vendor creates a transaction of the entire balance of the transaction in 3.3 to the contributor with nLockTime of D and version < UINT_MAX, signs it and gives it to the contributor
## The vendor and contributor then both sign the transaction in 3.3 and broadcast it to the network, making the transaction in 3.4 valid when enough contributors participate and the transaction in 3.5 valid when nLockTime expires
# As date D nears, nLockTime comes close to expiration.
## If enough (n) people contribute, all of the inputs from 3.4 can combine to make the output valid when signed by the vendor, creating a valid transaction sending that money to the arbitrators, which only agree to release the funds when the vendor produces a satisfactory output
## If not enough people (<n) contribute, nLockTime expires on the transaction in 3.5, meaning each contributor can sign and redeem her transaction containing X/n + Y BTC from 3c
## Note that there is a limit at which it can be more profitable for the vendor to make the remaining contributions when D approaches
# Now the arbitrators have control of X (the payment from the contributors) + nY (the performance bond from the vendor) BTC and pay the vendor only when the vendor performs satisfactorily
Such contracts can be used for crowdfunding. Notable examples from Mike Hearn include:
* Funding Internet radio stations which don't want to play ads: donations are the only viable revenue source as pay-for-streaming models allow undercutting by subscribers who relay the stream to their own subscribers
* Automatically contributing to the human translation of web pages
DownloadCoin

DownloadCoin enabled you to upload any file under 100MB and specify a price that people must pay to access the file. The user was redirected to the download within seconds of payment being sent, and they can opt to have a link to the file sent via email as well.
No registration was required, just input your Bitcoin address along with a price and then upload the file. You were also set the price in USD and it will dynamically alter the Bitcoin amount based on the exchange rate within the last few hours.
When your account balance reached 0.01 BTC it was automatically withdrawn to the address specified minus a 1% transaction fee.
==History==
The service is no longer operational.
E-CoinTrade.com

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e-CoinTrade.com is an automated trading platform, multicurrency and multilanguage that allows users make deposits, withdrawals, buy and sell Bitcoins and other major cryptocurrencies.
The official web page is:
https://e-cointrade.com
==Shortcuts and Actions==
* If you want to trade your Bitcoins, you can open a free account Here
* If you are a coin developer you can propose your new coin to be traded Here
* If you want to make advertising inside e-cointrade.com or want to offer advertising services, please click Here
* If you're a customer and needs customer support (for registered users only), please click Here
==Other Media Related==
* Google+
* Twitter
Category:Defunct exchanges
Category:Directories
E-Currency Trade

== About the company ==
E-Currency.trade providing exchange service since Nov 2014. We provide both auto and manual exchange. We provide exchange service between e-currency and cryptocurrency like Perfect Money, OKPAY, Payeer, Advcash, Btc-e Code, Bitcoin, Neucoin, Litecoin, etc. To create orders in our exchange users need to be registered. Users can benefit from our affiliate and discount program.
== History ==
Since Nov 2014 we have reached 1 year of providing exchange service to our customers. We Started Our Business first in Local later we started to build our own exchange service and launched in 01-09-2015. We have done trade with more than 500 clients. No negative feedback over internet.
== Exchange Service Provided ==
We are provide exchange service for the following currency
We Accept
Perfect Money
OKPAY
Payeer
Advcash
Epay
Bitcoin
Litecoin
Dash
YashCoin
== Other Details ==
We have discount and affiliate program. We give users up to 25% discount based on their exchange volume. Affiliates gets 10% commission from every exchange their referred users do. 
In order to create order or exchange e-currency users need to open account in our website.
== External Links==
E-Currency Trade Exchange Service
User registration
Contact customer support - For quick support contact through our live chat.
E-Scrooge

E-Scrooge is an exchange service that works with all major e-currencies and cryptocurrencies. We provide a wide range of opportunities for people who want to conduct exchange operations quickly and reliably. Our team was built from professionals having more than 10 years of financial and e-currency exchange experience.
Services provided:
* Bitcoin, BTC-e, Perfect Money, OKPAY, Paxum can be exchanged, purchased, and withdrawn via Western Union, MoneyGram, Contact, Unistream, RIA, Bank/Wire Transfer, Visa/MasterCard at https://e-scrooge.is
* Webmoney (WMZ), Paxum, Yandex Money can be exchanged, purchased, and withdrawn via Western Union, MoneyGram, Contact, Unistream, RIA, Bank/Wire Transfer, Visa/MasterCard at https://e-scrooge.ru
Debit cards for withdrawal:
For clients who would like to sell large volumes of e-currency or cryptocurrency on regular basis we provide E-Scrooge debit cards. Current limits for withdrawal for 1 card are up to 40 000 usd/eur monthly.
Known and verified exchanger:
We provide exchange service on extremely professional and reliable level therefore E-Scrooge is officially verified with Perfect Money, WebMoney and OKPAY.
User friendly website and support:
Our websites implements simple and intuitive interface for order creation and automatic registration feature. Just create your first order to start working with us! No exhausting registration and verification procedures are required in the beginning.
E-Scrooge support team is ready to assist you and answer your questions 24 hours a day as well as to process your transactions 24/7/365.
Individual approach:
We provide individual approach to every customer staying in touch with him. Our websites features individual and collective discount programs. Please, contact us and we will prepare an attractive offer for you!!
Our contacts:
URL: https://E-Scrooge.is
URL: https://E-Scrooge.ru
Email: support@e-scrooge.ru
ICQ: 673-196-137
Category:Exchanges
Category:USD exchanges
Category:EUR exchanges
E-gold

e-gold is a now defunct gold digital currencies operated by Gold & Silver Reserve Inc. under e-gold Ltd. that allowed the instant transfer of gold ownership between 1996 and 2009, when transfers were suspended due to legal issues. e-gold Ltd. was incorporated in Nevis, Saint Kitts and Nevis with operations conducted out of Florida, USA.
==History==
e-gold was founded in 1996 by Dr. Douglas Jackson and Barry K. Downey.
The number of e-gold accounts (as claimed by e-gold) grew from 1 million in November 2003 to 3 million on 22 April 2006. In 2008, the company reported more than 5 million accounts
The United States Treasury issued a report on January 11, 2006 titled U.S. Money Laundering Threat AssessmentU.S. Treasury Report on January 11, 2006, U.S. Money Laundering Threat Assessment, U.S. Treasury which G&SR believed was evidence favorable to its legal case as explained in its January 20, 2006 Letter,January 20, 2006 Letter, e-gold welcomes US Government review of its status as a privately issued currency, e-gold blog via Wayback Machine apparently confirming that e-gold accounts were excluded from the definition of "currency" under the United States Congress and Code of Federal Regulations definitions.
In 2007 the US Federal government accused e-gold of money laundering and other crimes and closed down several exchanges. E-gold began to cooperate with prosecutors to monitor transactions, despite this, e-gold itself was then indicted and forced to block all accounts and transfers.
==See Also==
* GoldMoney
* e-bullion
* Pecunix
* 1mdc
* e-dinar
* Bitgold
==External Links==
* e-gold web site
* e-gold e-gold wikipedia page
Category:Digital currencies
E-pickaxe

E-Pickaxe Sells Bitcoin mining contracts from 2 GH/s to 128 GH/s. for 1 year.
The service is quoted to begin in 25th October 2013 
Will operate with KnCminer, HashFast and BFL, By the end of the year they will probably add more power with a cluster of Cointerra Terraminer IV.
==External Links==
* Website E-Pickaxe.com
==References==
Category:Mining contractors
Category:Mining
Category:Mining contracts
Category:ASIC mining
ECash.io

eCash B.V. is a payment service provider for cryptocurrencies.
==Merchant Tools==
The merchant API offers a Hosted Payment Page for Bitcoin, which includes an automated currency conversion from over 50 currencies worldwide. Sell in EUR, GBP, USD or any other currency. Your clients pay in Bitcoin. Verified merchants selling in EUR may also receive weekly EUR payouts.
eCash.io offers a merchant API solution with a built-in test mode. You can test accepted, canceled, declined or expired payments in the Hosted Payment Page. The test mode provides instant payment notifications.
==Cold Storage Vault==
eCash.io offers straight-to-cold storage Bitcoin deposits via a public Bitcoin address. Anyone in the world can send you Bitcoin. There is no hot wallet. While the web server hosts a watching-only wallet for generating public addresses, the private keys are kept in cold storage at an undisclosed location.
eCash.io's clever cold storage solution allows you to access your funds worldwide. Unlimited withdrawals allow for great convenience.
==Settlement==
Merchants based within the European Union may receive weekly fiat payouts in EUR.
==Vision==
In 1974 economist Friedrich Hayek wrote the book The Denationalisation of Money. Bitcoin, invented in 2008, is the first proof of concept of a global currency. The world's rapidly growing cryptocurrency community spurs the development of decentralized payment systems. If properly implemented, cryptocurrency will break down international trade barriers.
==External Links==
* eCash.io web site
Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces