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FreeInstantBitcoins

Free Instant Bitcoins helps you earn free bitcoins! You complete offers on our site and we reward you with free Bitcoins. Instantly!
It’s common practice for companies to reach out to their consumers for information about their products and services. To do this they hire companies (like us) to ask people (like you) for your thoughts and opinions and sometimes try products and services.
To thank you for providing your valuable opinions, you are rewarded with Bitcoins. If you like to earn free Bitcoins for giving your opinions and checking out some cool offers, you’ve come to the right place! There is no catch, and best of all, it’s free!
Simply visit Free Instant Bitcoins and create an account, complete offers, and earn free bitcoins!
Step 1 - Registration!
Registration is absolutely FREE! You may register using your Facebook account or your e-mail address, then click continue. (screenshot)
You will then be taken to our signup page where you will be prompted to enter some personal information including your Bitcoin wallet address. This information is used to both protect you and our network from fraud and to ensure successful delivery of your FREE Bitcoins. We recognize the privacy and protection that our users’ desire and it is a tenet of our network that no outside parties have access to any information submitted to us. If you have any further concerns, please refer to our Privacy Policy. After this information is submitted, a verification e-mail will be sent to you containing a unique link which you can click to activate your account.
Step 2 - Complete Offers!
Each time you log in to FreeInstantBitcoins.com, you will be automatically directed to your "Dashboard". The "Dashboard" is your main control panel as it contains helpful tools, personal account information, and referral and offer statuses.
It is now time to complete any of our current offers that interest you! By clicking "View Offers" located on the main menu you will be taken to our Offers page where you can view all of our active partners. Once you have successfully completed an offer, we will be automatically notified by the advertiser and you will then be instantly credited into your Bitcoin wallet.
Have fun!
Free Instant Bitcoins

Free Instant Bitcoins helps you earn free bitcoins! You complete offers on our site and we reward you with free Bitcoins. Instantly!
It’s common practice for companies to reach out to their consumers for information about their products and services. To do this they hire companies (like us) to ask people (like you) for your thoughts and opinions and sometimes try products and services.
To thank you for providing your valuable opinions, you are rewarded with Bitcoins. If you like to earn free Bitcoins for giving your opinions and checking out some cool offers, you’ve come to the right place! There is no catch, and best of all, it’s free!
Simply visit Free Instant Bitcoins and create an account, complete offers, and earn free bitcoins!
Step 1 - Registration!
Registration is absolutely FREE! You may register using your Facebook account or your e-mail address, then click continue. (screenshot)
You will then be taken to our signup page where you will be prompted to enter some personal information including your Bitcoin wallet address. This information is used to both protect you and our network from fraud and to ensure successful delivery of your FREE Bitcoins. We recognize the privacy and protection that our users’ desire and it is a tenet of our network that no outside parties have access to any information submitted to us. If you have any further concerns, please refer to our Privacy Policy. After this information is submitted, a verification e-mail will be sent to you containing a unique link which you can click to activate your account.
Step 2 - Complete Offers!
Each time you log in to FreeInstantBitcoins.com, you will be automatically directed to your "Dashboard". The "Dashboard" is your main control panel as it contains helpful tools, personal account information, and referral and offer statuses.
It is now time to complete any of our current offers that interest you! By clicking "View Offers" located on the main menu you will be taken to our Offers page where you can view all of our active partners. Once you have successfully completed an offer, we will be automatically notified by the advertiser and you will then be instantly credited into your Bitcoin wallet.
Have fun!
Free transaction relay policy

The reference client currently refuses to relay transactions it considers unacceptable, such as those with zero or no fees. However, there may be miners who are willing to put these in a block. This group is for people who want to send such transactions, and those who want to put them in blocks.
To participate, have your node maintain a connection to Lightfoot Hosting's node, which relays indiscriminately. This means that you can broadcast your transaction to it, and it will relay it to any miner who also has a connection to it. If your transaction meets the policies of at least one miner connected, it should eventually be mined into a block.
== How to use or participate ==
=== bitcoind / Bitcoin-Qt ===
Add the command-line parameter: -addnode=68.168.105.168
If this IP address stops working you can find potential eligius nodes here: https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/nodes/leaderboard/?q=eligius
== Participating miners ==
Miner 	Minimum Fee (BTC) 	Cost per KB	Non-standard Tx	Other Policy Notes
Eligius	0.2 TBC (0.00008192 BTC)	0.2 TBC 	 	2 TBC/KB at larger sizes
==See Also==
* Transaction fees
Category:Mining
Freecoin

Freecoin was originally an open source Bitcoin client forked from the original Bitcoin client. It has evolved into software designed to make other P2P currencies.Freecoin home page statement of purpose
Freecoin is distinct from FreeCoin.
==History==
* The first commit in the original Freecoin repository to deviate from the original Bitcoin client was made on March 6, 2011, by Amir TaakiFirst Freecoin commit on Gitorious.
* Freecoin was presented at the Chaos Communication Camp on August 2, 2011 in a lecture by Jaromil."DYNDY – Imagine the Future of Money".
==External Links==
* Freecoin website
* Freecoin on GitHub (current)
* Freecoin on Gitorious (original)
==References==
Category:Nodes
Category:Wallets
Category:User Interfaces
Category:Clients
Category:Free Software
Category:Open Source
Freeinstantbitcoins.com

Free Instant Bitcoins helps you earn free bitcoins! You complete offers on our site and we reward you with free Bitcoins. Instantly!
It’s common practice for companies to reach out to their consumers for information about their products and services. To do this they hire companies (like us) to ask people (like you) for your thoughts and opinions and sometimes try products and services.
To thank you for providing your valuable opinions, you are rewarded with Bitcoins. If you like to earn free Bitcoins for giving your opinions and checking out some cool offers, you’ve come to the right place! There is no catch, and best of all, it’s free!
Simply visit Free Instant Bitcoins and create an account, complete offers, and earn free bitcoins!
Step 1 - Registration!
Registration is absolutely FREE! You may register using your Facebook account or your e-mail address, then click continue. (screenshot)
You will then be taken to our signup page where you will be prompted to enter some personal information including your Bitcoin wallet address. This information is used to both protect you and our network from fraud and to ensure successful delivery of your FREE Bitcoins. We recognize the privacy and protection that our users’ desire and it is a tenet of our network that no outside parties have access to any information submitted to us. If you have any further concerns, please refer to our Privacy Policy. After this information is submitted, a verification e-mail will be sent to you containing a unique link which you can click to activate your account.
Step 2 - Complete Offers!
Each time you log in to FreeInstantBitcoins.com, you will be automatically directed to your "Dashboard". The "Dashboard" is your main control panel as it contains helpful tools, personal account information, and referral and offer statuses.
It is now time to complete any of our current offers that interest you! By clicking "View Offers" located on the main menu you will be taken to our Offers page where you can view all of our active partners. Once you have successfully completed an offer, we will be automatically notified by the advertiser and you will then be instantly credited into your Bitcoin wallet.
Have fun!
Freenet

Freenet <https://freenetproject.org/> is a free open source community project to provide a un-censorable distributed database that can be interacted with in various way.
Some of the most popular applications running on Freenet at-the-moment include:
FProxy, an internet like system where you can browse ‘freesites’ using a standard web browser).
FMS, (free messaging service), software that allows for mailing style forums.
Freetalk, next generation web-of-trust based messaging and forum software.
The bitcoin community is working on a developing bitcoin-on-freenet, this project has the goals of being able to fully interact with bitcoin anonymously through freenet, potentially creating a darknet of bitcoin users.
==BtcFn Project==
The BtcFn Project is a project of porting the Bitcoin transport layer to Freenet, more information can be found at:
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And the Bitcoin Forum thread:
https://www.bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2312.0
We are looking for donations! Please Donate for this project to become a reality.
==Backups of the 'Bitcoin Wiki' on Freenet==
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==Donate==
If you wish to donate Freenet project, please do so by sending Bitcoins to the following address:
*1MZrstatVxn6uUdeKtx44WHqTEDq8tFnyE
Freicoin

Freicoin is "Bitcoin with demurrage".
It is an alt chain with the design goal that holders of the coin will have negative interest rates, as a means to increase the velocity of money by reducing the incentive to save. Fees are taken for holding coins and distributed to miners.
The design of Freicoin specifies that during the initial money creation period (approximately 3 years), 80% of the generated Freicoins are to be distributed by the Freicoin Foundation via donations and only 20% are awarded to miners. This differs significantly from Bitcoin, in which 100% of issued Bitcoins are awarded to miners. At the time of writing this, the exact methods and procedures describing how the Freicoin Foundation would direct its donations, were not available yet.
==FAQ==
===Why would someone choose to hold a Freicoin and incur demurrage, where he can just hold Bitcoin instead?===
Assuming they already have the Freicoin, exchange fees to Bitcoin may be greater than the loss from demurrage.
Demurrage incentivizes miners to a greater degree than transaction fees, to provide the network with a higher hash rate. The network hash rate needs to be maintained above a certain level to prevent "51% attacks" (double spending, etc). Thus, in a situation where network A rewards miners with transaction fees and network B rewards them with demurrage in addition to that, lack of transactions or unwillingness of transactors to offer fees can starve miners on network A (causing the hash rate to drop and opening up avenues for attack) but cannot starve miners on network B. Upon this difference might depend the number of miners operating on each network, and the hash rate of said networks.
== Links ==
* About page
* Freicoin entry on the P2P Foundation wiki
* Forum
Category:Alternative cryptocurrencies
FriendlyPay

An smartphone application for sending and receiving bitcoins. For use on jailbroken iOS devices.
The main features are:
* It uses 2D barcode using the camera for transfering the bitcoin address of the receiver.
* Uses eWallet service for instant transfer of bitcoins, using minimal cpu-resources, bandwidth, memory and power for running
* Free to use.
* You can give money (bitcoins) to someone within a minute as long he/she have a android telephone
* You can very easly pay instant for a restaurant visit (no need to wait for confirmations)
The app uses an EWallet hosted on Instawallet.
==History==
The app was launched on April 26, 2012New, simple online wallet: www.instawallet.org - no signup required. On June 19, 2012 Apple removed the app from the App StoreInstawallet is back, alive and well!.
==See Also==
* Bitcoin Payment Apps
* Instawallet
==External Links==
* FriendlyPay on Apple's App Store
==References==
Category:Open Source
Category:Mobile
Category:User Interfaces
Category:Frontends
Full Reserve Banking

A Full Reserve Banking or 100% reserve banking system is one in which banks must hold reserves for 100% of on-demand liabilities. This means that should on-demand creditors all simultaneously ask for repayment, the bank will be able to honour all its obligations. This contrasts with a system of Fractional Reserve Banking.
Term-deposits and other time liabilities are not limited by a full reserve banking policy. However the bank should plan to have enough reserves when their term expires and these debts become enforceable. "The date on which the bank's obligations fall due must not precede the date on which its corresponding claims can be realized. Only thus can the danger of insolvency be avoided." (Ludwig von Mises. The Theory of Money and Credit. 1912).
== Proof of Reserves ==
In the Bitcoin world, inasmuch as exchanges have acted like banks by holding user Bitcoin balances, we have seen instances of Fractional Reserve Banking practices and also bank-runs leading to insolvency. Most notably in the case of Mt. Gox. Since then Bitcoin exchanges and other companies acting as Bitcoin custodians have started to offer cryptographic Proof of Reserves, Multisignature vaults, third party audits and other ways for users to verify that the company's Bitcoin liabilities in the event of insolvency do not exceed reserves. 
Vaultoro, Kraken, BitStamp, Xapo or Uphold are some of the companies that pioneered Proof of Reserves levels of transparency.
== 2022 ==
After the FTX crash of November 2022 several other large exchanges have announced that they will implement Proof of Reserves audits, including Binance, OKX, ByBit, Crypto.com, KuCoin, Bitfinex, Huobi... Coinmarketcap has even started indicating which exchanges provide exchange reserve data.
== Criticism of Proof of Reserves ==
Critics have pointed out that audits can be gamed and falsified. Coins can be moved shortly before or after an audit. Data can be falsified. Auditors can be corrupted (as was the case with Enron).
Nevertheless defenders of proof of reserves have countered that it becomes much harder to falsify audits as the level of transparency increases. Real-time on-chain audits give the earliest, fastest and most visible warning signs of insolvency. Cryptographic verification tools open to individual users are harder to fake than quarterly audits by third parties. 
== Not your keys, not your Bitcoin ==
Critics counter that however sophisticated or fast a proof of reserves audit is, it is never as good a security system as individual Bitcoin custody. Withdrawing your bitcoins from exchanges is the only certain way to completely avoid counterparty risk. Leaving coins on centralized exchanges only for the minimum time necessary to buy/sell is the only real way to minimise risk. Proof of keys day on January 3rd is a coordinated example of this.
== DEX ==
Decentralised exchanges like Bisq and Hodlhodl allow Bitcoin trading while allowing users to keep control of their bitcoin during the entire process. Since the exchange never holds any keys, it is impossible for it to lose or steal user funds.
Fungibility

Fungibility is a property of money and commodities. It means that each unit can be exchanged for each other unit. Fungibility is very important for Bitcoin if it is to be a good form of money. Every satoshi should be equivalent to every other satoshi.
If one can meaningfully distinguish one coin from another, then the fungibility of the money is weak. If fungibility is too weak in practice, then bitcoin cannot be decentralized: if someone important announces a list of stolen coins they won't accept coins derived from, you must carefully check coins you accept against that list and return the ones that fail. Everyone gets stuck checking blacklists issued by various authorities because in that world we'd all not like to get stuck with bad coins. This adds friction and transactional costs and makes Bitcoin less valuable as a money. 
Better Privacy in bitcoin can help with long term fungibility of bitcoin.
== Related ==
* Privacy
* Transaction surveillance company
* Adam Back's talk at Scaling Bitcoin 2016: https://milan2016.scalingbitcoin.org/transcript/milan2016/fungibility-overview and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BLWUUPfh2Q&feature=youtu.be&t=500
Category:Privacy
GHash.IO

GHash.IO is a Bitcoin mining pool, working in conjunction with CEX.IO Bitcoin exchange since 2013. The company frequently adds new features and expands trading possibilities. GHash.IO offers mining of Bitcoins (merged with NMC) and Litecoins (merged with DOGE). October 2016, GHash.IO pool officially closed. The team behind GHash.IO offers development of custom-built pools and enterprise mining solution.
==Connection with CEX.IO==
GHash.IO and CEX.IO had the same account credentials, and therefore the pool was considered to be the mining side of CEX.IO. The connection between these two platforms allowed users to benefit from simultaneous trading and mining. Mining power (GHS) purchased at CEX.IO mine new Bitcoins at GHash.IO until GHS are sold by the owner.
After GHash.IO pool closed in October 2016, CEX.IO continued operating as a separate platform for trading cryptocurrencies.
==PPLNS==
GHash.IO uses PPLNS (“Pay per last N shares”), a reward scheme, according to which payment is given to shares in a window, starting with the last share submitted and going backwards up to some number N of shares. Shares older than the window are not paid.
Shares are hashes, smaller than the target for difficulty of 1 (Usually, pools use such difficulty as the target for share, but technically, any difficulty could be used). Every hash created has a 1 in 232 possibility of being a valid share. In order to get Bitcoins in a more distributed and predictable way, miners use pools. If this is the case, miners are awarded Bitcoins, according to their shares.
Category:Pool Operators
ru:MtGox
GLBSE

GLBSE
The GLBSE (pronounced glib-zee) was a form of exchange that provided services to users to sell assets, bitcoin bonds listed with the exchange.
==History==
The site entered testing phase under an internal code name before being opened with a round 3 of testing on April 27, 2011Stock Exchange testing, round 3 and launch soon after.
A version 2.0 with a vastly revamped architecture was launched on March 24, 2012GLBSE2.0 has launched!.
On October 4, 2012 the service abruptly closedGLBSE is offline We will update our users on Saturday and on October 9, 2012 described the method the service will follow for the return of all bitcoins held by the service -- with each accountholder being required to provide identificationNefario.
==See Also==
* Stock Exchanges
==External Links==
* GLBSE web site
* @GLBSE exchange ticker on Twitter
* @BitcoinGLobal company Twitter account
* Talk regarding the GLBSE trading platform
* Discussion of securities and other asset investments.
==References==
GOXKEYGEN

Gives bitcoins as MTGOX redeemable codes for free to each visitor. IP addresses that receive bitcoins are recorded, so that bitcoins are given only once to each address. 
The amount of bitcoins given per visitor varies. Reported values are between 0.00002 and 0.01.
==See Also==
* Alternate bitcoin distribution services
==External Links==
* GOXKEYGEN GOXKEYGEN
Category:Services
GPU Compatibility

This page attempts to document compatibility between various GPU mining facets.
==Table==
GPU 	OS 	Driver 	OpenCL 	Kernel 	Software/options	Working (Mh/s at -I10)
5450	Linux 3.8.6 	Catalyst 13.1 	1084.4 	phatk121016Cedarv2w64l8 	BFG 3.0.0 	
5450	Linux 3.8.6 	Catalyst 13.1 	1084.4 	diablo121016Cedarv2w64l8 	BFG 3.0.0 	
5450	Linux 3.8.6 	Catalyst 13.3 beta3 	1124.2 	phatk121016Cedarv2w64l8 	BFG 3.0.0 	
5450	Linux 3.8.6 	Catalyst 13.3 beta3 	1124.2 	diablo121016Cedarv2w64l8 	BFG 3.0.0 	
5670	Linux 3.8.6 	Catalyst 13.1 	1084.4 	phatk121016Redwoodv2w128l8 	BFG 3.0.0 	
5770	OSX 12.3.0 	 	Apple 2012-12-04	poclbm121016 ATIRadeonHD5770 v2w128l8 pOpenCL1_2Dec4_2012_18_26_30 	BFG 3.0.1 	Needs --no-opencl-binaries
5850	Linux 2.6.37 	Catalyst 11.3 	145 (2.1) 	diablo121016 Cypress v2w128l8 pOpenCL1_0ATIStreamv2_1_145 	BFG 3.0.2 	
5850	Linux 2.6.37 	Catalyst 11.3 	145 (2.1) 	diakgcn121016 Cypress v2w128l8 pOpenCL1_0ATIStreamv2_1_145 	BFG 3.0.2 	
5850	Linux 2.6.37 	Catalyst 11.3 	145 (2.1) 	phatk121016Cypressv2w128l8 	BFG 2.99.1 	
5850	Linux 2.6.37 	Catalyst 11.3 	145 (2.1) 	poclbm121016 Cypress v2w128l8 pOpenCL1_0ATIStreamv2_1_145 	BFG 3.0.2 	
5850	Linux 2.6.38 	Catalyst ?? 	595.10 (2.4) 	 	cg 2.10.0a 	
5850	Linux 3.9.0 	radeon 	Mesa (git) 	phatk121016 AMDCYPRESS v1w256l4 pOpenCL1_1MESA9_2_0 	BFG 3.0.2 	
5970	Windows 8 Ent. 64	Catalyst 13.5 beta 2	1124.2 	phatk121016 Cypress v2w128l4 pOpenCL1_2AMDAPP1124_2 	BFG 3.0.2 w64 	
67??	Linux 3.6.5 	Catalyst 13.1 	1084.4 	phatk121016Juniperv2w128l8 	BFG 3.0.0 	
67??	Linux 3.6.5 	Catalyst 13.1 	1084.4 	diablo121016Juniperv2w128l8 	BFG 3.0.0 	
6870	Linux 3.2.1 	Catalyst 12.3 	898.1 	diablo121016Bartsv2w128l4 	BFG 2.10.2 	
6870	Linux 2.6.38	Catalyst ?? 	595.10 (2.4) 	phatk121016Bartsv2w128l8 	cg 2.10.0a 	
6870	OSX 12.3.0 	 	Apple 2012-12-04	poclbm121016 ATIRadeonBartsXTPrototype v2w128l8 pOpenCL1_2Dec4_2012_18_26_30	BFG 3.0.1 	
==How to find info==
===GPU===
FIXME: How can people find this?
===Linux kernel version===
 uname -r
===Driver version===
FIXME: How can people find this?
===OpenCL/Kernel/Software version===
Run BFGMiner or cgminer with the --debug --text-only options. Look for these lines:
Software version:
 Started bfgminer 3.0.0
OpenCL version:
*Important: Make sure you delete *.bin before testing, to be sure you don't have a cached copy of an older OpenCL compile!
 CL Platform 0 version: OpenCL 1.2 AMD-APP (1084.4)
Kernel version:
 Loaded binary image phatk121016Bartsv2w128l8.bin
GPU overclocking tools

Category:Mining
With these tools it is possible to change the clock speeds of Radeon graphic cards to increase hashrate and thus mining profitability.
Usually core clock is increased and memory clock is decreased to lower temperatures and save power.
==Windows==
* AMD GPU clock tool - GUI / command line, http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/1128/AMD_GPU_Clock_Tool_v0.9.8.html
* AMD / ATI Tray Tools - GUI, http://www.guru3d.com/article/ati-tray-tools-/
* ClockTweak - Command line, not free, multiple cards, http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=9982.0
* EVGA Precision - Nice GUI, multiple cards supported (can use others than EVGA cards), supports multi-CPU setups, change clock settings for memory and other setting, new integrated GPU Voltage Tuner, http://www.evga.com/precision/
* MSI Afterburner - Fancy GUI, multiple cards, needs to be unlocked, some problems with multi GPU setups http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/
* RBE Radeon BIOS editor - GUI, can also be used to overclock, http://www.techpowerup.com/rbe/
* Sapphire TriXX - GUI, Works very well for multi GPU setups with or with or without crossfire. http://www.sapphiretech.com/ssc/TriXX/
==Linux==
* AMDOverdriveCtrl - GUI, http://sourceforge.net/projects/amdovdrvctrl/
==MacOS==
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