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A transaction surveillance company is one which attempts to spy on all bitcoin users. Their business model is usually to sell the data to any governments, corporations and individuals willing to pay…

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BittyBot compares the US, UK, European, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand bitcoin markets. Website The site is updated every 5 minutes to show all of the active peer-to-peer sellers and buyers from…

This page is a discussion of the different ways of storing bitcoins, whether for investment purposes or as a medium of exchange. As bitcoin is a digital asset, it can be very un-intuitive to store…

See also: Scalability FAQ Originally, Bitcoin's block size was limited by the number of database locks required to process it (at most 10000). This limit was effectively around 500-750k in serialized…

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If you're running a business that accepts bitcoin, you should use a full node wallet in your backend to accept bitcoin. If using a centralized web API like blockchain.info or blockr.io instead, or…

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Stephan and Antoine discuss the complexities surrounding Bitcoin's OP_RETURN functionality and the ongoing debate about spam filtering on the Bitcoin network. They explore the implications of consensus…

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