Here are some great bitcoin origin links

[dgstorm]

We thought it would be useful to share some origin links to help with the concept and the history of bitcoins.

Bitcoin

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Main_Page

Bitcoin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[JamesLT3]

Great info Thanks!! Ive got so much to read.
Side note... Glad to see you here posting, you should join in on the fun more often!

[dgstorm]

Thanks dude! I would join in more ofen, but I am so slammed with other stuff it's hard to find the time. Litecoins seem really intriguing to me though, so I might be able to squeeze in some extra time as a second hobby!

[JamesLT3]

Thanks dude! I would join in more ofen, but I am so slammed with other stuff it's hard to find the time. Litecoins seem really intriguing to me though, so I might be able to squeeze in some extra time as a second hobby!

I hear that man ,we need 48 hour days...24 just dont cut it anymore. Yes they do, i think im going to start out with litecoin mining and see where it goes, i still need to read and weigh the pros and cons so we will see. Having a 2nd hobby is always good, keeps thing interesting.
Also please fill out you system specs My Good Sir... we're nosy!!

[kailahopkins]

Good notes. It was in BitcoinDaily wherein I found out that bitcoin was first mentioned in a cypherpunk mailing list in 1998 by Wei Dai. However, it was “Satoshi Nakamoto” who made a detailed 500-page article about bitcoin in 2008.

[johnmeller]

Although this is quite an old post, I thought about sharing my views on some new cryptocurrencies. As bitcoin has reached at around $7000 as am writing this post, and most of the people are only interested in using it to make profits, I think it would be best to discuss about other top currencies like Ethereum , Ripple, IOTA, etc. I think Ripple can be the coin of future and it would be worth routing for. I found this guide on mining ripple, do you think it would be profitable for long run?