Это просто прикол, реальные факты показывают что при вероятности в 1 к 2 казино может подсунуть серию что за 20 ходов окажешься в убытке при мартингейле. И ни один математик с этим ничего не сделает, рандом на стороне казино и не докажешь никому ничего. Ну и сумма тоже будет космическая при таком раскладе даже если ставка пару центов.
Опытный крупье,.. мы говорим про на самом деле опытных, - может почти без промашек попадать шариком на колесе рулетки в нужное ему число несколько раз подряд. Есть такие виртуозы. Так что все эти вопросы о вероятностях и прочей математике обычно всегда разбиваются о способности того против кого ты в казино собираешься играть. Казино это чистая психология. Тебя прикармливают, заманивают, время от времени дают выигрывать, ровно до тех пор пока ты плотно не присядешь на игру в данном конкретном игорном заведении, и затем тебя доят. Долго и не без удовольствия. В идеале как можно дольше. Системно. Так что все эти просчеты, подсчеты - это туфта. Это то же самое что садиться играть в карты с профессиональным картежником. Там столько десятков и сотен приемов разных у него против тебя имеется, что при желании ты у него не сможешь выйграть ни разу хоть будешь сутки с ним сидеть за столом. "Ловкость рук и никакого мошенничества", как говорится.
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Если вы из РФ, и находитесь в какой-нибудь БД, она уже давно гуляет за пределами того учреждения, где была создана эта БД, если мы говорим про коммерческие структуры.
Учитывая количество намеренных бекдоров в софте которым пользуются все от госструктур и до обычных пользователей, то будет проще предполагать что все значимые с экономической или финансовой точки зрения данные давным давно находятся у всех кому они очень нужны, и не только внутри страны но и в первую очередь - за ее пределами. Всевозможные спецслужбы, и прочие хитрые товарищи имеют эти данные наверняка задолго до того как они куда-то там официально "утекут".
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I'm probably more of a supporter of old-school methods, because in my case I trust my private keys only to my paper notebook. I don't use any other media anymore, and I'm very suspicious of any electronic media that can help save passwords or any other sensitive information like private keys. For me, my notebook, locked in a drawer, is a fairly reliable tool.
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I remember that I watched YouTube video about different kinds of know-how, and one of them was about financial know-how, it was still 2014, as far as I remember, and I was very interested this. Since then, I began to look for information about this, and after a while I found this forum.
Most of all, I was attracted by the information that bitcoin can be used even without resorting to the services of banks, and, of course, it said that its price had increased by several thousand percent. Probably, if this had not been said, then perhaps I would not have delved into this topic so seriously.
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For those who do not quite understand by the title of the topic what will be discussed here, I will explain ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) There are a lot of people here who have been familiar with bitcoin for 5 or more years, and among them there are those who at the beginning of this journey had a fairly large number of coins at their disposal. For example, at the very beginning, as far as I remember, I had something about 90 bitcoins. But i sold them all during last years, to my great regret ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) In this regard, I had the following question - are there any ways to make money on the fact that you still have access to the private keys of wallets, which used to contain a lot of bitcoins ? I still have access to the addresses from which I sent 80-90 bitcoins in one transaction, but now, naturally, these addresses are empty. Is it possible now, or maybe in the future, to somehow make money for those who still has access to these wallet addresses ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) Maybe someone has some crazy idea how one could monetize all this? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Did the situation with the listing on Probit exchange and their delays clarified? Are there any updates about listing LYR on any other exchanges? What is the situation today?
I am interested in the same question, what is the latest information about the expected listing dates and which exchange will be the first ?
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For completeness I added the Trezor key (dropbox lets you have multiple security keys attached to your account), then removed the Ledger Key... logged out and tried to log back in with the Ledger Key... and got the same message. So, DropBox sees them as 2 unique keys. Based on this quick and hardly thorough test, it would seem to suggest that the U2F is not cross-compatible between different brands of device, even with the same seed. ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif) Probably the U2F protocol implies that the technical characteristics of the U2F key (its brand and manufacturer) must be the same in order to satisfy the protocol. And this is entirely logical, because it is thanks to this that increased security is achieved when using these keys. It would probably be surprising if you could recover your key using a seed phrase using any device of this kind produced by different manufacturers. The fact that the dropbox sees these keys as if they are different is our additional guarantee in case someone becomes the owner of our seed phrase and wants to restore the key on another device without knowing about this feature. I wonder if there are any exceptions to this rule? Maybe among the whole variety of keys from different manufacturers, there are still some that would be interchangeable with respect to each other. It would be interesting if someone did such a large-scale study. By the way, I recently had a situation where I was trying to register my Trezor One as a two-factor authentication key for my new email on gmail.com. I don't remember exactly what kind of browser it was - either safari or chrome, but during the registration process, a window popped up that Google wanted to scan my key type. And I refused to give Google this right by clicking the corresponding button. And to my surprise, after this, i could not complete the registration of my Trezor as a two-factor authentication key. Perhaps precisely because I refused to provide information about the parameters of my device. I don't know - maybe it was some kind of exception to the rule, or maybe it's some kind of new Google policy regarding authentication keys, because earlier, as far as I remember - about two months ago, when I registered my Trezor in this way - everything was ok.
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Remember The Radium rebrand is on the roadmap for this year. new logo, name, ticker, website and qt-wallet etc. These upgrades along with a few others could start a big push for adoption, The last time bitcoin mooned Rads was close to 22.00 a coin
The most important factor that could cause radium to rise in price could be listing on some new major exchange. In this case, in combination with all the other improvements, it is possible that this would lead to the fact that the price would soar high up.
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In my opinion, such deadlines after which users are able to lose their money are actually provocations from the developers of this wallet.
Unfortunately, many unscrupulous developers still have a bad dreams due to the fact that they did not rob everyone who entrusted them with their money.
If I were you, I would not mess with unfamiliar wallet apps or teams in which you are not completely sure.
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All this just goes to show once again that any project which you are going to associate your time and money should first be thoroughly studied.
Because these "pitfalls" are exactly the same things which help these guys make money on.
If you had studied more carefully everything, you might not have got into a situation when you are faced with a choice - either to lose your money, or to reveal your identity to an unreliable party.
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If we explain everything using the example of the psychology of human relations, then the presence of open source code for an application is about the same as the sincerity and openness of the person with whom you communicate.
If during communication you see that your opponent is sincerely disposed towards you, is open and does not try to hide something from you - your degree of trust in his direction increases, since you perfectly understand that nothing unpredictable should be expected from such a person.
"Closed" people who seek to hide something during a conversation, or those towards whom you feel obvious insincerity, - in this case you will always feel stressed because you will not know what to expect from such a friend.
This is a pretty simple but straightforward way to explain why people are more likely to trust open source applications.
Openness is synonymous with the sincerity of developers towards their customers. And now it's an unofficial "rule of good manners" for all developers - open source is the ability to attract the same open-minded people.
Thus, a healthy ecosystem is formed around the one who professes such principles.
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It seems to me that trading using artificial intelligence is not something that can completely replace a person. I am still sure that artificial intelligence in trading at the moment is the same bots that were used for trading earlier, but more advanced.
Now they have grown a little wiser. But not enough to completely replace a human - control is still needed over them. Although the idea itself, I certainly like it, and I think that over time, AI algorithms will become much more perfect.
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Hello guys, Anyone traded on probit exchange because I was about trading some shitcoins to ETH it seems their withdrawal fee is higher than normal. I need your opinions to know if I should further the trade or hold the coins until it is listed in another exchange.
Hi, if you mean this exchange - https://www.probit.com/ I'm not sure how reliable this exchange is, but out of boredom I decided to participate in a bounty project that was going to list my coins on this exchange in a few days, but this is what they wrote about this exchange recently in theit telegram channel: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.piccy.info%2Fi9%2F1472fb0398087148b25f5f771d40e1f0%2F1604425282%2F107451%2F1403261%2F444EB406_4A82_408F_B8EC_0B7E9DAE2F40_1_201_a_800.jpg&t=665&c=3KMSklydELFwZg) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.piccy.info%2Fa3%2F2020-11-03-17-41%2Fi9-14053004%2F557x767-r%2Fi.gif&t=665&c=m1Wi36LND5f9lQ) So, perhaps this is not exactly the exchange on which you should stop your attention.
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Hi guys! Many thanks to all of you for the many useful tips !!! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) The last three days have been quite interesting. When I read that the problem could be with this cable, I remembered that somewhere I should have a similar cable. I decided to dig in my old things in the garage and found a suitable (as it seemed to me) cable. Its connectors fit both the Trezor and the MacBook. Perhaps it was a cable from an USB-flashlight for a bicycle - I can't say for sure. Then i came home with some hope, replaced it and tried to connect it to https://wallet.trezor.io. The only difference this time was that the Trezor screen stopped blinking white and a standard inscription appeared on the screen. But unfortunately the functions still not worked. Then I decided that he was really broken. ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.piccy.info%2Fi9%2Fc419ea93b254ea8204c779e36b442998%2F1604421971%2F99327%2F1403261%2FF0F9A2DF_DFDF_41F0_931A_27BB1FC08CED_1_201_a_800.jpg&t=665&c=jtKT81K8AvjntQ) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.piccy.info%2Fa3%2F2020-11-03-16-46%2Fi9-14052897%2F566x755-r%2Fi.gif&t=665&c=BH4NZorlR5yWkg) But when I read this article on Reddit today - https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/6q2s26/problem_with_usb_cable_trezor/ I realized that maybe it was the wrong cable that I needed. Later I went and bought a cable that supports data transfer. And what was my amazement when it started working! Everything turned out to be so simple and the problem was solved in one minute. The new cable solved it! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.piccy.info%2Fi9%2F5e8b7fa0e888498af995380e4cad68e9%2F1604422594%2F72946%2F1403261%2F6A695CAF_D782_4CE9_B7F5_1533AE7F2E4A_800.jpg&t=665&c=k6YrTDoOzDGmhA) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.piccy.info%2Fa3%2F2020-11-03-16-56%2Fi9-14052915%2F566x755-r%2Fi.gif&t=665&c=2V9tbu_2CaSecQ) Many thanks to everyone who participated in the correspondence @o_e_l_e_o @ Captain-Cryptory @ 2chase @DroomieChikito @BitMaxz @Husna QA @Rath_ @Csmiami @DroomieChikito Special thanks to @ 2chase and @Husna QA ! @Husna QA - your last tip turned out to be the cherry on the cake ! In a couple of days my new Trezor will be delivered, which I ordered as soon as I had problems with it. Interesting - Satoshi Labs still complete its devices with cables of questionable quality or not. We'll see soon.This time I ordered the Trezor-T, at least it looks a little more solid than the old version of the Trezor One. Once again, many thanks to everyone for your help ! ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) The solution to the problem turned out to be very simple! But without your help and tips, I definitely would not have done it!
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In fact, this is a fundamental question. Knowing the correct answer to which almost becomes any trader a wealthy person. But the joke is that there is no answer to it. It is impossible to guess the perfect time for a sale. And even if you succeeded and you sold at the very peak of the price, this does not at all guarantee that you will be able to buy again at the very bottom. Otherwise, you would be a genius of the trading.
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Of course not ! I would not have returned a cent, unless, of course, I had not been specifically asked about it. This is bug of the exchange owners and, accordingly, this is their personal problem.
I am sure that any major exchange will also receive substantial insurance payments if this happens, so you should not return anything to anyone.
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Automated trading is able to give normal profit only if the market is growing steadily, in this case, if the bots have a trading program designed for growth, then this can actually give a good profit.
Or vice versa, if the market is steadily falling in price and if the bots are set to trade during the fall, then the income can also be consistently high.
But there is a small but significant nuance - since the market is unpredictable, bots need to be constantly controlled, directing them in the right direction.
Otherwise, they will trade and create big losses for you.
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I'm so damn glad to hear that. It means that I should be fine, because I still have access to the Dropbox and the folder inside it. I just have to wait a few days for my new Trezor to arrive and restore it using a seed phrase. Thanks for the information.
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A few days ago, my Trezor, which I bought in 2015, broke down. I have already ordered a new one and it will arrive in a week. But there is one thing that worries me right now. I used my Trezor as a two-factor authentication key, and at first I was worried that I would not be able to restore it exactly this function, but they explained to me about this and it turned out that I was worried in vain.
I was almost completely calmed down, but now I remembered that in addition to this, I used my Trezor as a password manager. A part of the passwords were duplicated in my notepad, but now when I tried to go to some of my sites, it turned out that I did not have passwords for them in my notepad. Passwords for them were only on my Trezor.
In this regard, i have a question - will the passwords that I saved on it be restored or not ? Or is there no way that this feature can be restored on a new device via a seed phrase? I would be grateful for your answer.
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