This subject is very misleading  Maybe you should have asked for help/information about your problem instead of Beware of Binance!! or maybe google around to see if there is a solution to your problem. |
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I also opened an account with Yobit last year around Nov, but luckily haven't used it yet. I did however read that there is a lot of complaints. I did get my fingers burnt with Coinsmarkets  |
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You could get your community involved to vote on exchanges like Coinpulse, Shardax & Quantadex to get listed next. Engage them on your social media platforms like Twitter to go vote.
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Good morning Jackleszz, Thank you for the twitter bounty reward. However, I would like to ask a question please. Please understand that I am not fighting with you, I am grateful for the reward received and I understand that rules can change. So the question about the twitter rule that changed April 6: New Twitter rule: If you made more than 11 tweets/retweets during any 48 hour period that seem like ads or bounty hunting (regardless of what project/business they were about), your rewards are counted at the 120 - 499 followers tier. Regardless of how many followers you actually have. This rule is in effect starting in April 6. Unless I've done something els As of April 30 I stopped all other bounties so that I can stay on tier 3. So for the whole of May I only tweeted about this project. I feel that I have kept to the new rule. e wrong? Thank you for your time.Oh and the staking is going well now. I get between 8 and 9 peers now.  But this is a BOUNTY CAMPAIGN that started on Feb 16, so even if the rule were meant for before the bounty even started WHY DID YOU NOT STATE IT IN THE "BOUNTY RULES"? April 6: New Twitter rule: If you made more than 11 tweets/retweets during any 48 hour period that seem like ads or bounty hunting (regardless of what project/business they were about), your rewards are counted at the 120 - 499 followers tier. Regardless of how many followers you actually have. This rule is in effect starting in April 6.I stopped all other bounties end April... please pay me on my tier 3 and please go see the impressions my tweets had. I did my job exactly the way you wanted it so please don't cut my rewards... You changed the rules on April 6 and I COMPLIED. I stopped all other bounty campaigns so please pay me my BOUNTY REWARD. Thank you (and I am still not fighting with you ) |
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Good morning Jackleszz, Thank you for the twitter bounty reward. However, I would like to ask a question please. Please understand that I am not fighting with you, I am grateful for the reward received and I understand that rules can change. So the question about the twitter rule that changed April 6: New Twitter rule: If you made more than 11 tweets/retweets during any 48 hour period that seem like ads or bounty hunting (regardless of what project/business they were about), your rewards are counted at the 120 - 499 followers tier. Regardless of how many followers you actually have. This rule is in effect starting in April 6. As of April 30 I stopped all other bounties so that I can stay on tier 3. So for the whole of May I only tweeted about this project. I feel that I have kept to the new rule. Unless I've done something else wrong? Thank you for your time. Oh and the staking is going well now. I get between 8 and 9 peers now. |
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Too many exchange sites..... Got no idea on how to start with the trading..
I've had good experiences with Bittrex, Binance, Hit-BTC. And for me personally, etherdelta it's decentralized but has had some hack issues. I haven't had any security issues with any of them. Also, don't forget to use your 2 factor login. (2fa). Oh goodness etherdelta will be nightmare for for a newbie. I would suggest he/she first watch some youtube vid's because its really confusing in the beginning. Just my two cents  |
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Wherever you trade, start with small amounts until you're comfortable with the process from initial deposit all the way to withdrawal of your destination funds.
Best advise! And read around, bad news and service travels very fast. |
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In my honest opinion I think they should be rather strict about who they choose for the translations. Doing the translation 100% correct is definitely high priority and I have seen that there is certain managers who prefer to work with certain translators because they simply know that that persons work will be of good quality. They don't want anything lost in translation.... |
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Bitcoin is growing strongly in South Africa and we got many stores where you can buy online and pay with Bitcoin. Currently South Africans is getting the most out of Bitcoin as the ZAR is weak and Bitcoin price is strong for us.
Hey, I'm also from South Africa. Which stores are accepting Bitcoin as payment? I did see in the news yesterday that we will be getting a Bitcoin ATM soon, somewhere in Johannesburg. I know there were one a few years go in Johannesburg or Pretoria but it's not in use anymore. |
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Hey All,
I have some btc stuck on hitbtc there is no email coming so I can withdraw my coins is hitbtc a scam I've read a few bad things about them on here. What do you guys think?
No I don't think so. Done a few trades there with zero hassle. But I'm lately worried about all these exchanges, not because I think they want to scam us. Just much safer to keep your coins with you. And yes I do understand we need them to get our hands on new coins.  Just glad you came right. |
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A question to all BTC2 Wallet users.
How many peers did you have maximum?
At the time my maximum 5 peers
I see 2 outgoing and 0 incoming connections. I think it all depends on the provider, because I tried to turn on the wallet on another computer and tried to connect through 4G. Maybe the matter is that I'm in Russia and now the IP addresses are blocking the regulator to fight Тelegram. The regulator has already blocked many addresses of Amazon, Google and other services. I have a question for the team, can I install a wallet on the Amazon cloud? Will it work? Yes you can. And they offer a free 12 month trial tier. There is even a guide specific to AWS at https://www.bitc2.org/bitcoin-2-masternode-guideJust ignore the section titled "How to setup the Bitcoin 2 Masternode" if you want to just stake with it. I have the exactly same problem. I got only 2 outgoing and 0 incoming connections recently. I can't get stake with it (most of them are orphans blocks). Can I add some nodes manually? Does it help? Yes you can add some nodes manually and it does help. you can go to debug console and use the addnode command. While waiting for the DNS seeder to come online, I would like to list some IP addresses of nodes here that allow incoming connections if you guys don't have objections to that. I'm also running an orphanage here |
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--snip-- You now have me worried! I have 3 paper wallets for different coins. I did not go through all those steps with a clean, offline pc Well, the clean, offline clean PC and rebooting it afterwards is to make sure that: - nobody is able to see your screen... For example, if you're using a corporate PC, things like VNC can be installed and somebody can be looking at your screen without your knowledge
- no trojan/virus/spyware/... potentially running in the background is able to send data to an attacker (data including screencaps, content of the clipboard, wallet files,...
- rebooting is because you want to make sure your private key, seed or passphrase are defenatly no longer stored in your PC's/printer's memory
So, yeah, i'd defenatly recommand running a paper wallet generator on an offline PC. The odds of exposing your private keys are very small, even if you're running on an online machine, but the purpose of a paper wallet is to store a lot of value for a long time in a very secure manner. So, if you generate a paper wallet without all the necessary precautions, imho you could have just used a desktop wallet... Much easyer to spend funds, new addresses for every transaction, change addresses, added functionality like the ability to sign messages without having to mess with the private key,... Basically, as soon as your private key touches an online machine, it's no longer to be considered "as safe as humanly possible". The odds of it being compromised are small, but they still exist. If you don't store a lot of value on those paper keys of yours, i wouldn't worry to much. If you store a significant amount of value, you can always generate a new paper wallet following the proper procedure, then sweep your old wallet and use the funds to fund the properly generated wallet... no biggie... Thank you for the nice explanation, will be more careful in the future. I'm using the paper wallets because it's for the long term. |
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Fold the paper in half width wise sharpen the crease in the left side of button narrow edge together
^^ @Catwoman13: I have no idear what you are saying... It just looks like a random bunch of words to me...^^ @OP: one important thing that hasn't already been mentioned: do not forget to use bip38 encryption! Also i don't think it has been stressed enough that you should really download bitaddress's sourcecode and run it on a clean, offline machine (it has been mentioned by other posters, but i really feel they didn't put the necessary emphasis on this fact)... Print it on a printer that isn't connected to your network and reboot both your pc and your printer once you're done... Also, make sure to securely wipe any transfer medium used to transfer the paper wallet to your printer (just deleting the pdf or png is not sufficient, neither is fast formatting) You now have me worried! I have 3 paper wallets for different coins. I did not go through all those steps with a clean, offline pc |
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in the list of peers there are only 2 addresses. This is normal?
And what does it mean "Multisend: not active"?
You see only 2 peers because your router or firewall blocks incoming connections, as does that of most others. You should see more than 20 if not. Most home routers have NAT that by default blocks incoming connections initiated by someone else than you. You can usually fix that and start allowing incoming connections with one of two ways: A) Launch Bitcoin 2 Core, go to Settings - Options. Go to Network. Enable: "Map port using UPnP". Then restart the app. You may also want to read this article: https://dirkmittler.homeip.net/blog/archives/3340B) Or follow the guide at: https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#enabling-connections - the steps are exactly the same for Bitcoin 2. Multisend is an advanced, special purpose feature which is better left not active unless you know the wallet inside and out and have a reason to send the block or masternode rewards to some address as soon as you get them. jackleszz, I've tried Map port using UPnP, follow the guide at: https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#enabling-connections - the steps are exactly the same for Bitcoin 2. but I only get 5 connections at any given time. I've also cleared the peers file in roaming but still only get 5 peers. Could it be the hardware of the pc? Is there anything else to try? If the map port using UPnP doesn't work, try to configure the router according to the instructions. Even that does not work with every ISP in the world. Thank you for your reply, well 4-5 is better than nothing. Right? |
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in the list of peers there are only 2 addresses. This is normal?
And what does it mean "Multisend: not active"?
You see only 2 peers because your router or firewall blocks incoming connections, as does that of most others. You should see more than 20 if not. Most home routers have NAT that by default blocks incoming connections initiated by someone else than you. You can usually fix that and start allowing incoming connections with one of two ways: A) Launch Bitcoin 2 Core, go to Settings - Options. Go to Network. Enable: "Map port using UPnP". Then restart the app. You may also want to read this article: https://dirkmittler.homeip.net/blog/archives/3340B) Or follow the guide at: https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#enabling-connections - the steps are exactly the same for Bitcoin 2. Multisend is an advanced, special purpose feature which is better left not active unless you know the wallet inside and out and have a reason to send the block or masternode rewards to some address as soon as you get them. jackleszz, I've tried Map port using UPnP, follow the guide at: https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#enabling-connections - the steps are exactly the same for Bitcoin 2. but I only get 5 connections at any given time. I've also cleared the peers file in roaming but still only get 5 peers. Could it be the hardware of the pc? Is there anything else to try? |
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