 Admin, are we allowed to post more memes in the same post? Maybe a max 3 memes rule to be added |
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How confident are you with javascript?
Do you have a portfolio?
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If you are a scammer you will get banned.
That's not true. Somehow I got scammed by a guy who was reported before for being a scam https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5169596.msg51974682#msg51974682 this nomadcrypto guy
I been hearing about this Bitcointalk for awhile, if I don't get banned for the above statements I'll be interested in talking shop, I'm learning to code and I need all the resources I can get my hands on, my only concern is everyone is obnoxiously tribal to BTC and wont work with DeFi on Ethereum.
Welcome to bitcointalk. Happy to be your first connection. It's already enough that your post is not a low quality one with "will bitcoin go up?" kind of thing. Pay attention to scammers, make meaningful contributions and you'll earn merits. With merits & activity comes a higher rank. With a higher rank you become more trusted and get more features like posting cool images  |
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Joined!
By the way I recommend QTRADE for trading idena because it looks safer.
Also let's everyone do our best to make this network grow. Tell your friends about it
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I don't know if it's only my perception but I constantly notice people who expect continuous growth. Whether it is bitcoin, crypto, stock, they only see one side of things and never the opposite. Yes, things go up but they can go down, and going down does not mean the stock/crypto is dying. It means it is alive! So please stop all these recession & bitcoin going down topics and be wise  |
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Why wont take the same action?It would somewhat like a gamble but since you do know the probability on making money out of this idea then risking out will vary on you.
Sounds reasonable
Numbers greatly depend on the locality. In my area, an average small business would cost $250k and net $50k per year. Small businesses have amazing return.
So true. This guy did not do it in the US but rather in a "cheaper" country (Romania where average salary is €300/month). The only advice I know from him and I share is DO NOT BUY RESTAURANTS If you want to do what this guy did you should follow the advice from mister president and take a small loan of a million dollars. The risk is much higher unfortunately compared to his $400k and you won't get 10s of shops |
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Why I can't find Bitcoin? If we do the analysis, we will find that most of the cryptocurrencies are copies of BTC code and the circle is expanding. Therefore, it is better to make a chart in the form of a tree that gives some currencies (BTC, ETH, XRC, GRIN,..etc)the roots and the rest of the currencies to branch out from.
Also, All hard forks are modified copies that attempt to be optimized from the originals.
Generally, what is the standard that defines similarity? Who makes the comparison? Is it done automatically or are there features?
I support such ideas, and I hope that you will develop.
Well let me tell you one thing. MOST cryptocurrencies started from Bitcoin because this is the original. Only few skilled people can start a cryptocurrency from scratch and code it following bitcoin's specification or their own. EDIT: I have no clue what I was thinking when I left this comment. |
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It's International Women's Day! https://youtu.be/gLM1-MOoalgLet's all wish a happy women's day to the ladies of bitcointalk. May all of you be loved  |
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Happy wife happy life I guess  Just buy another bed sheet but different and nicer. Say you wanted to surprise her and threw the old one away. This may include the risk of being not happy of throwing the old sheet away but if the newer one is much better it will go unnoticed. |
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Scam. Looked at the group and you're being referred to https://miners-payout.uk/Invest $10, make 120% Invest $100, make 140% Invest $500, make 200% Invest $1000, make 300% |
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You as a Newbie, can't post images to show. I am now just quoting to show images of your post.
btw. You are doing nice work, very creative and have a solid portfolio. nevertheless, I am surprised that you do not have your own website in addition to all your previous work.
Most people that start in this industry of web design / design get peers from networking events or referred from other people. The website missing may look suspicious but it's not. As long as you guys don't charge hundreds of euros for wordpress / other website builder solutions, you will get an audience here. If instead you use website builders, this is not the right place. We have smart people Also so kind of you @examplens to post images in a way others can visualize his portfolio well. "The right guy at the right place" prize goes to you. |
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This is such a smart thing so many people don't know about. Melted my heart when I read about it. Thanks for sharing First off, I want to say it's not like I'm some Satoshi Nakamoto, this is just a shower thought..
So we all know Bitcoin transactions became very inefficient throughout time, it wasn't always as slow and expensive since it has now become. What I was thinking about, what if instead of 1 single Bitcoin blockchain, there were 10 different chains, each with 2.1M bitcoin, people can choose in which chain they want to have their coins ofcourse, but these would be the 10 Bitcoin chains. This way transactions are not all stressed under one chain and speeds and transactions fees should go back to early bitcoin days. It's almost like with internet connections, people can choose routing channels, which ones are the fastest at the moment.
Same for miners too, they can choose the concurrent most profitable chain of the 10, or whatever number is the most scalable chains.
I could totally be wrong ofcourse, let me know what you guys think.
Sounds interesting. Maybe if we had some sort of "routers" between those blockchains?  So maybe a coin could travel over other blockchains but faster. I believe this is actually an implementable solution which is truly visionary. Those "blockchains" are not blockchains but rather "routes" which would make this idea closer to reality. The direction is correct, now we need the engineers |
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I wish we also had a video of both doing their best I don't have much experience in football but my grandfather owned the football club in the town where I was born and he also was a manager at some point. Let me use my "inherited" skills and elaborate I love to control the game so I will pick a 4-3-3 formation. Messi (my choice) would play as a RW. I want a left foot Striker / Center Forward who from time to time would switch position with Messi The RB and RCM (right back and right central midfielder) must come to ball and support that change. Basically Messi and the CF would pass to those guys and make the movement by support. Imagine one goes one way, the other goes the other way but through passes. Sometimes this can create lot of space for the RB or, it can attract the other side of the opposition defence allowing long passes to the LW. Cristiano Ronaldo has great abilities but I don't see him in this crazy switch with the Striker. Ronaldo needs his space and plays as he wants using his abilities as he knows. When he aged he changed his football style to fit his abilities. Also I'm not a fan of crossing so I would not be using Ronaldo's heading abilities which is a stupid idea if you have Cristiano in the game. |
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"Bitcoin - your money is secured by the laws of the universe"
I'm afraid this isn't true. Classically, yes, no problem. However, quantum computers are on the way.
All current public key cryptography will be vulnerable to a QC running Shor's algorithm. It takes 2^128 operations to derive a bitcoin private key from a public key. This is a huge number, and relates to the image above. It's effectively invulnerable to a normal attack from a classical computer. However, for a QC running Shor this drops to a much more manageable 128^3. ECDSA just falls apart.
This is why we should all be concerned about quantum computing, and take preventative steps to secure blockchains right now. There may be nothing large-scale and commercially-viable yet, nothing capable of cracking asymmetric cryptography yet... but 'yet' is the keyword here, viable QCs are coming, and likely sooner than we imagine.
The example in the picture talks only about bits (0, 1) and not qubits. "Good" news is that we don't know yet if quantum computers are scalable. The fact that Quantum computers will be scalable by 2030 is just speculation for now and there is no guarantee. If it becomes scalable then everything will move into quantum-safe cryptography. The whole internetwill move to quantum-safe cryptography so it's not a bitcoin problem |
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You have proposed a very risky solution and I think OP should not send the wallet.dat file to anyone including you. It's good if you share him the way to recover. If you are in doubt that he will not pay the reward, ask him to escrow.
OP, never give the file to anyone here.
Your advice of not giving the wallet.dat file away is also gold advice and I don't know why I saw myself above everyone but this is the way I see it to make it work in his current circumstances. - If we use an escrow, he can't send money to the escrow if his funds are in the locked wallet. Also he can lie that the solution did not work so I don't see the point of escrow here
- The poster gave us the masterkey, the salt and the iter count. THIS IS NOT ENOUGH (at least for my skills to crack this in an acceptable amount of time) !!!!
I hope that someone, whether this is going to be me or not is going to help him. I can see that walletrecovery was mentioned, hope they will be helpful. I'm open for other forms of collaboration to help and I will think if I can do something else other than the wallet.dat file but I really doubt it. If not, then good luck |
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With Escrow I will give you $225
Escrow must have past history (my requirement)
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I am interested but I would like to get some photos. Also we would need to meet in person & use my lawyer as an escrow (I will pay the middleman fees since you're making the good offer) Also I need to know the following: - Location (post code) to get an idea
- Is it fully paid or do you have any mortgage/tax due?
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This is not a good idea.
I once had a fake facebook account. As soon as GDPR and some other things entered in practice,
Facebook asked for verification to validate the identity of the account (ID verification). Paying
for a facebook account is a bad idea. Paying for a facebook page however is doable.
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Ethical Hacking & Cybersecurity guy here What these guys are saying is real, however I believe there is still a chance for something nice to try other than bruteforce If you had say a 5 characters password it is easy to bruteforce but there are other alternatives. I can help as long as you provide the wallet.dat file Don't provide it publicly otherwise someone else will steal your money. |
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