As far as I know, Bitcoin wasn't premined and since there are no facts to backup the claims, I'd say it just conspiracy theories and most conspiracy theories are not profitable to explore.

I always follow their giveaway events on Twitter, including guessing this, but we haven't found the winner yet and it will close on October 1. Today, I have guessed that the market will be green this October until the end of the year, but we are not asked to guess the price of Bitcoin, maybe that will make it easier Looking for winners and this giveaway can really be fair with correct guesses, not random luck from the team.

Dealing with copying of multiple links could be frustrating sometimes as you have to go to the url to highlight,then copy, to me the is still stressful  besides not all users know about Extensions.

So how about me copying  an old user post as a reply without  using quotes. I get adding this feature might bring some reset which might affect in some cases that I will want to avoid . It's just a proposal mates!

33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.[e]

Plagiarism: If you copy some text from somewhere, then you should have a good reason for it, and you must link to the source. Doing otherwise is plagiarism. Changing a few words around doesn't matter. If we find that you plagiarized, then you absolutely will be permanently banned, even if we find it years after you did it.

If you write the seed phrase in a special book and are afraid other people can access it, you can use tricks like changing 1 or 2 positions of the words. That way, even if someone steals your phrase, they can't access your wallet. (You just need to change the position of the two words, no need to change too much to confuse yourself).

Anonymous Bitcoin developer 0xB10C said in his post on Twitter that MaraPool was warned about a "transaction order problem".

This is not what happened. Orphaned blocks are valid blocks, they just belong on a less-worked chain and are therefore ignored.

Usually when people say "orphan block", they mean a Stale Block, which is a well-formed block which is no longer part of the difficultywise-longest and well-formed blockchain. The Block Reward in a stale block is no longer spendable on the difficultywise-longest and well-formed blockchain; therefore whoever mined that block does not actually get the reward (or the transaction fees). This phenomenon must be taken into account by mining pools that use any payout strategy other than "proportional".

Conceptually, calling the above type of block an orphan block doesn't make any sense, since it does have a parent. Indeed, in the Bitcoin source code and in more technical discussions, orphan blocks and stale blocks are two separate things: both are not part of the longest valid chain, but in an orphan block it is because the parent is unknown, whereas in a stale block it is because that part of the chain is known to no longer be longest. However, in general discussions people almost always mean "stale block" but say "orphan block".

Almost every node on the Bitcoin network maintains a temporary list of unconfirmed transactions called the memory pool, mempool, or transaction pool. Nodes use this pool to keep track of transactions that are known to the network but are not yet included in the blockchain. For example, a wallet node will use the transaction pool to track incoming payments to the user’s wallet that have been received on the network but are not yet confirmed.

As transactions are received and verified, they are added to the transaction pool and relayed to the neighboring nodes to propagate on the network.

Some node implementations also maintain a separate pool of orphaned transactions. If a transaction’s inputs refer to a transaction that is not yet known, such as a missing parent, the orphan transaction will be stored temporarily in the orphan pool until the parent transaction arrives.

When a transaction is added to the transaction pool, the orphan pool is checked for any orphans that reference this transaction’s outputs (its children). Any matching orphans are then validated. If valid, they are removed from the orphan pool and added to the transaction pool, completing the chain that started with the parent transaction. In light of the newly added transaction, which is no longer an orphan, the process is repeated recursively looking for any further descendants, until no more descendants are found. Through this process, the arrival of a parent transaction triggers a cascade reconstruction of an entire chain of interdependent transactions by re-uniting the orphans with their parents all the way down the chain.

Both the transaction pool and orphan pool (where implemented) are stored in local memory and are not saved on persistent storage; rather, they are dynamically populated from incoming network messages. When a node starts, both pools are empty and are gradually populated with new transactions received on the network.

Some implementations of the Bitcoin client also maintain an UTXO database or pool, which is the set of all unspent outputs on the blockchain. Bitcoin Core users will find it in the chainstate/ folder of their client’s data directory. Although the name "UTXO pool" sounds similar to the transaction pool, it represents a different set of data. Unlike the transaction and orphan pools, the UTXO pool is not initialized empty but instead contains millions of entries of unspent transaction outputs, everything that is unspent from all the way back to the genesis block. The UTXO pool may be housed in local memory or as an indexed database table on persistent storage.

Whereas the transaction and orphan pools represent a single node’s local perspective and might vary significantly from node to node depending upon when the node was started or restarted, the UTXO pool represents the emergent consensus of the network and therefore will vary little between nodes. Furthermore, the transaction and orphan pools only contain unconfirmed transactions, while the UTXO pool only contains confirmed outputs.

Because 99% of the people saying that the "whales are manipulating the markets" has no basis at all and are just saying that so they have someone to blame for their bad trades.

It's funny, but I don't see a single phishing site similar to Mixy. I guess this is not very good news (in the sense that it just means that Mixy does not seem to be very popular among mixers, so it is probably not profitable for scammers to engage in phishing).  Although maybe I'm wrong.

This was because I noticed most legendary,Hero and some senior members on this forum don't make replies to threads based on something they read from a random article most times but based on their experience in that particular field of Bitcoin.

I understood Klopp's choices. Liverpool currently have a ton of talents available for celebration and a lot of them have featured for little to no time in the premier league this season.

Nunez for example have been coming on for Liverpool from the bench - Gakpo is selected ahead of him in a premier league match day. The Europa league is a superb option to field a B-team in order to give others the opportunity to shine. That was why Kelleher was selected ahead of  Allison and Bajcetic was selected ahead of Gomez for the right back position.

Europa is an opportunity for Klopp to field players that get little to no playing time in the premier league.

In many cases, we keep the Auto Renewal system on at various places so that when the subscription period of this item expires, the time is instantly renewed.  This is possible because the bank is a centralized platform and has an authority team to manage it.  But if Bitcoin is accepted for payment like Debit/Credit Card everywhere around the world.  In that case how Bitcoin can provide auto renewal system where we use non-custodial wallet to hold Bitcoin.  Which has full access to us, no one can control it if they want. what to you think about it. How Bitcoin can provide Subscription Auto Renewal solution?

2. Network: This is not the networking that others think of here. This is not inviting acquaintances or friends to scam you. What I'm saying is "building a network." When you build a connection, for example, by simply helping your neighbor, it can give you or us a network because we meet different people every day. Who knows, one day or not, we know that our neighbor will help us one day so that you can have a good opportunity or job or have a good client. Even on the internet, connecting with like-minded people like us can go a long way toward your advancement.

It is very common sometimes when we trade on exchange p2p payment delays,  these delay can be from the buyer's bank or seller bank's.  Many people have lose their money due to this delay of bank network thinking that the problem of the delay is from the network of bank which they will later get their money when the network of their bank becomes good and they go ahead to release the payment because of  evidence of payment that the other trader have sent to show as proof.

Take a look at Where to spend Bitcoin? by Ratimov to know where you can use crypto for getting services and many other stuff.

However, there is something needed to keep oneself in shape, it is best to study past bull run history, how the bull run began after halving, how it lasted and how the bear market kicked in.

Roma have a busy schedule this week and I think they must be able to manage as well as possible to maintain fitness in each game. Roma will face Sheriff in tomorrow's match with the capital of a big win which will be a big motivation for Roma players to steal points in tomorrow's match.

The big win over Empoli did not show Roma's full strength because the opponents they faced were indeed a weak team. Well, when they were beaten by AC Milan in front of their supporters, it gave a big meaning that they haven't been very strong this season but they can do that if they can maintain their best form. Even Roma has strong competition this season such as Juventus, AC Milan and Napoli. So Roma must be able to maintain their chances by getting 3 points in the upcoming match