Bitaddress is an "open source JavaScript client-side Bitcoin wallet generator" that can be run completely offline. Therefore, the speed of address generation depends entirely on your hardware. If you were not able to generate even 1000 addresses in more than 10 minutes, then either your hardware is weak or something is wrong with your system.

Sure, the wallet could belong to anyone. But did anyone else send funds to that wallet address, or was it just you? Blockchain transactions leave a trace, and anyone with basic know-how can connect your wallet to your Binance account. And if they have the power to ask Binance for your personal information, then your identity could be compromised.


There have been suggestions from other users about alternative choices.

Instead of generating a large number of wallets in advance, have you considered using a hierarchical deterministic (HD) wallet? HD wallets use a single seed to generate an unlimited number of public and private key pairs, which can be used to generate new addresses on demand. This can save time and effort, while also reducing the risk of storing a large number of keys.

Alternatively, if you provide more context on why you need to generate so many wallets, we may be able to suggest a more tailored solution that is both efficient and secure.

I am not sure what kind of sick game these individuals are playing, but their intentions are surely malicious and potentially fraudulent. What other explanation would make sense?

Linked accounts:

1. TheChin0s

2. MachineGam - BANNED

3. PalermoMoon


4. LDU QUITO


Proof:

https://ninjastic.space/post/61609316





And before anyone says that TheChin0s may have posted the wrong address by mistake, here is a post where he mixed up his accounts and replied to shasan with the wrong acc:


TheChin0s later deleted that post, but of course it was preserved in the archives: https://ninjastic.space/post/61645094

Hey OP, no need to sweat it too much! Sure, your posts might not be top-notch compared to other users, but it is good that you are willing to put in the work to improve your writing skills. Plus, quality is subjective and what one person thinks is awesome might not be the same for someone else. And to be clear, everyone has different levels of experience and expertise, which can definitely affect the quality of their posts.

Your contributions will definitely be recognized and appreciated by others over time, regardless of your rank. So focus on making great content and adding value to the community, rather than just racking up merits or climbing the ranks. Everyone starts somewhere, and we have all been in the same boat as you at some point. Keep an open mind, take in as much knowledge as you can, and do not be afraid to ask for help when you need it. It takes years to reach a high level rank, so don't jump ahead of yourself.

Miners (mining pools) can choose which transactions they want to include in the block. This is why I said that they can help solve the congestion if they for example put a higher priority on actual bitcoin transactions versus ordinal inscriptions and BRC-20 tokens.

On the other hand, your idea to increase the number of miners would not solve anything because it has no concrete impact on the current state of the network. As I said before, miners cannot increase the block size or speed up the validation process on their own. The block size limit is determined by the consensus rules of the network and can only be changed through a hard fork.

Have you attempted to contact the casino through official channels, and if so, how long has it been since you last contacted their customer support? Keep in mind that customer support may not always be able to provide an immediate response to every issue, particularly if it requires time to investigate and identify the root cause of the problem.

Before making any accusations of scamming, it would be prudent to wait until you receive a response from the casino's customer support.

Simply increasing the number of miners on the network can not help to reduce mempool congestion, as this does not necessarily increase the network's bandwidth. The block size is limited, meaning there is a maximum number of transactions that can fit in a block. Therefore, miners cannot directly change the block size limit to accommodate more transactions.

From my understanding, the only way miners can help is by not prioritizing transactions solely based on the transaction fees, but I doubt that will ever happen.

No, that is not entirely correct. As I said before, "back" refers to placing a bet on a particular outcome to happen, while "lay" refers to offering odds on a particular outcome not happening.


Yes, if you "back" Team A, it means that you are betting on Team A to win the match. If Team A wins, your bet will be successful and you will receive a payout based on the odds of your bet. However, if the match ends in a draw or Team B wins, your bet will be unsuccessful and you will lose your stake.

On the other hand, if you "lay" Team A, you are essentially betting against them. This means that you are betting on the other outcome(s) to happen, such as Team B winning the match or the match ending in a draw, depending on the specific terms of the lay bet.

If the transaction appears to be stuck or unconfirmed, it is possible that the fee you paid was too low, causing it to be stuck in the mempool waiting for confirmation. In this case, you may want to consider using a Replace-by-fee (RBF) feature to increase the transaction fee and speed up the confirmation process.

If you want to keep tabs on the status and congestion of the Bitcoin network, you can check out the mempool.space website. It's a pretty handy tool for tracking your Bitcoin transactions and getting a sense of how busy the network is at any given time.

Your name "Have" is very similar to "Hive", which has a whole ecosystem of applications and projects related to cryptocurrencies, blockchain and web3.
I suggest changing that name to something unique.

The type of TLD you choose is of little importance, in my opinion...

It is impossible to say with certainty what would happen to the price of Bitcoin in the event of a global economic collapse. According to some, bitcoin rates could fall along with other forms of investments, such as stocks or bonds. On the other hand, bitcoin proved to be a safe haven asset during times of economic uncertainty and turmoil. The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020/21 is a good example of this, where the price of Bitcoin initially dropped but then quickly recovered and even surpassed its previous all-time high.

Have you considered putting together a portfolio to show off your skills in graphic and UI design and content writing? That could help you get noticed by potential employers. Another option is to offer some of your skills for free to build a reputation and gain valuable experience. For example, you could offer to do a small project or task for members of this forum in exchange for a testimonial or referral. This not only helps you build your portfolio and gain experience, but also allows you to make connections and potentially lead to paid work down the line.

They are forum moderators. Their job by definition is to moderate messages on the forum. Scams are not moderated here for mostly technical reasons (difficult to prove, would give users a false sense of security, etc.). Why is that ironic?

I agree! The explanation does not really make much sense. There have been some instances where he has posted identical content in multiple topics, sometimes only a few minutes apart. This suggests that he is copying and pasting the text instead of typing it out. And sometimes he even tweaks the subject title slightly, which shows that he is doing it on purpose. On top of that, he keeps asking the same question in the same thread even after getting answers from multiple people.


Either that or he has a mental health condition that is causing this behavior.

You probably won't come across such betting options in typical bookmakers. "Back" and "lay" are terms that are commonly used in betting exchanges, which are platforms where bettors can bet against each other instead of betting against the house.


It is very simple. When you "back" a team or a player, you are placing a bet on them to win. On the other hand, when you "lay" a team or a player, you are essentially betting against them. This means that you will win your bet if the team or player you laid does not win. In other words, you're betting on the other outcomes.

But maybe try to see things from our perspective too? The thing is, there is a sticky topic in the Lending board that clearly explains that newbies cannot just ask for a no-collateral loan. It is just not allowed. And if you ignore the warning, you will be tagged, plain and simple. 

Providing valid collateral is a common requirement for getting a loan, regardless of whether it is a traditional bank loan or a cryptocurrency loan. By offering collateral, you are showing the lender that you have assets that can be used to cover the loan in case you are unable to repay it.

I do not think we should be relying on any institutions to regulate the crypto industry. That goes against the very nature of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Instead, we should let the market sort out the scams and fake projects. If people do their own research and invest wisely, they can avoid falling victim to fraud. Plus, if we start introducing institutions, who is to say they won't be corrupt themselves? We could end up with a situation worse than what we have now.

I think the real issue here is education. A lot of people still do not understand how cryptocurrencies work and the risks involved. We need to do a better job of educating people about the dangers of scams and fake projects. That way, they can make informed decisions about what to invest in and avoid falling victim to fraud.

Yes, I believe the term commonly used in the cryptocurrency world is "HODLing". It is related to cryptocurrency investment rather than trading. While trading involves actively buying and selling assets with the intention of making a profit from short-term price fluctuations, HODLing refers to the strategy of holding onto an investment for a longer period with the expectation of long-term price appreciation.


Absolutely! That was just my pitiful effort to inject some sarcasm.  

While NSFW images may not be allowed, it would probably be good to have a mechanism in place to report abuse or inappropriate content. Even with rules in place, there is always a chance that someone may try to circumvent them and post something that should not be there.