Trochę mi się nie skleja blockchain z ekologią, bo w sumie to elektrownie, i głównie nie są to elektrownie energii odnawialnej, mają sporo roboty właśnie ze względu na krypto.
Wg raportu Coinshares ok. 74% prądu zużywanego przez koparki kryptowalut pochodzi z odnawialnych źródeł energii, najczęściej z hydroelektrowni, czasem z geoterm. |
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Tak się zastanawiam dlaczego btc miałby kiedykolwiek być po 200 tyś. lub więcej. Obecnie przeciez to czysta spekulacja, jakiś kraj musiałby zaakcepotwać btc jako środek płatności np. Wenezula wywala swoją walute i wszyscy płacą bitcoinem. Bo bańki chyba nie osiągają takich gigatycznych rozmiarów, czy osiągają?
Nie ma górnej granicy, wcześniej też nikt nie spodziewal się np. że cena dojdzie do $1000, nie mówiąc o $20k. Co rozumiesz przez akceptowanie BTC jako środka płatności? W większości nikt nie zabrania tego ludziom. Adopcja BTC jako waluty narodowej w miejsce obecnej to mrzonka. |
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Nie ponzi a zwyczajne naciągactwo, tak jak i każde inne ICO. Zdaje się, że większość komentujących właśnie o tym modelu dystrybucji zapomniała. Tak bardzo bawi to umoralniające podejście patriarchów kośc...yy bitcointalka  Setki sygnaturek z reklamami podobnego modelu nikomu nie wadziły, podczas gdy ostatnia giełda, która "jako-tako" odpłaca się społeczności możliwością nieskomplikowanego zarobku, stoi kością w gardle elicie. Zgoda. Ta jak wiadomo, siedzi na sygnaturach mikserów, czyli metodzie de facto, na pralnię brudnych kojnów... no szczyty moralnej wyższości. To że niektórzy używają mikserów do niecnych celów to tylko efekt uboczny świadczący o ich skuteczności (przynajmniej w przypadku chipmixera jak naraz za dużo nikt nie próbuje miksować). |
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I'm talking about huge exchanges like BitMEX and Poloniex, not casinos and darknet markets. I don't believe we've ever seen exchanges -- who generally have some AML policy in place -- restricted in that way.
Binance has frozen some coins sent from Wex, other than that I wouldn't be surprised if some exchanges, say, Bitstamp viewed a user who would send coins from Binance with more suspicion, they just wouldn't necessarily tell anyone about it. |
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Interesting idea and better than nothing. I still believe though that proof of one's screen (however signed the screenshot itself is) doesn't prove a thing  The digitally signed bank letter seems better, but good luck getting that from your bank. Also if you (as a FIAT buyer) claim they can't provide such thing there is no way to force/check. Big risk if you wish to sell with 4-5+ digits USD amounts... I think until this is solved selling any meaningful amount for FIAT on DEXs is kind of a gamble. (even ebay like reputation is not a real solution) Please read more into it how PageSigner works, it's more than just a screenshot, you won't get anything better unless banks get their shit together. |
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My primary concern with platforms registering in the Seychelles and similar jurisdictions so they can continue avoiding AML/KYC is that the industry is creating a two-tiered system. Is it possible that the whitelisted exchanges -- the Coinbases, Geminis, and Bitstamps -- will begin restricting deposits from non-compliant platforms? That creates huge fungibility issues.
Already has been the case for quite a while now, coins from mixers, coinjoin, wasabi, gambling sites or a dnm can trigger an account freeze. However, there are some minimum amounts that will be allowed under the new directive (50-150 EUR), so you may still be able to trade small amounts without KYC.
As long as transaction fees are low, that is, or even that will stop making sense. |
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Binance has several different sites for different regions, was it binance.com which blocked you, binance.sg (they blocked someone who was withdrawing to mix coins with wasabi) or a different site?
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Despite your ranking, I felt sad that you're also among those that believe the upcoming bitcoin halving not to yield a promising result. For your information you're totally and there are some surge event in the market that are logical bitcoin halving is among that event.
You're forgetting that any 'promising results' may already be priced in - the knowledge and approximate date of halving being publicly known and all. |
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Can you post the link from which you downloaded this wallet? Was it from here: https://bitcoincore.org/en/download/ or here: https://bitcoin.org/en/download Or was it from somewhere else? Were you upgrading from a very old version? Is it syncing at all? "Help" -> "Debug window" -> "Network Traffic" to see if anything is being downloaded. |
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I hope so for all cryptospace. However, my advice would be to learn from litecoin's halving and to prepare for disappointment. It will make acceptance quicker hehehe.
Litecoin is a speculative shitcoin which almost no one uses, its price started collapsing just after Bitcoin's, and like other shitcoins it also started losing value against BTC. |
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Jestem ciekaw czy chce jej przelać w dolarach amerykańskich, w TRON czy w bitcoinach. Wie ktoś o jakiej inicjatywie mowa?
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Takich wykresów przecież powstaje tysiące, to że jeden się wstrzeli w przeszłe wydarzenia nic nie znaczy  |
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The whole cryptocurrency industry should be pushing a minimum of 10 years jail plus at least ten times fine for anyone proven to have committed a scam or fraud using cryptocurrency most especially victimizing our elderly. This industry has become like a big paradise for so many scammers and hackers. We should be sending a very strong message to these people that even if they are dealing with cryptocurrency known with anonymity, the arm and force of the law will one day get their butts exposed to the whole world. We don't have any iota of space for people whose mindset is set on doing anything even if illegal just so they can get the money they wanted.
No need for populist measures, it'd be enough if most thieves and fraudsters were actually being investigated and prosecuted. |
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I'm sure that if they continue to be so annoying we will see a trend of an exodus of companies that will prefer to go elsewhere, where they will not be so annoyed. And it's quite understandable from a business point of view Problem is, sooner or later other countries will start getting pressured to adopt these new regulations, too, both overtly and covertly (if it hasn't already started). |
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Is it really bearish? We were bearish whole 2018 and are now consolidating. We used to be at 6000 before that manipulated drop to 3000 and then we recovered but overshot. We should have recovered to 8-9 thousand not 14 and that's why we had so much uncertainty. Many people read it wrong like it's another big bull market but it was not and the confusion turned into short term panic. If there was no overshot to 14 thousand we'd be at 7-8 thousand anyway because that's where a steady rise from Novembber 2018 would take us.
I don't know why so many people still think we're going to go lower than 5000.
There's nothing guaranteeing a steady rise. If tens of thousands of bitcoins are still waiting to be sold from this ponzi there's no telling how low we'll go. |
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By my understanding of the news some of their big exchanges have either complied to the KYC requirements a long time ago or isn't affected with what they are asking. The only ones who are seriously affected are these services who promote anonymity in their services and they still have the option to comply but they feel like anonymity is more important rather than the survival of their service. So really the ones closing are hard headed people who still think that being identified by the givernment in the crypto market is bad.
Asking a company to force its users to undergo KYC even when not dealing with fiat currencies in any way is crazy, with AMLD5 a mining pool and a faucet with some cryptocurrency-based games would also need to ask its users to provide selfies and dox. Since there's ample competition from countries without such ridiculous laws, the logical step is to shut the businesses down (I assume they ran it as legal businesses so far in their own name, so they can't continue running without complying with the new directive). |
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Sure, I can agree with that. In that regard Kraken might be a bit closer to Bitfinex than Gemini/Coinbase. Yeah, I remember those ads + Winklevosses calling for more regulation.
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Seems like the price has mostly recovered today, so the recent crash was just a panic and manipulation rather than something fundamental - and it would have been really surprising if some Chinese Ponzi could have influenced the price for a longer period of time. The lesson here is as usual - do not let sensational news affect your trades, look at the long term.
Medium-term we may see the price heading further downwards with this new low. And the price only recovered to where it was a week ago. 30 days ago it was $1k higher. |
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Ciekawe, nie spodziewałem się, że taka instytucja by nawet rozważała w jakikolwiek sposób popularyzowanie czegokolwiek ułatwiającego zachować anonimowość podczas płacenia w choćby małym stopniu. Jestem ciekaw jakie limity transakcji anonimowych mają tam na myśli, nawet na karty prepaid bez kyc jakiś czas temu nałożono limity 50-150 EUR. |
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