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11361  Local / Brasil / Re: Alguem sabe qual a Crypto sugerida na nova serie de videos da Empiircus?? on: December 19, 2018, 08:27:04 AM
kkkkkkkkkkkk loguei na coinexchange essa semana para vender uma moeda, a única moeda que tinha no meu histórico era a Ethos, devo ter vendido por 20 cents em agosto/2017, depois bateu 10 Trumps Cry se não me falhe a memória a moeda tinha outro nome mais feio, BQX ou algo assim.. trágico.. não acompanhei mais o projeto..

Bom, hoje em dia tem muito projeto bom que está desvalorizado, deve ter muita ICO que tem mais dinheiro em caixa do que em marketcap.. O problema é ter dinheiro nesse bear para fazer uma pesquisa e entrar nessas minas de ouro abandonadas..

Era bqx sim. Vc vendeu na hora errada rsrs
Só que a empiricus mando comprar no Ath.

Cara não é mina de ouro a abandonada nao. Um projeto que caiu 99% recupera nunca mais . Nos vemos quais são os bons projetos agora. Os que caíram menos que os outros. Uns exemplos, mana, link, waves, ltc, bat .. Sao projetos que o desenvolvimento ta ativo e estão desvorizando, mas muito menos (20-60%).

11362  Local / Brasil / Re: Alguem sabe qual a Crypto sugerida na nova serie de videos da Empiircus?? on: December 18, 2018, 11:51:01 PM
Cara, fui seguir a dica da empiricus de ethos.... Fracasso total, virou pó.

Pior investimento que já fiz na vida. Olhem lá como tá ethos. Lançaram um produto horroroso e a moeda foi a zero, acabou. Perdeu uns 99% do valor.
11363  Local / Brasil / Re: Nano S Wallet Usada on: December 18, 2018, 11:47:18 PM
Cara, apenas uma sugestão.

Se vc sabe a procedência, conhece o ex dono e confia nele, ok.

Mas eu teria medo de utilizar um dispositivo desse usado. Vai que o cara colocou dentro alguma modificação de hardware?   Hardware wallets so devem ser adquiridas do vendedor oficial, justamente para garantir a segurança.
11364  Other / Ivory Tower / Re: Artificial neural network VS Bitcoin Address. on: December 18, 2018, 11:36:59 PM
This won't work, there is no "equation" that returns a one-way hash.

This is specific why Proof of work exists.

To solve the proof of work miners need to scan for a value (called Nonce) that when hashed together with the block data, the hash begins with a number of zeros.

If you could do it backwards, you would just choose a hash and , as you already have Block data, nonce would be easily calculated.

11365  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Compiling a list of heroes with socialist tendencies on: December 18, 2018, 11:17:19 PM
Lol

Lincoln and George Orwell.

Add Trump and Mises to the list as well!
11366  Other / Meta / Re: [RELEASED] @mention notification bot - now with Telegram on: December 18, 2018, 11:05:30 PM
Piggy, I want to congralute you for making such a good service.

This could be officially incentived by bitcointalk forum.

Maybe creating a proper board for bots?  I put my notifications in the archive board, but I believe this is not an appropriate session for it.

Edit:
I didn't receive double notifications, until you fixed it Shocked

I had the same problem. Only after fixed , I received a triple notification

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5078217.msg48746192#msg48746192
11367  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: Como um Exchange Crypto melhor servir os usuários on: December 18, 2018, 11:01:09 PM
Acho que o maior desrespeito hoje que as Exchange praticam livremente e a cobrança exacerbada de taxas para saque, e literalmente um furto.

O que eu tenho feito, principalmente na hora de recuperar forks ou trocar alguma token de pequenos valores, é trocar tudo por XRP  na hora do saque.

Já vi Exchange cobrando 0.002 BTC de saque, ou então 1 XRP.

Daí depois juntos esses dusts todos em xrp e troco por BTC usando changelly ou serviço parecido.
11368  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Must have web browser addons to keep you a step safer from phishing on: December 18, 2018, 05:22:39 PM
I visited business insider they will block their article with a window until you turned off your ad blocker.

In either Firefox or Chrome you can do the following:

Either press F12 to bring up Developer Tools, and click the small pointer in a box at the top left of the toolbar to select Inspector -OR- press Ctrl + Shift + C
Select the pop-up box/window/overlay that is getting your way
Press delete
Press F12 again to close the Developer Tools toolbar

There is one more elegant solution, which is to use ublock extra.
Ublock extra let's ublock ignore anti-adblock mechanisms.

Unfortunately, it only works in Google chrome..
11369  Other / Meta / Re: 🌎 Bitcointalk international 🌎 on: December 18, 2018, 04:43:57 PM
Here’s another popular site to retrieve information of the kind: https://www.similarweb.com/website/bitcointalk.org. The information provided on this analytical tool differs greatly from Alexa, showing the following the following cases for November 2018:

Russia -> 11,65%
United States -> 10,06%
Ukraine -> 5,27%
Brazil -> 5,16%
Turkey -> 4,65%

I was going to post this exact information now.

I like similarweb very much, However  I believe similarweb data is wrong in this case.
5% of forum traffic from Brazil is a nonsense to me. Portuguese local board is one of the smallests boards in  the forum.

Using stompix data from a recent post , Portuguese board only contribute to 0.27% of total posts in he forum.


Even though many Brazilian users like me barely post in local, due to low activity there, I believe that 5% of total forum traffic from Brazil is not possible.

Which sites are more reliable than similarweb to see those stats?
11370  Other / Meta / Re: We should use "Report to moderator" more often on: December 18, 2018, 04:32:58 PM
I'm closing in on my post count: 6616 posts vs 5400 good reports.

I've reported over 2,500 posts with 99% accuracy. 

Yes, I am a tattle-tale.  Smiley

I am still far from that numbers, but I have a few hundreds.... I am trying to make reports in sessions that I post and read, rather than on spam boards like Ann and Bounties and economy, which are almost 100% spam boards... I feel more useful when reporting in less spam boards...

What about our reporter's badges .?
11371  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Must have web browser addons to keep you a step safer from phishing on: December 18, 2018, 04:12:18 PM
Using Adblock also helps you stay away from paid ads in Google, which may be phishing sites.

Ublock is probably the best one, and it is a must for everyone who uses a browser. You can download it for Firefox Android and desktop versions.

https://addons.mozilla.org/pt-BR/firefox/addon/ublock/
11372  Economy / Services / Re: [FULL] ChipMixer Signature Campaign | 0.00075 BTC/post on: December 18, 2018, 03:18:06 PM
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100 posts that are well constructed (as long as they're not all in the same day or something for example) aren't actually that bad. I remember being in campaigns when I posted 100 posts a week (I think I only did that once but it was a fun week when I got bored a few years ago)...

It's not something to encourage thouhg but if you have it as a goal then why not Grin... I think HCP and Loyce have been near 100 in a week here before, they've both been good constructive posters.

Ofc, it's doable to make 100 quality posts per week. I don't know if that's a problem for the campaign.

There are some boring days in the forum, and other days where there are many interesting posts to comment
11373  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: bitcoin fork questions for BTC and BCH on: December 18, 2018, 03:10:37 PM
Okay thanks for the info, I will claim my coins for sure before the summer of 2019 so that should be fine in any case.

Your coins will still be  claimable in summer 2019, however there is no guarantee that wthey will still be worth as much as they are now.
Historically, every bitcoin fork goes to zero after some time. All of them are almost worthless now, but bch.

Btcd and btg are worth very few dollars (about 10 USD per bitcoin, and they were once worth near 450).

So I would not post phone too much. No hurry, but there is a risk.
11374  Other / Serious discussion / Re: The Revolution in France & Europe on: December 18, 2018, 02:03:56 PM
No, we don't want that the government solve our problems, neither give them more power, it's the opposite.
referendum is one of the very few demands that I read that does not increases government control. Just read a few more here.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5086257.0;topicseen
11375  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 18, 2018, 01:35:41 PM
This is the time when you should recommend to people you actually care about to get into Bitcoin. Not just buy but understand it. (ie...send them a link to the white paper).
Tried that many years ago, didn't work then, wont work now. Their loss.

I do not think it is a good idea to convince people to invest in anything.

Taking care of your money if your own responsibility, and it is a very personal decision. If someone asks my opinion, I will tell them. But gathering people to invest in BTC is risky, and it may cause problems in your personal life. A Friend or family member may make wrong decisions and lose money , and he will blame you.

For any kind of investment... Investment advice usually ends bad.

You could and should give certain people, who are interested, some information, and reading material. So they can make their own decisions
11376  Economy / Services / Re: [FULL] ChipMixer Signature Campaign | 0.00075 BTC/post on: December 18, 2018, 12:44:05 PM
What difference does it make? You guys have no minimum quota.

People would be able  to make 0 posts in a week and 100 posts in the following week and receive 2 full weeks of payment instead of one Wink
11377  Other / Serious discussion / Re: The Revolution in France & Europe on: December 18, 2018, 12:37:32 PM
It's about the daily life of people, they are tired to work full time since years and are not able to save $20 at the end of the month. Prices are outrageous but minimum wage doesn't follow, Frenches are just asking to get a decent life, especially since they have a job, having enough food and go to holidays once a year.

I see that yellow vests are demanding an increase in minimum wage, social justice, more rights, wealth tax...

They want that the State increases the control over the economy and the society. That the government solve their problems.. that's understandable, as government fucked up... But giving more power to the government is not the way.

Real changes are achieved only by long term proposals. raising minimum wage overnight is not solving anything for example. Wage is determined by how much wealth an employer can produce, if it raises and the employer do not become more productive, he will not be hired.

France is already one of the most repressed economies in Europe according to heritage foundation.
https://www.heritage.org/index/ranking
11378  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 17, 2018, 12:20:33 PM
2% up. Almost 3400
Fasten your seat belts guys.

If we get through 3500 our Target is about 5k
11379  Other / Ivory Tower / this is what Petro (Venezuela) is about - coercion and robbery on: December 17, 2018, 10:15:29 AM
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Venezuela Forcibly Converts Pensions into Petro


The nasty surprise is that those waiting for their pension payments in December got an email message with the description of “Saving in petro.”

...

What this means is that the government decided to convert the pension payments into the Petro cryptocurrency. This was done without any prior notice or the consent of the people receiving the pensions.

Senior citizens who get a pension now have to navigate through the carnet de la patria system and find the process that allows them to convert the Petro into bolivars and then send the fiat to a local bank. (This is necessary as you can’t use the Petro for anything currently.) Needless to say, the site does everything possible make this as hard as it can be.

Compounding the issue is that people who had not signed up to be part of the carnet de la patria system found their pensions converted. This means that they have to create an account and deal with the official government website in order to access the funds they’re entitled to.
...

Centralizing cryptocurrency just allows a despotic government to fully control the monetary decisions a citizen can make. With just the flip of a switch, Venezuela could stop all access to controlled accounts, thus leaving the average person high and dry without any means to procure funds.

The socialist policies of President Nicolás Maduro, following in the footsteps of Chavez, continues to bring misery to the country’s populace. Basic food items, medicine, and fuel are almost impossible to get. Inflation is so rampant that the government literally lopped off five zeroes from the bolivar. In 2017 alone, the average Venezuelan lost 19 pounds due to the dire economic situation and lack of foodstuffs.
https://bitcoinerx.com/altcoin/venezuela-forcibly-converts-pensions-into-petro/


Imagine being forced to convert your life savings in a centralized shitcoin created by a corrupt socialist dictator.

When we think things cannot get worse....

In a few days Bolsonaro, the elected President of Brazil (conservative biased), is going to become president. Russia sent weapons and bombers to Venezuela last week. Coincidence?

I hope the ascension of right wing politicians in the Continent will weaken this craziness in Venezuela.
11380  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Proposal of a "stable" coin mechanism with no oracle or peg on: December 16, 2018, 10:40:32 PM
I took a look in your GitHub, and I was thinking about it.

As you said in the paper, the price is controlled by supply and demand. You proposed methods to control the supply, by mining  rewards and using two coins... But, what about the demand? You cannot control it.wjy should this coin be worth 0.000001 USD? Or one less or more zero?

If there is no demand for those coins, it doesn't matter any control over the supply.
Maybe I am missing something?

Stable coins should not be speculative, as far as I understand
Pegged coins, which are being successful such as usdt have a demand because they are like a security debt. When you buy tether you can sell it for USD in bitfinex/tether which promises to pay you back , a multimillionaire company...

I don't see , so far, how someone would buy a coin for X USD and expect to receive yhe same value back without amy multimillionaire company or government promising to pay you back (that's how security debt works anywhere in the world).

Buying a stable coin is like lending money.
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