Except you can't know that for sure. I could buy an unfunded "Buyer Funded" coin, use an address generator to generate identical firstbits but different overall address, fund that, and no one would know the coin had not been funded until they peeled it. Without the entire address, it's just not possible to know for sure. Took me about 8 hours to generate my vanity address: 1Room1o1qdjbh6FBx74W9qSjKS5UwcAbe I agree though, it is a beautiful coin, but unless Smoothie releases the Buyer Funded address list, you would be mad to buy it as funded. In hindsight, smoothie should have funded buyer funded coins with some dust so that they appear on the first bit address locators. Or he could release the full list of addresses. Latter would have been better for everyone. GLWYS Geosmia. |
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Lot 5: 0.01 BTCWith that, I gtg, will check back later and see if I win this. Thanks! Nice bidding war  |
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Lot 5 - 0.007
Lot A - 0.005
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Lot 5 - 0.0035
Lot A - 0.004
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A centralized Ethereum fork will take over the original. Sure, I take your word on that. The entire BSC ecosystem is copy & pasted from Ethereum. BSC? Fork of Ethereum PancakeSwap? Copy of UniSwap / SushiSwap MetaMask? Check All other dapps/tokens I have seen are also variations of dapps/tokens already existing on Ethereum blockchain. In short, BSC brings nothing new to the table, other than increased centralization and perhaps decreased fee (which again, is easier to achieve when 51%+ of the nodes are controlled by a central entity) Last I checked 11/20 BSC nodes were controlled by Binance. See a problem there?  Just because you "actively looked" at the price for a couple hours doesn't make your assessment right. |
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Elon Musk's tweets are alright I guess. I like that he has a sense of humor unlike most other billionaire CEOs who are boring and think they have to cater to the image they've built for themselves.
What I don't like is people taking his memes seriously and putting their life savings in anything he mentions when he is clearly joking. Like he mentions "Doge" once and it goes parabolic.
He mentions Bitcoin once and people are regarding him as some sort of a Bitcoin messiah.
It's hilarious to see, but at the same time pains me to see how gullible general population of this world is.
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You can upload images to an image host such as https://imgur.com and post the URL here. Better if you can include today's date and your forum username in the picture. Myself or someone else will quote the images for you. Alternatively you can purchase copper membership on this forum to be able to use image tags. Welcome to the forum and good luck with your sales.  |
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I'm looking to buy Coinye. Does anyone have any and want to sell?
The network died long ago. I still have my wallet.dat saved from back when I mined COYE. Not sure if there's a way to check the balance without a working wallet that can make connection to any active peers. Even if you were to find someone with a balance, chances are transaction would stay stuck forever. Just had a look at the first page of this thread, and it seems like I was able to sneak in a post on the first page lol. Crazy times those were. forgive my ignorance, perhaps, but how does the network die, though? Theoretically, as long as there is one miner, the network is up, no? Community seems to be dead, but the gay-ish faucet on Twitter seems to still be working. I encounter a problem with the wallet app, though. I downloaded the software, and it's telling me it's not syncing. That seems to be the issue, there are no miners hence no blocks are being processed. Without any blocks there can't be any transactions. Last I checked (a couple years ago), I couldn't find any active peers. Can you link me to the gayfish faucet on Twitter? I am interested in checking that out. |
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Doge price chart:  It gets pumped and dumped very often imo. Once the hype dies (which I see dying already), we could see another fall like we saw after all the previous surges. Bitcoin price chart:  If you notice, while Bitcoin has had its many price dips, it's on an overall upward trend. Based on this alone I would class Bitcoin as a better investment for long term. Not to mention, and people often forget this that Dogecoin is a clone of Litecoin, which in turn is a clone of Bitcoin. Not sure about others, but I will never consider a clone a better investment than the original. Not a financial advice, just my opinion. |
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I'm looking to buy Coinye. Does anyone have any and want to sell?
The network died long ago. I still have my wallet.dat saved from back when I mined COYE. Not sure if there's a way to check the balance without a working wallet that can make connection to any active peers. Even if you were to find someone with a balance, chances are transaction would stay stuck forever. Just had a look at the first page of this thread, and it seems like I was able to sneak in a post on the first page lol. Crazy times those were. |
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Bitcoin was probably not on Facebook's radar because it was a much smaller asset at that time. I don't blame them. I could see them taking interest in Bitcoin going forward when their Libra experiment eventually fails. With the money and investment that facebook made to buy Whatsapp, Facebook could have invested massively in bitcoin at that time.
How many bitcoins would they have now if they chose bitcoin instead of WhatsApp acquisition?
And how much would those coins be worth now? How much did it cost to make such a mistake?
I wouldn't call it a mistake. Facebook is doing well and their WhatsApp acquisition also paid off well. We can all go back and say "xyz should've bought Bitcoin instead of ---" now that we have the hindsight. Would you have pushed for buying billions worth of BTC instead of WhatsApp if you were a Facebook board member at that time? I know I wouldn't have. Point is Bitcoin was a speculative asset at that point in time, and it still is. If you invest in Bitcoin you better be ready for a potential loss as much as you are ready for a potential profit. |
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Oh man, you've done such a neat design job. Great work.
A couple observations.
I am not sure how reliable CoinGecko API is. Perhaps use an exchange like Coinbase/Gemini/Kraken to get the prices?
And would be wonderful if you could add some functionality to show shopping list prices in the currency selected on the Sats calculator. Perhaps not that trivial to do if both the components are isolated? But thought I'd throw the suggestion in.
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Just like the subject says, the more Bitcoin goes up this bull run, the most correction it will have, people who thinks this will go up without stopping are very naive.
This is not the time to buy, don't be a fool to buy at 50K. I see your point and I understand that a correction is always around the corner but you didn't have to call us "fool". I might be a fool, and I might be naive, but this foolishness and naivety has made me a lot of money over the years. I do take profits every now and then though, so even if BTC crashes, while it would be heart wrenching, I'd still be up thousands of percent from my initial investment. Not that big a deal breaker. I would be a fool not to trust an investment that has always worked for me over so many years. And yes I will buy again in a few days no matter the price. |
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I don't usually use stablecoins but when I do I trust USDC more than the others because it's actually backed by actual reserves unlike the others. And it's also supported on Coinbase so that makes it easier to do occasional trades.
I've also used DAI and USDT in past, but try to avoid USDT for the most part due to it not being not fully backed by actual reserves.
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In for one of each.
APMEX - 1 coin
Coinvest - 1 coin
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