Plus these wallets, always offline, appear on the network only when you insert them into your computer.
This is completely incorrect. The only thing a hardware does is hold the wallet private-keys, which are used to sign the transactiosns and send it back to the computer to be broadcasted. Nothing "appears" at the network after you connect your device because the addresses already exist. You clearly don't understand how do blockchains function. OP: Basically, Ledger Nano S or Trezor/Trezor T. Try to do your own research. There are several articles in the internet about those hardware wallets. I personally prefer the Nano S. |
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Maybe this was the reason? Im reporting someone whos selling a leaked database/file of blackhatworld.com in this forum In June 2014, the search engine optimisation forum Black Hat World had three quarters of a million accounts breached from their system. The breach included various personally identifiable attributes which were publicly released in a MySQL database script. Anyone can download this and its spread all over to the internet. But someone still abusing this and trying to sell it to others. I think this shouldnt be allowed since its a database and its hacked (not legally obtained) "You are only allowed to sell accounts/invites that you legally obtained yourself or through legitimate trades. If you did anything illegal in order to obtain an item, then you can't trade it on bitcointalk.org. Anyone found breaking this rule will be banned." Theymos - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1785577.0User: captchacoins - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=895270Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3283244.0Archive: http://web.archive.org/web/20180501050728/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3283244.0Theres 774,387 lines overall for the bhw database minus the insert into user and the staff its around 773,993 users. And honestly, should you really get unbanned? Your trust page says a lot about what kind of person you are. you also posted this in the wrong section |
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Are you asking if you need to have anything in your wallet before joining an airdrop?
If so, the answer is no.
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I ran the downloaded Myetherwallet(MEW) from github on a pc not connected to internet. There I generated my ethereum address.
My confusion is because of this "offline" business.
It doesn't matter if you are running it offline or not. The address will always be the same. So, yes. You can share it with anyone. |
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"Giving a try" to a wallet that doesn't even have a working product, but instead is just doing a money-grab ICO? No thanks. Maybe you shouldn't be advertising this here. It's not only shady for your "product", but it's also against the rules (off-topic posts are not allowed). |
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What do you mean with "offline" MEW address?
You can give your ETH address to anyone, which looks like this: 0x708e0f39e... and which is probably what you are talking about.
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This isn't worth it. You can easily buy Amazon gift cards for 80~85% of its value or even lower with BTC. That's also the whole point of purse.io; The seller is basically selling his gift cards indirectly by redeeming them and buying what you want from Amazon, and receiving in BTC. |
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So everytime that I am going to receive crypto from other address means that my BTC address from receive tab will be automatically changed?
Yes. Example: You go to the Receive tab to get your address (A). After you receive a transaction to this address and go to the Receive tab again, you will see a different address (B). How about if I have three transactions from same address? Will I be able to receive the second and third transaction from my address or not?
Like I said above, every one of your addresses will be valid forever and you can receive coins on every one of them as many times as you want (regardless of whether you see it or not in the Receive tab). You can also go to "View" -> "Show Addresses" to enable the Addresses tab, where you can see every address from your wallet. All of them will be valid forever. Is it a must to always change my address?
This increases your privacy and has no downsides (IMO). |
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The official Electrum (electrum.org) only supports BTC. But you can use forked versions that supports other coins. To get your Bitcoin address, just go the "Receive" tab. Keep in mind that the address changes every time you receive a new transaction, but all your used addresses will still be valid, so you can keep receiving coins on them. Other 'trusted' forks of Electrum: Electron Cash for Bitcoin Cash; Electrum-LTC for Litecoin; Electrum Dash for Dash; Electrum-XVG for Verge. |
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Usually it's as secure as your smartphone. If your phone is rooted and you are always download unknown apps from untrusted sources, your device - and consequently your wallet - may be at risk. But if you keep your phone safe, don't download random files and do not leave it in the wrong hands, it should be as secure as your Windows computer.
Still, I would only keep small amounts in your phone. Preferably amounts that you will spend while you are in the street.
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Try again but this time add "bitcoincash:" before the new format address.
bitcoincash:qr7ty3835xptpk9065y3xdvfrlfgmfrqg5pcs5t6zz
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How would you display trust to someone that is not logged in?
IMO, using the default trust settings should be enough. |
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My guess is that some of the threads where you posted in one of your activity periods have been deleted, and because of this, you lost a few points of your activity cap (potential activity).
Did you see your post count decreasing aswell?
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While I do want to do this, before I go ahead I would like to know what exactly the current (non paid for) reviews are of your service. It is pretty suspicious that you're willing to pay out such a high amount if people are just going to mix small amounts of coins.
So with that said, is it alright to send a small amount (.0025 bitcoin to the mixer?) Are there any high ranking high members that have vouched for this service?
Also are you really maxing this at 15 or is that a flexible cap if more people come in and usee the service?
BestMixer already did a review program with 50 participants before where they paid 0.005 BTC for the first 5 reviews (me included) and 0.0025 BTC to the other 45 reviews. The link is right in the 4rd line of this thread. You can't send 0.0025 BTC because there is a minimum of 0.005 BTC - shown in the mixing page. |
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ice guy john #2141518 copy-pasting and changing a few lines/adding a few words. He is answering a thread called "What will happen when the mining ends?" Well there are only 21 million bitcoins in total and when all bitcoins have been mined essentially miners will no longer recieve a block reward for validating transactions. In this case, miners will need to rely on transaction fees in order to maintain operations. This will inevitably mean that transaction fees will have to be higher in order to continue to incentive them to maintain operations profitabily.
On the other hand one could argue that over time that mining chips will become smaller more efficient then they are today and that therefore the mining process will become cheaper, allowing for the transaction fees to be sufficient incentive for miners to continue operations
Google the title of the thread and you will end up in this page, which he copied his text from: https://www.investopedia.com/news/what-happens-bitcoin-after-all-21-million-are-mined/In fact, there are only 21 million Bitcoins that can be mined in total [...]
In this case, these miners may need to rely on transaction fees in order to maintain operations [...]
On the other hand, there are reasons to believe that transaction fees and mining costs will even out in the future. Looking ahead by several decades, it is not difficult to imagine that mining chips will become small and highly efficient.
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Tested the mixer with a few BCH that I had left.
First positive point: showing the address in both CashAddr and Legacy format. Since my Nano S doesn't support CashAddr addresses, I would have to convert the address before sending the coins. This is good for the newbies who don't know how to convert their address to the new format.
Again, I like how the website is very user friendly and has all those cool animations, but a simple version that doesn't require js would be appreciated for those who are more paranoid.
I set a delay of a few minutes, 2 receiving addresses and choose a higher fee to receive the coins from the Beta Pool. There is not much to be said about the new different pools feature because I can't confirm if you are really using different pools of coins for each one of them (Gamma and Alpha), and if there is any real advantages on paying higher fees for them. But I'm believing on you for now.
I'll edit this thread when I receive my coins.
And a quick fix: In my Letter of Guarantee, it's written "This service will be only available for a BITCOIN-CACHE (BCH) transfer received from [...]" where it should be BITCOIN-CASH.
Edit: I received the mixed coins after the delay set.
Edit2: I confirm that received the 'payment' for my review.
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I believe they are asking you how did you get those tokens. If you got them from the ICO, how much did you invested, etc...
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