OP = you. Lauda is saying that this is a great way of giving merit to alts while pretending you are meriting legitimate users. And that's the issue. Maybe you really want to motivate and reward users who do HQ posts, but someone else could steal your idea to merit his fake accounts and rank up without risking a negative trust. Basically "money merit laundering".

Yesterday you made this thread in the 'Meta' board: How could I upgrade my Bitcointalk forum rank and how could I create Signature?


The user Myrik_BY answered your question by posting this in your thread:

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Now let's compare it to the thread where I'm commenting right now:


Hmm.... looks the same for me 🤔

You already made a post asking the same thing and people already told you everything you needed to know.

Are you just spamming this to increase your post count?

I believe you're confusing Merit with sMerit.

Merit is what you receive.
sMerit is what you can give.

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So, basically your idea is to give a bonus payment for those who get merits while in your campaign?

Thank you everyone. As you all can see, I already linked OP to a thread that explains everything about the merit system and he already thanked me.

Now you guys can stop bumping this thread with the same thing over and over again just to increase your post count.

THE THREAD HAS BEEN ANSWERED ALREADY.

He's probably just using their name.

This is their only official mobile app - and it's only available for iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/coinmarketcap-com/id1282107098?mt=8

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Source: https://medium.com/@CoinMarketCap/coinmarketcaps-5-year-anniversary-587971c901f8

Let me FTFY: "Is it okay for me to keep spamming the forum with my bounty reports garbage?"

The answer is no.

Most of them are rate limited or have a quicker update frequency for paid users. So let's imagine that you have an app that it's using a specific API to show the price of Bitcoin and there are 10k people refreshing it. You will soon get rate limited for too many requests and the API will stop giving you data. This won't happen if you have a paid API with an huge/unlimited number of requests per minute.

You can't because you have no sMerits available.

Read this: Merit & new rank requirements
And if you don't get it: alia_armelle's infographic

Both have pros and cons. I would say that an offline wallet could be safer than a hardware wallet if done right.

Some reasons on why I prefer an offline wallet:
1. It's cheaper;
2. I don't have to trust the wallet manufacturer;
3. I have full access over my private-keys.

On the other side, hardware wallets are way more convenient and user-friendly.

You don't need to do anything to receive the tokens. The maximum you would need to do is manually add the token to see its balance and spend them. But they will be there in your address even without MEW first recognizing them.

Obviously not. The thing that makes Bitcoin secure is that its network is distributed everywhere. So a government would have to turn down every Bitcoin node and miner to "turn off the network".

Meanwhile, if a service is centralized, it's way easier for a government to target its single point of failure and turn off everything (i.e like they do with websites and darknet services);

I prefer the spend and rebuy method. Instead of hodling your coins forever, spend them with a merchant that accepts crypto and rebuy the coins you spent. This way, you support who also supports crypto, while keeping your crypto hodlings for the future.

Aim for adoption and the price will rise naturally.

I believe that when you select the ".dat" file type, your computer will add it to the end of the file automatically.
And not every wallet uses the .dat file extension. You should use what the program is telling you to use.

First of all, you don't need to name your wallet files "WALLET"; You can name them "vanilla icecream.dat" and they will be recoverable in the future. The content is what matters.

Also, how did you manage to save three files with the same name and extension (wallet.dat) without one of them overwriting above the previous one? If you are on Windows, can you right click each of those files and go to "Properties" to see in which extension is the file? Because it could be something like "wallet.dat.txt", where the .txt part is hidden by default, so you only see the "wallet.dat" part. Just curious about that.

Exactly.

Yes. The name doesn't matter.

That't what I would do.

Yes. But having multiple Flash Drives (for all 3 wallets, and not one per flash drive) would be better. What if your Flash Drive stops working?

They will check if there is any account with that email, and if there is, they will send an email with the wallet ID.

If you have access to that email, you will receive the message.
If the email isn't valid, nothing will happen.

The forum was being attacked. That's all you need to know.

To find your profile id, just click at your username next to your post and look at the url.

Nothing. User stats are disabled for everyone because people were using it to DDoS the forum.

That's the issue. This version of Electrum has synchronization issues and a important vulnerability (already corrected in new versions). You will need to upgrade it to the latest version.

Do you have your wallet seed stored anywhere? If anything happens, you can just open Electrum and use the word seed to restore your wallet again.

If you forgot to write it down or just ignored the warning when setting up your wallet, you can see it again by going to Wallet -> Seed; Remember to always double-check the words to see if everything is correct.

Right now you can only post once every 6 minutes. Once you get at least 15 points of activity, you will be able to post once every minute - which is more than enough, otherwise you will probably get banned for post bursting.


Before you ask how to get points of activity, how to rank up, etc: Forum ranks/positions/badges