Thank you for supporting bech32 addresses. This is now my favorite Bitcoin block explorer  |
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OK. And why did that only happen to you? I haven't seen anyone else complaining about this. And it has been 2 months.
Is/was your phone rooted?
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Ahh..I see! Never been a fan of PHP but this does sound extremely simple.So the 3rd party package is where all the magic happens. Great! Also I don't see the data being fetched from the server which actually confused me. Usually, my console or my terminal records all the API calls but when I opened the URL with the given params,I didn't see any network calls happening so I was a doubtful if it's happening on the fly. Thanks for the clarification.
Because it's made with PHP. The API calls are happening on the server-side and not on the user's browser. The user only sees the already rendered image. |
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But I heard that Binance asks for a BTC10 or more listing fee from the developers or the founders of the project. If this is true, was there a time that Binance listed a cryptocurrency from the initiative of the owners of the exchange itself?
I believe this still happens from time to time. If they know the coin is going to give them money (in fees), has a strong community and it's not a confirmed shitcoin, they are probably going to support it. E.g: I doubt Roger Ver had to pay anything for them to accept Bitcoin Cash. It was just an obvious choice. |
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This is really cool! I just tried my first image generation at http://35.226.164.123/image.php?coin=bitcoin&amount=123.So if you don't mind revealing your secret stash,how did you make it ? Does the image transformations happen on the fly or you fetch them from a server? Either way,I'm happy to see such projects in this board. It's probably pretty simple. Just fetch the Bitcoin price from an API (i.e CoinMarketCap) and calculate how much the amount is worth, then create an image with this method1] or similar.
[1] http://php.net/manual/en/function.imagettftext.php |
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So, you are claiming that the only thing you copied from Nehta's post was his twitter URL (which was what you forgot to change)? Because your post looks completely different from the one made by him. (E.g: your says "Twitter Account" and "List of tweets/retweets", while his one is in bold and says "Twitter username" and "Tweets") Your post: His post: IMO it looks like you confused which Twitter account belonged to each one of your accounts  |
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Bitcoin.com is a BCH website. A lawsuit from a few users who don't want them claiming BCH to be the real Bitcoin wouldn't do anything with the price.
The lawsuit isn't even going to happen anyways.
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Another optional request, is there a way to know how many users stopped connecting after month/day/year?
You could do like Vod and parse every user's "Last Active" data to see who is active and who is not. He is still parsing everything again, but you can see the progress on his website ( BPIP). So far, he already parsed ~51% of every btt accounts and there are 351,207 active accounts for a total of 1,067,512 (a lot of them are old users since he is parsing from the ID number and it's asc, so you should wait until we get a better estimate). |
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Every Bitcoin ATM has high fees. I would advise you to check a BTC ATM map (like this one) at your city and see which fees they take on the ATM provider website. 40% ($8 of $20) fees seems a bit overkill. How much was taken in the transaction fee (not the ATM fee)? For example, (IIRC) Coinucopia charges "only" 12%. |
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I would take a look at Localbitcoins and the multiple payment methods that are accepted there. Just don't forget to always check the seller's reputation before buying and you will be ok. Thank you also one last thing if in the near future i can put a 0.73 Bitcoin as collaterall for a 1.47 Bitcoin will i be able to get it here? I know this forum is strict with collateral and that stuff Exactly what CryptoGenius550 said. The point of having a collateral is that if whoever took the money run with it without paying, the borrower can recover the amount by selling the collateral. Let's imagine that you need 1.47 BTC for something. Why ask for 1.47 BTC and send 0.73 BTC to the borrower if you can just ask for 0.74 BTC (1.47 - 0.73)? It simple doesn't make any sense. It's basically a loan without any collateral. |
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Hello dear friends thank you very much for all your feeds, they are help us and we are happy. New FAQ added and redirect from http to https are turned on. Soon we will follow the way of similar services. We will give btc to 10 members with good reputation for testing our mixing technology.
Count on me for this  I would love to verify if your mixer is legit as I did with multiple other mixers.
Btw, I'm getting a "NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID" error when I try to visit the site with "www", but can normally do without it. Not sure if that's only happening with me. |
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I would take a look at Localbitcoins and the multiple payment methods that are accepted there. Just don't forget to always check the seller's reputation before buying and you will be ok. |
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Bitcoin would handle 10 times more tx per hour and Litecoin 2.5 times.
7 x 10 = 70 tps for Bitcoin.
56 x 2.5 = 140 tps for Litecoin.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
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You can see who has more activity points, the most trusted and the most merited here: http://dev.martinlawrence.ca/bpip/Admins:theymos (the "head" of the forum) Cyrus Global Moderators:Hilariousandco Saltyspitoon Mprep Grue rickbig41 (list taken from a post by jackg)Staff:go to this page, select only "Search by position" and search for "Staff". |
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Do you know what amount they consider to be "significant in the past 12 months"?
I verified my account ages ago so it doesn't affect me directly but I'm just curious.
No. Looks like no one from Localbitcoins has actually commented about this new "limits". |
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Why would it matter where you're from? Since most of the trading happens online, you can trade from wherever you like, if you have problems with some sites, use a procy/vpn. Or is it about converting fiat?
Read the thread again.
@OP, check this article: 5 ways you can buy Bitcoin if you are in Uganda |
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even using adblock extension it will not block google search ads, at least not for me.
Then you are using a bad adblock. I recommend uBlock Origin ( chrome/ firefox). Haven't seen a single Google ad in more than 1 year. And for those who manage to bypass the block, I manually add it to the filter and never see them again. |
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Probably. Theymos said that the amount of sMerits each source has per month isn't static and that he will adjust it a lot. By no means is the set of merit sources or their sMerit/month static. I will be adjusting it a lot as needed, especially in the beginning. I wouldn't be surprised if there are 100-200 sources in a year from now.
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Looks like a great way to spam the forum and keep a shitpost at the top of the board.
Don't do it.
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