I believe that this script stills works: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1003570.0
Other than that, you can only choose between disable all signatures or none at all (even the text ones will be disabled). Profile -> Look and Layout Preferences -> Don't show users' signatures. |
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Those exchanges are all unpredictable. The may send your coins at the same hour/day or keep them stuck due to the huge backlog of withdrawal requests or number of users. If I was you, I would take your coins and keep them in a desktop wallet as soon as possible and wait for the fork.
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I have the same problem .. I hope i havent lost my verge coins -.-
Just search your address in the Verge block explorer[1]. If you see any balance there, then you have your coins. The only issue that not connecting to the server may cause is: you can't see your transactions, balance and spend your coins. [1] https://prohashing.com/explorer/Verge/ |
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Someone had this same issue early today and this fixed it:
There are some issues with the default servers. Try to use the server 83.169.38.218 (just paste it in the first textbox), then wait a little bit and see if it works.
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So with 2fa enabled you still can access the account only with the seed ?
Yes. From the Electrum FAQ: Even if TrustedCoin is compromised or taken offline, your coins are secure as long as you still have the seed of your wallet. Your seed contains two master private keys in a 2-of-3 security scheme. In addition, the third master public key can be derived from your seed, ensuring that your wallet addresses can be restored. In order to restore your wallet from seed, select “wallet with two factor authentication”, as this tells Electrum to use this special variety of seed for restoring your wallet. As soon as you use your seed to restore your wallet, you can disable 2FA entirely and keep using without it. |
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Great! A new ConfirmTX scam without any evidence that can accelerate transactions  99% scam. PLEASE DON'T SEND ANY MONEY TO THIS BULLSHIT WEBSITE. |
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Im asking about the best way to have money on hand to buy altcoins at dips. Yes i know btc is the best bet. But other coins can multiply much more than btc because btc is already high.
So i want to know those people who buy dips on altcoins, is what i described the best way to do this?
Most of the exchanges don't have USDT pairs to every coin (E.g: Poloniex). What most people do is buy bitcoin, send them to the exchange and buy the coins. Simple as that. |
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Exactly... the Electrum forked version for Verge which is the only one that can be found at the website. lol but when i go on restore and type in the names i cant click on the next button
like there is something missing
How many words are you writing? There should be 9. Why can't you open your wallet? The wallet isn't there or Electrum isn't opening? Go to %appdata%/Electrum-XVG/wallets and see if there is any file there. If there is: 1. First backup it because that's your wallet. 2. Open it with a text editor and copy the "seed" string found at the bottom. 3. Check if this seed is the same as the one you tried to write before. |
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Might want to use a legacy (static) address for that, especially with fees so high now.
Why? I thought multiple addresses didn't increase the fee because multiple payments are always counted as a new input regardless of the number of different addresses? |
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So what will happen when I send to the first address again instead of using the new one?
You will still receive your coins. All your old addresses can be reused as many times as you want and when you want. |
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This means that the owner of the address can only spend his coins after the block 500103. People tend to do that to "prohibit" themselves from spending their coins until a certain date. The first transaction is a regular one, so there is no time lock. A Timelock is a type of smart contract primitive that restricts the spending of some bitcoins until a specified future time or block height. Timelocks feature prominently in many Bitcoin smart contracts, including payment channels and hashed timelock contracts. It can also be used to lock-up bitcoins held as an investment for a period of months or years. Time lock is also used to make fee sniping less profitable. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Timelock |
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It all depends on ETH/BTC ticker.
The 1 ETH = x BTC rate is always changing because of the Bitcoin Price. Let's imagine that the market decides that 1 ETH is worth $650 and this same amount is worth 0.05BTC. If the Bitcoin price doubles and the ETH price remains the same (in dollars), it's obvious that the rate will change to 1 ETH = 0.025BTC (now worth $650).
Ethereum is Ethereum and Bitcoin is Bitcoin. The BTC price will always influence the price of other altcoins, but the Ethereum price is not directly pegged to the BTC price.
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1. Get the signature BBCODE;
2. Go to: Profile -> Forum Profile Information;
3. Paste the BBCODE in the "Signature" field;
4. Save by clicking "Change profile" at the bottom of the page.
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That's nice. I wanted to try Vultr some time ago but they required a credit card (or was Paypal?) before accepting Bitcoin payments.
How do you create those servers? Do you have any kind of access to them, or are they generated with some kind of API or something like that?
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Hi there. Well if you kept your btc in electrum, wouldn't you be getting those forked coins from electrum like those who did it with bitcoin cash and gold?
It has nothing to do with Electrum. If you own your private keys (which in this case you do), you can import them in any software and do whatever you want with your coins (and fork coins). So each of these coins that just forked were around $400 per coin? so basically if you owned 1 bitcoin, you would have 1600 dollars roughly from the bitcoin fork?
Google it or check the CoinMarketCap page of the coin. I had thought these new forks were where the coin probably would be say 50 dollars a piece only.
The market is the one deciding how much those coins will be worth. No one can truly know. |
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NO. This webstie is a scam! Btw, I just checked the official Bitcoin Diamond website[1] and there is this big warning covering the whole screen. Which proves my point.  The only REAL wallets which currently supports BCD can be find in their website. [1] http://www.btcd.io/#/ |
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Without the seed or 2FA? Unfortunally no. You either need the 2FA code to make TrustedCoin sign your transaction or the backup seed to get your 2-of-3 private key. Without any of them, your coins are gone  |
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If you are willing to have an account in most of the major cryptocurrencies exchange, you will probably need to provide them some of your personal informations. That's how this works for most of those companies (search about KYC).
Bittrex is one of the major exchanges, so it's not that bad.
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