Bitcoin is going mainstream right now and if you are going to use a bitcoin wallet read the manual first. At least you chose the best all around wallet. Now RTFM and enjoy bitcoin! |
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And there we go, deep red  Well, I guess thats it  . Nothing to see here, time to go home. fluffypony's announcement is not until 6 pm nyc time at Consensus |
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Updating firmware is not a concern. Your 24 word seed is your bitcoin; you can step on your Trezor or Ledger and destroy it, and restore your seed to a new one in 10 minutes. Back in business. You should be eager to update; firmware needs to be updated to incorporate new coins, new features. Case had a popular hardware wallet a year ago that is worthless now because they never updated firmware to adjust fees.
Thank you for the reminder, I forget some of the basic ins-and-outs of Bitcoin. Yeah, not being able to adjust fees is a big drawback. I only have gotten to know just the parts of the Bitcoin Ecosystem that I actually use, the rest, ah no... I am glad I have all seeds safely stored away. I was always super hesitant to update firmwares too because with technology everything that can go wrong, always goes wrong with me. I was forced to do it because my trezor screen all the sudden just went black and became unusable out of nowhere. Of course my default feeling was that I probably wrote the seed down wrong or something like that. When you are using a hardware wallet your seed is your bitcoin and you need to get comfortable with wiping your hardware wallet and restoring from seed so you can prove to yourself that there is no danger to firmware updates. You really do want to be on the latest firmware whatever your choice of wallet. |
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Not shipping yet. There will be 150 100,000 bits bars starting with serial number 101 I am sure some will be auctioned off once buyers have in hand. The lower number singles are part of the suites or sets. I expect those holding suites or sets to be wanting a significant premium to sell:) http://kialara.com/moon-production-updates/ |
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Hey, So basically I would like to get a hardware BTC wallet. I've been searching for hours now and all wallets have the same problem - they cannot be used with Phone. All of them require to be plugged into PC with dev's App. The alternative I've found was OpenDime. It looked perfect, since the wallet's menu itself is just a HTML file, so I can plug it into my phone and just open this HTML file. I was just about to order it but I found out that when you unseal it, you are only able to transfer WHOLE money, stored in the wallet. No custom amounts. That truly makes OpenDime a single-use piggy bank.
Are there any alternatives that I can plug into my phone? I dont want to use any App (especially as Im a Blackberry user and theres simply none compatible or fully working)?
Anything using HTML or anything simmilar?
If you are going to get into using bitcoin with your phone you are going to have to ditch the Blackberry and get an Android phone. The better the phone and more recent the Android OS the more options you have. If you have an Android phone that supports OTG connection you can download Mycelium wallet and use a Ledger Nano S or Trezor hardware wallet to manage the private keys. Sorry but that's the way it is. |
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Ledger stopped making the Nano. The Nano S is superior in all respects to the Nano, even if you can find one in stock don't scrimp on security for your bitcoin. Get the Nano S and sleep well at night.
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Good for you, now move to a better wallet like Electrum which lets you send bitcoin with a replaceable fee (RBF). If a transaction is delayed you can click on it and bump the fee up. |
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Speculation? Off the cuff I can think of MyMonero Android app, hardware wallet (finally) and last Coinbase integration (unlikely.)
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You might have to accept PayPal or some form of cash through escrow. I think people are holding on to their bitcoin right now:) Good luck with the sale, beautiful set!
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Perhaps I won't ever understand why people would want to make money then put it inside a hardware wallet that they did not build themselves.
It's like people just like to lose a bunch of money or they just don't care for their future. There should be a do it yourself hardware wallet tutorial that would be cheap and just as efficient as Trezor.
Almost no one has the ability to clone a Trezor. If you don't like hardware wallets you can do cold storage the way that was available before Trezor was introduced. Using Armory on top of Bitcoin Core with a two computer setup, the private keys kept on the offline computer. Almost everyone left that cumbersome method behind once Trezor came along. |
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Every coin on cmcap with a little exception from Monero just went full retard. Never go full retard someone said once. Bad things await us. BTW Jaxx gonna try again to integrate Monero. Was there some information released recently that showed that like 40% of XMR transactions were compromised? If so can anybody explain the details, I heard a few rumors about it but haven't been able to find solid information on it.
I follow regularly Monero reddit but haven't heard such things. Where did you hear that? From the competition or from the ignorant competition? Which one? Like I said I only heard rumors about it and never actually found any solid information. Guess it was only a rumor. I was just looking for clarification. You can find answers at this link: https://getmonero.org/2017/04/19/an-unofficial-response-to-an-empirical-analysis-of-linkability.htmltl;dr is there is no cryptocurrency that is 100% anonymous but current iteration of Monero is close and getting better. Take a look at a transaction in a Monero block explorer. |
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Jihan WU is in New York, this might be a very special day if they reach a compromise. It looks like it Let's hope it's a true compromise. Something like Segwit with BIP100 (or similar) would ensure this clusterfuck is far less likely to occur in the future. A very conservative system to increase the base blocksize over time, and Segwit to get lightning networks rolling. That's what I think should happen, but I'm bound to be wrong It feels like this is the compromise everyone is excited about http://moneyandstate.com/thoughts-on-segwit2mb/ guess we will know later this AM |
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I think Kialara was selling these for what, $250 before they paused production to concentrate on the 'To the Moon' bars.
He is selling them for $149. He recently increased the price from $99 to $149. The sales will be continued after he is done with the To the Moon bars so I doubt you'll be able to sell this bar for more than the retail price. Thanks for the correction. Kialara has search robots banned from the website so can't pull up earlier cached versions. |
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I think Kialara was selling these for what, $250 before they paused production to concentrate on the 'To the Moon' bars.
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I shouldn't be complaining with the price rising as quickly as it has, but I've got a bad feeling this bubble is gonna pop.
Not sure what the fundamentals are that got us from $1700->$2000 so quickly.
I wished it would pop so that I can buy. We have not had any kind of meaningful correction since $890... but it seems that we are going up and we continue have pretty strong buying pressures and also quite a gradual upswing that seems to allow support to remain... So maybe we will have some resistance in the $2300 to $2500 range, but if we get past that, then the next resistance is likely in the $3k to $5k territory.. so yeah.. seems like a bubble.. but at the same time we continue to have pretty decent buying pressure and support and upwards movement and a meaningful correction does not really seem in the likely cards, at least not at the moment. In other words, bitcoin may be in "punishment mode" and not going to give shorters, bears, sellers or fence sitters to get their coins back that they sold in the $1k to $1500 range... sorry for your loss. According to Finabocci, next resistance line is likely around 2100 USD. It should be tested from both under and above several times (like the 1750 before). I agree we have entered bubble (and like many others I got punished for being sceptical for too long), but bubbles dont last two weeks. We are in for longer ride. I am still sceptical that we will reach anywhere close to 10k this time around before reaching local top and substantial (months long) correction. 4-5k seems realistic in the medium term. I think the most relevant Fibonacci extensions are drawn from the previous ATH to $152 low:  |
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