There is really no comparison to web apps or anything that runs in a browser or on java. It's funny you mention trust because those sites are the worst and open up a dozen connections to other sites and share your data, whereas this is a single function locked in http->get .
Alright, so lets assume they do share out data; so you're saying I should trust a random developer with an app instead? Which could potentially be tenfold times harmful? Still a huge no unless you decide to make it open source. |
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Is there any reason for people to pick your app compared to using Coinmarketcap or Livecoinwatch instead? Installing a price checker/tracker is kinda is unnecessary, as we already have web apps like CMC and LCW. I wouldn't trust it, especially from a unknown developer.
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To be honest if quantum computing can be effectively used for this purpose today we would have a lot lot more things to be concerned of. Our data on the internet would be at a huge risk, as encryption could potentially be easy to crack.
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Hmm. Any kind of adoption is good adoption I guess? I'll take it.
Now if only PornHub actually accepted BTC instead of XVG..
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So what do you guys look at when trading ?? The USD or the BTC
You can use either, and so do most people. BTC's price fluctuates a lot just like the price of pretty much all coins(except USDT), so expect your trade profits to be fluctuating a lot too. And yes, sometimes you can buy a coin/token for cheaper if you use USD instead of BTC, and vice versa. Need any more clarifications? I couldn't quite understand much what you're trying to say so hopefully I've answered your question correctly. |
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But why they are fallen down! Then Bitcoin Fork isnt helpful for Bitcoin? I am just confused.
Hardforks like these never actually help the main bitcoin(BTC). All they ever did was to create a division in the community. I get that everyone has their right to create their own coin if they think that they could improve it, but no other forked coin has even come close to bitcoin(BTC). |
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Why were you even using that wallet in the first place? It's my first time to come across that site. And the site doesn't even open on my side. Also, you were "stalking" bitcoin forums for years but have never read the pinned topic: [General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why? ? Or you would've atleast known better in picking a safe bitcoin wallet. |
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Thanks mate.
Do you know if there is a news site or anything similar that keeps you updated?
So far I have subscribed to their newsletter and Telegram Groups, but especially with Telegram it is hard to keep track...
Regards.
I personally just follow the certain coin/token's Reddit subreddit to know about certain news, and tokens swaps will most likely be posted there. Reddit is also a sort of online forum, just a bit more casual. Most coins and tokens have their own subreddit so this will most likely not be a problem for you. Best of luck. |
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Even though I'm currently not a daytrader, I really enjoyed watching High Altitude Investing's videos in the past. Check them out. I will link some of the sort of "beginner videos" below. |
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The following links on the main post are dead: - How to enable coin control (pdf)
- Advanced coin control(pdf)
Linux client doesn't seem to start for some reason. Tried it on 2 devices already. Any help? Using Linux Mint 18.3 |
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I've been using Vultr[1] for more than a year with zero problems whatsoever. Check it out.
[1] https://vultr.com/ |
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It isn't like you or everyone knew it was going to boom the next day, right? Don't beat yourself up for it. I don't think there's nothing you can do with that as it already happened, though you could probably prevent it from happening. Probably be a bit more patient in the future(if you're long-term investing, that is)? Unless you're daytrading, then I don't think there's really anything you can do to prevent this from happening.
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You're probably going to lose more money in the long term due to your laptop's hardware degrading a lot faster. Not to mention your laptop is going to sound like a F-22 Raptor aircraft. This reply pretty much summed it up: TLDR; miners are big, loud, noisy and energy hungry. If you show up somewhere and just plug one in casually, Homeland Security will probably add you to their list.
I think it sounds totally realistic.
There you are at Starbucks, just reading your book, drinking your latte, and mining away on your SP31.
Sure, you had to run two extension cords to get enough power from two separate outlets. (You had to try a few outlets before you found two on separate breakers, but now you're mining!)
People walk by and say stuff like "Nice computer!" and "No crazy guy would be running some sort of massive, noisy, loud computer in this small cafe. No, that's perfectly sane behaviour."
Sure, they can't foam anyone's milk or use the microwave without tripping the main breaker on the 60 amp panel that powers the cafe, but they don't understand how rich you'll be, so long as they keep letting you show up from 9-5, 7 days a week to mine. The $13/day (well, maybe $7 a day, since they aren't open 24/7) you make from your $2000 piece of equipment will pay off in no time, so long as you include the coffee they make you buy before they kick you out.
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Yes. The airdrop distributors do pay ETH fees. And yes, chances are that they only spend very small fees due to them going to need to send hundreds and thousands of tokens to hundreds and thousands of addresses. If they paid high fees it would be quite expensive. It's not like the people are rushing to receive the airdrops though, they're pretty much free so they shouldn't have something to complain about.
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Services being decentralized are really great, sure. But what do you actually get for a portfolio tracker being decentralized? What are the advantages over centralized portfolio trackers? Not everything needs to be decentralized.
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Hi.
I just found out that with EOS, you have to register your EOS tokens by May 31 or they will pretty much become worth less.
These coin swaps and staying updated are crucial.
My question is, which other coins out there have the same issue as EOS and need to be registered or activated it by a specific date?
Which deadlines have already passed? Trying to figure everything out now, but if you can think of any, it would be greatly appreciated.
Pretty much every coin that moves from the ETH network to having their own native blockchain does this (correct me if I'm wrong). If I remember correctly the same happened with the COSS token due to a fork they recently had. |
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Bitcointalk.org has a speculation subforum which is a good place to talk about technical analysis and such. There's definitely no need for a potentially scammy telegram group. Just navigate to: Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Economics > SpeculationIf you want to join other trading communities, then join Reddit's r/cryptomarkets[1].
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoMarkets/ |
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Since a few days ago mods got a lot stricter when it comes to topic and post quality. They delete posts frequently now. And yes your rank downgraded because some of your posts got deleted, hence your activity decreased aswell as you can see.
whoa , i dont know that we can go back to Newbie rank :O for now on should be more carefull about things that i post then. dont wanna back to Newbie rank :3. This is new to me so thanks for the info Since your current activity count is 224, it's very unlikely for you to fall back to Newbie rank, probably unless 90% of your posts get deleted for some reason. |
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