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Basically you'd donate a certain amount of bitcoin to unlock the advantages of a normal "member" rank. Including posting images, bigger signature space, etc.
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My opinion:
Due to bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general gaining so much publicity and attention from the government, 2018 is going to be a very bumpy ride. We're probably going to see a lot of both positive and negative news(bans, permissions, those stuff). So price wise, it's pretty much a coin flip I think. It could go sideways, it could skyrocket, it could also hit rock bottom.
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Most likely not. Why would someone spend time and money in to helping a random stranger privately in the internet? I understand some people help other people by posting public articles/topics, but trying to help via private message? Nope.
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I recently came across these coins. Their transaction fee is merely 1-40 Satoshi in btc
you forgot to make the point you wanted to make. you just made an statement  by the way there are coins like IOTA (if i am not mistaken) which don't even have transaction fees. you can also use 10-sat transaction fees in bitcoin right now.
unfortunately you can not do this. the minimum amount of fee that you can set and have your transaction propagated and eventually mined is 1 satoshi/byte and smallest transaction is ~140 byte which means min fee can be 140 satoshi. if you know any other way, let me know! Well yea. I actually meant 10-sat/byte.  Doge will not go to the moon! First of all, the topics here must be related in bitcoin discussion and your topic must be moved in alternative cryptocurrency thread. Other people and I also already knew that doge is just a joke coin and somehow affects the demand of it in the people. That's why its price becomes too low. The term joke may also be converted in shitcoin and doge can be a shitcoin.
I mean, it still can moon. It just needs enough people to buy a good number of it. Take note that it's low price($0.004628) can attract a lot of newbies. |
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It's a meme coin for a reason. The transactions might aswell be almost instant if the creator wanted it to be. And guess what? you can also use 10-sat transaction fees in bitcoin right now. The blockchain isn't congested like more than a month ago.
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It's simply because your reply is useless. It doesn't contribute to the topic whatsoever. If you post useless stuff like that, then you're no different from those new accounts who just spam to get their rank up. Thank god for the new merit system though.
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Bitcoin transaction fees are definitely a lot cheaper now due to the blockchain now not being congested (currently only at 6900 Unconfirmed Transactions[1]) and due to the increase in segwit adoption[2]. And yes, exchanges have their own withdrawal fees, and we can do nothing about it. Fortunately though, exchanges have been decreasing the withdrawal fees due to the decrease in transaction fees and times.
[1] https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions[2] http://segwit.party/charts/ |
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I'm really not 100% on my decision on this. Even though it's quite unlikely, if a certain country does use bitcoin as it's official currency, then there will most likely be a lot of tracking/surveillance. Governments collects taxes, so one of the easy ways of them to track your earnings/spendings is for them to sort of designate a certain amount of wallet addresses to you for better tracking/traceability. Something like that.
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There are definitely signature campaigns that pay out in bitcoin. If not actually most of them pay in bitcoin.  Topic: Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns [Last update: 15-Feb-2018]: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 |
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whether or not you think that having those price estimates are good or not, people still want them, even if they're only rough estimates
I'm not against it, just trying to understand users better and explain the initial vision. Quite frankly, you are not the first one to say this  we shall see People just simply prefer looking at USD profits really(including me sometimes), as probably most aren't used to looking at profits in BTC. Best of luck! |
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Nope. Not even close. Probably(and hopefully) people know what XRP is and how centralized it is, and the difference between Ripple Labs(the company) and XRP(the token). What's funny is that some very delusional people invest in XRP hoping that it will someday reach bitcoin's price.
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If I remember correctly, the limits on Binance are BTC2 per day when unverified, and BTC100 per day when verified. It depends on what coins you're planning on trading. But the answers you're going to get are usually Binance[1], Bittrex[2], or EtherDelta[3](when trading ERC20 tokens).
[1] https://binance.com/[2] https://bittrex.com/[3] https://etherdelta.com/ |
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Surpassing bitcoin in terms of what? Both ETH and BTC are created for different purposes, ETH for decentralized applications and smart contracts, while BTC as a global borderless currency. It's quite pointless to compare both, as both can coexist.
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- Balances/profit in USD, SGD, PHP, other currencies.
- Profit loss: since yesterday, since last week, since last month, last year, overall
- Basically just check out the top portfolio trackers(Blockfolio[1], Delta[2], etc) and probably implement some of their features that you like. and add your own features that makes you better than those
We are aiming to provide the accurate prices with automatic balance updates. USD, SGH and other fiat doesn't fit into the picture as majority of the tokens doesn't have such markets but those are rather estimates (usually aggregates) when you convert to bitcoin first, then to a fiat currency. Therefore, such estimates may give you a false profit/loss values, often greater than 5% off. It's an unpleasant issue for day traders as well as swing traders, and the strong focus on this group of people is something that differentiate us from other tools. I totally get what you mean. But whether or not you think that having those price estimates are good or not, people still want them, even if they're only rough estimates. I still suggest giving people the option to choose between balance currencies. Your choice though! It's your app. |
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It surely lacks basic important features like sorting through alphabetically, highest to lowest holdings, highest to lowest in profit, vice versa, etc. Also, I really don't like your user interface. It looks so plain and boring in my opinion. Pretty much like a mid 2000s web design. Your interface is responsive though, so that's a plus. I suggest using Bootstrap[1] for your UI/UX.
Thank you very much for your feedback, we will definitely take it into account for the upcoming release, especially the lack of sorting. What other basic important features did you miss? - Balances/profit in USD, SGD, PHP, other currencies.
- Profit loss: since yesterday, since last week, since last month, last year, overall
- Basically just check out the top portfolio trackers(Blockfolio[1], Delta[2], etc) and probably implement some of their features that you like. and add your own features that makes you better than those
[1] https://www.blockfolio.com/[2] https://getdelta.io/ |
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Assuming that you're using a computer with a Windows operating system, then you should be able to find Electrum at: C:\Program Files (x86)\Electrum |
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