How to avoid messing up with old/new addresses in any wallet that generates them each login?
Start using a better wallet. I know certain wallets may automatically generate new addresses for each transaction, there are better options that provide more user control. For instance, I switched to using the Electrum wallet which lets me view all my used and unused addresses, and even select which address to send transactions from. This extra control helps me to more easily monitor all my bitcoin funds across addresses. |
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User: BriggsmarineconsultTopic (plagiarism): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5489835.0Cryptocurrency could potentially help in times of an epidemic in several ways:
1. Contactless Payments: Cryptocurrency transactions can be made entirely online without the need for physical cash or cards, reducing the risk of transmission of the virus through touch.
2. Borderless Transactions: Cryptocurrency can be used for cross-border transactions without the need for currency exchange or physical contact, enabling essential supplies and funds to reach affected areas more quickly.
3. Decentralized Funding: Cryptocurrency donations can be made directly to individuals or organizations in need without the involvement of banks or traditional financial institutions, ensuring that funds are delivered quickly and securely.
4. Transparency and Accountability: Blockchain technology, which underpins most cryptocurrencies, provides a transparent and immutable record of transactions, ensuring that donations and funds are used for their intended purpose and reducing the risk of fraud or mismanagement.
Overall, cryptocurrency could help streamline and secure financial transactions during an epidemic, ensuring that resources reach those in need quickly and efficiently.
GPTZero - 96% Probability AI generated Hivemoderation - likely to contain AI Generated Text 99.9% ZeroGPT - 100% AI GPT Sapling - Fake: 100.0% Copyleaks - AI content detected Topic (plagiarism): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5489834.0how can Cryptocurrency become world currency exchange
Cryptocurrency becoming a world currency exchange would require several key factors to come into play:
1. Regulation and acceptance: Cryptocurrency would need to be widely accepted and regulated by governments and financial institutions around the world. This would provide a level of trust and confidence in using cryptocurrency for exchange.
2. Stability and security: Cryptocurrency would need to become more stable and secure in order to be used as a reliable currency exchange. This would require improvements in technology, infrastructure, and security measures to prevent fraud and hacking.
3. Scalability and usability: Cryptocurrency would need to be scalable and user-friendly in order to handle large volumes of transactions and be accessible to people with different levels of technical expertise. This would require improvements in blockchain technology and user interfaces.
4. Global adoption: Cryptocurrency would need to be adopted on a global scale in order to become a world currency exchange. This would require widespread education and awareness about cryptocurrency, as well as incentives for businesses and individuals to use it for transactions
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I will pay a small tip (0.06 LTC) since it won't take more than some minutes for those who know it.
Im sorry to be blunt, but that tip wont even buy me a cup of coffee, let alone a beer. So you can keep it!  How can you say it'll only take some minutes to fix this if you have no clue whats actually wrong? Can you even talk to your SMTP server using the command line? You should double check if DirectAdmin's built-in SMTP server is enabled and configured correctly. Have you configured your hostname correctly? Also, are the MX records on your domain pointing to the right mail server? |
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Well, I must admit I find your priorities a bit weird too. Though Bitcoin's future in the next decade remains unpredictable, the urge to immediately check its price after years of incarceration strikes me as rather odd. Priorities, my friend, priorities. Surely reuniting with family and friends, enjoying long-missed freedoms and comforts would take precedence? But hey, to each their own! I guess checking Bitcoin price could feel pretty liberating too. |
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With that being said, it can still be argued that Adin Ross is just doing his job. Necessarily, all the consequences of his advertisements should not be taken against him as every person is capable of deciding on their own. On the other hand, it may also be argued that there must be a limit on how a streamer advertises gambling given that this platform is very destructive due to addiction.
Yeah, I think you make some fair points. From what I have seen, a lot of these streamers are not exactly truthful when it comes to that gambling stuff they do on screen and they act like they are playing with real cash, but it turns out that is not true. And getting kids hooked on gambling? That just isnt right. Still I get that its a tricky thing to figure out how to handle. But that gambling trap can ruin lives, no doubt, so we gotta think about some kind of guardrails. I dunno what the perfect solution is, but clearly there is more nuance here than just a blanket ban or leaving it all be. |
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So is there any way to derive or calculate the number representation from btc address that coresponds to its private key hex?
Ehm, what? No! There's no chance of that actually happening. I mean, unless youve got some crazy powerful supercomputer and a few million years to spare. The private key and public address are cryptographically linked, but you cant work backwards from one to the other. It is part of what makes Bitcoin so secure. |
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The media; All is about the big drops, right? That's simply not what this is all about, it's not the main thing about Bitcoin, but this is what most people get to hear - Is this so hard to get, really..?? Correct them, please, & not me... No harm done.  Well its pretty simple - bad headlines grab attention and gets all the clicks! The media eats up stories about Bitcoin nosediving, even if thats only part of the picture. Its like reporting only on car crashes rather than the billions of accident-free miles people drive daily. But theres more to Bitcoin than temporary price downs and ups. |
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Bitcoin pumping, next bull run? |
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In my opinion, all those gambling streamers should be exterminated like the plague. Most of them earn money by endorsing gambling platforms and streaming games with fake money, drawing in younger susceptible viewers vulnerable to addiction. This is exactly why Twitch banned gambling livestreams.
Bro this is extreme. No, I did not mean anything violent. I just think that just as we got rid of some infectious diseases, such as the plague, (by better sanitation, hygiene, medical advancements...) so we need to find a permanent solution for problem gambling among young people. In the same way that rats were once the main cause of the spread of vicious diseases among people, today we have streamers who promote gambling, which can have dire consequences. |
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In my opinion, all those gambling streamers should be exterminated like the plague. Most of them earn money by endorsing gambling platforms and streaming games with fake money, drawing in younger susceptible viewers vulnerable to addiction. This is exactly why Twitch banned gambling livestreams.
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Where? El Salvador?
All over the EU, I believe. For example, I can say for certain that some physical stores in Germany, Austria, Hungary, and the Czech Republic accept crypto directly on POS terminals. I have used them myself in a few of these countries, and I have heard similar reports from others. Also, the Slovenian national grocery retail chain "Tuš" introduced crypto payments into its stores by integrating GoCrypto into its cash register since 2019, according to reports. https://www.gocrypto.com/retailLooks like Lucius beat me to the punch with Croatia! "Konzum", their national supermarket chain, also accepts cryptocurrency payments across all their local branches. In our stores you can use 7 different cryptocurrencies - bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH), bitcoin cash (BCH), EOS, stellar lumen (XLM), ripple (XRP), NEAR.
While in the webshop you can use 13 different cryptocurrencies when paying – bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH), bitcoin cash (BCH), EOS, DAI, ripple (XRP), stellar lumen (XLM), tether (USDT), USDC, Solana and BUSD (BEP20), kitecoin (LTC) and dogecoin (DOGE). https://www.konzum.hr/nacini-placanja |
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Nobody can go to a supermarket and spend USDT. We are not there yet, and probably never will be.
I think that actually depends on where you live. Believe it or not, you can really buy groceries at some supermarkets and pay with crypto in some parts of the world! |
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I still do not understand, what assistance do you need specifically?
Apparently, he needs some TRX in his wallet so he can transfer USDT to the exchange. But the problem is that he is still a newbie and it will be hard to find any help here since he doesnt have any reputation. |
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This was all my money currently, purchases the usdt off BTCC and the moved it to an exodus wallet. Can't swap any of the balance as I need trx to complete the swap. Lol I've definitely kinda screwed my self over till I get some more flow in a couple weeks...
Only thing I can't think of is I can give my backup phrase to someone so they can do it?
No. Never do this with strangers online! If you think this is your only route, I suggest you find a friend/acquaintance in real life, go to his place or somewhere public, and make a trade/transfer in person. Or just wait a few more weeks... Your money wont go anywhere. |
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If covid never happened we would have never seen that 3k+ for Bitcoin at the time, only handful of smart investors took advantage of the low price and pressed the buy button.
The point is, we will never know for sure what would have happened with Bitcoin without COVID pandemic. Maybe you are right, or maybe a different event would have caused a similar price dip, creating another buying opportunity for those "smart investors." But the OP's claim that Bitcoin whales started the pandemic on purpose is not only ridiculous but also extremely stupid, defying any logical explanation. Of course, lizard people with their natural immunity to a pesky little bat virus, manipulating global economies for their own reptilian gain, is a much more believable theory. |
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Got an eye wide open on something very interesting right now, bnut don't know what you guys would say about this at the moment...  ) Look, if there is a specific coin you have in mind, tell us about it and we can chat. But that vague Im watching something interesting talk doesnt get us anywhere. You gotta be more specific than that my friend. |
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For all these reasons, the panels need to be bigger than just calculated for battery-charging. Hope that helps.
We are not talking about batteries here. No need to complicate things. OP asked about solar panels and how much power they can generate for mining. And, philipma1957 has already explained the most cost-effective option: and I am talking grid tied with a fair 1 to 1 deal from power company
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Are you Fuckretarded? That wicks existed on all top 300 exchange, with Billions VOL.
So you are not only a moron but a liar as well? What 300 exchanges? Show me the proof. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/historical-data/Mar 13, 2020 Open: $5,017.83 High: $5,838.11 Low: $4,106.98 Close: $5,563.71 |
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Lets say your solar plant's location has a 0.2 capacity factor. That means it will make about 20% of its max rated power capacity throughout the year. From this, we can easily calculate that its power factor is 4.8, which we can use to estimate roughly how much power it will produce daily on average.
Ok, thanks for the info. And where does the 4.8 comes from? If your solar plant produces only 20% of its max rated power capacity throughout the year, it basically boils down to 24h*0.2=4.8 (your power factor), in order to calculate a rough estimate of the average daily production. So, your 1 kW solar panels will produce about 4.8 kW per day on average. |
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Funny thing is, those who are laughing at me can't even see the price of Bitcoin in March 2020. here is proof:  Coinmarketcap will not show you the excat price. you have 4 start in your profile and you dont even know the basic yet. Wow, congratulations! You just proved that you are a moron! You called someone out for not knowing the basics, yet you dont seem to understand a fundamental concept like long wicks on a chart (on a single exchange)? |
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