If ETF is denied we could well see price under $1000 again probably for a short time.

You can not restore your Armory seed in another wallet. It would make sense if development stops to send all your bitcoin to a wallet that is actively being maintained.

For those who are not familiar the Transaction Fee Booster thread is here.

If you like hardware wallets both Trezor and Ledger Nano S work fine with Electrum 2.7.18 giving you the ability to use RBF and dynamic fees while keeping your private keys offline. As long as you send replaceable transactions you should never need to use the separate transaction fee booster. Also I have never had to wait more than an hour for an Electrum transaction to confirm when fee slider is set to high. The new release seems to do a good job of estimating fees.

Good point. If you take a look at weekly BBands on Bitstamp we have two weekly closes outside the top band and three closes usually signals a reversal. On the daily chart we already had three closes outside but price is still advancing. The Fibonacci extension at $1380 shows a level where taking some profits might be a good idea.

http://www.silverwallets.com/instructions.html for coins

also see https://i.imgur.com/VmsJX20.jpg for paper or polymer notes

A short squeeze could over ride any Elliott Wave count https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1792524.msg18051540#msg18051540

If you make a gold coin less than one ounce or less than .999 fine collectors tend to lose interest. Titan already has the funded gold coin market covered and they seem not to be interested in selling an unfunded coin. Silver Wallet could appeal to those collectors who want an unfunded gold coin as long as the premium over spot gold is reasonable, certainly no more than Titan charges. Also decoration with silver plating should probably be avoided.

FWIW if people would start using wallets like Electrum that offer replace by fee routinely there would be no need for the accelerator.

A pool supporting SegWit like BTCC or Slush should offer the same service.

This chart was drawn before the ATH was taken out but the Fibonacci extensions are still valid. You can be sure traders will be watching the levels to take profits.

Just give Coinbase what they want to get verified for higher limits. If you do not like their AML/KYC requirements you just go elsewhere.

Don't know where you live but you need to get approved at an exchange in your country that lets you sell bitcoin and withdraw cash to your bank account. ACH transfers take a few days to a week to hit your bank.

You have to set up the Nano S with the Chrome bitcoin app, which does not have the ability to sweep private keys. Sweep the private keys to a wallet like Blockchain.info then send to an address in your newly set up Nano S.

If you know your way around Electrum once your Nano S is set up you can start Electrum and have it connect to your Nano S then sweep keys directly from paper wallet into Electrum. Funds will go to a new address in your Nano S.

I am digging using my Nano S with Electrum as I have dynamic fees enabled and also replace by fee. When I send if somehow Electrum sets the fee too low I can click on the replaceable transaction and bump the fee. Right now with congestion that is a good option to have, and I always set the fee slider in Electrum to HIGH.

Latest Electrum now fully supports Nano S.

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ViaBTC reported acceleration successful so the next block they mine should confirm the transaction.

I just pushed your transaction through https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ should confirm within a few hours

If you are using Electrum use the latest version, make sure you have dynamic fees AND replace by fee (RBF) enabled. When you send set the fee slider all the way up to HIGH and also check the replaceable box. That way if your transaction is taking too long to confirm you can just click on it and bump the fee up.

A quarter ounce gold coin would be too small for the private key and hologram most likely. Half ounce could be the same diameter or close as the silver coins but would be quite thin.