Any one has tried trading on the new Nova exchange?
Is it safe to trade there or not? I've heard that they are now operated by a new owner
Purchased some BTX 4 days ago, no issues, still afraid to deposit more, first time using Nova. Waiting for other people to say their experience. Also, market very narrow, if you want more then 1000 (ridiculous amount), you need to work on buying for good price, it may take DAYS. |
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Are we rich already? No?
Back to work!
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Your source of information is inaccurate, while this is also not perfect, it's better, check it out https://cash.coin.dance/ |
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as a rule of thumb any altcoin that has the name "bitcoin" in it like "bitcoin cash", "bitcoin satoshi vision", "bitcoin gold",... are considered shitcoins because it simply shows that the people who created these coins had no confidence in their own creation so they had to use the name "bitcoin" to gain some popularity because of bitcoin's popularity.
in case of BSV it is pure shitcoin because it has nothing else to offer! it is a copy of copy of bitcoin since they forked BCH and it is only created for pump and dumping purposes and for people behind it to make money from the companies they own.
On 1 August, 2017, Bitcoin Hard Forked implementing a lot of code into it, one of the biggest implementation was Segregated Witnesses. To get more specific about Segwit, it basically separates the signature data from the transaction data and creates two hashes: first hash of just transaction data, without the signatures; and second a witness hash consisting of a hash of both the witness data and of the transaction data. Bitcoin uses a Merkle tree for storage in a block to efficiently store transaction data, and puts the Merkle root into the block header of every mined block. SegWit creates another Merkle tree to separately store the witness hashes, but importantly, does not requires nodes to keep the signature data. Now, if I don't have to, why should I keep the signature data? It is much cheaper to just drop storing the witness hashes, let somebody else do it. And how this is Bitcoin if I have to rely on a third party to store the witness hashes? Wasn't decentralization the first reason Bitcoin was created? This way, on 1 August, Bitcoin was hijacked, forking off Bitcoin Cash. On 15 November, 2018, BitcoinABC hijacked Bitcoin Cash network using rented hashing power ( https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/unitedcorp-launches-suit-against-bitmain-bitcoincom-roger-ver-kraken-bitcoin-exchange-and-others-20181206-00743), thus implementing a lot of code written on knee, with ridiculous content such as The Wormhole Protocol and Wormhole Cash, basically transforming Bitcoin Cash into a securities platform, without legal tender. There is only one Bitcoin. |
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The people who left had no dev skills, they had no marketing skills, no big connections to important exchanges or people, they joined later and quickly left, and basically couldn't get anything done.
So, developers who stayed have dev skills, marketing skills, have big connections to important people and exchanges? I didn't say that anywhere, is that your conclusion   BTX has never been marketed properly, so I would definitely not say the devs have marketing skills etc... My conclusion is that the people who WERE there for those tasks failed big time and couldn't make anything work. The people who left had no dev skills, they had no marketing skills, no big connections to important exchanges or people, they joined later and quickly left, and basically couldn't get anything done.
These marketing skills are most important, since this is only coin that lost more than 99% of it's value in last year. Baldrick from "Black Adder" would do better job. New people have joined the team to take these tasks upon them, I imagine they could only do a better job than the old bunch. I believe I was the first person to establish a use case of any kind for BTX. I got it on living room of satoshi which is used to process 10's of millions of dollars in bill payments. I definitely got stuff done but I simply disagreed with the founders on too much to stick around. Not trying to imply it is unimportant, living room of satoshi is a great service, just that it got de-listed from there cause Bitcore wasn't used. I used it a couple of times to pay with Bitcore, for me was a sad news. |
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 Satoshi: Nour! "No, I think - Satoshi and a small group of people know exactly what he meant."  "Give me the lights, precious lights
Give me lights
Give me my hope, give me my energy
You can turn the wrong into right
Precious lights
illuminate me, carry me away
Carry me, carry me"Light trough darkness I glow soulless Per aspera ad astra |
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etherium at the start cost $ 5. the problem is that many tokens were linked to the price of etherium(
Ethereum at the start costed 0. |
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Where Prize?  Nour is Romanian for "cloud" from older nuar, nuăr, from Latin nūbilum, noun use of the neuter of the adjective nūbilus (“cloudy”), from Latin nūbēs, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *(s)newdʰ- (“to cover”). The riddle is on. Lets assume it's from Romanian nour and it refers to cloud, so what does it mean? A cloud, in the sky, or a network of clouds which does what to Bitcoin? I am still in the clouds, riddle unsolved yet. blowing cloud smoke up your ass  lol I think my sense of humor is sick and broken, even the lol from the end of your comment isn't helping in making me laugh  |
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Where Prize? Nour is Romanian for "cloud" from older nuar, nuăr, from Latin nūbilum, noun use of the neuter of the adjective nūbilus (“cloudy”), from Latin nūbēs, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *(s)newdʰ- (“to cover”). The riddle is on. Lets assume it's from Romanian nour and it refers to cloud, so what does it mean? A cloud, in the sky, or a network of clouds which does what to Bitcoin? I am still in the clouds, riddle unsolved yet. |
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If blockchain is a public ledger which stores all of the transactions that have occurred and will occur , would it better to merge both quantum cryptography and blockchain together to store immutable data instead of using something like a directed acyclic graph? (DAG)
Can you please explain, what do you mean by quantum cryptography? To answer your question, the algorithm that can do integer factorization on a quantum computer has not been successfully applied and quantum computing is very far from being available to regular people. |
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Smart contracts projects are doomed long-term. Without registering as securities, there is no future for them. Right now, from project with smart contracts, I have only Komodo and Bitcoin Cash ABC(which has wormhole protocol enabling smart contracts). Thinking about selling those if they will be pumped.
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Crypto currency is suppose to turn the middle class into rich people why is that changing now? People got scared of crypto? It's easy money mix in with bankruptcy money. The future is in our hands. Don't be scared . If u know this forum exist , we will have lots of money come 3 years
This is one of the most ridiculous statements I saw within the last 2 weeks. |
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Okay, lets try novaexchange, thank's for heads up. |
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Here is a riddle: Just 14 hours ago, his account showed the first activity since 2014. Nakamoto posted a message with the word ‘nour’ in it. It seems as if the closest phonetic realization would be the Arabic word for light, or glow. Coincidently, about 4 hours ago Craig S Wright, controverted responsible of the BCHSV project, whose claim of being the original Satoshi has been widely questioned by evidence, started tweeting about ‘light’. Perhaps unsure on whether the community was getting his reference, an hour later he decided to make it even more clear and straight up wrote a couple of tweets in Arabic, again about ‘lights’:
https://www.chepicap.com/en/news/5598/satoshi-s-account-on-p2p-foundation-becomes-active-again.htmlWinner gets the big prize. |
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Interesting article The last factor is especially interesting: the court found that for purported securities purchased on a blockchain network, one factor for determining US jurisdiction over the transaction is the actual situs of a blockchain’s validation nodes at the time the transaction is recorded on the blockchain. Investors purchased Tezos tokens by making Contributions of Ether and Bitcoin to the Tezos Foundation. The plaintiff’s transfer of Ether to the Tezos Foundation was recorded on the Ethereum blockchain after a miner hashed the transaction into a block, broadcast the proposed block to the global network of Ethereum validation nodes, each validation node verified the block’s validity, and each validation node subsequently added the verified block to their respective individual local copy of the Ethereum blockchain (which, in the aggregate, constituted the reaching of a “consensus” among all Ethereum validation nodes of the block’s validity). The fact that more Ethereum network validation nodes are located in the United States than in any other country, according to a website cited in the complaint ( www.ethernodes.org/network/1), [11] suggested to the court that irrevocable liability was incurred, or title passed, within the US, because—once recorded on the Ethereum blockchain—the transfer of Ether to the Tezos Foundation could not be revoked by the plaintiff. |
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Nice call Vlad with the split, I remember you mentioning it as far as July 2017, before Segwit got live on BTC.
On the other note, I am hearing arms being loaded, there will be a lot of blood on the streets, I hope everybody stays as safe as possible, this carnage will hit everyone.
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It makes no difference but he was there in the beginning and when he was taking too long to get things done wright turned to Kleiman.All this is irrelevant now because they all abandoned bitcoin like most shitcoin devs do and left the community and those who contributed while they pissed off to keep bitcoin alive.The real value added to bitcoin has come from bitcoin core developers and this also includes Gavin,Luke and hearn et al.
I hear ya, it’s just so hard to believe he’d delete all his bitcoins when he deleted his connections with bitcoin. Anyway, I’m looking forward to the hashwar today - hopefully things really get shaken up and we can fast forward the programme. BSV now mined 3 blocks in 5 minutes. The battle is on. |
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__________________________________________________________ | __ | It’s been an action packed at the Malta Blockchain Summit. Bitcore BTX, partner and exhibitor of the summit, was there at Summit in booth no.200.
Boasting 8,000 delegates, hundreds of investors, 100 speakers and 300 sponsors and exhibitors, the Malta Blockchain Summit was one of the easiest ways to build up new professional connections with payment services, exchangers and other services.The summit was very productive and full of surprises.
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And where did you sent investors to buy BTX, cryptopia, bit-z, hitbtc? Your humor is very subtle and to the point. But you need to understand that partnerships do not bring immediate results. The main thing is development. I understand this completely. What you need to understand is that without quality market(reliable, accountable) where you can safely buy Bitcore, it's impossible to gain organic growth, organic growth do not exist without a constant, reliable market. Every coin that was scammed by existing exchanges throughout the year using all kind of tricks, obviously got in the hands of those who scammed them. Development and partnerships are awesome, but they get hammered by the huge loads of coins that were scammed by existing and vanished exchanges. And again. And again, until there will be a reliable market. |
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