LOL banks are closed for 4 days, people cant wire money to buy the dip....well played That only leaves Jimbo Toronto's favored buying option of stuffing cash into Bitcoin ATMs, and they will probably soon be too full of cash to accept any more.
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this coin gonna be smth awesome, buy now )
it's good time to buy semux ,mainnet will launch Jan 2018 , will have VM and smart contracts , bright future ! Is there a trading thread for Semux yet? How can you buy before the mainnet launches?
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Well, Winter Solstice totally sucked this year. Time for me to hit the sack. Hope when I check my cell phone at about 6:00 am, things look a little better. Nope, no better. I know some traders use full moons to predict price movements. Maybe they should be using Winter Solstices instead.
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I know the normal user's wallet can start to slow down if you set the gap limit to an excessively high number of addresses. Unfortunately I can't remember exactly how high you have to raise the gap limit before it starts slowing down, and I don't know if the electrum server wallet handles a higher gap better.
Try testing your wallet by increasing the gap limit to 100, then repeatedly doubling it until the wallet starts to slow down. The hardware your operating system runs on probably has a big effect, so your wallet might start to struggle at a different gap limit to another person's wallet running on different hardware.
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Please state opinion and reasoning .
It seems too soon, but anything is possible. I’m no expert on charts, so my opinion is not a professional opinion, but Bitcoin has had such massive gains this year that I would lean toward a more conservative growth for a while. A price of $10,000 is 20% higher than the current price. It seems unlikely for Bitcoin to gain another 20% in value in 2 months. Keep in mind that Bitcoin is currently having issues with high fees and slow transactions. Well it's two weeks later and Bitcoin's been above $12000 for most of today on bitstamp. I'm shocked at how fast the price keeps rising. I thought $10k was possible before the end of the year, but I never expected $12k in early December.
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...I dont have a referral code to f2pool. The others dont seem to work with non-standard txs.
Try contacting quickseller or macbook-air and offering to pay a small fee to confirm your non-standard tx. They both have access to f2pool (macbook-air runs it). You can contact either quickseller or macbook-air and offer a small payment to get your transaction confirmed fast. This quote gives an example of how much they charge... I faced a similar issue a few days back transaction not getting confirmed due to low fee but user "QuickSeller" got my transaction confirmed in minutes when I sent him 0.0001 BTC. He has access to some pool . PM him.
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Please state opinion and reasoning .
It seems too soon, but anything is possible. I’m no expert on charts, so my opinion is not a professional opinion, but Bitcoin has had such massive gains this year that I would lean toward a more conservative growth for a while. A price of $10,000 is 20% higher than the current price. It seems unlikely for Bitcoin to gain another 20% in value in 2 months. Keep in mind that Bitcoin is currently having issues with high fees and slow transactions. It's been having issues with high fees and slow transactions for a long time, but despite that the price keeps rising. The highest fess and slowest transactions usually occur when the price is pumping. A further 20% rise isn't much considering it was priced at $700 a year ago. It's quite likely to get to $10000 before the end of the year, although nothing's definite.
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On Oct. 28 ZB.com, which is a new cryptocurrency trading platform, announced that all trading functionality will be available from Nov. 1. Users can sign up for accounts and deposit now.
...Maybe the platform will be closed by the government soon. Nevertheless, there are also people saying that the Chinese government is behind the
I doubt it's a Chinese based exchange. The domain name ZB.com was anonymously registered through godaddy by DomainsByProxy.com. https://uk.godaddy.com/whois/results.aspx?domain=zb.comIf it was Chinese registered it would be registered through a Chinese domain name service. Godaddy is USA based. However comparitech says that domain can be accessed in China, so the Chinese won't need to use a VPN to access it. https://www.comparitech.com/privacy-security-tools/blockedinchina/
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Nobody mentioned it because that's the Electrum version for Litecoin. Electrum for BTC and Electrum for LTC (this one you are talking about) are developed by different teams. This wallet is a forked version of Electrum (BTC) wallet which works for Litecoin. Nothing to worry about if you use Electrum for Bitcoin.
Well, I just realized I made the mistake of thinking this was related to BTC. It is indeed the LTC wallet which I assume is just an Electrum fork for LTC... . Please change this thread's title to say "The Electrum -LTC website was hacked in Jul 31" instead of "The Electrum website was hacked in Jul 31". The current title is misleading, and will make electrum for Bitcoin users unnecessarily panic. Please make it clear it was the litecoin version that was compromised.
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poloniex Works well
The picture is fabricated
Yes poloniex seems to be back online for now, although its twitter hasn't explained the reason for the downtime yet. That picture is photoshoped.
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Bittrex lowered the withdrawal limits?
How many bitcoin allowed per 24 hours? It depends on when you created your account, what level of verification it has, if it uses 2FA, and if the password's been changed in the last 24 hours. https://support.bittrex.com/hc/en-us/articles/231701788Withdraw Limits
If your password has been changed, you cannot make a withdrawal for 24 hours
If your account does not have 2FA, you are limited to withdrawing up to 1 BTC (or equivalent) per day
If you have an account created after October 30th, 2016, your withdrawal limits are:
Unverified Accounts created before 08/01/17: 0.025 BTC (or equivalent) per day Unverified Accounts created on or after 08/01/17: 0 BTC (or equivalent) per day Basic Accounts: 3 BTC (or equivalent) per day with two-factor enabled. Enhanced Accounts: 100 (or equivalent) BTC per day with two-factor enabled
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The most important thing is Bitcoin's price is nicely stable. I expected massive volatility with all the fork panic, but it's been fairly flat for the last five days.
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My bitcoin transaction after 6 hours has 0 confirmations. Could someone help me pleas what to do and why is it like that. Thanks My wallet is 12GdPDDq5E9DA6LYBPvNb1bwN889rCxcpL
Your transaction's confirmed with four confirmations now. https://blockchain.info/tx/b907a44e238aba2b540a4d3821be808cee27251e611cc9784bc366cdde8f0bdfIf you want to be sure of fast confirmations for future transactions check this website beforehand. https://bitcoinfees.21.co/If you scroll to the middle of the page it will show the best fee to pay in bold . At the moment it recommends paying 260 satoshis/byte for fast confirmation, whereas your transaction only pays 200 satoshis/byte.
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The first few years of blocks should sync quite fast because they were mostly empty. However the sync speed should drastically slow down while syncing the following years because most of those blocks contain transactions.
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Nothing much is going to happen...that's my guess. FBI will end up with the illicit proceeds and will sell them somehow, but that shouldn't affect the price.
Do you have any idea how many coins the FBI seized? If it was a massive amount I'm sure there would have been more publicity about it. I haven't yet found a single article about it that gives an estimated number. Unless it's some massive amount I doubt it will affect the price, and the articles I read said at least one of the guys running it bought lambos and mansions. It doesn't sound like he was HODLing.
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Maybe after the increase in block size to 2MB towards the end of the year, or maybe sooner than that if things stay bullish. Four digit coins might become history soon, and in a few years become as unattainable as double digit coins are today. Hopefully in a few years people will be making threads entitled "when $100k".
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i think bitfinex is the best, you can try this exchange, this exchange is very good and big volume
To the best of my knowledge it's almost impossible to withdraw fiat from bitfinex at the moment. There are USA based banks that act as intermediaries for wire transfers who are blocking withdrawals from bitfinex. There hasn't been any update from bitfinex about the problem in over two months so I assume fiat withdrawals are still unavailable to most customers. https://www.bitfinex.com/posts/203May 12, 2017
As noted in our prior announcement, US correspondent banks continue to block international wires. USD, however, continues to flow domestically in Taiwan and other channels have been slowly ramping up as evidenced by the price spreads narrowing between Bitfinex and other exchanges. Unfortunately, the solutions available to us at the moment are limited to specific customer profiles in certain jurisdictions, though we are working tirelessly to expand our portfolio of deposit and withdrawal options (including support for other fiat currencies) to meet the needs of our global customer base. If and when a customer qualifies for one of these channels, we will reach out to the customer. There is no need to inquire by means of a support ticket.
We have, however, moved the majority of our funds out of Taiwan and the “one-time” withdrawal solution discussed in the prior announcement is coming online. Unfortunately, due to the cumbersome nature of the settlement procedure, we are processing these requests in descending order of size as we learn how to handle the process more efficiently. For the time being, we will only process requests above $50,000 in size.
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Did you access bittrex through a VPN or a regular internet connection? If you used a VPN bittrex most likely detected it and wants proof of who you are because it can't do business with certain countries blacklisted by the US government.
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