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18181  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: Recruitment - Digital Footprint Foundation - Real Use Case, Real Causes on: March 19, 2017, 08:58:29 AM
The OP has also responded to my PMs and I want to apologise for not returning with my own feedback - I promise to do so tomorrow, Monday, as I normally have limited access on weekends. It definitely seems more thoroughly thought out than what it might seem from the first post and that itself is a good sign.

So, anyone with serious queries - PM will bring you joy.
18182  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: Recruitment - Digital Footprint Foundation - Real Use Case, Real Causes on: March 17, 2017, 01:55:24 PM
Hi there. I have a running interest in projects such as these and will be quite happy to have a talk with you - but only if you're able to share just a little more depth on the foundation. Is there any chance you could share a synopsis or front row excerpts from the whitepaper? Sent you a PM as well.
18183  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CKS]Chicks, very rare!! | vote for chicks and get reward!! on: March 17, 2017, 01:51:40 PM
Seems a bit quiet on the Chicks front this Sunday. Is there a reason the votes haven't refreshed on TS for a while now? For anyone following, lowest buy price on Nova is now 640, more than double what I paid for my first CKS!

That, and the 30% increase in my total from staking and rewards, is a very modest 256,000 satoshi from a 100,000 investment. Hooray to me!

You staking with win wallet?

Sorry for the really late reply: been a bit caught up. Yes, staking with win wallet, and only perhaps 50 hours a week in total max. More like 30 hours a week (6 per day, really on average). I haven't made a lot staking at all, but I suppose for doing nothing, it's still good returns if you have a sizeable amount to stake!
18184  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Are you a bagholder? Which altcoins do you hold? on: March 17, 2017, 12:45:36 PM

Agree Doge is great for typing stuff and have overall fun with it.
Great to give children for playing with it Such fun currency

Yes. Dogecoin would make it the perfect choice for children to get into cryptocurrency, due to it being extremely inexpensive. Having games that pay in DOGE, as well as social platforms that would employ DOGE micropayments, would attract children and people of all ages who are new into cryptocurrency. This meme coin is such an ideal cryptocurrency for experimenting with it, as you won't lose much due to its cheap nature.

I'm holding doge and millions of bunnycoins.  Tongue

It is nice to collect these coins in a paper wallet for the future, as they're fun and very ideal for tipping due to their cheap price. These days, DOGE has been depreciating in value, making it a good choice for anyone to buy in and start using the cryptocurrency. Just my thoughts.  Smiley

For some strange reason, always thrills me to see people talk about DOGE the way they do. I do have coins in a handful of alts, but none of them are more than even $10 in value (I did have a full ETH a while ago but converted it to BTC) except for my faithful DOGE. The value's more or less stayed the same over the last 6 months, since I keep topping it up. Shibe forever, they say.
18185  Other / Off-topic / Re: Good places to advertise crypto related stuff on: March 17, 2017, 12:29:14 PM
Don't know a free service: mellowads is pretty low in terms converting traffic, in my experience, but their free service can get you good exposure (provided your service and ad are pretty unique). It's a simple faucet-style daily claim, a click a day is enough for a free day's worth of network campaign.
18186  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2017-03-13]Bitcoin Unlimited Reaches Almost 40% on: March 16, 2017, 10:13:30 AM
I'm not moving a single coin to a new chain

If you control private keys ("own" bitcoins) before a contentious hard fork, you retain control of those keys on each existing chain post-fork.

If there is a market for coins existing on both chains, you can simply "taint" coins existing on one chain by combining them with coins that only exist on that chain (mining rewards or coins that have been combined with mining rewards) and then safely sell them (or transfer them to a new address) without risking your coins on the other chain.

There's a post from a staff member... can't recall where now that was made some time last year with really just one point of advice that would apply to most of us, myself included: do nothing except ensure your coins are on a wallet to which you control the private keys.

If the fork happens, this ensures you have coins on both chains.
18187  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: Why are you still mining on AntPool? on: March 16, 2017, 10:06:12 AM
Just out of curiosity, visited the link in your signature to see your mining pool. Unless stats aren't updated, it seems to show that the last block found was five months ago? I'm all for diversification of hash power but perhaps the reason people go for the biggest pool is simply because of the guarantee of something, no matter how small?

Good luck with bravo pool!
No, you're not mistaken.  My pool last found a block on 10/12/2016.  I hope you also looked at the minimal hash that is currently pointed to my pool as well.

My point in the original post is, "If all the same miners mining on AntPool were mining on my pool, they would have made 13.88% more BTC".  Well, on my pool it would have been 13.38% since I have a 0.5% fee.

People could be making a ton more coin for their hash, but because they think "OMG bigger is better!" they lose.

Thanks for the response Bravo. It's certainly a tough spot to move on from when you consider that most new and existing miners are as you say, out-of-the-box entrepreneurs who won't be embarassed to say that their intent first and foremost is to recoup their outlay on hardware.

Perhaps the target audience would be experienced miners who would have already recovered some and who then would see the longer term benefit of a pool they'd hit less often but ultimately earn more.

Do update the wiki with bravo pool. The word needs to get out from pools like yours.
18188  Economy / Securities / Re: [Crypto-Games.net] Investment portfolio from 13 Mac 2017 on: March 15, 2017, 02:36:32 PM
Thank you for making this thread, glad others will be able to now see how some of the other currencies are performing on the site Cheesy

You're welcome! Your original was the inspiration for this, so really thank you to you, too! I intend to open an investment with all the remaining cryptos by end of the month, it'll be nice to see eight currencies lined up.

I think it's a great testament to the site itself to see almost all the supported currencies also appreciate in fiat value over time!
18189  Economy / Economics / Re: Passive Income on: March 15, 2017, 10:23:43 AM
I have a question considering the investment in dice websites prize pool. I know that it can be profitable but is some larger sum needed to be  invested or is there any optimum amount? Have you invested into any prize pool?

I'm asking this because I'm thinking of investing some amount into dice prize pools, so I'd like to know just a little bit more about it.

Hi there, I just started a new thread in the Securities section to track my personal investment portfolio into such a website you're talking about. You can find out about minimums needed there from the thread. If you like, you can ask any questions there too.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1824931.0
18190  Economy / Services / Re: PayBis signature campaign [FULL] on: March 15, 2017, 10:11:08 AM
Hello paybis, sorry for the delayed "thank you" well received for the first week's payment. I am happy to continue in this campaign for the second week, but like others, we are wondering about the 3-month commitment. It's quite a long commitment and I may have periods of inactivity so in essence cannot promise 3 months of active participation.

With the lowered pay rate, perhaps you might consider running an additional avatar campaign as you mentioned - that improves visibility and can help add a little bit more to restore pay rate to the original.
18191  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin and Bitcoin Community Dissertation. Mind completing the survey?3mins max on: March 15, 2017, 09:32:31 AM
Always happy to help out with surveys. I fill them out whenever I find them: you should, however, move your thread to the right section under Discussions.

Several surveys have been posted in the past by other researchers/students as well. Hopefully, you can use them.

Good luck with your research!
18192  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: 0-fee transaction on: March 15, 2017, 09:00:25 AM
I deliberately created the no-fee transaction http://blockr.io/tx/info/74ccfd796cf2cb404a2245f699fd0e5cdf2a3a6b8a7b9cf1169ff2f87c124557 from my Armory wallet in order to see how long it would take to be confirmed into the blockchain.  https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ indicates something like 23-Inf blocks but the number is some sort of best case scenario.  I think maybe some/most/all miners aren't bothering to include any no-fee transactions in the reserved section of blocks anymore.  I asked the 21.co guys and they said they might try to improve that portion of their fee reporting page.  I'm going to leave the transaction alone a while longer to see if it goes through as long as blockr.io still sees it and doesn't drop it.

I don't think so but will my Armory wallet eventually timeout or something automatically or will I have to take deliberate steps to rectify the situation?
Hey, what do you know, it went through.  So, some no-fee transactions are still getting through eventually.  Mine only took 11 days.

VERY interesting to note that it still is possible for a 0-fee tx to confirm. In fact, I had tried late last year also for testing purposes but my Electrum wallet didn't allow 0 fees. I sent 1 sat per kb fee in total and it only took several days. Did you leave your wallet open (as it might have rebroadcasted the tx)? I thought such txs would eventually be forgotten?
18193  Economy / Securities / Re: [Crypto-Games.net] Investment portfolio from 13 Mac 2017 on: March 14, 2017, 03:26:43 PM
Updating portfolio with an investment of DOGE at the minimum amount (20,000). Main post updated with combined portfolio.



Any future additions will still be tallied at the end of every calendar week (Sunday/Monday), when possible, but deposit time/date will clarify start.


18194  Economy / Services / Re: PayBis signature campaign [FULL] on: March 14, 2017, 02:14:42 PM
safely and successfully create a signature campaign paybis, I could Harapa long do just a few weeks, if possible the number of participants in tambahain let me add followers crowded
I just want to know what the fack is this noob talking about? what is Harapa and what is tambahain?  am I the only sane person here trying not to go crazy? lol

Effect of unsuccessful google translate, let me tell you what he mean as what I understand.
Harapa should be "harapan" = a hope
Tambahain should be "tambahan" = additional.
In shorts he has a hope to see this campaign stay longer and add more slots.

Haha, yeah. I see quite a number of members, even full and senior ones, who rely on Google translate to post English comments. That's obviously a terrible Google translation of a string of Indonesian words. To be honest, he only has to apply properly and post in local (Indonesia) boards as this campaign doesn't exclude that.
18195  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: Why are you still mining on AntPool? on: March 14, 2017, 11:20:35 AM
Just out of curiosity, visited the link in your signature to see your mining pool. Unless stats aren't updated, it seems to show that the last block found was five months ago? I'm all for diversification of hash power but perhaps the reason people go for the biggest pool is simply because of the guarantee of something, no matter how small?

Good luck with bravo pool!
18196  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: In what situation would Bitcoin die? on: March 14, 2017, 11:13:16 AM
The "death" of bitcoin is probably a scenario more easily achieved than the death of cryptocurrency. Even with current rates of crypto adoption, it's unthinkable that crypto will one day fall out of use. If "death" simply means transition to another form of crypto rather than complete disuse, then this will happen naturally and inevitably as technology progresses and improves.
18197  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: All about "stuck" transactions and what you can do to fix them on: March 14, 2017, 11:09:58 AM
The problem is, most noobs use web wallets because they are too lazy to download Core, or any of the wallets that will give you proper options like -zapwallettxes, RPF or whatever.
Not too lazy, but take up too much memory。If the memory footprint is small, I will choose CORE wallet.It's really big.Is this the cause of the obstruction?

Newbies by definition are new and most introductory guides you can find out there are outdated or have not kept abreast with this issue of extended confirmation times - an issue even most wallets do not alert users about when signing up. Rather than laziness, it's simply a matter of being inadequate information.

And, as you say, even with the information available, the added resources needed for Core and the like are cons that would put off even users like me.

That been said, I've now switched even to storing the coins I move frequently in the in-house wallets of some sites, which charge a flat fee regardless of output. I've found these to confirm very quickly, as my txs are performed as part of a large batch with generous fees.

As usual, very helpful post from OP. I hope more free services like viabtc come about. I've used it myself after >3 days unconfirmed and it pushes through in hours.
18198  Economy / Securities / [Crypto-Games.net] Investment portfolio from 13 Mac - 10 Apr 2017 on: March 13, 2017, 02:33:38 PM
Greetings!

I am a gaming hobbyist and have been wanting to share my investment portfolio at Crypto Games (CGN), partly inspired by this thread from Twistedx2 at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1796062.0. Hopefully, this thread can help you decide if you would like to join one of my favourite sites as a player or investor. You can find me in chat as Sojourner.

All details of how their investment works can be found at their FAQ page, specifically https://www.crypto-games.net/faq#collapse31 but here are the main points:

A. 8 different cryptocurrencies to invest in and their respective minimums:
0.01 Bitcoin  |  0.5 Ether  |  1 Dash  |  1 Litecoin  |  1 Monero  |  20,000 Dogecoin  |  10 Peercoin  |  1,000 GridCoin

B. Profits(P) or Losses(L) split 30/70 between CGN and Investor, calculated hourly.

C. Min. 24 hours investment lock-in, with variable divest fees for periods shorter than 21 days.

===========

I actually have had several investments at this site, with overall profit at time of divest. Today I divested and made two new separate investments of Gridcoin (GRC) and Bitcoin (BTC). In addition to tracking growth of coins, I will also make note of fiat value (USD as per CGN's rates).

I will post a weekly update, with dailies when significant (updated as add-on edits to the weekly post) and monthly wrap ups.

Feel free to comment and/or ask questions. If you're interested in signing up, do consider using me as your referrer (PM me for a link). I'll be more than happy to give you a starting hand in site.

==========

Portfolio as of 10 April 2017
Number of Weeks: 4

0.20287897 BTC
1,173.97373269 GRC
20,789.86260911 DOGE


18199  Economy / Speculation / Re: Using Google Trends to detect Bitcoin price bubbles on: March 13, 2017, 11:56:58 AM
So, anyone willing to run a test or two on this theory? If it holds true, then it should also see some self-fulfilling movement, being that the actual use of Google Trends should itself also contribute to pushing the trend. Not sure if this method would meet saturation quickly if everyone tried it though.
18200  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2017-03-13]Bitcoin Unlimited Reaches Almost 40% on: March 13, 2017, 11:45:52 AM

Any upgrade to bigger blocks is likely to be gradual to give businesses and node operators considerable time. As the client is now nearing 30% share over 1,000 blocks with variance giving it 40%, such upgrade process might begin.

If it nears 40% in the longer 1,000 blocks time-frame, then there might be a shift in attitude as temporary variance would give it 50%. Thus, the client gains serious consideration with activation likelihood considerably increasing.

It is at 50% when, conceptually, it is a done deal. At that point, all businesses will want to be running the BU client. Miners, too, might find it safer, while the general opinion would probably move to ask when, rather than if.

The time frame is probably months, if this year at all. The likelihood of its activation is difficult to predict, but segregated witnesses has stagnated, leaving BU as the only standing option at this point in time.


What happens then, if neither SegWit nor BU reaches the adoption percentage both will require to be fully taken on by the network? It seems strange (or not) that the option that will presumably be eventually taken is only decided because "it is the only standing option".

I'm probably - as article points out - with the general opinion to simply move with the flow. Is 50% really that point of no return?
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