Hello mods, please help him to get back his account  It's a legit request and all proofs has been given, so you can trust all of us

Investing in binance coin is like investing in a company asset. As long as the exchange works fine, this investment is a good option, but if one day, this exchange gets seriously hacked, binance coin will be worth nothing, so as always, don't put all your eggs on the same bag  


Anyway this burning can create a hype effect, so the value could rise, without thinking the fact supply will be lowered.

La concurrence va être féroce dans les prochains temps pour tous les exchanges décentralisés qu'on trouve sur le marché. Je vois pas mal de solutions, j'avoue commencer à m'y perdre un peu 

Yes, there was an article somewhere who was refering about this some weeks ago. This article stated that there was around 10bn$ really invested in crypto. This is much lower and can be reassuring for the potential market cap growt we can expect   10bn$ is still a low amount invested, that's why we can still consider we are in the early days.


Anyway this is the same for crashes, we don't need hundreds billions $ to crash the price, much lower is enough.

e/ : just found the article from my olders posts : http://jamescrypto.com/the-difference-between-inflow-and-market-cap-and-how-it-relates-to-tethers/

I would say I trust these charts a bit like the meteo    Charts are great to see the trend but we can't give 100% of our faith on it.

I trust these a bit, but I try to make a summary of some charts to see what is the general trendline. Everyone has is own opinion and cannot be fully objective, especially when the chart targets a small altcoin, that's why we must do our own research and opinion. Checking charts from some people and not only one can be a part of this research 

That can be valuable with yourself too, don't only trust yourself, as sometimes our own vision is blinded by what we want to see.

Sorry to say that but almost all exchanges has been hacked in the past, so Binance will not be an exception. Of course not all exchanges closes their doors when it get hacked, it depends of the amount hacked. Sometimes, you don't even know directly that an exchange has been hacked, and problems occurs only once insolvability is discovered  

Do you really prefer give your trust in somebody else than you for holding your money ? Seems like you're not here since a long time.

Google auth doesn't protect Binance' wallet   So your coins aren't protected by your double authentification.

To protect you from fire, you just need to store a backup in another place from where you live, and for burglary, just hide the fact you own cryptocurrencies (Btw if someone points a gun to rob you, if you have these coins on an exchange or in a private wallet doesn't change anything), and encrypt your wallet.


@giovanni83 : sorry for your loss, but we can't do anything for that  

Qui est-ce qui organise cet airdrop ? J'avoue que ça inspire pas confiance à première vue.

You just have to learn the market doesn't need positive or negative news to rise or drop 
In fact these positive or negative news are just pure invention from users who has to believe in a reason when something happens. Let's see if we wait more, if a negative news will be annouced as "reason to this drop"

We hit a resistance level at ~11k USD and we didn't break it, so currently, the market drops. We can't predict the future but that wouldn't be surprising to see another attempt to break it soon.

Be careful with that, not legalized doesn't mean it's illegal, but it means it's not officialy supported by a country. That's with this confusion that some FUD news cread a panic crash recently (India "Ban").

A legalized bitcoin would mean it's officialy supported by the country, and for that, this country has to regulate the system. This would be done by doing a system where you declare your cryptocurrencies wallets, an official trusted exchanges list and some rules to follow. This would help for the mainstream adoption, but this would reduce our freedom.
Some stricts countries could make illegal the fact of owning private wallets, or owning anonymous currencies, or even using decentralized exchanges or not trusted.

We can avoid these rules as cryptocurrencies cannot be fully regulated but cashing out would be harder as we would have to justify from where our money is from.

Ce qui va user ta carte c'est surtout si tu commences à monter la tension, c'est ce qui va faire monter la conso de manière exponentielle. Si tu veux garder des perfs correctes tu peux baisser la tension tout en garant la fréquence d'origine, tu baisses jusqu'à trouver le seuil de stabilité (là où la carte ne crash pas en charge). A ce moment là tu garderas les perfs de la carte, mais elle consommera moins, du coup tu seras plus efficient et elle vivra plus longtemps   ça prend par contre pas mal de temps de trouver ce seuil, et il est différent sur chaque carte en fonction de la qualité des composants.

Monter la tension est un peu inutile car plus tu montes, moins la carte devient efficiente et tu l'useras. Bien sûr, tu produiras plus mais ça n'aura peu d'intérêt si c'est pas rentable.  

Yeah I follow you a bit. Decentralized exchanges are progressing well and they could replace centralized soon. Currently, they are still slow and cannot handle enough transactions per seconds to compete with centralized ones, and most of them doesn't have enough trading pairs to satisfy everyone.
This will not happen this year, but as regulations are coming, some people will try to avoid KYC and others regulations effects so decentralized exchanges will be an asile for all of them. 

This already happened a lot of times to me. A lot of years ago, I invested in Karma coin (a truely shitcoin, yeah  ), the price dropped to 10 litoshis. For those who don't know what is a litoshi, it's the satoshi of litecoin. I decided to sell once it reached 20 litoshi, I was happy because I recovered a bit from my loss, but I was still at loss. Then the price skyrocketed to 600 litoshis. Damn.

I had it more recently with LSK. Invtested at 40k sat, the price dropped to 10-20k, I dedided to get back my investment once it came back to 40k as it didn't progress much more. Then the price skyrocketed 4 or 5 times higher, don't remember exactly  

Anyway if you didn't get any loss this is not a real problem, it's just a small waste of time.

I'm quite sure everyone has at least one situation of this kind.

Don't consider all of theses as a scam, but it creates high inflation rates so if no new investors enters in the market, the price per coin will quickly drop, but it's a bit the same with mining. In the first years, PoW coin which starts from 0 coins have an high inflation rate too.

In my opinion, this is dangerous to invest in this kind of coin as it's impossible to see these as store of value, and if a project takes years to progress, the price will drop for sure.

Seems like you were already careful with security, this is where your story is a bit scary as it can happen to everyone of us. Same question as others, what is this key generator ?

Maybe this generator just pick their private keys not truely generated from a database and the hacker just has to check these addresses. I never heared of a bios attack in cryptocurrencies, or I missed something and even, if this machine is always offline, the hacker couldn't receive any datas.

For generating keys, I still prefer using a classic software wallet (like bitcoin core). At least, you can trust this software. This is not the first story we hear about a compromised key generator. The last one was with a Iota key generator : https://news.bitcoin.com/iota-attacked-for-subpar-wallet-security-following-4m-hack/

Hello,

Normalement les constructeurs n'ont pas moyen de déterminer combien de temps et à quelle utilisation ont tourné les cartes. Donc normalement, une carte HS, ils la prendront en garantie. Pour la fiabilité, vaut mieux se tourner vers les grands constructeurs, Asus, Sapphire, MSI ou encore EVGA. Il m'est arrivé une fois d'avoir fait un court circuit avec un riser mal branché, la carte a littéralement grillé, un composant était devenu orange luisant dessus. La carte est passée en garantie sans souci. Si j'étais pas à côté ça aurait pris feu je pense.


La durée de vie peut sacrément varier si tu décides d'overclocker ou non une carte. Quand je minais, j'underclockais et undervoltais les cartes car elles étaient plus efficientes, mais ça allonge aussi la durée de vie. A titre d'info j'avais une MSI 7970 lightning dans ma tour, elle m'a duré 5 ans, je l'ai changé pour une carte plus performante, mais elle fonctionne encore   J'ai miné 7 mois non stop avec. Je minais avec des R9 290 de sapphire, je les ai revendues à un ami, il en a encore une dans sa tour à l'heure actuelle (4 ans après). L'autre a rendu l'âme par contre.

En fait pour faire un bon choix vaut mieux regarder les tests et voir comment sont conçus certains composants de la carte (par exemple l'étage d'alimentation). Le GPU lui même ne craint rien mais les composants autour peuvent fatiguer, surtout si la carte est pas très bien conçue et que la chaleur ne s'évacue pas bien sur ces composants.

I would say Bitcoin will follow e-mail success more than internet itself. Even if I love the concept to compare bitcoin and internet, bitcoin is just a layer of internet as email is, it's a possible usage of internet, that's why we can't directly compare with it.
Internet is a converged network where we can easily split some layers like websites, TV & video streaming, emails, live chatting, video games, and now cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin was like the missing layer for finance in internet.

Of course email had success a bit like internet so that doesn't contradict your opinion about a future mass adoption

I'm always wondering something : we compare bitcoin and internet, but we don't compare it with failed projects. Does someone knows a project that was a bit like bitcoin or internet and which failed ? It could be interesting to see why it failed.

No, we'll see some others coins rising on this range for sure. But this would be surprising to see a coin already listed on binance doing a x50. Most of these coins are harder to get, with less volume and a smaller market cap and are not listed on popular exchanges yet.

As almost all cryptocurrencies are only indexed in BTC and for a few of these in ETH too, the market follow BTC trend in USD. To get a better view of the market, you have to check prices in BTC, it's easier on this way to see rising projects.

When a coin rise alone, this is mostly due of rumors or before a great news. Remember that in most case, once the news is released, people starts to sell and it's already too late.

I heared about it some years ago but unfortunately I forgot to follow closer this project  I remember it was really promising.

Bien 4 ans en fait ! Le temps passe vite... A moins que tu parles du recours, ça doit faire environ 3 ans que y'a un truc en cours.

La seule chose que j'ai pu obtenir c'est des fees credits pour chez Kraken. J'avais pas grand chose sur MtGox, donc tant pis si je récupère rien. ça m'étonnerait qu'on récupère quelque chose de toute façon nous en France.