zimmah, seeing the lobster avatar by chance you know what happened to that zoidberg developer and his Louisd’or project?

In the end it will become a Hard Fork. Just because the fractions can't settle. No Hardfork would require unity which isn't existing.

"more safe" seems misphrased. More the other way around, which are "unsafe" as in loosing your deposited funds.
My troubles are temporary, seemingly. We will see.

Got BTC withdrawals stuck on Bter and HitBTC. The later introduced a BU derivate preceding a potential hardfork, and if a site does similar they can't allow withdrawals. Bter follows PBoC policy? Thought that has been exchanger's private incentive along comformity.

Just a minor fuckup, never mind 

Overly specialized hardware is the problem. Still remembering FPGAs? Probably you do. Or GPUs?
I know this is hard to swallow.

Both Onecoin and Pepecash are no serious suggestions. Easy to spot duds. Stay on toppic!


That seems more bussiness focused. You can differentiate inside the bitcoin sphere, too. Investment on mining equipment. Close relatives like Litecoin. Regarding salaries I am still waiting for a more structured trading company that would hire traders. So far, we all are on our own.

I would advise to keep some eggs in another basket. Don't place all eggs into one basket.
Those rules maybe ancient, but have proven themselfes since some time.

Surprised that still works. On a desktop PC there is no sensible mining doable anymore. And handling funds should take place far away from any production mining site, known best practise.

On my knowledge the mempool times out earlier than 11 days. Assuming you needed to restart your wallet using zapwallettxes=1 and sending same amount again?

But @OP "yes" you can send without any fees. It's just a ballot if those reach their destination, at all. Just adding 1 Satoshi to each byte works marvels.

It's about independance. The Guerrilla Solar Movement taken for example. Hackaday pointed at the possibilities back in 2005.

That's exactly been my thoughts while reading through this. Experienced the same behavior from other exitscamming sites like Mintpal, Cryptsy, ...

To me they seem to be somehow dropouts from former "stable roaming spaces", choosen a broad descriptive term on purpose.

You can fall out of an economy.
The area you have been living a normal live before has fallen prey to war. War is a bussiness in our modern times. This can hit any area.
You can loose your former believes, falling for some loosely religiously envoven embasslement. Come on, dying for allah is a deathtrap. Only people hinged in utterly loose can take that "chance".

What to offer them? Some sort of structure would be required, a perspective leading onwards into some sort of future. That requires less shooting in their living area, which is vicious circle not so easy to break open once it has been started.

On thirty days backwards we are making lower lows. The hights dropping sharper since eleven days, that marks the transition from bullish into bearish mode.

Luck is winning sometimes, skill equals winning mostly.
These profitable techniques can shoot your own toes if done too often. Shorting traps, worthless derivatives and such.

Naw, you read them wrong. They meant storing their Bitcoins inside their own wallets doing nothing. It's the safest place on earth if some forkery fuckuppery happens. The BTCs on trade site aren't that safe. Site owners can decide upon the outcome you would hand over your future

Anton, paste your question into
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=67.0
that's the right place where people use the same coin/wallet.
Here people might not know any answer.

The devious question would be: Why aren't we all, everybody of us, no miners no more?
Just playing the devil's advocate here

Ideally one would purchase/rent mining power, either own farm or cloud mining but both ways have run stale somehow. Exaggerated equipment purchase pricings, declining revenue, outright ponzi scamms. The scene shot it's own foot.
Start searching for cheap electricity first, then purchase some used mining stuff. Rocky pathways.

There is the Lending subsection https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=65.0 where you can try to get some interest rate. A more indirect method would be taking the topmost exchangers from this list https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/ where some offer margin trading, where you can rent out your portfolio. That's mostly risk-free but low revenue. Volume higher, from my perception.

Investing into one's own skill development might pay of best, there is a freelance website somewhere (sombody got link?).

Peak FUD has been exceeded, doublebottom confirmed 14 hours ago. It's a silly game if one keeps watching the BTU token trades, now we are gambling on fork futures WTF?!
A financial revolution should look very different from that.

You don't need to know.

The core client takes a configuration value in bitcoins per kilobyte. You don't have to provide the data amount at any input field.
Rule by thumb (for the curious) are 500 bytes transaction size on average, smallest like 226 bytes. But again, you cannot change the size at all. You can only configure the client on satoshi amount paid per byte. Could pay 1 sat / 1 byte and let it timeout from mempool, just sending again with 1 sat. A tradeof between fees and transacting timespan.


Your one stop on fees: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees