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2021  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What are reasonable fees when buying small sums of bitcoin in the UK? on: September 16, 2023, 04:33:54 PM
Hello

I am new to bitcoin, and I'm interested in Bitcoin as a longterm investment.

My question is: what are reasonable transaction fees that I could expect a crypto exchange to charge me for bitcoin transactions?

Note that I expect that the amount of bitcoin I would purchase at any one time would range from a minimum of $200 to a maximum of approx $2000.

Also note that my first purchase of bitcoin has been on the etoro trading platform. My understanding is that etoro charges an initial 1% transaction fee when you open a bitcoin position, and then another 1% transaction fee when you close that position or alternatively transfer that bitcoin to another wallet that is not on the etoro platform.

So this means that in total I will be paying a total transaction fee of 1% + 1% = 2%.


I would try Kraken or Bitstamp. They both operate in Europe, and I believe you can create and use an account there.

Kraken has 0.16% - 026% trading fee
https://www.kraken.com/features/fee-schedule

Bitstamp has lower fees
https://www.bitstamp.net/fee-schedule/


The withdrawal fee is probably where you should look at.
Bitstamp 0.0005 BTC*, which is by now.

and Kraken 0.00005 BTC
https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000767986-Cryptocurrency-withdrawal-fees-and-minimums
2022  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: Vivendo como nômade e arbitrando localizações no mundo on: September 16, 2023, 04:24:46 PM
Certamente viajar é um dos maiores prazeres da vida, e até o planejamento pré viagem já pode ser bastante enriquecedor

Isso é verdade. Aprendemos muito nesse planeamento, principalmente hoje em dia onde a informação é fácil de se alcançar.

Lembro-me por exemplo, quando fui a Escócia, ter procurado destilarias que visitar (infelizmente, devido a imprevistos não deu para visitar uma). Mas a pesquisa, permitiu conhecer a historia de uma, que foi incrível. Não deu para visitar, mas deu para saber o suficiente para comprar um whisky que desconhecia, com excelente qualidade. Um país para regressar.



Eu tive uma experiência ruim com destilarias na Escócia. Achei caro, e elas fechavam super cedo na época que eu fui lá (em torno das  4 horas da tarde). Além disso, não serviam bebida para quem estava dirigindo.

Enfim, foi uma decepção. Me arrependi de não ter ido em algumas, mas acabou que foi uma pena.
No final, acabei encontrando os mesmos whiskies mais baratos no duty free de paris e, por incrível que pareça, num supermercado no Brasil numa promoção.
2023  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: Aguem pagou 19,82 BTC em taxas para enviar 0,074 BTC on: September 16, 2023, 04:14:23 PM
Depois de fazer bastante cena com a votação no twitter onde a maioria votou para distribuir o saldo entre os mineradores e declarações sobre oque deveria ou não fazer, hoje finalmente a F2pool devolveu os 19,82 BTC para a Paxos. Mineradores ficaram um pouco tristes mas alguém lá na Paxos deixou de perder o emprego.

F2Pool have sent the 19.82108632 BTC fee overpayment back to Paxos

Esse tipo de situação claramente não deveria passar por uma votação, na minha opinião.

O administrador da Pool que tem a responsabilidade de lidar esse tipo de coisa. É a reputação dele que está em jogo. Quem participa da pool como minerador, está apenas recebendo, sem riscos...
2024  Other / Meta / Re: Merits in WO on: September 16, 2023, 03:03:27 PM
btw op, the link to nutildah's thread in the OP is broken. It leads to this url currently:
Code:
http://url=https//bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5464370.msg62740255#msg62740255

should lead to
Code:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5464370.msg62740255#msg62740255

Thank you. Just fixed.

About a possible merit abuse , I believe WO is almost a board on its own. I think too many merits circulate there and maybe there are  probably too many merit sources. But I don't think this is a problem. Meta is also a board with lots of merit sources, and a lot of merit circulation, but it isn't  so easy to abuse in neither board imo.
2025  Other / Meta / Re: Merits in WO on: September 16, 2023, 01:31:04 PM
I wonder if inspect element can be used to find the exact circle that corresponds with someone's username? For example, if you were looking for a username among the circles. I can do a search and find instances of members' usernames but my knowledge of inspect element is limited. Perhaps one knows a way to get it to point or highlight the exact circle you are looking for.

I believe this is mostly a limitation of the flourish package
I think it was designed for a few dozens of nodes, at most. There are thousands of nodes (users) in this view... A search tool or something like that would be nice.

I will see if I can find configurations to improve the visualization
2026  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: O bitcoin não ajuda os traficantes de droga on: September 16, 2023, 10:52:13 AM
Minha opinião:

Primeiramente não existe lavagem de dinheiro, dinheiro é dinheiro, é um termo muito infantil usado pelas pessoas.

Lavagem de dinheiro é simplesmente mudar a declaração da sua origem.

Claro que existe, e isso é feito desde os primórdios. Voce ganhou dinheiro de uma forma que não quer que o governo saiba.

Por exemplo, na série Narcos o Pablo Escobar não tinha mais onde enfiar dinheiro . Ele não podia depositar milhões no banco pq nao tinha trablaho.

Dai ele abriu uma cooperativa de taxi e disse que o dinheiro vinha de lá. Simples assim.

Infantil é não entender esse mecanismo.


Claro que não. Mas, mostra que não é uma ferramenta assim tão anonima.

Outro ponto, é o fator de ser apanhado. Neste caso, apanharam o traficante por causa da droga, e um ano depois conseguiram chegar ao individuo que ajudava nas transações do dinheiro. Como disse no outro tópico, os criminosos querem no final fiat para ter a sua vida de luxo, e mesmo tendo o esquema bem montado, mais cedo ou mais tarde vão cometer erros simples, que ajuda na sua deteção.

A série Narcos é um ótimo exemplo. Vale assistir.

Ele não tinha mais onde botar dinheiro vivo. Começou a enterrar dinheiro.
Uma hora ele começou a esquecer onde o dinheiro estava enterrado, o dinheiro foi se perdendo pela terra, etc etc..

Se na  época existisse bitcoin, ele simplesmente comprava bitcoin e deixava guardado em casa, e usava quando quisesse.
2027  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: Vivendo como nômade e arbitrando localizações no mundo on: September 16, 2023, 10:43:38 AM
sou meio chato com comer na rua, na maioria das vezes eu cozinho, se for pra comer fora prefiro comer num local legal para comer algo que não como sempre (e consequentemente acaba saindo mais caro)

Acho que o bacana de comer em restaurantes é comer alimentos que eu não sou capaz de cozinhar.

Por exemplo, é razoavelmente simples fazer uma bife com arroz e legumes. Mas quando você está em um país com uma cultura diferente, voce pode pedir pratos que voce não tem a menor ideia dos ingredientes e da forma de preparo. Daí, acho que vale pagar pelo serviço e pela cultura.



Eu gosto muito de viajar também, e inclusive alguns dos meus ETH que vendi em DEX foram todos queimados em viagens (ou estão com essa destinação).
Certamente viajar é um dos maiores prazeres da vida, e até o planejamento pré viagem já pode ser bastante enriquecedor
2028  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: CPI das Pirâmides Financeiras ouve diretor-geral da Binance no Brasil - 14/09/20 on: September 16, 2023, 10:30:17 AM
O que os vendedores de curso de como ficar rico tem a ver com essa história?
as pessoas compram os cursos deles pq querem, ninguém as obriga, e muitos cursos são bons, inclusive.

Pois é, não tem como a lei separar cursos bons de ruins. Isso quem deve fazer é o consumidor... As pessoas compram cursos ruins pq querem resultados milagrosos ou fáceis. Especialmente na área de investimentos.


A binance sempre opera na margem da margem do proibido, o problema de fazer isso sempre é subestimar demais a inocência e poder punitivos dos governos; Por isso que ela nao recebe meio termo, toma logo banimento pesadíssimo.

Eu sempre tenho minhas dúvidas sobre esse tipo de afirmação em relação a binance. Pois ela quase sempre vem de pessoas com interesses contrários ao da binance.

Praticamente qualquer pessoa prefere comprar na binance do que na concorrência, por dezenas de motivos.

Duvido muito que a binance não opere dentro da lei. Os orgãos iriam em cima e iriam obrigar ela a operar nos conformes. Ou ainda, duvido que as concorrentes operem mais dentro da lei que ela... (eu vejo a concorrencia, com qualidade inferior, ir chorar pro governo dificultar a vida da binance, pq ngm mais quer ir pra concorrencia de baixa qualidade)

Lembro que grandes corretoras do BR , antes da binance chegar no Brasil, costumavam derrubar a plataforma quando o mercado tinha muito volatilidade. Ou então enrolavam mais de uma semana para creditar um TED na sua conta. Ou até caso de roubos dentro da plataforma. Tudo isso é bem mais fora da lei, e não vejo a binance criticando as corretoras nacionais.
2029  Other / Meta / Re: Merits in WO on: September 15, 2023, 08:00:49 PM
It looked like it was very hard to made! I'm pretty sure it was. Can you please elaborate how you did it? It made me quite interesting.

[BTW it looks like, spider webs from spiderman across the spider verse  Grin ]

Thanks

I used pandas , a python library,  to organize LoyceV data. This was the most troubled part. Then I just put data into flourish studio.
2030  Economy / Services / Re: Utopia P2P Ecosystem 💎 | Review Campaign 🔎| Get paid in BTC | Full members+ on: September 14, 2023, 07:37:45 PM
Utopia Review

Installation and backup

It was straight forward to download and install Utopia in a notebook with Windows 11.
It was also easy to find the db wallet file in windows 11 (under \AppData\Roaming\Utopia\Utopia Client\db)

First time in App
The UI of the desktop App (and the website) are very beautiful imo. I like the 'retro' style.

I went to the merchant area to the website to try to find something nice to exchange my CRP for.
I took a look at some crypto exchanges, but I was affraid to be requested some kind of KYC so I gave up.

I found that cyberbtc, is offline as well. You might want to update the link and see if it works on your side.

Converting CRP to UUSD took about 1 minute, and I converted 5 CRP to 1.98 UUSD smoothly.

Crypton Exchange.

This is really amazing that we can create an account with out Utopia Public Key. That is very nice and easy.
I deposited the 1.98 UUSD (minus 0.01 fee) in my crypton account very fast.

I immediately converted UUSD to USDT. Then I saw that the minimum withdrawal for USDT was 5 USDT (which i didn't have).
It should be possible to know how much is the minimum withdrawal amount even when your balance is zero, so you can know if you can withdrawal or not.

I discovered I wasn't going to be able to withdrawal it, so I just made many small trades.
I was impressed to see all my trading orders in my Utopia Inbox App. This integration is very interesting, and if Crypton had more coins I would certainly use it again.



I wasn't able to find anything related to Github or other git platform on Utopia website. It looks like to be closed source, which is  somewhat contradictory to the philosophy of Utopia ecosystem


+1 to the bounty program, which rewards users for finding bugs. This is a good and very important step towards having a more secure ecosystem.
https://support.u.is/home
2031  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: September 14, 2023, 07:26:23 PM

WO Meta Post.

There is a long time I don't come here, as the market is so dull right now.

I have updated the merit network for WO thread



https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/5379872



Take a look and try to find yourself and your friends  Cool
2032  Economy / Gambling / Re: l0tt0.com on: September 14, 2023, 06:36:43 PM
OP I was wondering if your lotto got all  it takes to operate as I did a search for your license. I did not see anything of that nature then what confidence do you think members here would have doing anything with your lotto.
I have no idea of this question have been asked by anybody but I am still curious to ask as well. Do you require KYC? What is the minimum age limit to take part in the lotto?
Are there restrictions for countries from taking part in the lotto game.
Please do well to answer these questions as they are very important to know.

Since we only accept btc and payout in btc- we aren't a money service company. therefore it's perfectly legal to opertate in the US, since bitcoin is not a regulated currency- and the gambling act only restricts gambling to regulated currencies, like the USD. With that said, I have incorporated offshore and will be licensed in the upcoming months. It's not cheap..
So for now the site is owned and operated under a US corporation. You must be 18+. And again, KYC only comes into play when you are tapped into the banking world, ie take cash deposits. Although, that's a gray area still.

In all honestly, it's the wild west right now. The legislation is too slow and our current laws were not ready for a globally adopted unregulated currency, like bitcoin.


Happy to see no KYC requirements here!

I recently saw a discussion on my local board where a user was asking about casinos with no KYC requirements for playing, and the list gets narrower by the day.
2033  Economy / Gambling / Re: Information of Crypto Casinos License and KYC requirements on: September 14, 2023, 06:32:51 PM
I found one more gambling platform which does not require KYC yet.

https://www.l0tt0.com/

here we can see the owner talking about it

OP I was wondering if your lotto got all  it takes to operate as I did a search for your license. I did not see anything of that nature then what confidence do you think members here would have doing anything with your lotto.
I have no idea of this question have been asked by anybody but I am still curious to ask as well. Do you require KYC? What is the minimum age limit to take part in the lotto?
Are there restrictions for countries from taking part in the lotto game.
Please do well to answer these questions as they are very important to know.

Since we only accept btc and payout in btc- we aren't a money service company. therefore it's perfectly legal to opertate in the US, since bitcoin is not a regulated currency- and the gambling act only restricts gambling to regulated currencies, like the USD. With that said, I have incorporated offshore and will be licensed in the upcoming months. It's not cheap..
So for now the site is owned and operated under a US corporation. You must be 18+. And again, KYC only comes into play when you are tapped into the banking world, ie take cash deposits. Although, that's a gray area still.

In all honestly, it's the wild west right now. The legislation is too slow and our current laws were not ready for a globally adopted unregulated currency, like bitcoin. This is the example my lawyer gave me... If you owned a bar (in a state where gambling was illegal), you could have a slot machine that accepted gumballs, and paid out in gumballs. The machine it self isn't illegal.. But that all changes when It accepts regulated currency, ie quarters. Now.. gumballs (like btc) do have a market value... And some states do have gambling laws that go further than Federal Law, which prohibits gambling of anything of value. But as you can imagine, that's a hard law to enforce, and state AG's have bigger problems. So again, for now, I'm running it within the US, but will move it offshore and get a license soon.

A quote from my lawyer... "It's all a matter of risk and the size of your balls." (I'm quoting him, but not legally quoting him- since he told me not to. heh)

Now, what does this mean to you- the player? Nothing. You are not doing anything more illegal playing on my site than say stake. It's all about the country/state you live in. If you feel comfortable (legally) playing at other casinos, you should feel the same playing at mine.

I hope that answers your question.

2034  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: Cassino sem KYC? on: September 14, 2023, 06:30:13 PM
Pessoal, encontrei mais um casino que não tem KYC, a l0tt0.com

https://www.l0tt0.com/

O owner explica aqui que não faz KYC.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5457016.msg62446092#msg62446092

Eles inclusive estão dando uma força pro meu domínio e parece uma ótima empresa.
2035  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: CPI das Pirâmides Financeiras ouve diretor-geral da Binance no Brasil - 14/09/20 on: September 14, 2023, 06:25:43 PM
Vai continuar sonegando e sem entregar Report enquanto nao sair a aprovação do banco deles no Brasil hahahahhahha.
Ainda mais com um diretor costas quentes assim né.

A binance não é besta, se nao for o Meireles tem que ser um parente do Haddab. Não são bestas, já sabem como as coisas funcionam no Brasil!

Essa CPI das piramides está muito grandes, até o 123milhas chegou a ser convocado!
2036  Other / Meta / Merits in WO on: September 14, 2023, 06:18:25 PM
I just discovered nutildah thread about merit in WO. But it is now locked.

I made this network chart about 3 years ago and didn't updated it anymore. I just updated it now with today's data (using LoyceV website data)



https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/5379872


I just updated it, as I believe people who are looking into those merits may find it useful

You can just click any dot (user) to see who merited who, and how much they received.
2037  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: sweeping a BTC private key that holds airdropped BCH? on: September 14, 2023, 09:27:22 AM
If I sweep the private key into my Electrum Bitcoin wallet, do the BCH, Bitcoin SV and other airdrops remain attached to the private key?

Your private key is one, but generating the public key from it and broadcasting the transaction in the network requires that the software used supports it. Electrum is a Bitcoin-only wallet, you will need to download Electron Cash wallet to scan BCH and spend from it.

https://electroncash.org

Perform this step after withdrawing all your Bitcoin balance.

I created this guide long ago (2018) but it still works and you can still download coinomi.

Does the CoinOmi wallet keep syncing, I thought it stopped?

It still works normally.  It doesn't get software updates anymore, since 2022.

But it still works
2038  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: Real World Assets: $4.6 bilhões alocados on: September 13, 2023, 08:48:17 PM
Também desconhecia, esse envolvimento de tantos fundos de investimento - chamemos assim.

Curioso é que é tudo praticamente recente. O mais antigo é WisdomTree Short-Term Treasury Digital Fund, que tem uma maturidade de quase 2 anos. Os restantes tem todos apenas alguns meses. Como esse tal Franklin, que começou apenas algumas semanas, e com muito dinheiro.

Alguém conhece esse fundo Franklin? bitmover, você que andas nestas andanças, conhece?

Não conheço..  olhei no Wikipédia e descobri q eles começaram a tokenização de ativos usando a Stellar, do fundador da xrp

Quote
In 2021, Franklin Templeton launched the first "tokenised" US mutual fund as a pilot – it uses a blockchain to process transactions and record share ownership. The technology is provided by the Stellar network and Blockchain Administrator, a Delaware company. The OnChain US Government Money Fund pilot started with $1.4M of seed money and investment from employees. The automated administration can trade around the clock and removes the need for brokerages, which should result in a "highly significant decrease in fees". However, the fund actually has a high level of costs because of its small size and the fact that, as a pilot, it is maintaining traditional records in parallel.[33][34]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_Templeton_Investments
2039  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: sweeping a BTC private key that holds airdropped BCH? on: September 13, 2023, 08:17:16 PM
I have a btc wallet that received Bitcoin Cash in the 2017 hard fork.

If I sweep the private key into my Electrum Bitcoin wallet, do the BCH, Bitcoin SV and other airdrops remain attached to the private key?

Once I sweep the key into Electrum, can I then sweep the same private key into another client that supports BCH and etc?

Many thanks!

I created this guide long ago (2018) but it still works and you can still download coinomi.

This guide was created when forks still had some value, now they are all worthless,  except for bch.

Remember just to move your coins (btc) to another wallet, before claiming the bch

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3064698.0

To claim them, follow these steps:

1 - Move all your Bitcoin (BTC) to another wallet, with a different seed phrase. (Most Important Step)

2 - Download Coinomi wallet:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinomi.wallet

2 - In Coinomi, add these coins: Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Bitcore, Bitcoin Atom and Bitcoin Private.


3 - In browser private mode or in a offline computer, go to this website (BIP39 Mnemonic Code):
   https://iancoleman.io/bip39/
   insert you recovery phrase (Remember to move all your bitcoin from this wallet first!! Step 1)
   In Coin textbox, choose Bitcoin.
   Still in BIP39 Mnemonic Code website, scroll down to Derived Address.


4 - Open your Coinomi Wallet and open each of your forked coins wallet. Click on QR Code Icon (top right corner) and scan each Private Address QR Code shown on bip39 website you just opened, until you have claimed them all.

5- Do this to every forked coin.
2040  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How we can sell and store crypto speacialy BTC on: September 13, 2023, 05:45:20 PM
how we can sell and parchase  crypto like BTC etc can we deposit directly into our account because in my country BTC and all others crypto is not acceptable

What do you mean by not acceptable? Is it illegal  to own bitcoin? Where do you live?

It is easier to buy bitcoin in a local exchange in your country. If there are no local exchanges,  you would have to try to buy using PayPal  or some other method. You can try here

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0
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