after a few years of good service I think I should be moving away from Mycelium. If you feel like helping please suggest me a good alternative for Android based phones. I found Mycelium very handy because of electrum and ledger interoperability but it looks like the time is right for a change.
it's still worth keeping for stuff like the cold storage spending feature. i switched to samourai wallet because i needed a segwit address. that's kinda blank but gets the job done. i've no objections to coinomi either but some people ain't too happy with it not being fully open source though you can review the code. Ok I see, I might give a try with samourai wallet and will see how things go. In the end, I need a very handy hot wallet but, looking at the future, not having segwit onboard is a big limitation for Mycelium |
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after a few years of good service I think I should be moving away from Mycelium. If you feel like helping please suggest me a good alternative for Android based phones. I found Mycelium very handy because of electrum and ledger interoperability but it looks like the time is right for a change.
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I disagree.
We should be aware of the reason why these coins are back on the move and you cannot be sure that this transfer will not affect the market in any way. Until the situation about those fund is not clarified they should definitely not be moved
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Please stop posting blockchain bullshit here and please stick to the formatting rules for this board. At least do the job the right way and post bitcoin related stuff
POST FORMAT: YYYY-MM-DD SITE - HEADLINE New
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Are we still poor?
As the experts here say, you might as well wait at least 24 hours before thinking so. Because, as you should be aware the next 24h are tremendously critical. Like the 24h before Oh the MSM, how you just gotta admire their constant brainwashing bullshit campaigns.
All last year, they worked hard trying to convince the masses that we were on the brink of nuclear war with North Korea.
This year, South and North Korea are planning mutual denuclearization.
Unbelievable.
Pathetic uh? |
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I got rid of Bitcoin Cash as soon as they got available for trading. I played with those bch a bit only to get more Bitcoin at the end of the day and I simply don't care what will happen to BCH long term. I really did not like the way they handled the fork, but that's my biased opinion
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Funny hitpiece that. Author published https://www.glamour.com/story/meet-the-women-of-cryptocurrency same day; half full of weirdos and scammers. I expect that most will be associated with ownership disclosures, blacklisting/whitelisting, current absence of true fungibility, etc.
I am lucky enough to believe that there is no taint or title in bitcoin, which solves all that at a stroke, and makes it just another attack. But you're right, and I fully expect all that stuff to occupy nearly everyone else here till kingdom come. Nobody said it was easy. Wars have been made for centuries for a very simple reason: control. This is not the middle-ages but believing that any state really wants to help their citizens is mostly naive and inaccurate. Democracies are no different from dictatorships in terms of control. What changes is how control is being established. I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery |
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Roger is welcome anytime here, we are funny people who like to tease others from time to time. Only one thing is not for us: we do not play with Bitcoin. Full stop. Hijacking Bitcoin in such a manner was utterly childish. On the long run we'll see which coin will survive
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Bitcoin is notoriously volatile, having seen its price fluctuate between $1,000 and $20,000 over the last year. However a partner at Pfeffer Capital claims it is better than gold "on every front." The entire bitcoin network could one day be worth more than $6 trillion, according to a partner at Pfeffer Capital – but other cryptocurrencies are doomed. Bitcoin is better than gold “on every front” and could eventually be worth around $700,000, according to an institutional investor. John Pfeffer, a partner at UK-based Pfeffer Capital, made the remarks at the Sohn investment conference in New York. That event traditionally serves as a place for investors to recommend the best stocks to invest in – and has never seen anyone recommend cryptocurrency before. Read more https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/bitcoin-price-live-gold-value-cryptocurrency-sohn-soros-invest-pfeffer-a8323441.html |
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Sheet has been turned into Tony. Everyone should be paid within 24 hours
Hi yahoo62278, do you have any update regarding this signature campaign duration? Is it stopped or does it continue? Let us know  |
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First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win. Article In 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto served the world an entirely new kind of currency. It was one that people could move over the internet instantaneously and nearly free of charge. Issued and distributed not by a central bank but by its own users, it drew the drapes of privacy around financial transactions while making forgery—in theory, at least—impossible. read more https://www.technologyreview.com/s/610809/lets-destroy-bitcoin/ |
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You guys are just blinkered old farts.
EOS is the future.
It says so right there in the whitepaper.
you need to find an adequate animated gif, pic or meme to go along with your bold statement.  Let's stop kidding, we all know you are being sarcastic In the meanwhile I am tempted to reduce my alts position to 5% (from 10%). I have few which I care about a bit (because they have never been presented like better than bitcoin) |
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So now we are back over $9000, may introduce the latest Lambo.
Ahhhh fuck that, I'd rather drive one of their tractors. There you go boy! There you go!  Yes that's my Lambo, I'm going back to a natural lifestyle! No one would guess you are a fuckin bitcoin billionaire |
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Funny, last week, there was a new item about Bitcoin struggling above $8k as *that* bull breakout stalled. Still, not about to switch from my overly-pessimist outlook for the time being, it's been quite pleasant the past 3 weeks to wake up to prices better than expected, probably best not to jinx it with positive thinking. Yes, yes, I do believe in the power of psychological persuasion on the Bitcoin market.
On a similar note, I actually agree that the next target is 11k, rather than 10k. That psychological factor is wearing off now and if 10k is breached, it'll be heading for another 10% or 15% to maintain its grip.
It's the press my friend, don't get surprised otherwise they would get out of shit to write. In any case, it can't be denied this time all these psychological barriers (6k,7k,8k and so forth) seem a bit hard to cross: which is good if you ask me. Better a solid and steady growth than a fucking p&D |
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It's never too late! Be inspired by some old wisdom found in this Chinese proverb:
"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now."
I buy bitcoin every month, I plant my seed every month.
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Almost ready with my mainnet node, I'm tired of testnet  Not long ago it seemed we should have been waiting much more before seeing the LN in action. From what we are witnessing these days I guess we can be satisfied. Once LN is for every common bitcoin user we will be read for mass disruption. |
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The Battle for 9000: it looks me bitcoin price is moving like some hard core rugby match with so many phases needed before scoring a try. How many do we need still?
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We are in for the last airdrop. Like many here I would like to see what developments will be kicking in to make sure this project can go forward as we all expect. Airdrop execution has been great: we are ready to see this project evolving to the next stage. |
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