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2081  Local / Türkçe (Turkish) / Re: 🚀 Örnekli, Açıklamalı, Büyük 🚀 Trading Terimleri Sözlüğü on: July 24, 2019, 08:53:23 AM
Güzel bir çalışma olmuş @Dragone. Tabi geliştirmek lazım. Katkı sağlayacak kullanıcılar olursa konuyu sürekli takip etmek isterim. Sürekli bu piyasanın içinde olsak da bazen kullanılan jargona yabancılık duyabiliyor insan.

Katılıyorum forumda geçmişten bu yana sürekli bu ayarda paylaşımlar görüyoruz. Ama gerçekten tam bir sözlük olsa ve EFS'de bunu buraya sabitlese çok güzel olurdu.
2082  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Good news to crypto:Coinbase has passed 30million users this month on: July 24, 2019, 08:51:34 AM
There are platforms that everyone likes and dislikes. But I think Coinbase is a reliable and important crypto platform. And they continue to develop slowly but very decisively. A platform for which I am very hopeful for the future.
2083  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Live long and prosper on: July 24, 2019, 08:49:49 AM
In 1999 PayPal was invented. Until then there was no commerce, there was no goods production in the world. Immediately the world economy started to improve. People started to produce TVs, phones, clothes, homes. But there were no sufficient money to buy these goods.

 Then in 2010 a very gentle person (a very good mathematician Satoshi Nakamoto) invented the bitcoin. Bitcoin was that money necessary for every person in this world to buy those goods.

 Until 1999 I was earning approx 30 USD/month working 8 hours/day. Then in 2010 because Satoshi Nakamoto invented the bitcoin, my earnings started to improve. I have 7 phones, 7 TVs, etc  (this is no joke).

Those money very necessary for the people to buy goods were created.  Who could imagine that today I could send 10 dollars in 30 seconds to a person on the other side of the World?

Who could imagine that this 10 USD that i am sending can be used immediately to buy whatever the person that receives them has dreamed?

 


We are glad that your economic situation has improved over the years. But what has been described here has nothing to do with the process of the invent of Paypal and Bitcoin. What you are talking about is more about inflation and the development of the economic process.
2084  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Gov'ts and Institutions buying up Bitcoin on: July 23, 2019, 09:39:36 AM
What do we make of the coverage of institutions and governments quietly buying up large amounts if Bitcoin? Is there much reliable info/coverage on this? Seems like this might not be getting the attention it deserves. Or maybe I'm just being led on by suspicion/curiosity.

Opinions? Inside info haha

Now that you're asking, I guess you don't know anything about company structures. In fact I think we can talk about all these company purchases.

We are constantly reading the news that large companies have purchased or will receive cryptocurrencies. But it's not that simple. All the companies we call big companies are capital companies. And it would be a bit of a dream to expect them to make risky investments. We should not expect companies to invest in the current state of BTC. Or any other cryptocurrencies.

Everyone can expect the price of Bitcoin to go up. They don't easily put millions of dollars into this market for this. In addition, all these companies do not have the appropriate legal regulations to make these investments! So how will they show their BTC purchases in their accounting records? Balance sheets? Let's be realistic. Companies must act in an accountable manner.
2085  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Many Faces Of Satoshi Nakamoto on: July 22, 2019, 08:35:24 AM


Someone who has claimed to hold inside information on the real identity of Satoshi is John McAfee, founder of the software giant McAfee, notorious crypto-advocate and potentially eater of his own genitalia if bitcoin doesn't reach $1 Million by 2020,



No noo nooo! Please don't say that McAfee is Satoshi. I can not believe it! I can understand all gossips about Satoshi. But McAfee... No!
2086  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Which Paper Wallets Safe More? on: July 21, 2019, 11:33:10 AM
It's not that the website (Brainwallettx.github.io) is vulnerable but it's simply that people are in most cases not able to create enough randomness. It's very unlikely that you will make a passphrase that no one has used it before, and the risk lays there. You can create an Electrum wallet offline and simply memorize the seed, that's far more secure.

As for Bitaddress, then the website is fine as long as you're generating the wallet offline in a LiveCD linux distribution and If you want to generate SW addresses you can use SegwitAddress.org


How can I create Ethereum wallet offline? I am doing it with bitadress.org for BTC but I don't know for Ethereum.
Also is there any table or something for other wallet choice?
2087  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: 💰[BOUNTY] PointPay.io CRYPTO BANKING ECOSYSTEM (!REWARD $600 000 in ETH!)💰 on: July 21, 2019, 11:31:36 AM
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2088  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Which Paper Wallets Safe More? on: July 19, 2019, 06:06:19 AM
I read some news that they are claiming Bitadress and brainwallet adress may be unsafe.

Which website are you using for creating paper wallets in safe? I always used bitadress. I never experienced bad issues. But I am not sure I can use it anymore.
2089  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bittaddress.org brainwallet passphrase is NOT sha256 on: July 19, 2019, 06:02:04 AM
i hope you realize that using brainwallet like that is the worst thing you can do for generating a new private key because brainwallets are known to be insecure because people are rarely capable of creating a truly random "passphrase". so know that if you decided to create a paper wallet with a password there is a very good chance that someone is going to steal your funds pretty easily.

Yeah. This is one of my favorite threads on this site: Collection of 18.509 found and used Brainwallets

Woow woow woowwww... So paper wallets from this websites is not safe? I used many wallets from bitadress and never happen bad incident. Well, how can we create a really "safe" Bitcoin wallet then?
2090  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Silk Road & Bitcoin ! on: July 19, 2019, 05:59:48 AM
I was wondering if Silk Road was one of Main reason that make bitcoin rise ..

So, where is the question here? It can be or not. We never can't know exactly.
I think you are missing something for Bitcoin. It is not directly related with something. Reddit also used Bitcoin a long time. Was there any reason Bitcoin prices? I don't think so.
2091  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The biggest battle for Bitcoin's life is coming on: July 17, 2019, 07:44:19 AM
I hope everyone is ready for it, because it's going to be the biggest test in your HODLING abilities, and resolve.

What would transpire is the biggest socio-political/socio-psychological attack that the community would ever see, and it would involve state-level actors/governments.

Prepare yourselves. It's coming.

I'm not sure yet that cryptocurrencies have the power to fight states. Instead, we need to pursue more moderate policies. A conflict doesn't give anybody anything, but makes us lose,
2092  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Social Media Lists about Bitcoins and Others on: July 15, 2019, 06:04:53 PM
I think there are so many accounts, channels, groups about cryptocurrencies. And you shared some of them. But there are not so much reliable platforms, channels and groups. We need more reliable source about cryptocurrencies.
2093  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Now it's an all out war : Government Vs cryptocurrencies on: July 15, 2019, 06:02:39 PM
There is no war between Governments & Cryptocurrencies. Don't take serious Trump. I am sure he didn't invest Bitcoin yet, and he is trying to dump price for buying BTC.
I don't think he is serious people.
2094  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: 💰[BOUNTY] PointPay.io CRYPTO BANKING ECOSYSTEM (!REWARD $600 000 in ETH!)💰 on: July 15, 2019, 06:00:06 PM
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2095  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why president Donald trump is not a fan of bitcoin? on: July 12, 2019, 08:25:10 AM
Donald Trump tweeted that “ He is not a fan of Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies, which are not money, & whose value is highly volatile and based on thin air”

“If Facebook and other companies want to become a bank, they must seek a new Banking Charter & become subject to all Banking Regulations

What's the reason behind this criticize?

To answer this, we need to look at the position of the companies that Trump owns. Trump is a very serious person in the United States. Therefore, their economic interests will affect their decisions.
2096  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Justin Sun Invites Donald Trump to Join the Crypto Lunch with Warren Buffet on: July 12, 2019, 08:23:35 AM
One of the unnecessary interaction attempts. Trump is unpopular even by the citizens of his own country. Therefore, there is no point in trying to reach the wrong people.
2097  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Atlas Quantum - Scam or legitimate? on: July 12, 2019, 08:22:14 AM
It is SCAM or not. But it is not subject of this board. You should move your topic altcoin discussion board. I am sure you can find good answer in there.
2098  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: remember that time satoshi Created a p2p e-cash sent directly from one party to on: July 11, 2019, 08:30:47 AM
Stop looking for Satoshi, stop asking him a question, stop accusing him anything. If you don't like his works, don't use BTC.
2099  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Please read my story on: July 09, 2019, 11:14:45 AM
My name is Valentin. I am a 51 years old physicist engineer. I like the bitcoin and what bitcoin has done until now. But bitcoin has also not very good aspects.  

 The bitcoin ticker is BTC. Where I am in Eastern Europe BT were some famous cigars made in Bulgaria 50 years ago. When i was a child everyone was smoking starting with the age of 7 (years old). I am not joking, this is true.

My father was an MD, my mother is an MD. They cured thousands of men of tuberculosis. I have not followed them as an MD because every day when I was a child I was listening for 3 hours for the medical conditions that they had to cure that day.

My mother says that what goes around comes around in medicine. Because the ticker of the bitcoin resembles the cigarettes in the Eastern europe, bitcoin is bad.  One can get intoxicated by simply reading the bitcoin ticker BTC.

 90% of the people in this world do not know what bitcoin is. It is sufficient for them to come to you smoking, believing that they make you a good thing. You will become afraid of them. I experienced myself this fear.




More than 50% of the world uses USD, which again harms them. But nobody warns about it! It's pointless to compare cigarettes and bitcoin.
2100  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Which platform for instantly buying & selling bitcoin at the lowest fees? on: July 09, 2019, 11:10:47 AM
I'm looking for an app where I can buy and sell bitcoins at market rates (or the closest to it) with minimal (or dare I say no) fees.

Preferably an app that has alerts, charts and comprehensive analytical features.

Appreciate any pointers!

There are a few commission free exchanges. You can use them. I used to trade in Cobinhood and there is 0 fee. But for Cobinhood there was exit scam claims and I do not use anymore.
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