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Why cant we claim Stellar from old Bitcoin addresses anymore?
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I'm not a fan of Microsoft at all. It seems that their plans as of late have been to transform their customers into their products by making everything free or cheap, but then spying on people as much as possible. That said, git is very decentralized by nature, and it doesn't matter too much what the repository is doing. It would be only a minor annoyance to move eg. the bitcoin repo to any of a number of different git repo sites. Roughly the same thing has already been done once, when SourceForge started going downhill. I don't think that any action is required until bad things actually start happening at github, though.
Disagreed. The community now is very different than the community, when bitcoin was moved from SourceForge to Github. It was not a problem for Satoshi to implement a cap on blocksize. Imagine, if u want to do the same now. |
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Just enter into the CAE-check the address where the coins were sent from to your usual bitcoin mixer, and it will show you the receiving address(es). Why the CAE-check URL is broken? |
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This kills every hope that we people were having. The date is scheduled 15 days after the July 5, which means exchanges are going to be non operational. The interim relief we guys were hoping are all gone. Also any new PIL cannot be filed in High Court.
Given the state of affairs in India, I wouldn't be surprised if date gets further postponed. I have lost all the hopes I had.
Nothing is going to stop you from buying bitcoins at this point in time. Exchanges still have their banking links, although these will be plugged in one month's time. So load up on bitcoins when you can.  True this is the last chance of sweet price haha , load up as more as you  before you regret very much in the end of the year xD Clearly, all the current Indian exchanges are turning into Crypto to Crypto. LocalBitcoins is enforcing KYC as well, which makes it risky to be involved if RBI does not allow banks to participate in Crypto trading. So, how do u plan to sell even if the price goes up in 2019? |
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Therefore, I recommend: - More people should post in Services advertising their willingness to be a sig-ad campaign manager. Post an email address so that advertisers don't need a forum account in order to contact you, and try to provide some concrete stats (clicks, etc.) of your past campaigns. - Someone should compile a list of responsible, anti-spam sig managers along with their email addresses and some explanatory info. If a good one is created, I'll link to it on the adinfo page and point advertisers to it when they contact me directly about this. IMHO, this is NOT a good idea. Scammers will dupe unsuspecting advertisers through email communication outside of BitcoinTalk and this forum will be held responsible for the scam. Posting email online doesn't make the service it was posted on liable for any successful phishing. There is a reason why DefaultTrust exist on BitcoinTalk and why scammers only scream when they are marked by DT members (No, I'm not on DT). Forum can be held liable for each and every scam that takes place over here, unless forum maintains a way to tag scammers in before. Hence, when the forum allows a communication channel to be opened outside of the forum for forum advertising, it can not deny responsibility of a possible scam. |
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Therefore, I recommend: - More people should post in Services advertising their willingness to be a sig-ad campaign manager. Post an email address so that advertisers don't need a forum account in order to contact you, and try to provide some concrete stats (clicks, etc.) of your past campaigns. - Someone should compile a list of responsible, anti-spam sig managers along with their email addresses and some explanatory info. If a good one is created, I'll link to it on the adinfo page and point advertisers to it when they contact me directly about this. IMHO, this is NOT a good idea. Scammers will dupe unsuspecting advertisers through email communication outside of BitcoinTalk and this forum will be held responsible for the scam. |
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The ransomware coins cannot be used, if they move the coins to other exchanges it will be confiscated, it was just a dumb move by the hackers.  Heard of Bitcoin mixers? |
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Welcome to India. In rural India, bride's parent pays to the bridegroom. Though the concept of payment in marriage is changing fast, it still exist.
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All forks of Bitcoin. |
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Cool thanks for the info. You can install electrum if you don't want to deal with the trouble of running a full node on your pc or laptop. But, remember to keep the pc away from any kind of exposure to hackers. Our ISPs do very little to take care of security, it all depends how secure (no pun intended) you keep your wallet.
If u are just HODLing and dont want to trade everyday, I'd suggest Paper Wallet. Run https://www.bitaddress.org offline and write down the private keys on paper. Only have the bitcoin addresses in your computer and transfer all your funds over there. |
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Bitcoin Protocol: Permanent Permissionless Trustless Transparent Immutable Irreversible Inviolable Uncensorable Distributed Decentralized
If Bitcoin is a religion, I am religious.
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I found this guy on local bitcoins named Nimesh he has a very good reputation there..! He called me on whatsapp and asked me to transcat directly via whatsapp to avoid fee.. first deal went smooth. After a month on second deal he shown his true colors. I sent him 0.4 btc to his given address. https://blockchain.info/address/32sbjtAia13RdH9MUsBhuJSqnEfN3h6aq7Then this guy started asking me different questions like show ID proof, show how you obtained the btc, show the source of btc and all. I sadly sent him all the details. I know there is only a very small chance of getting this man where he deserves to be. But I'm willing to take that chance. Any support or guide will be appriciated from the community. I do have his bank details that he must have forged too. I dont get how someone can be so confident in scamming others. Sad part is his reputation on LBC is around 100% he calls his clients and asks them to avoid lbc to save fee and transact directly via whatsapp. People will often fall for his deal. But he's seasoned scammer. https://localbitcoins.com/accounts/profile/Nimesh/feedback/Nothing new. We have had such stories many times before. Seasoned traders always stick to LocalBitcoins and pay the LBC commission. It seems funny to me that after being scammed outside of LocalBitcoins, people still blame LBC! Regarding finding the scammer: As u have his whatsapp no., post it out here. We may trace him back from the no. itself. |
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It seems, the OP title says 'Creators of Dicing'. Is PrimeDice really the 'Creators of Dicing'? Just asking...
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LoLz. Provably fair cant be an option. It is must aka mandatory.
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wow this is bad ... First Kotak now ICICI
This is old news, they keep saying this but never act on it. Part of the reason being the whole shabang is untraceable. Tip : get a B2 account if its available in your city and stick to it. Back when I was trading actively I used my B2 account extensively. Will not go into the details of the entire turnover but it was a lot. And this was after RBI made their rules more stringent in (and after) 2008. Just use Moneypolo and transfer to any exchange accept SEPA Transfer . How to send money to a Moneypolo account from an Indian bank and how to receive back from it? Is it any different from sending to and receiving from a Japanese Bitcoin Exchange? |
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