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My favorite is obviously Crypto-Games, most other casinos don't even come close in my opinion.
Just the fact that they accept so many different altcoins and offer instant withdraws is enough reason to play there.
They also have one of the highest value faucets of all bitcoin gambling sites, I've won more than 0.02 BTC through that faucet many times.
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After every drop we see exactly the same topics, if you don`t stand the game why do you play it. Those are just some momentum number which will increase by the end of the year, by the end of the next year, which are increasing every year more and more, feel happy that you are in the mix early and relax.
Yeah, if you've been a part of this community for a couple of years, you'd know that this isn't exactly out of the ordinary for crypto in general. Usually it's all red in the beginning of the years and it only starts going up again once we approach summer. Of course it's not guaranteed that that will happen, but we're still seeing a long term up trend. |
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I would definitely not do that to my body for any amount of money.
Think about it, if you're willing to basically scar your body just for a bet, seems just a bit sad to me. Money isn't everything...
Then there's also the risk of having surgery, 100k isn't worth it to risk dying over.
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I downloaded from the official website, but I found a malware "remcos" on my computer, and they keylogged everything.
I traced the stolen bitcoins to Binance, unsure what I can do from here.
It doesn't cost you anything to inform Binance and see where it takes you. Regarding malware, I'm gonna guess you're a Windows user. Stop that and switch all your crypto activities to Linux. While I really love Linux, advice like this doesn't accomplish anything, makes you sound really elitist. You can safely use a hardware wallet and be a Windows user. Even using desktop wallets is fine 99% of the time, if you take some basic security precautions. Usually wallets get hacked because the user installed malware that he downloaded himself, direct attacks are very unlikely, especially if you don't have a big amount of coins. If you have a big amount of crypto assets, invest in a hardware wallet. Another important thing to note is that an unconfigured Linux desktop might be a bit safer than Windows by default, but it's not completely safe either. An uninformed Linux user can do much more damage to his own system than an uninformed Windows user |
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You can only hope that the experience was powerful enough to make you reconsider the choices you'll make in the future.
If you've hit rock-bottom so to speak, it can be a great motivator to finally take your addiction seriously.
Not that it makes quitting any easier, it just helps to give you the jump start you need to finally do something about it.
I hope you can really do something about your addiction and that you don't relapse.
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Hi
No reply from anyone at the attackers email.Just to answer more questions this Bitcoin was my savings. I heard about it , got some , and kept it.
They system they where on got infected by ransomware so I just pulled the wallet and a few other personal things off the system and formatted it.
It is my wallet I have the password. Not sure when it got infected because it was a semi old system that I never switched on much. I only used it for SEO software now and again.
Google has zero information on this problem , I tried searching every keyword I could find on that TOR page. I have got 0.1 BTC and maybe thinking about trying to crowd fund the rest ? I am running out of money fast so the BTC I have I may need to spend for food and fuel.
I see someone called ognasty is very trusted here. I could give him my wallet file and password. Do you think people would send money to him ? we can work out a deal for who gets what amount based on who donates what amount ? Does anyone know ognasty , can we call him into this thread.I am not from this community so if you guys know anyone else who I can trust with 10.5 BTC just let me know. I will trust the crowd.
any help you can offer is amazing and I thank you all so much.I am no Bitcoin expert , maybe not even a novice.
PS. There is some other accounts in the wallet.dat with bitcoin. Not sure how much but its more than 10.5 you see in the one wallet.
I'm really not buying it, I agree with what DannyHamilton said and I think it's option 2. I would really advise against giving this guy any money. OP, if you are somehow telling the truth, you shouldn't be trying to beg for money on this forum. For all we know, you could be the one in control of that ransomware deposit address. I'm sorry if you are being honest OP, but even then you should pay for this yourself. |
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All Warren Buffett's knowledge and skills relate only to the use of Fiat. He has great political connections and resources. He can have information before others and it helps him to earn millions. With cryptocurrencies, everything is much more complicated. Therefore, his opinion and various technical analyses have no prospects. It doesn't mean anything to me.
Why do you say that everything is more complicated with cryptocurrencies? I can kind of agree with that in the sense that it's often more difficult to predict value of specific crypto over the long term, compared to predicting the value of a stock for example. But we also see much of the same practices in both crypto and traditional trading. Crypto is definitely way more accessible than the stock market for example and I doubt that the trading itself is more complicated. |
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I must say that Binance has really handled this in an excellent way. I also hope this serves as a reminder to always check the address of the website you're on before logging in.
Can't believe that so many people still get hacked through phishing. Also, keep 2FA on at all times.
I really hope that this news gets picked up by some of the bigger Bitcoin news websites.
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I have a couple of female friends that are really getting into Bitcoin and crypto in general.
More people joining the community is always something positive and I'd be very happy if crypto became a lot more popular among women.
I would also hope that most of the community is friendly enough to make it a welcoming place for everyone, regardless of gender.
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I would definitely say Steemit, but I have to admit that I'm biased since I'm blogging there.
Steemit currently has the highest amount of daily transactions and they have no scaling issues at all.
Their service is in constant development and +10k users are joining every day.
Once SMT's are implemented, I can really see it grow even further.
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Great news and I reckon we will be seeing more news like this in the future.
The market for Bitcoin gambling is just too big for traditional casinos not to take notice of it and also start enabling Bitcoin deposits.
The things is though, I'm not sure if traditional casinos can actually convince crypto gamblers to come play at their casinos.
We're pretty much used to the service we get at our regular crypto-exclusive casinos, which is a lot better in most cases. (Instant withdraws etc.)
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Up until very recently, Coinbase didn't even batch transactions if I recall correctly.
Coinbase still doesn't batch transactions when it comes to external withdrawals. I am not sure if they batch transactions when it comes to their internal structure, but I wouldn't be surprised if they actually did happen to do so. The point is that the media sources need juicy articles and subjects, especially in times where there isn't any negativity to report about. It's them stating the very obvious, just so that they technically are right. People should pay attention to the massive spam attack we experienced last year, which was one of the main reasons the fees literally exploded. Spam attack + hype + a lot new users coming in = temporary 'usage' peak. If I look at the current fees, it almost feels like I'm robbing someone without actually robbing that person, lol. Huh, Today I learned... I would have thought that they had started doing batch transactions by now, since they made the announcement a couple of months ago. Further research indeed shows that they still aren't doing batch transactions. You're right that the media often sensationalizes news like this, just to create drama where there isn't any... |
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You haven't even listed the most active coins, XMR isn't even on top of that list. Steem is actually the most active blockchain with the highest amount of transactions each day. Source: https://blocktivity.info/Is there any cryptocurrencies other than BTC and XMR that people are actually using?
Sure. The most popular currency for actual use is Ethereum. They had 704,590 transactions in the last 24 hours. Bitcoin only had 169,048 transactions. Bitcoin is going backwards in terms of adoption and use, but Ethereum is going from strength to strength. Where's your source that it's the most popular in terms of actual use? |
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All users have new segwit deposit addresses. Withdrawals to bech32 addresses are also possible  That's super good news, I didn't even notice when I deposited the last time. I think it's time for me to use Segwit addresses exclusively, might want to change my signature campaign payout address now that you're using segwit deposit addresses. I'll send you or Lutpin(?) a pm when I get a new segwit address created and backed up. |
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As long as you don't know what kinds of measures will be taken, you can't really be sure if it's good for crypto or not.
Regulations can also be a good thing in some cases, some people just need a good legal framework to be able to use and invest in crypto.
Just look at what happened in Japan when their government regulated crypto, usage went way up.
While in China it had more of a negative effect, I think
It all depends on the measures in question.
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Dang, that really something nifty you created there, I'm impressed.
Now I can check coin prices in stealth when I'm working in Excel, pretty handy actually.
Thanks for going through the trouble of figuring this out!
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I reckon he could have even spent less, 5 sats per byte usually gets through the next block as well. Good to see that more and more people are using Segwit, it really saves you a lot in transaction fees and more services are starting to support it. Let's hope it stays this way as the transaction volume increases again. |
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It's about time, but I still think Kraken can do a bit better than that. I would really like to gather all my dust from exchanges, once they start charging the actual fees.
Exchanges should only make profit on trades, not on deposits or withdrawals, but that's just my opinion.
I'd probably have around 0.02 BTC if I could withdraw everything from Kraken, Hitbtc, Bittrex etc.
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I've been pretty active on Steemit myself and I was wondering if there were other members of Bitcointalk on Steemit. If you want we could post our accounts in this thread and check out each others posts. I'm pretty happy with my earnings already, but growing a large following is pretty slow. Be sure to also share your experiences there. https://steemit.com/@daanI once wanted to create an account on steem.it and share content there I mean first to build an account that provides information to gain popularity, but i failed. even the content I share does not quite entertain me share your experience in writing content on steem.it so I can be a talented writer like Arthur Conan Doyle Well for starters, it helps when you practice your English a lot before you start writing there. If your articles aren't well written, you'll probably never earn something with it. There are many free online courses to improve your English skills. I'm personally very happy with how much I'm growing there, great experience overall... |
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