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Resend the transaction with a higher gas price.
Nobody can tell you what you did wrong without a tx id by the way.
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I do not understand why this question is asked a hundred times in this forum. No one in this world can say that.
because he would be a hero or the type has a DoLorean and a Fluxkompensator and is called. Emmett Brown.
and the answers I find really cool. my glass ball says sonm goes to 5 €
Because there's new people coming in every day. If you stay on here for a while you'll realize that this forum just repeats itself in most places. There aren't all that many people who have actual discussions on here either. |
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Centra was unaffected as far as I'm aware. For reference (since this thread is quite old now), it was mentioned that the replacement for the AC was already pretty much completed behind the scenes by Kris. Time will tell how much there is to that though.
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Tokens locked, eh? https://etherscan.io/token/0xe81d72d14b1516e68ac3190a46c93302cc8ed60fIt's clear that they have access to these, otherwise they wouldn't have been able to draw from the address which currently holds the supposedly locked 229m tokens. Plus, even if they were locked, they wouldn't be locked forever, and once they became unlocked (if they aren't already which appears to be the case), they would control just over 76% of the total supply. You can not rationally expect a team that has repeatedly lied not to dump such a massive amount of tokens while making up excuses. There have been red flags all over this fraud since its very inception and they keep increasing. This should be stickied and plastered across all ico pages for all to see. Excellent answer. Please all avoid this scam, I considered investing but used my brain. BTCMillionaire is spot on. Kudos People like you are the reason why I still bother warning others despite the constant onslaught of greedy, dishonest and idiotic shills that every scam has. If just one person that was on the fence stays safe it was worth the 30 seconds it takes to post something. Don't want genuine people to be turned away from crypto due to a bunch of greedy dweebs. It is greatly appreciated believe me. I was, am, a member of the telegram group. I asked the devs to address this, thought it'd be interesting to see what they say. Every time someone's asked they've been palmed off by what-i-call slavebots, those who are completely blinkered. Let's see what the devs say, hopefully we can help others avoid this (and when I say we, I mean you obviously  ) Surprise surprise, no response on the Telegram group. Says it all really. Thanks again! They haven't really communicated on this thread either for a couple of months now. I find it quite fascinating that people would shill for liars. Good thing karma is a thing. |
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where are the bears? Hibernating til next year?
I hope so, I want to see this thing at 50k by the end of this year. Now, how do I send an nTimeLock transaction for 12 months from now? OP-HODL we used to call it. PS. I just took a year off work.  don't go near any of that coretard shit ps congrats. more time for gifs? I plan to spend the year finding myself. I've always wanted to write a fugue, for example.. God how I love fugues. Bach was a wizard when it came to those. |
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The price is irrelevant on its own. A coin that costs $10000 can be "cheaper" than a coin that costs $0.01 depending on the supply and the use case.
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You can't just manipulate prices "without paying a cent". And it gets harder to do so the larger the valuations become. The higher the Bitcoin price is, the lower the volatility will become as a much greater volume will be required to cause price movements in either direction.
In short, while there are still problems (like the Tether scam for example), it's not true that the prices can just be altered easily at no cost. Otherwise everybody would be in BCash now, since they tried to do just that and failed.
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Have you tried different miners, or even Linux?
If you're mining Ethereum you might want to check out EthOS, which generally works out of the box if your rig manages to actually recognize all of your GPUs (automatically downloads and installs the laters drivers when you tell it to etc).
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I guess conditionals aren't your thing, eh.
I do like conditionals when talking about the future and when talking about unknowns - but there is a difference between using conditionals and what you seem to be doing, which I already asserted that you are proclaiming "ought" rather than accepting "is" while scrambling the two.  Sounds like cherry picking to me, because I've specifically outlined the contrary of what I conditioned for as well to give a more complete picture of my thought process. So if there's any conflating going on it's between your assumptions of what I'm writing and the snippets that you've chosen to, or randomly ended up, paying attention to. But whatever floats your boat, your responses are slowly beginning to border roach territory. |
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I see you are very active in this thread, are you a team of this project?
No. I'm just addressing some open concerns to help the community. ooh ... that's very good. btw do you know from this project have collected how much USD for pre-ICO and ICO? They collected $100k in Ether during the presale if I recall correctly, and are currently sitting on just under 2m for the ICO with a hard cap of 10m. Hi Blocklancer. Please include my details in twitter bounty. https://twitter.com/muneerashineMy twitter account is 2 years old. Do i have to submit my report on this thread?. You do not have to submit reports on this thread. The bounty dashboard was designed to take care of that to keep the thread more tidy. |
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Even if Bitcoin never managed to become an efficient tool for remittance and retail
It already is efficient and successful as a remittance tool. it will still remain valuable and keep growing for at least as long as no other crypto replaces it as the default base pair in trading alts.
That is a pretty pathetic description of "a significant" bitcoin use case.
This also means that it'll grow at least proportionally to the overall crypto market for the time being.
You seem to be lacking in imagination... no? Also, the window of opportunity that jojo noted is a very real threat to Bitcoin's position at the very top. Competition is fierce and the market moves fast. All it takes is a superior coin and the right marketing/hype. Granted that's very difficult to pull off (as it would require resources well beyond what ICOs raise), but it's not something that is unthinkable.
Oh my!!!!! Sounds scary.  Our anthropomorphized bitcoin should be shaking in its proverbial boots, no? 1. Not for smaller transfers, no. 2. and 3. Context. I've isolated the worst case use case as an example, which in reality is just one part of the equation. A part that has sufficient potential to justify valuations in the trillions. 4. Extremely unlikely doesn't mean impossible. I'm incredibly bullish on Bitcoin, but that doesn't mean that it's a sure shot. I just find your whole framework irritating to the extent it seems to devolve into prescriptive rather than descriptive, and seems to convolute the two, too. I guess conditionals aren't your thing, eh. |
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Even if Bitcoin never managed to become an efficient tool for remittance and retail
It already is efficient and successful as a remittance tool. it will still remain valuable and keep growing for at least as long as no other crypto replaces it as the default base pair in trading alts.
That is a pretty pathetic description of "a significant" bitcoin use case.
This also means that it'll grow at least proportionally to the overall crypto market for the time being.
You seem to be lacking in imagination... no? Also, the window of opportunity that jojo noted is a very real threat to Bitcoin's position at the very top. Competition is fierce and the market moves fast. All it takes is a superior coin and the right marketing/hype. Granted that's very difficult to pull off (as it would require resources well beyond what ICOs raise), but it's not something that is unthinkable.
Oh my!!!!! Sounds scary. Our anthropomorphized bitcoin should be shaking in its proverbial boots, no? 1. Not for smaller transfers, no. 2. and 3. Context. I've isolated the worst case use case as an example, which in reality is just one part of the equation. A part that has sufficient potential to justify valuations in the trillions. 4. Extremely unlikely doesn't mean impossible. I'm incredibly bullish on Bitcoin, but that doesn't mean that it's a sure shot. |
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It's as easy as ringing up your bank and reporting your stolen card for chargebacks. Hasn't happened to me personally though.
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10,000$ for 1 ripple?
i dont really think so sorry
the circulating supply will be 80 billion, 80,000,000,000 x 10,000 = 800,000,000,000,000 marketcap
the marketcap of whole crypto now 600,000,000,000
all money in the world = 83,600,000,000,000
Your "all money in the world" number is off depending on which definition you use. If you include derivatives you can up that by at least two orders of magnitude. |
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Wasn't there some service that connected whales peer to peer for crypto <-> fiat trades?
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Blocklancer is still quite early in its ICO and is easily going to x10 before the year ends. It's also one of the very few coins that you can be rather sure will survive any crypto crash in the long haul, hence having low risk with high rewards. Their yellowpaper especially speaks volumes and is something that you will hardly ever find in this space.
SONM is also another gem, although already "more expensive" due to it being out of ICO for around half a year now. Will crack and hold $1 by August 2018 with its mainnet release.
And MonaCo is shipping its cards before the Money 20/20 event in March, implying a short-term gain of 200 to 400% and higher, with more to come by the end of 2018.
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Nobody knows what's "best" and you shouldn't take advice from this forum. Most people are at least as, if not even more clueless than you are on here.
ICOs are riskier but have higher returns. BTC is the safest. ETH has recently increased by quite a bit while Bitcoin has gone back down to November valuations. Bitcoin and Litecoin are both getting the Lightning Network soon, which will make them the quickest and cheapest coins to use. Ethereum has an entirely different use case being a token platform.
In general, analyze the potentials and risks of different coins/assets that interest you when investing and then balance your portfolio according to your goals.
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Fair enough. Good luck with that.
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What kind of goals are you looking to achieve that require a sudden >$500k <$1000k, if I may ask.
Looking to cash out $3M USD worth of Bitcorn before March 1 to have it working for me in a retirement portfolio by end of Q1. Ideally, I'd like to sell higher than lower, but recognize this is a rough season. Is there any particular reason for that date? Seems quite arbitrary given that I'm not aware of any funds that restrict entries based on time. |
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