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Hi @zazarb,
If one were to request for a loan in USDT (ERC20 unfortunately, not other protocol), how much would it affect the repayment rates?
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Lottery tickets are only disabled when you claim from the faucet. If you gamble or spin the wheel of fortune you will still get tickets.
I see, thanks for the answer! |
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Hi DarkStar_, if someone were to borrow using ERC20 (unfortunately not in other protocols), would the fees be factored in?
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Can you transfer Bitcoin holdings from Hotbit to another, more secure exchange? That doesn't mean Hotbit isn't secure, just that you should consider things that are more vulnerable than other exchanges. As @TimeTeller suggested, you can choose Binance to further customize the high level of security.
Because it's a shame how good asset management you manage will look so perfect, you just have to choose an exchange that will provide a much more secure guarantee for the continuity of assets that are large enough to be owned by you.
All exchanges are not safe, especially for hodling for long periods. Also their rates are way lower than third-party custodial/ DeFi exchanges. |
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I don't know if it's related to gas fees of Ethereum but the fees on BSC network has certainly increased. I'm paying over a dollar for some actions or exchanges now. Still cheaper than Ethereum but a put off when you are trying to make a couple of dollars profit here and there. Polygon is still cheap. No idea if it too has rose recently as my wallet doesn't display decimals less than a cent. That means the fees are still below a cent.
Yeah. Especially when it comes to adding those coins to the LP or staking, the fees really cut through the balance. |
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I feel rather than just waiting/ hodling, better do so with an interest account. So you get more than just waiting for price appreciation.
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I don't understand why many people in Bitcointalk like to watch jokes, and especially like to suppress all kinds of novices. They have to kill all novices. Is this the culture of Bitcointalk? Is this the sacred legacy left to us by Satoshi Nakamoto? Why is the sacred legacy left to us by Satoshi Nakamoto being taken over by some bullies and bandits? I think this is the biggest insult to Satoshi Nakamoto.
Umm.. how is this even related to Satoshi? He co-founded Bitcointalk, sure but whatever happens after he leaves is no longer associated with the man himself. You have to understand that why the forum is suspicious of newbies is because most of them fish for Merits or only post to earn (monetary), or even worse, plagiarize. The rest, however proceeded along fine. Look at BlackHatCoiner for example. He joined last year but has reached the highest rank with his contributions. |
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Yes, they gave me another tag.. I think I have to go to Ratimov’s post to explain....
I don't see any tag on your account, but you sent a negative one to Timelord over him calling you out though...  |
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Lol exactly! I am always a little bit disappointed when I win lottery tickets but most of the times when I use my WOF spins it is always a combination of lottery tickets, RP and satoshis.
I just realized, if you disabled receiving lottery tickets, what would happen if you receive them from the WOF? |
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^ Exactly. It is worded like Google is against crypto.
Just another common thing on the Play Store though. Remove 10, there are 100 still hiding.
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Why do I get a Warning: "Report it or find help. Images of child abuse are illegal" notification when I search Google for "loli.net"?
Because loli, or lolicon is a term (slang) for underaged children, in Japanese culture. Similar to hentai = animated Japanese porn, loli leans towards characters that look like kids/ pre-adolescents. Therefore when some enters it, Google would think its about searching for the genre, or porn of the sort. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolicon |
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you can just ignore the email if you have no time to get back at him.
blackmails in crypto are usually funny like that caught jacking on camera. those who paid will really make the blackmailer believed they did it infront of computer camera. its got t be something new this 2021 otherwise this blackmailer is outdated.
One of the reasons why covering the webcam (if you own a laptop) is practiced by many :p There's also another one, about using old/ outdated/ archaic passwords. |
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Don't worry mate. Wait for the inevitable bear market(whenever that will be) and I could almost guarantee that it will fix your "addiction", as you're probably going to hate seeing the Bitcoin logo by then  And probably uninstall those price chart apps from his devices  |
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Just keep doing the freerolls in bear and bull markets to accumulate some satoshis. I only participate in the lottery with the tickets I win with the WOF but you never know you can get lucky. I am approaching the 100k RP so that's an extra 100k satoshi in the pocket . The face when you see 4,000 lottery tickets only to realize later than there are a bunch of other users with similar fate  |
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Now you guys mentioned it... I recalled The Ghoul (presumably alt) posting a Chinese image link some time back, which I hardly ever saw as far as I remember: Source: https://github.com/marktext/marktext/issues/426This definitely sounds very sus. |
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hey, if i sell my fun tokens after holding them for a year and i buy them back do i have to hold them for a year again or does my previous holding period still count in the benefits i receive for premium membership
You'd have to hold them for a year again, I believe. |
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I believe the answer is yes. Although so far none of the topics I created have been locked by moderators but users will lose access to unlock topics if moderators have locked them. If the topic owner can reopen topics locked by moderators due to a lot of spam, then the moderator's actions at that time are useless. I believe the moderator's action when locking the topic is a well-considered final decision. Maybe for a different case the OP can make a request to the moderator to reopen the topic if something needs updating, but in most cases the locked topic is a topic full of spam so it's impossible to reopen.
IIRC, I've read somewhere that they have both soft (can be unlocked by the OP) and hard (cannot be unlocked by the OP) locks. The former is more of a gentle reminder, and the latter is used when the user still persists on re-opening despite being told not to. |
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Don't that count as deleted? For deleted post, we used to receive a PM in our inbox. I'm not sure but logically there should be a PM for a thread trashed. Correct me if I'm wrong; I can't remember if I have seen such info anywhere.
Yep, just that we won't get to find out who removed it so we're left with the guessing game. |
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Moderators must leave a trail when they perform the act of merging user posts that violate rule 23. This can tell the offending poster and other users that it was the act of the moderator and not someone other than the mod or poster who did it. At least there's nothing other than posters and moderators can't do because we're on the internet and this bounty can be used as a reason why bugs can still happen. But for the OP's case, it's clear that the moderators did. $10 000: If you can make undetectable edits to arbitrary posts or PMs. Compromising a moderator account doesn't count. But when a thread/ post gets trashed, none of those affected would know who did it  |
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