actually I don't really know what skills are desire.
I learnt program language like C++, but it was difficult without a teacher, so I stopped.
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i disagree. i am learning programming c too but i don't the need for a teacher. you just have to learn the basics of the language and/or programming and then learn the rest with google |
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are they still paying or did they just pay for a couple of first sign ups?
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I like to chase low odds, this morning on betking.io i chased the 99000x and after 45944 rolls this happened to my surprise   wow, that sounds awesome. nearly earned 0.1 BTC from your luck. congrats dude. is first time a see a dice site with this moltiplicator, generally i play to site maximum 99,99
but if you have play 45944 rolls with 100 satoshi, you don't have lose 0,4 bitcoin ?
45944 * 100 = 4,594,400 satoshi = 0.04594400 BTC |
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I tend to flip through the main topics in the general section, daily.
I've noticed when they talk about useless stuff, there is general "peace" in the Bitcoin world and the price tends to float up.
It's when they start getting serious about debating stuff that the price goes down.
i don't want to believe this because the price looks stable and nothing indicates any upward movement. but at the same time, thinking back i see this is somewhat true when things are heated (bad) the price goes down which is obvious but the rise usually happens in the calm. |
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I have been looking at Rimbit instead since it is premined and therefore don't need the middleman with the expensive hardware for transaction validation. Instead the validation is done by the wallet's running on peoples computers. As I see it it's a currency for the people and it will stay that way. Sadly it's still fairly unknown.
is Rimbit planning on being the next Ethereum and replace bitcoin? and oh premine? that is a red flag right there for me. |
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The bitcoin price is quite low at the moment. So it might be a good idea to buy more bitcoin at present.
and some altcoin have biggest potential growing  you can buying some old altcoin undervalued, then after azzure add it price will be rising to the moon. The only altcoins that have any potential: Monero Maidsafe Ethereum Factom (maybe) that's about it. The rest are all lotteries and I don't see any fundamental reasons of them going to the moon other than pure luck of holding some in between a whale pump. it is all about the hype, and microsoft Azure adding them can only create hype that may or may not lead to a pump if there are some pumpers behind it. also if feel like maidsafe and factom has been a side pump of the project ETH hype and exist in a smaller scale and doesn't really have any real potential. |
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Several governments and banks are picking up on blockchain technology. Smart people invest in those technologies because they will be the only ones that survive and be legal in the future.
this must lead to an increase int he long term, since more interest from regulated institution mean that more average joe will be willing to invest in bitcoin the value will increase for the halving, maybe not double or crazy value like 10k, but it will increase and not to mention all those government and bank related organizations that are using blockchain technology will only create a centralized altcoin which nobody will ever be interested in and will die before they begin. and each average joe will use cash and if they are interested in blockchain technology they will use bitcoin and not their centralized altcoin. |
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As I write this, there's some shitcoin on Yobit with the symbol NOO that's up >9999% and stands at 0.008 bitcoin. Anyone know what the hell that coin is? And I doubt very much anyone could have predicted that, other than the ones who are quite obviously pumping it up like a bicycle tire.
don't look too much into YOBIT's coins and how they change. it is easy to pump some of the coins on YOBIT with the smallest amount since the buy/sell orders are a joke. you might even be able to pump a coin to 1000% just by using 0.005 BTC |
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i think panic buying is the opposite of panic selling meaning it is a good thing only if done in the right moment.
for example seeing a price rise and buying in before it is too late is good but not buying at the very top thinking it is going to rise now that we are at the peak!!
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first of all don't go all in with 70 BTC start smaller and test things first. second, it is hard to say. bitcoin is easier (still hard) to predict so it is easier to make a profit. but altcoins have more room to grow and give bigger profit. so i think you have to decide on your own. Mini-Hijack:
To those who trade alts, do you prefer to spread out your investments over as many coins as possible, or do you concentrate on few or even one alt you know and are confident with?
spread for sure. less risk of losing big time. |
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very interesting question i will make sure to come back and check other replies.
but as an amateur i think there are multiple factors to detect the early stage rise:
- the development team, who are they, how many, how dedicated
- how the community has responded to what the coin offers
- what exactly is the coin offering, is it just a copy of others or has some new interesting ideas
- does it have premine, how big is it?
- most important of all: Amount Of Hype
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i think it is still possible that price goes down to below $400 but if it happens out of nowhere it will come back up just as fast cause it is not gonna be stable.
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i will never touch my cold storage, not even the price starts going down.
i will sell the coins that i have in my hot wallet and then buy back at the bottom again in order to have more bitcoin.
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Well the government (in particular the US gov) has a tendency to poke its nose into everyone's private matters  For example they tried to force Apple to decrypt the contents of their phones so the state officials could use the harvested data as evidence in prosecutions but Apple stuck it to them in the end. they are all gonna fold sooner or later. this is just for the public, the US government is going to force them to release that information to them eventually. |
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If internet goes down permanently Bitcoin is obviously gone. But you will have much bigger problems than that.
If it goes down short-term, you will see a large sell off right after but it would probably come back right away.
Even though its no point in speculating on this really. If something like it would happen, so much could happen. Depends on very many different factors.
if (in a million years) internet goes down everywhere nobody has access to anything to sell bitcoin. also after it comes back, if anybody sends a tx that would probably become a fork and there would be an agreement to start the blockchain from before the going down. |
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Hey,
I was just wondering, is it possible for someone to hack an encrypted wallet.dat
Thanks
As other said. The only factor here is method of encryption and strength of your password. There are method of encrypting your files with algorithms that are impossible to break at this moment. I recently got attacked by CryptoWall virus, and this Trojan encrypted every file on my disk with SHA256 algorithm. This is impossible to brute force now. Maybe in the future. i have read about that trojan, it sounds like some scary ransomeware! do you know how you got infected by it , i want to know how to prevent. |
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Can you survive on $1 an hour? I think it is best geting a regular job then buying bitcoins from ur salary. you will be better off
Sorry,you are out of topic. I have fun earning $0.01$ per hour...and I can survive because I am retired and I have a pension for over 40 years work... Do you think that people claim for free on my U2cmoudmining system for surviving? No...they claim and trade just for the fun to earn satoshi and often more satoshi than on other faucets... Please stop believing that people earn only for the need of money... No... many people just earn cash on the net for the fun.this is the first time in my life i have heard such and statement lol who earns money for fun? maybe bored hackers who use a hacking method to steal money do it for fun, but not those who spend their time for earning money. |
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which blocks were mined by classic?
i mean are these blocks a part of the main bitcoin blockchain or are they orphan because they are different?
i am trying to understand how this is working since there are two different clients at work
The purplish magenta ones, the ones that say Classic. 6%If you want to learn more about the thing you love, here's how that works: Imagine Pepe, a bath salts dealer, accepts only folding money, while your favorite bath salts dealer, Shiv, accepts anything -- change, your watch, sexual favors, etc., etc. Having stolen a 20-dollar bill from Granny, you'd think that you have to score from Pepe now, because he takes bills. But you'd be wrong -- Shiv accepts bills too, only he's also willing to accept ...other things. So having a twenty lets you score from Shiv AND from Pepe. Core and Classic are like Pepe and Shiv, Core only accepts blocks that are < 1meg, while Classic is more accommodating, accepting blocks *up to* 2 megs. This does not mean that Classic blocks *have to be 2 meg*, just like Core blocks don't have to be 1 meg. A miner can set his own limits on how big he wants his blocks to be, including mining *empty* blocks. *I hope that sorta answers your question. TL;DR: Classic nodes accept a superset of Core, they simply *could* (are allowed to, though not obligated) mine blocks *up to 2 meg*. thanks for the explanation. but you explained it the other way around. i know that. let me rephrase my question like this: - 6 out of 1000 was mined by classic (i don't know how to check this, was stated above) - blocks mined by classic "are allowed to" be 2 MB - core or block size <1MB is still at large/official blockchain or whatever you want to call it now what has happened to those 6 blocks? orphan or existing on a fork or included on blockchain |
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Correct me if I am wrong, but I haven't seen any promising development going on for Litecoin. Does it mean that it will die soon? I don't want to FUD, but I just want to make sure if LTC could be a good investment for long term, since I have been doubting myself of it. So, will Litecoin have a future?  i feel the same way about litecoin too. it seems dead to me but the volume and market cap doesn't show it. i am not an expert but all i see is a copy of bitcoin that couldn't keep up with bitcoin price buy has stayed at this low level so far. in the end i think it is going to be replaced but it would take a long time. |
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does popchest really allow adult content?
because i went through their website, terms of services and such but i didn't notice them mentioning anything about this.
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