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2361  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: Bitcoin Confirmations Question on: December 27, 2020, 07:26:31 AM
Also saw the fee as almost 7 dollars or so.  That is the fee that the site paid right?  Just want to make sure but im pretty sure.  Thats pretty high.  Is that the avg now?
Some websites charge their user's withdrawal for that certain amount of fee since most of them are doing batch payments for their clients or maybe to have at least some profit on their side. Most of the cryptocurrency exchange and gambling website are doing that similar process. More importantly, you can visit Johoe's Bitcoin Mempool Statistics to see how much sats you can spend to make a transaction.

At the time of writing this, you can spend a minimum of 2 sats/vbyte for your transaction to be included in the next block.

My assumption here is because it doesn't have enough confirmations... that is why the USD amount keeps changing in the history of transactions of ledger live?
The USD rate has nothing to do with the confirmation showing on the transaction details. The reason why the fiat value is constantly changing is primarily because of the supply and demand of the certain asset which in this case is BTC. On the other hand, "confirmation" tells you that your transaction has been verified and is included in a block. In layman's term, confirmation is a representation to tell whether your transaction is complete or not.
2362  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Long-Term HODL With No Strategy Needs Some Guidance on: December 27, 2020, 04:52:12 AM
I think what you need right now isn't about finding actual experts in terms cryptocurrency trading but to reflect on your own why do you trade with no definite trading plan. Give yourself a break and abandon trading charts for a week or months and start reading trading resources that is scattered all over the internet. Much of the trading video courses and articles you can find are for free and you don't even need to pay a thousand bucks in order to be profitable though..

Stop searching for the "Holy Grail" type of trading group as none of which exists in the first place. Learn the technical and fundamentals first and try to find a group of trader within your community to help you fasten your learning curve as well as for you to be comfortable asking various trading questions. I understand the pressure of wanting to have a decent profit but unfortunately it doesn't work that way. Anyhow, good luck with your trading career.
2363  Economy / Exchanges / Re: [BINANCE] Transfer failed Insufficient Frozen Amount on: December 27, 2020, 02:10:17 AM
Can you please read this article, perhaps you would get your answer from there, A guide to preventing Bank Accounts from being frozen in P2P
Nope. It's not about my bank account being frozen but the funds being frozen in the spot wallet where deposits of cryptocurrency is being held. Anyways the problem has been fixed.

I'm curious to know too the solution to this kind of problem as a fellow BinanceP2P user. There live support is quick to fix any issue just be patient on waiting on the queue.

Just a tip for everyone though. The reason why Binance is freezing the wallet making you unable to make such transfer from one wallet to another wallet is because that the deposited amount of BTC from your spot wallet is still not completed its required number of confirmation, maybe for security purposes. Though the balance is reflecting on my wallet after completing the 1 block confirmation, you still need to wait for at least 10 or 15 minutes for you to be able to transfer your funds to another wallet..

Thank you everyone for replies  Cheesy. Locking the thread now.
2364  Economy / Exchanges / [BINANCE] Transfer failed Insufficient Frozen Amount on: December 26, 2020, 03:08:20 PM
Hey Everyone!

I've tried transferring my BTC balance to my P2P wallet however Binance kept showing this warning sign saying "Insufficient Frozen Amount"  Roll Eyes. I wonder if people has the same experience when making such transfer. With that said, I don't remember having any transaction issues from my previous peer to peer deals in this exchange and my account isn't frozen either.

2365  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: 1inch exchange token claim on: December 26, 2020, 08:11:08 AM
Waiting to see if there's any popular exchange that will list them on futures markets. These are the kind of tokens that are wonderful to short once the price starts correcting after the initial spike  Grin
Interestingly, both Binance and OKex have listed 1INCH tokens on their platforms especially in futures contract. I am sure that for those people who are eligible from their airdrop had a very prosperous holidays. The price is currently having sideways though around 1.7 - 1.9 USD.

Binance Futures will launch 1INCHUSDT perpetual contracts, with trading open at 2020/12/25 10:00 AM (UTC). Users will be able to select between 1-20x leverage. The 1INCHUSDT perpetual contract is a USDT-margined futures contract that uses USDT as collateral.

We are pleased to announce that 1INCH margin trading and savings feature will be enabled at 03:00 UTC December 25. USDT-margined Perpetual Swap for 1INCH will list at 02:30 UTC December 25..
2366  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Extension] Newbies - Read before posting on: December 26, 2020, 06:50:17 AM
If one can notify @Lauda to merge / extend his/her post it'll be great
Too bad that Lauda has given his/her (LOL) statement to permanently leave the forum. I am not just sure if there is someone who can personally contact her just to edit the created pinned post.

Hereby I want to emphasize that it will never again be possible to contact "Lauda", just as it is impossible to contact the dead. I do not want any chance of an impersonation scam in a name that many people trust.
I wonder if there will be a function for moderators to edit or update someone's post in the upcoming bitcointalk forum software. That function is similar from what I have experience when I tried asking for help in stackoverflow.



As far as I am concerned, I think it would be better to just leave the forum as it is since there are lot of members here who are willing to answer those question comprehensively regarding any topic. Anyhow, I still like the idea  Wink
2367  Other / Meta / Re: Why do most Full Member accounts are inactive? on: December 26, 2020, 06:15:04 AM
What you are seeing are just members who are luckily reached a certain rank before the implementation of the merit system requirement during the first quarter of the year 2018. They are given an initial amount of merit based on their current rank when merit system was initialized.

I see that a lot of accounts on the forum have exactly 100 merit and the minimum requirements to be a Full Member.
They have an exact number of merit because they are not actively participating on some discussion or perhaps a mere farming account who doesn't have anything useful to say in the community.

For current members, your initial merit score is equal to the minimum required to your rank. Of that, a certain amount (less than the usual half) is spendable. The spendable amount was calculated based on your current rank and the number of activity points you earned in the last year. A Legendary member who hasn't posted in the last year would still be Legendary, but would not have any spendable merit.
2368  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Anyone know when fairlay is going to be fixed on: December 26, 2020, 05:10:00 AM
It seems that the website is currently having DDos attack making their players unable to withdraw their funds. I tried visiting their website and it looks like that the administrators is trying to fend off the ongoing attack..



Also, you might want to move your thread to the Gambling Discussion board to let them know about fairlay's current issue.
2369  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Bulltardia Christmas gift on: December 26, 2020, 04:16:15 AM
There are also digital artist that prints in lenticulars such as Wizyakuza (popular for his 3D feel art). And if you are free, you can try using Fiverr, as you already have established many past artworks which can be used as your portfolio.
I am very much familiar with Wizyakuza and that's where I got the idea of lenticular printing of bitcoin inspired digital artworks. Luckily though, I was also able to have a short conversation with him through facebook messenger to ask where did he print his digital artworks. Maybe this coming year I will be making a custom bitcoin digital artwork and create an auction similar to what OP did in his mini bitcoin comics.

As for those websites you have mentioned, I still don't feel like creating an account with those freelancing sites and I am not certain to build an image as there is some pretty stiff competition out there. Moreover, I don't think that bitcoin inspired artworks will be easily recognized on their platforms.
2370  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: 1inch exchange token claim on: December 25, 2020, 02:23:08 PM
This kind of airdrop isn't the same with Google forms style. The criteria is for contributions through trading and liquidity. You need to spend a lot of gas if you wanna earn provided that it's not guaranteed.

I've just do a trade to have record for the tx simple as that. Knowing it could have an airdrop a bit later so indeed it is. Boom money printing. But those who were earlier have more tokens probably.
To be precise, instead of an old process of filling up various cryptocurrency airdrop form, you need to have an existing cryptocurrency swap that takes place on the decentralized exchange aggregator? So in this case, I only need to have a total of 20 USD worth of trades in order to be eligible for 1inch tokens isn't it? I've also noticed that this is something similar to the UNISWAP exchange where I traded some of the ICO token I've received last month.

It's pretty rewarding especially for those people who created and connected a bunch of trust wallet in their exchange.LOL
2371  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: 1inch exchange token claim on: December 25, 2020, 01:21:16 PM
More like incomplete. But I think OP is just glad to inform us about the 1inch airdrop. Technically if someone knew of the condition before, Im sure many have traded before 24th using a lot of wallets. Thumbs up to the team disclosing it a bit later.
Just curious though! Where did you get those airdrop information beforehand? Most of the telegram airdrop I am currently in seems to be missing that particular 1inch token and does not offer a lot of information for publicity. There must be some kind of hidden channels who are pretty much disclosing those valuable airdrops.

I am not a fond of these airdrop due to unprofitable experiences before. However, I am now having a bit of interest to examine and do some of their activities to be eligible with this kind of giveaways. I feel a bit of regret for not participating  Huh
2372  Local / Pamilihan / Re: LENDING SECTION HERE (Mores Funds Available - Wanted Borrowers! on: December 25, 2020, 01:01:16 PM
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Received. Thank you so much!
I was sent the interest that we discussed and sent via coins.ph
Reference ID: a37e376
Sorry for the late reply..But yeah I received the loan interest for this month.

I snip the quote to avoid clogging the entire page.
Interest sent via coins.ph reference id: 2efb863
I sent interest via gcash number provided by sir Maus0728 please confirm.
Merry christmas and happy new year to all and godbless!
Consitently receiving interest! Thankk you!! Merry Christmas everyone!
2373  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Bulltardia Christmas gift on: December 25, 2020, 12:42:05 PM
This is a really cool concept! Did you use Adobe Photoshop and a pentab for these excellent illustrations? Or you've made them traditionally? Also, how can you make some profit out of doing this hobby aside from making a collectible auction (thank you for the idea).

I am also doing digital drawings and I am also planning to create bitcoin inspired artwork print them lenticularly.
2374  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is headed for the stars, but... on: December 25, 2020, 07:06:16 AM
Bitcoin is headed for the stars, but to make the most profit, the Big Bitcoin Investors are causing BTC to jump around a bit. Bitcoin hangs at $20,000... going up and down, say, $500. Then it does the same at $21,000, and $22,000, and $23,000. All the little people get scared, and sell off to the Biggies before the profit goes sky-high and beyond.
If only I have seized the opportunity to learn the complexities of trading, I am now taking advantage of trading the trend whether it be going for long or short and was able to reduce my regrets for not taking trading seriously before before this massive price increase. It's too bad that I feel being helpless for not being able to trade those rare money making opportunities.

But if you can, hang onto the Bitcoins you have. Because you will be rich when BTC goes to a $million or higher.
Dollar cost averaging is also a good idea regardless of bitcoin's price.
2375  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What Type/Kind of Trading Style is the Best and why on: December 25, 2020, 06:05:45 AM
There is lots of overlap between scalpers and day traders. Low time frames, more unpredictable moves, a need to employ a system that exploits volatility effectively. I only scalp during extremely strong trends, and I don't recommend it for beginners at all.
Currently studying T.A here and it appears that some of the concept that pertains to what type of trader you are is a bit confusing with respect to the risk to reward ratio..

Isn't it that swing trading or day trading who deals with a larger timeframe is prone to a greater risk than those people who are doing scalp trading? Or I just misunderstood the concept? As far as I know, trading with a larger timeframe comes with a great risk because of the gap between prices while scalping is the other way around.
2376  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: ICOs and Altcoins investment strategy advice for a newbie on: December 24, 2020, 10:25:38 AM
1. best reads or videos (books, blogs, websites, YouTube channels etc.) on how to invest in crypto
I've invested in an ICO once but I nearly lost most of my ethereum that I used in purchsing their tokens if I didn't sell it immediately. Based on my experience though, there is no such good reading materials when it comes to investing on some projects as most of them are just a repeating process of buying at a pre-sale or main sale and then dumping of tokens immediately after the it has been listed in an exchange. These projects fails 90% most of the time regardless of how strong the community is especially if it has no real life use case.

I am not advising it for newcomers as it entails a huge financial risk.

Other than that I had also a question which is: would any of you recommend trading through an automated trading software? I am currently using Coinbase and they keep on proposing their automated dollar average costing platform, otherwise there are all those other ones like Bitbot Pro etc. I am always skeptical about these things so wanted your view as well.
I'd rather learn on how to trade first before jumping into these kinds of automated software. You can't use them properly if you do not know what you are doing.
2377  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Browser Extension that Gives Bitcoin on: December 24, 2020, 09:32:49 AM
Also, there are a couple of previous bitcointalk threads that talks about this browser extension and it seem like they are paying their customers back if they do some shopping online although it had a weird name LOL! Suitable for people who loves shopping online.

[1] Lolli Chrome Extension - Bitcoin Cashback for Online Shopping
[2] what do people think of Lolli?
2378  Economy / Gambling / Re: Looking for others input....... It's a bit long but really would help on: December 24, 2020, 09:08:22 AM
In every cryptocurrency transaction, the general rule when it comes to deposits and withdrawal is to to double check that specific address before executing it or else you'll never get it back or much worse it will be lost permanently.

one casino placed a bet on another casinos site, and it lost....
If it would have won, I would hope (or at least expect) them to return the winnings to the other site, but since it lost, It seems like satoshibones just received coins accidently into their wallet.
This doesn't make sense! If you accidentally pasted an address that comes from satoshibones then it means you have an an existing account on that site thus you are also able to transfer your litecoins back to the correct litecoin address that you intended to transfer in the first place isn't it?
2379  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Hope people that give out personal address safe? Ledger wallet users' attacks on: December 24, 2020, 08:28:01 AM
If you were one of those whose information was compromised in the "July website database breach," you would have received an official email coming from Ledger itself, noreply@ledger.com, informing you that "Your personal information has been exposed." I got mine a couple of days ago.
I've scanned my inbox a few more times but I didn't receive any email from Ledger itself, only haveibeenpwned.com who notifies me about the current incident. Though it maybe comforting, still, we can't deny the fact the Ledger's database has been leaked  Roll Eyes..

I don't think haveibeenpwned.com is officially tasked by Ledger to send information about the breach. If your account is somehow pawned as indicated in the notification, it may not refer to the Ledger breach.


This their heading followed by numerous link that I also don't bother to click anyways. With the being said, I have learned an important lesson that these incident will happen regardless of how reputable the company is..
2380  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [LIST] Institutions offering blockchain courses and programs in the world. on: December 24, 2020, 08:13:05 AM
Oh I am also checking I'f this plan has been panned out. So it's not pursue? Do you have any website where we can see more update on this?
I am not sure from other universities yet aside from my alma mater and the university I am currently enrolled. And I don't that these school will implement such courses in a short period of time due to lack of manpower and a complex new curriculum. But still, I hope that one day there will come a time where we can enroll ourselves to a new of knowledge.

I don't know if you heard of unifinity project, they are also an educational blockchain platform that are pursuing their platform and already been partner with tesda to integrate.
Nope? I haven't heard such organization  Huh Aside from NEM Philippines which I also doubt that the courses they offered only focuses on NEM blockchain not on blockchain in general or how it works.

Thanks a lot for the clarifications, I tried as much as possible to search on Philippine institutions but can't find any legitimate informations, same thing happened to African, their institutions have less information in implementing blockchain/cryptocurrency courses in their respective departments, could only find that in South Africa country. Maybe in near future, the whole of African country institutions will implement that.
I agree, you can't find any useful blockchain related courses here as most of them are being offered online with no assurance that you are paying for a quality education. It sucks though...
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