No. Crypto is too volatile for that.

Byteball offers flight delay insurance though, as a demonstration of it's capabilities.

Click any green/red field with a value to toggle between dollars and Bitcoins. No need to restart your browser for it, it's a feature.

You can do that yourself: lower left > move topic > Other - Archival. Or just lock it.

Bitcoin Gold is the next Bitcoin fork. If it's worth anything, I assume you'll do the same as you did with the previous fork and airdrops: sell it, and add it to the total bankroll value.
For investors it will just add to the total BKB value.
Link: Bitcoin Gold Will Fork the Cryptocurrency Again:

Any transaction with low fee will do. Try zero fee, it may never confirm.
Next step will be to double spend it, I've done it in the past to get rid of unconfirmed transactions.

For a pay wall, I expect low amounts, correct? You can require 1 confirmation if a low fee is used.

If the amount is low enough to be considered dust (say $0.50), it may not be worth the fee you need to spend it again. If that's the case, you're not earning anything from it.

Interesting, after using vanitygen for a long time, I've never tried the encrypt-option.

At least on Linux, keyconv is an executable on it's own. It doesn't work for me though:

@astralliam: I recommend to create a new private key, after posting the encrypted version online I wouldn't trust it anymore.

Check https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx before making a transaction.

Confirmation time depends on the fee per byte. Although you don't give enough information to know it exactly, it can't be more than about 2 satoshi per byte. I don't think it will confirm within 2 days, it may confirm next Sunday (lowest fees happen on Sundays), or it may never confirm.

User needfix24 registered yesterday and today discovered copy/pasting informative blog posts into new threads of his own.

Original: https://www.bitcoin.com/guides/how-to-choose-the-right-bitcoin-exchange

Copy/paste: Guide: How to Choose the Right Bitcoin Exchange

He has more threads like this:

Original: http://passivetalks.com/the-6-problems-with-bitcoin-investing/

Copy/paste: The 4 Problems with Bitcoin Investing

Bitcoin isn't forking, someone is creating a Forkcoin. It's a crucial difference that can instantly stop all FUD.

Why not make it an even block 500,000 ? I love round numbers!

Just like Bitcoin Cash: I trust no fork-wallet at all! Solution to cash out anyway: move your real Bitcoins first, then install the wallet inside a virtual machine (or if your balance is worth it: a dedicated laptop), and send them to an exchange. Or, if you're into that, just keep'm.

Forks are terrible if you use paper wallets, it's extra work for something that's supposed to be long-term storage. I haven't even sold all my Bitcoin Cash yet, but if it drops just a bit more, it's not even worth it anymore.

Using the same wallet twice breaks things.

There's an easy solution for what you want: create a 1 out of 2 multisig wallet on both computers, and move your funds there.
To do this, click menu (the 3 lines on the top-right), ADD WALLET, MULTIDEVICE WALLET, 2 co-signers, 1 required signature.
This way you can use the same funds on 2 different computers, without using the same wallet twice.

If those are your wishes, Blackbytes are not for you. Fiat-conversions undo any privacy you have with Blackbytes.
You can't seriously expect the Byteball wallet to have an exchange ready with all banks on earth.

Have you contacted Open Bazaar for this? They're the ones who can implement this.

It still hurts seeing the price drop, but I see no reason to sell now. It already lost most of it's value, I took most of the pain, and the remaining possible value it can loss is much less than what it can potentially gain. So I'm holding my bytes.
Most altcoins have dropped very hard in price during their existence, and most of them went up much more than they dropped again. Lately, almost all altcoins dropped a lot, and Byteball is no exception.
It was to be expected anyway, after many altcoins went up thousands of percents in just months. Byteball did the same.

The same happened to my other airdropped altcoin, Stellar Lumens. I'm still holding those too. I could end up a bag holder on both, as some altcoins literally disappear, but I trust both Lumens and Bytes enough to believe in the projects.

I always consider price drops part of the game where whoever drops the price wants to get my coins cheaper. Since I realized that, I stopped panic selling. I only sell small amounts when it's up high enough. That allows me to take some profit, without risking ending up feeling like the people who sold all their Bitcoins when it hit $0.50.

Not so long people here in chat were predicting 1 GBYTE to be worth 16 Bitcoin at some point. What happened to that confidence?

So you sold 90%? That's not what "holding" means.

Tony trusts a good product sells itself. To read all updates, just check Tonych's post history.

Glad you're back!

I had some balance left on Bittrex, so I didn't deposit everything there. It confirmed in 1 minute, fee on me (and lite ). The second confirmation took much longer. Time to buy altcoins!

Small bump in the road: My browser's autofill turned the 0.01 for Waves into 0.01086598. That means I got 0.7434546 Waves too much, I sold them again.
Some orders were filled at different rates, I tried to make up for that in the last buy, but overlooked the 952 satoshi from XMR that I didn't use. I can't buy for that low amount, so I'll neglect the difference. Later addition: I now remember I had some Eth-dust left on Bittrex, that makes up for the 952 sat.
Bittrex takes 0.25% fee on all trades.

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I've put 10-10-10 in my agenda for the coming 10 months. I'll try to give an update on the 4th of each month, unless something comes up, in that case I'll update as soon as I'm back online.

Sell all date
August 4, 2018

Thanks for joining, now we wait for it all to go up

Archived just in case it's needed later.

Chipmixer uses an encrypted connection.
I'm not sure how Cloudflare works in the details, but I can imagine Cloudflare must some how know who is a legit user, and who is just a DDOS-bot spamming. Until reading it here, I didn't realize that compromises privacy.

I'm curious and might be interested too

Judging by your post history, you won't be missed. Let me request a nuke for you.

Taras has his email address in his profile, I've sent him an email. It's the last thing I can use to reach him.
My waiting list is empty, so if Taras is out, I'll have to re-open this topic for one more person to join. Taras knows it's depo-time, so idk what happened

I'm waiting to start too, altcoins are going up and down so much lately.

A roadmap is typically used by any scam-ICO to earn millions without producing anything. Tony doesn't make promises and doesn't ask for money, but he gives a complete working product for free, complete with free money!

It's as easy as it gets, as long as you chat with your customers within Byteball chat.

On the sell-side it doesn't need that much either, to get a big pump.

BKB received, thanks dean.

Several campaign managers offer a bounty (say $100) to anyone who brings them a new campaign.
I've seen both good and bad campaign managers use this practice, so don't just rely on how many people recommend a certain person.
Check his/her own work: it's easy to check a spreadsheet with names in any existing campaign, and see if spammers get paid to spam, or get banned from the campaign.

Even faster (on any Linux):
Both numbers will be the same.

Even faster:
It'll also show if either one of the txt-files has duplicates on its own.