Then I'd send a message to CM's support email listed on their website with your token and txid.

Is there a chance what you tried to withdraw included a fee?

Say an exchange charges 0.0002 for you to transfer your funds so you actually got 0.0338BTC sent.

Everytime you send or receive funds, a new address will be generated by your wallet.

In the addresses tab you've found there should be a "new" button (or there used to be) so if you want more addresses you could use that too.

Follow their free channel and see how good their calls are (follow with 1%-5% of your portfolio). If they do well you should, only then, consider joining them (after a week or a month of following).

All trading is risky and you might want to follow what they suggest to trade by looking at a chart as some get paid to advertise buying coins that have just pumped or are about to the minute the person gave the call (as in groups and whales admins compound what they have and buy the start to push the price up leaving their users - and the market - to keep the price inflated while they cash out). Which means it's a good idea to check for common scam trends in the area.

Also don't custodian your crypto to anyone and don't use a bot unless you're confident in its functions.

Where's the 712.98% come from? That looks like a made up number especially if it doesn't give the original value.

Like mentioned, I'd stay away from xrp if you can. Litecoin is like beta testing for bitcoin so feel free to invest in that and wait for a better fork there that's yet to come to bitcoin.

Aside from that, if the best growth was previously in bitcoin, why are people not going to keep investing in that for a while? It's still the most well known and the most secure.

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Why didn't you put gamble in your title if that was your intention?

Yes so host1 knows host2 so host1 sends a message to host2. Host2 then sends a message back and stores host1 on their peer list. They send a message to each other every so often with ne wpeers they'd like to advertise the other connect to.

Generally the bitcoin protocol works by doing this with seed nodes and then those nodes advertise other nodes (either randomly selected or selected by speed) on to the new peer to reduce their load.

I saw this a few days ago and thought it was a way for them to stimulate the economy after being without a lot of things due to the power outages and snow but that could just be my take on it.

Their covid cases were getting lower though before it was put in so it may work out well for the state. And if there have been mass gatherings because of the storm (for warmth and shelter) then it might not cause much additional harm reopening things now.

I think every social media app has received backlash from doing something like this in the past so it's not only random apps sniffing what's on your clipboard. There are some crypto apps that will also autopaste your 2fa keys into them - which could be problematic if it's a password instead (even if you trust the app you could have someone watching your screen)...

Yeah I thought this was well known.

It's why apps like mobile banking have their own keyboards in them and it's often best for wallets to do the same (but on Browser they can't).

Full nodes generally propagate the network. They help verify transactions and blocks and then distribute them.

You don't necessarily need (many) full nodes to keep bitcoin and similar cryptocurrencies working but they do help to increase bandwidth and initial sync speeds (miners, block explores and a few other services run full nodes for profit anyway and the network could likely survive just off that).

They could always just switch currency...

And yeah socialism is a "not yet" type of system - because it's massively underdeveloped. You could potential see land ownership be nullified for 5 years or something (but with deed ownership still) to try to bounce the economy back to where it was by start g to get people producing food and then reducing the amount of people needed to those better at it. All you NEED is food, water, shelter and safety (eg healthcare and laws).

There was a suggestion a while ago for using a note calling it "intangible goods non refundable" to get it to not charge back. I think you should also try to empty the account as fast as possible also and remove the payment method (if using a new PayPal account for it).

The funds are still in that address, you'll have to wait for them to be moved: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/38JSoBKFuAYXgvMAKsk8aHYmiMfuFS2AyA

I'd recommend if you use a mixer again with a similar amount that you send smaller sizes of funds or split them between mixing services. You could also use an exchange as well to mix a smaller amount of funds and throwaway accounts.

1. No, addresses are made independent of anything. Your wallet just picks a few numbers.
2. Yes the value an address has is stored on the blockchain forever as the blockchain indexes each transaction (it only holds a list of transactions).
3. Losing a private key is the problematic part as that's what's needed to spend funds from your address.
4. NO. A private key produces the address.
Private key - > public key - > address

The address is a double hash of the public key and the public key is generated by running an irreversible operation on the private key.

I'd take caution with that as PayPal is reversible, I'd double check you know the best practices for stopping a charge back (if there are any).

Nah it doesn't matter. You may as well just ignore them if they're inaccurate I'm sure others will be able to work that out too.

Don't look at assets by unit price but rather market cap.

Overall, in market cap, bitcoin itself has reached $1.3 trillion. Its up to you to decide for yourself whether you think that is overvalued or not.

I'm not sure when musk bought his funds but recently there's also been a drop down to $44000.

Shorting from 60k mightve been better .

I do think we have seen a triple bottom in the 44-46k area so we could go down, but we're also trading on weekend volume for the next 20 hours so something different could easily happen.

Three limit per transaction is 50 so thatll be the highest.

And no it isn't hard to get merit on bitcointalk if you're here for genuine curiosity/discussion rather than things like giveaways (exclusively).

But Europe has the biggest economy overall so the US can't do too much with sanctions, you still share a land border with one of our allies too...


Yeah I suppose they'd have to do a lot of this stuff as an overall thing. Like how YouTube pays everyone that allows ads on their videos and get a certain number of views, a similar thing could be done for Facebook but it could reflect proportional following interaction (if a small news company has 1000 followers and 900 actively look at what they're ousting and interact in some way then they should do better than another company with 10000 followers and 2500 interactions, or a large news company with millions of followers and only 200 reactions)...