This is getting more confusing now. I thought you created this thread because you are complaining that you've lost in trading but here you are saying that you've made gains. Which is it?

Can you clarify what this signal is? Did you get it from analyzing charts? If so, what were the indicators that you used? I thought you got it from trading signals of pump and dump groups.

What do you mean by "pure and clear" signal? If that's some sort of assurance that you'll profit if you follow it, I hate to break it down to you but there's no such thing. The data changes quickly and the market can flip in a matter of minutes. Even using moving averages, which I think are best for removing "noise", is never a guarantee that you'll get it right.

My goodness, that was painful to watch. The fight should have ended after the first spinning kick. Really stupid for the other guy to do the same thing just seconds after the fight resumed. He must have been sparring with shorter fighters when he was practicing that.

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Good card for UFC Fight Night.

Covington wouldn't dare exchange blows against Woodley. He'll take him to the ground for sure. He'll try to throw punches here and there to mix it up but the end game is to finish the fight in the ground via submission or TKO. If the fight goes to the 5th round, Woodley would end up frustrated lying on the ground most of the fight.

I prefer Cowboy to retire. He probably has little power left in his kicks but he doesn't have a good chin anymore. Niko might not be that skilled in striking compared to Cowboy but the guy has some serious KO power. He finishes opponents in some weird ways too, just look at how he KO'd someone with a hammer fist while on his back  

For Khamzat Chimaev, well, what else can we say about this guy? I don't know if it's even worth it to check his opponent.

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Not that we didn't see the approval coming. Kraken must have complied with all of the FATF, Travel Rule, KYC, AML, and all the other possible banking regulation these financial institutions can throw at to crypto exchanges.  

From time to time, I see people asking more options buying bitcoin using credit/debit cards other than Coinbase. This should be a welcome news to them as well. Hopefully, Kraken will offer cheaper fees or maybe even remove all charges for their customers.

My thoughts exactly. OP is probably rushing it and thinking he needs to finish reading this project at a specific time because there are more projects lined up.

@daobingsu how many whitepapers do you review every week? If it's 10 or more, try skimming each of them first. Separate the projects that interests you then read further. Before doing that, you must have your own basic standards on what projects you think is good in the long term.

This is a mistake. You didn't really trade here, you only followed a signal blindly without understanding whether it has been oversold or overbought. More than 90% of the time, you will get rekt if you follow these trading signals. They prey on gullible followers and subscribers.

The market maybe harsh but it gives everyone an equal opportunity. Those who grind and learn consistently will survive. Those who only follow signals and other "expert" opinions blindly will lose.  

TRADE. Sounds ironic right? but it's really not. You can read books, watch tutorials on youtube, or even practice using demo accounts but the best way to become good at it is to actually trade. You can try with small minimum amounts and apply whatever it is that you've learned so far from reading, watching, or practicing.

^ Apologies for the confusion and for the incomplete explanation. I meant to say use the formula I gave in computing for the "intrinsic gas" value only.

As you may know, the default "gas limit" is set at 21,000. From there, you need to add the gas for every byte of data (*4 for zero bytes; *68 for non-zero bytes). You might need to add another 32,000 ^[1].

Once you're done with that, deploy using the gas price recommended by ethgasstation or etherscan.

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1. https://medium.com/coinmonks/ethereum-interview-questions-part-1-99cfc959526e

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Simplehan lang natin.

Public key - ito yung ginagamit o ibinibigay para maka-receive ka ng btc.
Private key - para itong susi sa bahay mo. Kung sino may alam ng private key mo, pwede nila nakawin ang bitcoin mo.

Para malaman ang public key o bitcoin address, buksan ang iyong wallet, tapos click "receive". Kadalasan may makikita ka ng option dun na "copy wallet address".

^ May mas teknikal pa na paliwanag dyan pero ewan ko kung yun ang gusto mo malaman sa ngayon.

Dagdag ko muna:

• Legacy address - nagsisimula sa "1"
• Native segwit - nagsisimula sa "bc1"
• Nested segwit - nagsisimula sa "3"

Medyo maselan lang dyan yung pagsend sa bech32 address. Meron kasi iba na hindi pa supported ang legacy to native segwit transactions. Bago ka mag-send, confirm mo muna sa wallet provider kung supported. Kung gusto mo walang aberya at makamura sa transaction fees, nested segwit na lang gamitin mo.

Alam ko pwede technically pero halos lahat (kung hindi lahat) ng wallet ngayon ay mas prefer yung pag-generate ng ibang address para dun mapunta yung barya. Dagdag privacy at security na din sa wallet user yan. Isipin mo na lang kung mababalik yung barya sa unang address, malalaman pa tuloy ng tao na may 3 btc ka pa. Pwede ka targetin ng mga hacker at magnanakaw. Kapag sa ibang address na pagmamay-ari mo din naman, medyo mahihirapan sila i-trace yun.

Merong seed phrase and mycelium kapag nag-generate ka ng address. Hindi mo ba naisulat?

Anyway, pwede ka pa ulit mag-generate ng panibagong master seed basta alam mo pa din yung pin code. Punta ka lang sa Balance > click mo yung 3 dots sa upper right > Back up.

Ano ibig mong sabihin na link? Yung import mo private key o seed phrase sa coinsph? Kung yun nga, hindi pwede. Gaya ng sabi mo, hindi mo hawak ang private key dahil isa itong custodial wallet. Hindi supported ng coinsph yan.

No, it's not fair to block an 'honest' buyer's account because of the origin but that's another matter. Was I implying that it should be blocked? I certainly wasn't thinking about that when I said they still came from the same exchange.

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Based on the links shared in this thread so far, hacker/s actually created multiple accounts.
Some of the stolen funds were also mixed.

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Their KYC protocol and withdrawal limit are just fine to me. IIRC, they even partnered with Chainalysis and Ciphertrace to improve their AML/KYC compliance. Are they partly at fault here? I'd rather leave that to the court with jurisdiction of the case.

I'd rather call it the crypto community which comprises of bitcoin maximalists, shitcoin maximalists, and those in the middle. In this community, you see a lot of infighting. One group accusing the other crypto as scams and insecure. The other group counters and calls the other as old tech  

Those who view crypto as easy money are not really part of the community, they are merely passerby. Those who see crypto like bitcoin as a scam without even trying to learn do not belong here also, they're just spectators.

Like I said above, I also doubt Binance will held liable because I was also thinking it would be difficult to prove that the addresses used to transfer funds belong to the hacker/s. The accuser assumed they were and was expecting Binance to believe him but they didn't.

I was restating what was in the news and what was in that medium link you also shared as a response to the "it looks like Binance has some crystal ball to know that deposit X came from hacked bitcoin" statement. Regardless of who owned those bitcoins when it was deposited, they still came from the hacked exchange.

It shouldn't be use as an excuse, true. My point was to never completely trust the codes and the third party who audits them because it's still prone to human error. It could have been reviewed by three or more and there's still that possibility to miss some codes that can be exploited by hackers.

I doubt Binance will be held liable for money laundering but I'm still interested on how this will pan out. If ever they're charged as guilty, that will probably force their hand to change the no KYC for 2 btc or less withdrawal policy. That will be another game changer and will shake the CEX leaderboard.

They don't need to have a crystal ball. The bitcoins allegedly sent by the hackers to Binance were not even mixed so it can be seen on the blockchain. As stated in the news, Binance was informed by the Japanese exchange but they never bothered to hold the funds. 

Looks like the bot is down. Since the last notification yesterday, I've been quoted/mentioned at least three times and haven't gotten any. Please take a look.

Try this formula in computing the transaction fee when deploying contract.

Intrinsic value/gas limit (currently at 21,000)
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Fee for all bytes (No. of bytes * 68 gas)

Give us an update if it still fails or if it worked.

UPDATE from bZX:

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Yup. These codes are made by humans, audited by humans, and we all know humans make mistakes.

"Code is Law" is not true at all.

This is not the same as the new DeFi projects coming out recently. bZx has been around since 2018 and its code had been audited too. Unfortunately, the hacker still managed to exploit something that the code auditors failed to see. What's more disappointing is that this is the third attack this year alone.

I tried to create an account but I'm greeted with "Continue with STEAM or GOOGLE". I think you should create more option for that. I personally don't want to connect my accounts to other platforms like yours.

Also, add another option for cryptocurrency deposit like Doge. This will be helpful to players when Bitcoin and Ethereum networks gets congested especially on weekdays. Transaction fees are crazy high for these two when you want to transfer fast.

Good start!

Few questions:
1. May I ask what your target profit is here?
2. Are you planning to set up a pool for community trading too?
3. Will you be sticking to Binance for this particular trading challenge?

A couple of months back, I saw a trader's story (not here) turn it's $1,000 into $100,000 in 3 months, if I remember correctly, from playing in crypto and in stocks. It could be true of just made up because the strategy and the account/s wasn't made public.

Then you are a bit ignorant on how these hardware wallet and non-custodial wallet works. This has been pointed out already but let me repeat, seed phrases and private keys of your wallet can be save and kept in a safe place. In case your ledger or trezor is lost, you can buy a new one then import the seed phrase/private key of the old wallet. 

Mate, have you even followed news on hacked exchanges? Exchanges can't just magically come up with the lost funds. Take for example Cryptopia which was hacked early last year but users, who kept their funds there, are still waiting for a refund until now. If you want another example, read on Mt. Gox.