There may be cheaper dexes even for moving erc20 tokens so they may try to use those as well as exchange networks preplanned (maybe like how central banks hold a lot of coins, if crypto takes off, an insurance company could act like this).
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If you care about privacy, you shouldn't reuse addresses. If not you can.
Wallets generate a new address every time one is used to that your coins stay more pruvate. There are options in electrum to either enhance things for privacy or enhance them for lower fees (I think it's in preferences).
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This would be possible iff (if and only if) demand and supply remained stable.
Supply in price terms is the amount supplied to an exchange. It may have a correlation with the coin's inflation rate but won't be determined directly of that as people will be willing to supply more if the price is higher.
(the order book in the first response to this post sums up how supply and demand can be determined) people bid on what they'd buy the coin for and others set asks. If you buy or sell to market (don't want to way and don't set a bid or an ask) the highest bid will be picked for a sell and the lowest ask will be picked for a buy.
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Well at MXC the yearly margin interest rate is 0.003958% x 8760h = 34.67208% per year at MXC.
So Binance charge 8% per year for their futures? Did I understand this correct?
What are you trying to do? I thought you were talking about futures being that rate an hour, are you sure (if that's margin) its not per day or something? Are you trying to borrow btc/usd in order to long that asset or borrow that asset in order to short it?
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You're using binance yes (interest is 8%)?
From a quick calculation futures has a cost of: 34.672% a year so the margin would be a better choice if interest is less than that.
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Yeah and?
One of the biggest exporter of tulips afaik is still the Netherlands. They remain a massive exporter of plant goods in general. The dot com bubble crashed around 2000 but the domain sold for the highest amount has sold since then and the record has been set at least 3 times since.
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I mean it's good they're still holding some but they might be trying to cause a dip they can profit from by selling now (especially if other "funds" look to try to do the same thing and cash out their profits).
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Your change addresses are used to send any change from inputs you have.
If you spend £7.50 and hand over a £10 note, your £2.50 is change and this is the principle in use here.
You can receive funds to change addresses like your normal receiving addresses but it may be beneficial for privacy if you don't (in some circumstances).
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You might be better off asking this on their Ann thread here (seems to still have fairly active support) : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=320959.15300But first you could check your zoom is set to 100% (just an idea) and see if you've recently installed an add on. Also you light want to send them a screenshot of how it's loading at the moment.
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Do whatever you want with it tbh.
If it's worth transacting (high value of token and not too much in fees) then I'd move it to the ledger and use mew - they're not too different anyway.
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There's a chance it's either not affiliated with the forum or it's for admin and mods to discuss things like how there are hidden sections of this forum for mods and admins.
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OK?
Do you not want to pay 7% in fees? If not then you can move the slider that should appear to within 5 blocks (an hour) or 25 blocks (5 hours).
If you do but you're just wondering if it's an error, btcs price went up recently so your $100 may be less in btc terms if you've been holding a while.
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In today's money it is but there's inflation to factor in too...
Under the assumption bitcoin replaces the monetary system of about 2 billion people, then a $200 trillion market cap is feasible. There is another feasibility if the valuation of US dollar goes down due to inflation like Zimbabwe national currency where 100 trillion is just below a dollar . If you are assuming these valuation what is the transaction charges you will be paying. I will gladly book my profit and move away from bitcoin as i am not here in the market to pay higher transaction charges which does not make any sense . We're a long way from that. The euro might become a world reserve currency but for now its stil usd which means they have to make it look attractive to countries using it. Most large economies will stop stagnating after this year and may potentially start new rallies again imo so I doubt the usd has anything to worry about yet...
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We DID make our own coin what are you on about?
Who and why do you think they made the forum?
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What size fee did you set?
It's possible some servers have started only accepting transactions at a higher fee and you can either use a higher fee (probably 2 sats per byte), switch server or use a site that can broadcast over the mempool such as a block explorer or coinb.in.
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That might be considered a pump and dump (illegal).
It will be illegal if you get caught, ordinary people organizing will be difficult to get litigated with that kind of scheme while the rich people can get away with it because they have the law on their leash. No that's not how the law works. There's probably some fancy workaround that doesn't take much for make it legal. (eg making a group and saying it's for "educational purposes only" in a disclaimer).
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It already happened and its already legit. There's a thing with shorts and it's that you're just borrowing a share to pay back at a later date. So you've already ended up with 2 buyers of the share in a short (one who promised to lend it and one who promised to buy it after it was lent - the third person buys a share back from anywhere to repay them). So you can end up with 150% shorts (which is what I recall was being stated about gme). CFDs are not tangible assets they're just you telling someone you'll buy it and pay it back at a later date. This means that more of these can be produced from nothing (what if everyone had a 2x long on the S&P)? A 2x long in raw terms is getting a loan to cover yourself and collateralising your first purchase to cover the loan but this isn't what's going on with exchanges. There are a bunch of links at the bottom of this site if you wanted to track open positions (they're paid services though - and check their legitimacy I just saw this posted on wsb also) : https://isthesqueezesquoze.com/
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That might be considered a pump and dump (illegal).
Just go to the exchange you're using and check the order book. From that you should be able to work out how much fiat it'd take to move btcs price up $1,$1,$100,$1000. You could also try to work out how many orders get passed to the exchange and how many you'd expect to see (if you want the order book to move with you).
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Who've you sent 20 xrp to and why? If it was ledger surely they'd have to explain why they wanted you to send the funds?
Most hardware wallets don't allow you to send funds from them without confirming the transfer.
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It takes 2 blocks in order to transfer a current bitcoin block to Mars. It'll be 20 doge blocks before one reaches them too.
I doubt planets will host much better than earth for resources related to actual human development (water, food and plants). I also think it's likely if we get to other planets that the same quarrels like we. Saw over Antarctica will play out where governments want individual holdings of planets, and what then if they don't - will Europe nuke Mars if it doesn't get its 33%?
If there's a time where Mars becomes habitable (probably the only planet that has a shot since all the gas giants are constantly having gmoons throw radiation at them) it still won't be or feel as freer as each. There's a chance we could make it to another galaxy but it'll be a long time away unless we start freezing people for 100 years every 5 years so they live out a couple of centuries (also currently impossible).
What's more likely is people living in satellites orbiting the earth or in orbits around the sun.
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