Did you try to click copy and then the paste icon and save icon (the one that looks like a memory card)?

Otherwise, I'd go here: https://coinb.in/#broadcast and paste it in there. You could use the python idle app to open its contents and extract what you need (downloaded) if its not readable at the moment.

Its at the bottom of one of the menus at the top (I think it's Tools but it could be wallet).

Why would they?

They don't care about the stock market they care about what they have. Throwing funds into the stock market for them, I'd hope, sounds counterproductive and against their best interest. Also the most the have is a few hundred billion, that wouldn't equate to much in the stock market.

Send a polite daily message to bybit support until the funds come back (don't copy paste) - and I'd wait for about 3 days from sending the first to sending the second, third, forth, fifth and then start reducing this time.

If they tell you they can't recover it, that is a lie and politely advise them on how to do it (just find a guide on it).

Have the funds moved out of bybit's address?

Are you expecting free money?

If the value drops by 1/3 from your crypto to collateral asset, your collateral is sold on a dex afaik too.

As bitcoin goes past $40-80k (IF it does this year) do you think we'll see a rate change between defi platforms lending crypto for fiat and vice versa.

For example, if people predict that bitcoin will go up to $350k as a lot are saying right now,then a drop to $20-60k would be likely so people might be taking loans against their fiat value to rebuy btc at a lower rate (and sell or transfer the btc without using an exchange or using defi as part of a trading strategy. The idea that it could be more expensive to do this could be outweighed by its instantaneous nature and the security of it (as exchanges often have a few frequent addresses they use to store funds and are at the very least prone to social engineering attacks).

If this were the case, as fiat loan demand reduces so will its interest rate and as crypto demand goes up so too will its lending rate so a divergence similar to the treasury bonds signalling a recession may be analysable.

Realistically, you can't. It's why the rate for borrowing usd derivatives is so high.

If I use 10eth to take out a loan of $8000 then I can go on to use that eth as I wish or use the money and know that I only need to pay back the $8000+onterest once the eth grows in value. So you might end up with eth at $2400 for example and you'd pay maybe $10000 to get $24000.

So your idea is to buy the bounce back up after eth drops?

Itll work as long as you don't sell the coins and the coin value actually rebounds/you don't put too much into it. A good place to start would be looking at a longer Timeframe and seeing where it's bounced and seen support in the past and attempt to trade based on that if you can.

(although you're risking the times it won't work and hoping that isn't yet - still something to test with a few %).

This isn't the case. Enough data points at the wealth distribution of the world being less than during the French revolution.

Just because things are made cheaper now doesn't mean the monetary system is fairer or more balanced. The gap has not been minimised...

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$2.9 k was cheap, $35k is pricier.

I could add a dot onion to the list if you have one for the node (I thought most function over the dark net anyway as there's no other option for electrum).

Go to a site like imgur.com and paste the address of the screenshot here..

Have you been actively using your wallet to send and receive before now or have you just started with it?

It's potentially easier just to go through and check which ones work since there's not so many. I'd try DaveF's as I think my channel with them is still open.

They probably don't care but:

The fatf puts a limit of £1000 on cryptocurrencies which came into force in the UK.
The UK also has a limit of doing £15k/transactuon before "potentially" requiring aml info. The government have kept everything pretty legally grey in this space so it's hard to work out what they actually care about. I haven't gone over about £12k from coinbase to bank. Realistically the onus is on the exchange as its accounts are the ones taking the funds and the ones who should be blocking illegal activities.

Ebay?

What exactly are you looking for? If you're after recognition you might first want to be listed in an art exhibition. I don't know if people are likely to find what you make unless you also do custom stuff?

You might also be able to try this forum but art doesn't get too much traction here imo (physical stuff at least). 

A link to an article should have a summary or quoted text. A link elsewhere should have some sort of incroamtioj about it, it might be possible to get it done in the title but this place is a discussion forum and if you can find the link from a Google search what's the point in posting it here without any other information or questions as a discussion starter.

This could be inferred in two different ways, could you give an example.

The way I'd look at it:
Total supply: total amount to ever be available
Current supply: total amount to have been mined
Circulating supply: some metric on coins that have circulated within the past year (changed addresses).

The metric for the latter is obviously much less accurate on generating actual available coins that are usable.

What does the top of your appp say is it "imported wallet", "watching only", "standard wallet"?

Do you not have to work in usd or have you already been converting it?

You might have to calculate your profits per sell that profited overall too (like a proportion on each profitible sale). Eg:

You make 0.02 in August, 0.03 in October and 0.05 in December..
Your profit would be 0.1 but your fiat profit for each would be different.

(and if you make a loss you'd find your mean profit)? This is just how I'd do it if it wasn't much it might not matter.

Can you provide mire information?

When you click advanced does a screen pop up? Can you click sign and does that work?

It is currently non malicious. That's not to say it won't be or that it's not tracking you.
It looks like a copy of bitcointalk which you can do yourself on a desktop browser by clicking control+s/command+s.