Current offer is 1.1 BTC

You should update to show a payment address in order to stop scammers.
Also, if shipping included and from where.
And, if escrow needed or allowed by whom.

On the same line of thinking... who would they ask to reduce BTC to mBTC?

Basically, nope;  The exchanges get to post what they want.


The great thing is that you don't have to wait.  You can buy them now.


Tony could call it whatever he wants.  But, the exchange gets to list it however they want.

And, once named (as it), it would be very unlikely exchanges would rename it.

Example.... bcash is listed as BCH and BCC
and exchange that don't have bcash first listed bitconnect as BCC, so bcash is listed as BCH.
And, an exchange not having bitconnect listed bcash as BCC.
Now, they don't rename it even to get inline with other exchanges for a completely reasonable change to stop the mixup.

Same thing for GBYTE.  I doubt they would change to MBYTE


Well said.


I would read the white paper. 


CPFP.   Basically, you're at the end of the chain of people not wanting to pay fees.   Pay a higher fee which would be enough to cover all 6 prior transactions.  If you don't want to wait and simply bitch about it, you can do that as well; however, it's pointless.   People know about the issue, but they continue the problem and still bitching about it.

I see the same thing for ebay.   People lower the price of an item, but raise the shipping cost.  The buyer knows this UP FRONT, but still decides to get the item.  Once delivered, they immediately bitch about the costs.

Basically.... a low fee is paid on tx so it takes longer.
If a higher tx fee was paid, then the person buying would complain about that too.
NO MATTER WHAT - A person will complain.  It's life.




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Awesome.   But, just so you know, you could always just send all your coins to the linked address right before the airdrop (enough time for them to confirm first).
Next drop isn't for months, so you had plenty of time, but practice is good too.





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MyCelium doesn't care where you send bitcoin to.  So, it's not a mycelium issue since you were able to send to any address you specified.
Also, SegWit has nothing to do with it since you sent to an address that starts with a 1.  So, it's not an issue with SegWit either.

Checking 1DHkYjsRSPC6aWgfVcWcxbgyyVmzUv33Y8, I can see the funds are there.


Before you give up, send me the seed and I will find it and give you the funds / private key.

Just want to clear up something.  Since ledger is default segwit, you would have had to add legacy.
Are you sure the address was from ledger?  Could it have been from mycelium?

Meaning, are you looking at the wrong seed (24 from ledger) instead of a 12 word seed from mycelium?

The reason I ask is because the funds were moved FROM a SegWit address to a Legacy address.  (You moved from the Ledger to MyCelium even though your post says the reverse).
(or moved from ledger to ledger).   It could NOT have moved from MyCelium.

You're welcome to PM me.

So, you deleted the wallet from your computer AND the seed?
- Then yes, it's all gone.  No possible way to recover if you deleted the wallet, the seed, and any backups.

Yes, I think it's a great project.


So far, yes.  No other crypto that I know of.



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if you have your seed, then you haven't lost your GB.  Just do a restore.




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You 'could' also do a Full backup and store the encrypted file on an ecypted thumb drive.
You 'could' also do a backup of the SEED and restore later.


I would vote against.
It would go along the same lines of saying we should rename Bitcoin to mBitcoin in order to get the price to appear closer to an affordable number.
If people saw MByte and you even got all the exchanges to change, then people would just remember it being worth $250 and now only $0.25 - Looks like a big fail.
- Same as if Bitcoin was renamed to drop it from $17000 to $170.   The 'people' would think bitcoin crashed.  heh.


World record?   Uhhh, I checked and it's lost 80% of it's value in the last month.  20% today alone.  Future not so bright currently, but I thank them for the free coins.  I haven't dumped then yet, but should have.



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Funny, right?   Ya gotta like the jab.
I'm sure someone will complain it wasn't a whole GB though.




Here is your link to receive 1,000,000 Bytes: https://byteball.org/openapp.html#textcoin?lumber-match-pioneer-knock-wrap-pill-call-airport-fitness-hidden-season-push

Nice to see these again, even if redeemed.

If it says 'something else' then post the error you see.

I remember working for IS and had to put up with people saying.... It gives me some kind of error.
I didn't ask what you think it says, I am asking what it actually says.
The idiot on the end of the phone says.... Well, it's an error.
What kind of fool doesn't understand that I want to know what is says, not what he thinks it says.    Ok, rant over.

Go to the link and read what it says.  Instead of trying to think back or interpret what you think it says, post it. 

That said, it was claimed.  The link tells you it was claimed.
I can see the address that claimed it, but I am not going to post (for obvious reasons).

Free bytes:

Here is your link to receive 1,000,000 Bytes: https://byteball.org/openapp.html#textcoin?lumber-match-pioneer-knock-wrap-pill-call-airport-fitness-hidden-season-push

I've been including free bytes for no reason.  Only need to claim them.  It wasn't specifically for you, but for anyone to click and take. 


You're going to need to contact them.  It's possible they have an issue with their wallet in that they appear to have paid you, but the payment was not broadcasted.  So, you will never see it.  They will be able to correct the issue for you.  It's not anything any of us can do.


Any real investor is going to know they can buy $1 instead of being forced to buy $300 worth.  I don't think a real investor ever thinks they are limited or required to put in a certain amount.


Thanks.  I probably should be more exact in numbers, but I was trying to simply point out that we do/don't need to make more than (for example)  21million BTC.  A person doesn't need to buy a billion satoshis at a time.



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There is/was a hacked wallet.
In fact, the OP in this thread is still linked to a hacked wallet. - No only hacked, but installs a bitcoinminer for a game.
want the real wallet, then go to the official website to get the real wallet.  (confirm the hash with what is listed on the site).

No.  The smallest unit you can purchase is 1 byte
1gb = 1million bytes.
1gb = $300
1million bytes = $300

So, how about you send me $0.0000003 and I will send you a byte?
Oh wait, you can't send me $0.0000003.

The problem is not cryptocurrency.  The problem is that your country/world currency is only divisible by 2 decimal places.

Same for the stock market.  You are NOT required to buy 1 share of Google.  You can by $50 worth of a google share.  Since people are simple idiots, they say google is too expensive and don't buy any, because in their small heads think they need to buy a $500 share.  You don't need to buy a full ounce of gold.... You can buy a quarter ounce or 10th of an ounce, and yet, those same idiots don't buy gold cause they believe they have to buy a $1300 ounce.


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Penny?  I've been giving away $.33 to $2.00 all around the place.  Just like I did many years ago with bitcoin.
These pennies could be worth hundreds later.  Yup, just a penny grab for now. 

In that video, I'm the black chick on the right.


Wrong.  Lite clients can use bytes and black bytes the same as full nodes.


Probably because of the ability to email and text the Bytes at will.  I consider it a major upgrade / feature.


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I am SURE there are people I gave bitcoins that which are lost and they don't want to tell me.

My cousin sold his 2 months ago, because the amount trippled.  Had he sold it today, it would have been a 10 times increase.  At least he didn't lose it.

I gave another family friend 3 BTC (It was $1000) worth.  He put it on blockchain.info but can't remember the password.  He's actually had people try crackers on it.  So, not lost, just simply stuck there until a password can be figured out.  This many years later, and I doubt he will ever see it.


Use a light wallet.  Takes like 15 seconds.


Ahh, but let them.  I don't care who gets it.  And, people in the thread are more likely to get it than a scraper finder it.  Plus, a scraper might be so fast to find it that it gets an error since the code isn't immediately redeemable since the transaction has to be confirmed before it can be redeemed.  So, the code is not available for about 5 mins after I post it. 



I completely agree.   Awesome update.


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I think you just made a fool of yourself.  Your poor lack of future insight was the same problem people had 7 years ago.
I used to give 1 and 5 bitcoin paper wallets all the time.  Literally, I gave away hundreds of bitcoin. 

Like you today, those fools (many of them) simply threw them away.  A piece of paper with 1BTC back then was only worth about $4 and not worth the hassle to figuring it out.  You know how many of those fools have come back later to ask if I had a backup of the paper since they can't find it?  They are pissed they threw away $15,000.00      Even my old UPS driver contact me only 2 days ago to find out how to get to the 5 BTC and he had a picture on his phone of the wallet - although he took a picture of the public address and not the private side.  So, 5 BTC lost forever.  ($75000 gone from my $50 Christmas present to him)

If you don't want the $0.30 give away, then give it to someone else.  It could go to zero and you lose 0.30 or it could go to......

https://byteball.org/openapp.html#textcoin?arrow-hero-discover-recall-share-guilt-shop-vacant-charge-inside-hobby-curtain

Once I send it, it is a transaction on the dag.
It's not claimable until it is confirmed.  So, it takes less than 10 minutes prior to be it redeemable.

Once it's confirmed and claimed you get the response you got.

People are quick to claim free coins. 



Ha.


You did not have to go through that whole process, and you have NOT lost bytes; however, you might simply not be able to see them yet.

The issue for me is that I would have to go through your wallet to find what happened or where it is.

Example.... You might have made a payment from address1 to me, but the change went to address2.
When you did a restore prior to the transaction, it only knows of address1 which HAD.  When it sync, it sees there is now nothing in address1, but doesn't check address2 since it doesn't know about it (YET).
This is a common problem.   So, what you can do is make a few payments to someone else or to a new wallet (not full amounts), so that the change will come back.  This activates the next address.  Your wallet will then calculate the change you just made and the amount that is in there.   Long story, but you did NOT lose bytes.  You simply may not see them yet.

It's also possible you simply thought you had more than you did. 



I am so happy that the slack requires the minimal effort of requesting a link in order to stop the spammers.  I have left many slack channels just to get away from the spam.
If you want into the slack channel, I'm not sure how to say this nicely --- Why didn't you request an invite?
You could send me your email address and I can send you an invite link.

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Yes, when you create a textcoin to be redeemed, it goes to a new address.
When someone claims it, it then goes to their address.

You (meaning the sender) can see it on the Dag explorer.

Also, I can re-claim it if it's not claimed.
I've sent out 8 transactions today.  The first three were only claimed about an hour ago, while the rest were being claimed shortly after posting them.

At this point, they have all been claimed except this new one:

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No idea and March.

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Ha.   Someone is getting them.
Actually, I love this feature - like - A LOT. 
People bitch about IOTA having free TXes.   Haven't heard anyone say that IOTA has the ability to send to email or via text messages.

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