This is also a site I've searched up addresses on in the past which might be useful: http://www.findmycoins.ninja/

I don't know if it has the more recent forks but it has stuff around the bcash time. Also remember that for some odd reason bcash split into bsv and the abc one...

I don't think you'll get anything here, the "2 or more" looks risky and the collateral you seem to want to provide probably wouldn't be considered valid: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=577765.0

I've seen people get liquidated or lose profits with bots though too. And they can look at more time frames but may not be appropriate for certain areas of technical analysis. Most automated bots still require human supervision to eliminate risk. There are many examples where even things like neural networks get things wrong if they analyse the dataset strangely of the dataset was provided wrong/biased in some way.

It's possible to humans to take a more passive approach but a trend doesn't stay a trend for long and too many people running the same algorithm or bot could cause problems (but it could be something to experiment with on currency markets once we're a bit more stable).

A dip below 20k could be unlikely now (a safer bet would be around the 15k) level. A lot of institutions were or already have been in it. They mightve only announced it by now because we look more bullish (although I'm not sure if they have to declare it within a certain amount of time).

It's probably important to note that regardless of this, retail still moves a lot of economic power and price and so there probanly will still be a crash at some point (after a very strong rally).

I doubt you'll get much for free here. You could try looking a Youtube for some basic stuff or look at quick starting guides you could have a play with with some funds while you're waiting to get to the end of the book.

Risk and stats are often generated differently by most people with experience in this and from persiminal experience, even if you know what you're doing, assume the first few trades will end up in loss and if possible try to tune yourself to prepredict what you might expect to see to provide a stranger edge against the market - but remember a trend doesn't stay a trend for long!

I'm not sure about this but stuff does often happens in chains but to be considered a "pump" for the month we can probably drop or consolidate quite a bit too (eg ~20-22k$ range)...

The BSC network if you want to hold bnb?

Just ignore the warning if you've checked the wallet is compatible (eg you're not withdrawing to an eth address which would require erc20 instead).

You may want to say in the op you only want to merit posts that are of reasonable quality, eg constructively adding to discussion or creating a thread that invokes such responses.


Theyll likely only get cents (as a Jr member) or get banned.

The SEC will face huge issues trying to collapse bitcoin and it'd be almost impossible without the combined efforts of Europe and China/india at least.

The Ripple foundation looked to not be run very well and this is probably a good lesson to people to try to do some sort of research but at the moment the coin has a high market cap still and may take a while to be impacted so people already had a chance to leave.

Probably what people do.

High cap alts kufht have larger fiat audiences so when they see btc going up but bit their alts, they might move across.
Also if the same thing happens over and over they'll think they're better off converting to btc, waiting for that to pump, and then converting back. And realistically, a lot of new retail investors will be more interested and will have heard about it than altcoins so the predictions of a pump from new money would put btc rising a lot faster than alts (at first) .

A) have you written down your seed mnemonic? You need that and already should have written it down to recover your wallet. If you haven't you can get it by going to the wallet drop down and finding the option to show your seed.

B) The ability to retain and transfer your forks will remain after the update.

This isn't possible. You can't sell it for higher or lower than the current value unless someone agrees in advance to buy it at that rate and you promise not to go to an exchange if the price goes up...

If someone agreed to this and the price on the markets was $40k, would you stick with them or turn to the market?

Just remember not to post on old threads? If it was only alive for a few hours 30 days ago, then it'll likely be deleted before you get an answer or if it lasted for a few months to a few years but has gone a few months without posts, it's probably also dead. And remember past information might be inaccurate for current versions in certain circumstances but it may be testable before making a topic.

Welcome to the forum!

There's a list of rules here that you light want to take a look at: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

Otherwise you might want to just look around. If you speak another language then take a look at the local boards at the bottom of the main forum page. Other than that, take a look around other threads, ask if you get stuck with anything crypto related or forum related by creating a topic in the right place, and just contribute meaningfully/constructively to threads already created if there's something extra you think you can offer to current discussion.

You only need the mnemonic (seed words) in order to recover your bitcoin. Nothing else is needed.

Most likely you've tried to make a new wallet and then not changed the name of the new wallet so electrum tries to load up the old one.

If you want to know where the data is stored ill have to ask if you've installed your wallet or if you're running a standalone binary?

Can you locate your debug.log and post the relevant text here (eg the last instance you ran). It'll be in your data directory.

Location of data directory can be found here: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1350/where-is-bitcoin-information-wallet-dat-stored-on-os-x

We didn't get 4mb blocks because the idea of going back to Satoshi original size annoyed people, this on an international scale would be weird.

And $2 for every citizen who have an average gdp per capita of at least $40000, I'd call it innovation. What do they care if their $2 sinks or if it doesn't. Although pension schemes look like a way to trap peoples money for investment for 35 years so...

If anyone has a years' worth of the seclog I'll be interested to take a copy.

I want a graph that plots the number of account wakeups for a given day with a label for when the ath was crossed as I suspect a lot of people from the last bull run could've just been waiting for the mainstream media to cover bitcoin again (which I assume it has).

They look to just be called "etherscan.io" probably a lot like blockchain.com is referred to as such and doesn't have a parent company afaik. It mightve just been a fun project they started like a lit of crypto aspects or they might have had a large amount of ether in the ico/saw the successes of blockchain.com.

I mean considering that specific company were going on about how they'd block accounts involved in it then I think it's pretty reasonable not to consider them trustworthy. Unless you've read, saved and printed your copy of the terms and service and read it all the way through to see what you're entitled to if they have another mood swing I'd do nothing with the.

I don't want mainstream adoption, I want INNOVATION. I don't want to experience a chapter in the middle of a long book I want its sequel.


"land of the free" more like land of the fee (pun creds to my autocorrect there).

Yeah im no longer annoyed at my 10% tax bill anymore...