I always thought it was the number of transactions, but I don't know why I came to that assumption.  It is most definitely an assumption, having nothing on which to base the idea.

I'll take number 41, please and thank you.

Good luck all!

I'm assuming you have you tried the keyboard command CTRL+C to copy?  If you have a wireless keyboard and mouse, and the receiver is plugged into a USB hub sometimes the mouse will do funny things depending on what else is running on your system or what other USB devices are plugged into the same hub.

It might help to make sure the keyboard and mouse receiver is plugged directly to the computer in it's own USB port.

PS:
Did you say you bought a wallet?  Can I ask why?

I can't tell if this is scary dumb, or funny dumb.  Let me educate you about something, son.  Fast and Furious wasn't about "illegal Mexicans," since when has a Democrat cared to do anything about that?  Fast and Furious was about illegal guns, and I'm sure it's supporters were expecting to obtain a lot of evidence to support their anti-second amendment biases.  No conservative would have endorsed such bullshit.

And, can you imagine the outrage that would have ensue if Trump had given firearms to known drug cartels, which then lead to one of those guns being used to kill a DEA agent?  But to Obummer supporters, you don't care about the death of Americans directly caused by Democrats' ineptitude, arrogance, and pure spite for the constitution.  No, you only care when the lives Americans can't be saved by a Republican.  Then you'll be outraged...

So to you, dupeddonk, read and learn before saying anything so fucking stupid again.

 

How to store your seed phrase:


 

It's always 4:20 somewhere. 

I'm sorry, MrFreeDragon, I don't mean to put you on the spot, but this is absolutely the most ludicrous advice one can give.  You're telling people to enter their seed phrase into a web form?  Allow a third party to encrypt it?  Then store it on another third party's server?  That's the worst of bad practices all bundled up in one post. 

So, you think bitcoin is going to pump, and you want to use an unknown shit stable coin as collateral?  Why don't you just short your stablecoin?  

Furthermore; Paycoinly's website was just created last August, what compelled you to invest $79k USD in an unknown venture?

Maybe I'm being overly suspicious, but I don't think you really expect to get a loan.  I think you're shilling for this shitcoin.

Yeah, I felt the same way whenever Obama talked about Benghazi, Fast and Furious, Affordable (snicker) Care Act...

The only difference, Trump isn't responsible for creating Covid-19. 

I'm not saying it would be easy to hack google or break your encryption, I'm just saying it adds risk.  Why add risk when you can avoid it?

Cryptocurrency is all about being in control of your funds, and not relying on anyone else for the security of those funds.  That can be good and bad, because the security of those funds is all determined by your actions.

I use redundant backups, multiple encrypted digital backups as well as paper backups, but I would never store my seed phrase on a cloud drive.  Google isn't likely to flounder and go out of business, but they are very likely to get hacked.  If they do get hacked, it may be weeks, months, or even years before they are aware of, and disclose the hack.  In such a case you have to rely on the veracity of your encryption to protect your funds.  I think it's safest to just take that risk out of the equation.  

I'm a firm believer in physical backups on paper, it's really the safest way to store your seed.  I store my paper backups in a fire-resistant document bag, which in turn is in fire-resistant safe.  Fire resistant document bags and small document safes can be found for affordable prices.

Electrum is a hierarchical deterministic wallet.  In layman's terms that means that your seed phrase is a backup for many addresses and private keys.  As you use one address, the software automatically picks the next one in line to use as your next receiving address.  

Like others have said, the addresses highlighted in yellow are addresses the software uses to receive change from other inputs that you partially spend.  They are real addresses in every sense, and you can even use them to receive coins.  The only difference is that the software has set them aside for use as "change addresses."



By restarting the software you're essentially doing the same thing, i.e. selecting a new server for your connection.  Electrum will automatically connect to whatever server responds the quickest when you first start it up, but sometimes that server is having issues.  

Howdy elmanchez,
Your request is approved and funded.  Thank you.

Please pay back here: 0x78B03f6F5848E4a473BDf8eE81e3f20870Ac70A8

TxId: 0x2d9d6bc2b992eaf4d1f8cf8a5f331c14271e90fd3ab998ff160c8d624b0013c8

I'd rather have a president be competent than act competent.  Trump has accomplished much more than people expected him to, while others before him talked a great game but didn't do shit.  Again, you may not like what he's accomplished, but other Americans do.  Are those Americans not entitled to a president who values their agenda?

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One can say nice things about their adversary, and still be tough.  I think Patrick Mahomes is a very good quarterback, but I was still rooting for Nick Bosa to break his legs last February.  See what I did there?  I said nice things about a guy I wanted to lose.

Trump's job is doing the best job he can for Americans.  Part of that is undoing all the policies that allowed China to rob us blind in the first place.  That's not China's fault, it's ours.

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Okay, so he didn't know what he didn't know, and now he knows more than he knew back then.  And...  

Remember when Obama said something derogatory about Israel's treatment of Palestinians, then backed off when he realized that talking that way would threaten donations to his party?  I'm sure some other explanation was given for his words, because we all know that Obama always stayed on script.  He sure did act competent, didn't he?

None of that would matter.  Any quotes or citations will be mislabeled, misconstrued, and misinterpreted, possibly on purpose.  Trump Derangement Syndrome is a single-minded rage that obscures rational evaluation of Trump's actions, and focuses on the negative.  It forces those who suffer from it to go above and beyond the exaggerations of his comments, so far as to fabricate meaning that bolsters their bias.  It is specifically a bias towards bias.  

One would think that with a pandemic gripping the world, Americans could put aside partisan bickering and see that the President has done a good job.  He's certainly not perfect, but who among us is?

Hello mirakal,
Thank you for the request, you loan is approved and funded.

Please pay back at this address: 3FKWNadqL4tUgvVNCHYgzH8kGrZSumWfzN

TxId: 191c2bf0bb3cc764aba98c27ce1a907c69008770334427560aa9cdee9d22ef20

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@elmanchez, @tomahawk9, @Harkorede,
Thank you all for your payments.

Is it merely a coincidence that TMAN and Kim Jong Un disappear at the exact same time?  It also seems odd they've never been seen in the same room together.

I've never used bitify, but there are plenty of trusted members here on the forum that will provide escrow services. 

Here's a list of some of the most experienced and trusted ones:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.msg24991775#msg24991775

If you used Electrum to create a wallet with a seed phrase (hierarchical deterministic) you will have many private keys.  Are you sure you chose the right private key to import into Blockchain.com?  In your electrum wallet, click on "View" and then click on "Show Coins."  You'll see a list of your unspent inputs.  You can then right lick on the address containing the key and find the private key for that address.  If you have funds in that address, importing the private key into Blockchain.com's wallet.

Just a question; why do you want to move your funds to an online wallet?

I don't know why, but I love it that you guys are gambling on the NFL draft.  I had no idea that there were gambling markets for this stuff, but now that I think about, why wouldn't there be, lol?

Purely from the perspective of a fan, I think the Vikings might have won the draft this year.  They made some great moves, adding a much needed weapon to add to Cousin's arsenal, and a quick Corner Back to bolster their pass defense.

I was a bit disappointed with the Niner's draft order in the first round, I would have liked to see them take one of the top receive prospects instead of a DT, and wait until later in the draft to work on the Defense.  I only say that because our defense was pretty stout last year, but we could have used more targets for Garoppolo.  I'm not surprised by Lynch's decisions, the Niners have a long history of approaching the draft conservatively.  And with Staley announcing his retirement (I'm gonna miss him) the decision to trade a couple of picks for Trent Williams makes a lot of sense. 

Like any draft, it's going to be a couple of years before we can truly evaluate the decisions made this year.

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How about the Bengals taking Joe Burrow?  Not surprising, considering their needs, and I have high hopes for Burrow's career.  Is he the nest Joe Montana?

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For those of you who took some gambles on the results, I hope you came out ahead.