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My wallet says block 34 (352188). How should I interpret this? How can I check to which block it has to synchronise before ready?
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RaiBlocks has about 1% of the daily volume of IOTA. If RaiBlocks would have a similar market cap, its price would be $23. Long way to go but not impossible.
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Question on the Android wallet app: how to backup the private key(s)? The app has no menu item for this.
If there are no means for backing up the entire wallet, you would lose everything in it if you lose your phone or the phone gets bricked/reset. This risk would keep users from holding funds in this wallet up to a decent amount.
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RaiBlocks grows slowly, and then suddenly. Accumulate and HODL.
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Could someone explain how to backup black bytes in the Windows wallet?
Your whole wallet is backed up using the menu function (upper left button) on the small expenses wallet page. Then click settings>full backup>set up a password>repeat the password>export (indicate where you would like the backup located.) Don't know if this answers your question or not... If this ensures that also my black bytes are backupped, yes. Thanks. I understand that the process must be repeated each time that new blackbytes are received (e.g., after each airdrop). |
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Could someone explain how to backup black bytes in the Windows wallet?
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Bitcore is not worth the hassle.
ByteBall airdrop has been reduced to 1/10 of previous amounts in the next round. Which is only 0.00625 GB / BTC Current ByteBall price is $356/GB, so 1BTC yields about $2.22 Byteball airdrops have been reduced indeed. I admit that I set up my link to BTC before that, so I no longer have to do anything for the further airdrops. |
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Another overnight push. Loving those at the moment.  Does anyone have a list of airdrop Alts that can still be claimed with my private keys? I'm not sure how many airdrops are running out there, but these are confirmed running right now: Stellar Lumens - LAST date 27th Aug https://www.stellar.org/blog/bitcoin-claim-lumens-2/Byteball - next round on 6th Sep https://byteball.org/Bitcore https://bitcore.cc/(And of course, the usual BitCH coins, if you've not already claimed them)People love these free money things Bitcore is not worth the hassle. |
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I mean that my TenX PAY tokens purchased on Bittrex are now in my MEW wallet, so that I am able to receive any 0.5% reward when paid.
In respect of token price, the expected payout versus the token price is quite stretched in my opinion. Obtaining PAY tokens solely for the 'dividend' is expensive. I can imagine that the price goes down a bit the next few weeks.
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Want to send $20? Too bad, you will receive $4, it's only fair to pay the Blockstream Corporation for their Bitcoin invention.
Then fork it and remove patentware. |
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someone know when the rewards for holders and cards owners begin ?
Nothing has been written about that yet but my PAY tokens are ready! |
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I have the same but my balance is showing fine.
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Lol looks like someone's decided they want to swap back there bch back for 70 btc on bittrex
BCH causing so much instability! No. Free money and some experience with larger blocks. We've got freedom (anyone can fork Bitcoin) and just have to deal with it. |
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Can anybody explain why this is possible and valid? Segwit should only make room for more Transactions, but doesn't change the Blocksize cap? Only Segwit2x would allow bigger blocks? I cannot find a simple explanation quickly, but I understand that, first of all, Segwit is compatible with the old chain. So Segwit can work with ordinary blocks and new types of blocks (containing more information that an ordinary block). I understand that in essence, a block - think of it as a box - is made more empty so that more transactions fit into it, by cutting off a signature part that in the ordinary block takes about 50% of all space. Such modified block can contain more transactions and thus would lead to a higher tx/s limit. I have not found an easier explanation than this article: https://segwit.org/understanding-segregated-witness-905cc712c692Questions I still have is whether Bitcoin integrity is harmed by cutting off a signature part of a block and how the new type of (Segwit) blocks and ordinary blocks (Core) co-exist. The comments under the article also pose that question (without answers for now). |
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The 0.5% reward is still a bit confusing to a lot of people. According to the maths, the PAY token already seems a bit overpriced compared to the potential stake of Tenx in the payment processor market. I am interested in this project because of the card and the ability to merge the concept of holding cryptocurrency while remaining able to instantly pay in fiat.
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Just claimed some tokens. The gas price and limit suggested by MetaMask resulted in 3 times failed 'claim' (but it nonetheless costs money). After the 4th time using upper limits, the claim went through. Bye bye $50 just for claiming some tokens.
This Ethereum thing is broken...
if you don't mind. how many eos token for that 50 bux gas price? 6,000. And note that there was user error involved But I am of the opinion that fees proposed by the ETH system should render a transaction, not a (paid) failure with the user left to his own devices. |
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i have a lot of black bytes as well. How can I get rid of them? Or use them?
Also, have anyone tried to develop a bot for byteball?
I made a video about Black bytes payments. It is not that easy (devices must be paired). The pairing requirement could interfere with broader use of these private coins INHO. Video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6VI_-JIDyUI |
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Just claimed some tokens. The gas price and limit suggested by MetaMask resulted in 3 times failed 'claim' (but it nonetheless costs money). After the 4th time using upper limits, the claim went through. Bye bye $50 just for claiming some tokens.
This Ethereum thing is broken...
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