The values are just estimates, so you can't conclude that something wrong based on a 10% difference. Whattomine majorly relies on reported network data while Ethermine relies on your average hastrate in the last 24 hours Check out this reddit post to have a better understanding as to why that different might be there - Whattomine says 11.49 dollar a day, ethermine shows me 5.84 dollar a day? Why? But it shouldn't matter that much. |
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Depending on where you are located. It's very likely that your Internet Service provider might have blocked the site. You can use https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com To know if it's a general problem or not Also try connecting via VPN and see if it works. |
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It’s not the same issue- maybe you should learn how to read before commenting. 🤡
Maybe you should carefully read and comprehend the replies before just coming out to "save your guilty self" I read and understood that the first issues were different, that's why I asked why you were still using the casino despite having previous problems with them. Is The English that hard to understand, and I simplify it for you? |
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Admins putting more restrictions on newbie accounts? I doubt if that will happen. At least not anytime soon. Here is one of the famous quotes by Theymos in regard to restricting newbie accounts, and I personally tend to agree with him. If you restrict newbie accounts so much, expect a forum that will have a short life. Most old members who left the forum won't be coming back. Right, I don't care about making money from the forum personally. (I've actually thought about getting rid of the forum ads, since it's often a big headache and the forum has enough reserves for a long time, but operating at a significant loss while there's money basically just sitting on the table feels wrong, even if the level of loss is sustainable for quite a while.)
The things on the forum which encourage spam are allowed mainly because it's part of the forum's mission to be as free as possible. Eg. banning bounties would undoubtedly reduce spam, but that'd be destroying an entire economy/population/culture which has been able to develop due to the forum's freedom. I am willing to take this sort of action, but only as an absolute last resort. It's always preferable to handle these problems by reshaping the environment to make them non-problems, rather than removing some freedom.
It's wonderful when someone is able to constructively do something on the forum instead of continuing with whatever they were expected to do under the status quo. Enabling that sort of thing is exactly why Bitcoin and this forum were created. Though bitcointalk.org is not a worldwide welfare organization, and people are not entitled to make money.
Limiting newbie participation is very harmful for a community. Newbie jail will never return: I consider the newbie-jail period to have been extremely damaging to the forum. When barriers to participation are too high, then the best people often just won't go to the trouble of joining, and the people who are willing to jump through the hoops are often people who aren't good for the community: people with nothing better to do, scammers, get-rick-quickers, etc. Having a permanent newbie jail policy would improve things a lot in the short-term, but would end up being a fatal poison to the community.
The low signal-to-noise is a real issue which seriously annoys me and is often on my mind. But as you mention, fixing it non-destructively is difficult.
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Hello,
I know people here are cautious about sharing analysis. And you think someone would come to your inbox and share with you their working analysis or strategy? Wake the fuck up, mate... I need help about the price of some coins and I'm thankful if anyone who likes to help, PM me.
Hunt for yourself, my friend. There is a lot of knowledge online... read and watch various videos. You could finally come up with a trading strategy that works for you. No one genuine is going to give you a good working strategy on a silver platter, except if it's a scammer. |
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Yes,,, everybody knows that 99% of DEXs are not 100% decentralized, some even less than others! Did you just say everyone? Check out this thread, and you will realize that some people are still gullible about the state of "Decentralized exchanges" that use smart contracts The only thing that is decentralized is custodial of funds, so in other words most of these are CEXs using non-custodial wallets. Man, are you serious with statement, or you made some typo? How does decentralized and custodial come on one sentence. Worse still, CEX and "Non-custodial wallets"? Obviously the own the private keys to the "noncustodial wallets" |
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You had an issue with them earlier last month ( STAKE.COM ODDS PROVIDER SCREWED ME OVER HARDWhy did you continue using them despite the irregularities? Also, making so many scam accusations, but all talking about the same issue doesn't help. In fact people will start ignoring your posts knowing that you are just spamming. |
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The wallet will use a custodial system, which means Robinhood will manage the keys you need to unlock it. This will be the same company which stopped its users from opening or closing stock positions to benefit themselves? The same company which colluded with Citadel to screw over its users and protect the hedge funds? The same company which has been lying to try to cover all this up? They've shown a complete and utter disregard for their users, and shown they will do anything (even if it is illegal) to protect their own profits and the profits of their hedge fund donors and friends. Why would you think their attitude would be any different when it comes to bitcoin? Anyone who trusts Robinhood with your private keys and your crypto is just asking to lose everything. Spot on! I am really surprised at how forgetful people can be. Why is this even making news?  OP should try reading about the GameStop saga and know how evil and fucked up Robinhood is. When it's hedge funds and whales moving the market it's legal and normal, but when it's retail traders doing so, it's illegal and manipulation  Fuckin double standards - https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/28/22254102/robinhood-gamestop-bloc-stock-purchase-amc-reddit-wsbWhy would someone be excited about such a shit platform? |
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Terms and conditions alongside privacy policy are a very important part of the legal aspect of a project or an exchange. I looked through your website and didn't see any terms and conditions. How are you going to assure the users that anomalies won't happen and if they do happen you will handle them accordingly.
What if you wake up and just keep changing the terms because there is no reference anyway.
What will be the basis or reference of a legal battle in case it ensures between a customer and your company?
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First look at the cost of your power before you think about profitability. Whattomine.com claims that DigiByte is the most profitable coin to mine when power costs $0.1 per kilowatt
with BCH coming second and BTC third. I understand why many think BCH is shit. Just look at the price growth charts in the past 1 or 2 years and see how BTC price increased Vs BCH
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Supplier for what kind of miner?
You have to be a little specific if you want to be helped by community members. There reason you didn't receive any response for hours was because you did point out exactly what you wanted.
I would to warn you, though. There are so many scam sites offering to sell miners. If you send them money. That's the last time you will own it.
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First, you want to look at the cot of power in your area. Power determines how profitable your mining venture will be. Of course Ether has so far been the most profitable, but there are some other altcoins you can mine using the Rx580 Like Ethereum Classic, Ravencoin, BEAM, ergo, Metaverse etc This can guide you a little - https://whattomine.com/gpus/27-amd-radeon-rx-580 with an estimated profitability calculation depending on your power cost. |
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"DEXes"? I don't know any that exists. Most of the exchanges running on Ethereum or Binance smart chain contracts are just pseudo decentralized exchanges. There is nothing d3centralized about them. You want to exchange different coins seamlessly? Just use instant swap exchanges like godex.io, fixedfloat.com etc |
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Nitrogen and nitrobetting are pretty much the same.
They are actually sister companies if you didn't know NitrogenSports had some negative reputation from past scam accusations, which I think would have helped you think twice about using their gambling sites. How you ignored the warnings and continued using the site is beyond my understanding. | | asche | | 2020-04-22 | | Reference | | Money was returned to customer. That doesn't change anything to the fact the customer had to go through tremendous efforts to be heard by their customer service. This is highly likely to happen again. Do not use their service |
| | monbux | | 2018-07-15 | | | | Dirty dirty. I placed a bet on France (WC) that somehow disappeared after they won. Do not trust these guys with any amount of money.
On another note: Over a year ago, my account was compromised and the support did absolutely nothing to help. |
| | actmyname | | 2017-05-20 | | Reference | | Offers a poker environment which doesn't protect against obvious collusion and multi-account abusing.
When the hand/hour ratio is over 200 and you've seen less than 15 flops in microstakes (2NL) headsup, then it's obviously the same person.
Despite this, they still offer freerolls to those that have played 50, 100, 1000 hands (even though cheaters abuse this) |
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You might find that the faked the whole hack thing too to deceive investors. Same old story. Initially, ICOs where very good until scammers got into the game. They messed up everything about ICOs, and I am seeing the same thing happening to DeFi and NFTs
Wanna know why I am not taken up by the NFT hype? It's because I learned a lot from ICOs. It always ends messed up.
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I have been using them for almost three years now, and I haven't faced any major challenges with deposits, withdrawals and trading experience. My account is level 1 verified, though verification is not necessary with them right now. With Level 1 verification, you just fill in your - Nationality - ID type - ID number - Legal first, middle, and last name ...and boom, your account gets level 1 verified minus having to upload your Id and face photos and videos. Level 1 verification allow you to withdraw 200 BTC daily. https://www.okex.com/support/hc/en-us/articles/4402551261837-How-do-I-complete-identity-verification-level-1- |
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I see that there are some changes. Perhaps my rating should be either removed or corrected, I’ll do something about that a bit later.
Quite sad that you have been offline for almost a month. I am quoting you, hoping you get a notification if you subscribed to one of the telegram bots and came back here. BestChange don't deserve the negative feedback, not today. They have done everything possible to work on the problem. Imagine if something else came up, wouldn't it kill their spirit to sort out issues since some DT members just leave negative feedback to profiles regardless of the efforts they have put in to get it solved? |
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It's very embarrassing how most members responding to this thread do not know how markets work, especially derivatives  I think it's only @adaseb who gave the most accurate answer to OP. Binance only earns through trading fees. The rest is between the traders. Shorts vs Longs, Funding rate, Insurance fund is all about traders and not Binance. When you win a trade, it means someone out there has lost or even had their position liquidated. If you lose a trade, it means another trader out there has made huge profits. Not Binance. Binance only counts on your trading fees. |
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Ooh, shit! Some newbie account just pmed me to join his airdrop campaign. He thinks I am interested because I post in this forum. I am going to create a new thread in reputations or meta boards and moan about what he just did. Thanks for opening my eyes @Rockstarguy |
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