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Would you mind sharing the web address of the service and I do some quick information digging for you?
I did try to search, but lots of quantum capitals come up. Not sure which one you wanted to know about.
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That's impressive, just watched your video and the Technical analysis prior to opening your position. I am really learning a lot from your strategy especially the part of being very disciplined, sticking to the rules and risk management. Let see if the new 3% TP and 2% SL will be effective. |
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First, you haven't told us if you ever received funds in the wallet before moving it or not. If it had ever received the funds, you should have been able to see the transaction history after importing your wallet successfully otherwise it will be blank I thought I completed this action successfully but I show no history. In addresses tab I show many addresses receiving and some that show change. The network tab shows connected to server (automatically) and connected to 10 nodes. I see no 'activity' over a 48 hour period, everything is the same. I don't know where to start to figure this out or should I just try to create another wallet? The addresses you see marked as receiving for addresses that will be generated whenever you want to deposit the Bitcoin. The change addresses are those where your change will automatically be sent to in case all the BTC is not spent in a transaction How do I know what address is in the current wallet since I am pushing btc from a pool but there is no activity from Electrum? All the addresses in there are part of your wallet. I don't know how the trusted coin 2fas auth is associated with this or how to use it. It's a little complicated, avoid it for now until you read more about it and understand how it works - https://electrum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/2fa.html |
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Yeah, the positive reviews all the look fake. Like someone just sat down, create different accounts and wrote them in particular days to make it look like the exchange has a good average review score. I tend to believe the negative reviews even more as they seem real. Sep 15, 2020 - 4 five-star reviews Sep 14, 2020 - 12 five-star reviews |
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Binance allows users to transact 2 BTC per day per your word, but you need an account in the first place. Of course they don't claim anywhere that they are anonymous. You do not need an account on Swappa, but you do on Binance. Do you see the difference?
You are no different from Binance, at least they don't falsely claim to be anonymous like you do. When you request for KYC. You are definitely going to need someone's names, location, ID, selfie videos, pictures etc You people are just misusing the anonymous word to falsely advertise your exchange. You want to know an anonymous exchange? Check out Bisq. |
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Looks like you don't know what leveraged ETFs are. If you trade them long term, you will end up making losses. They are only suitable for short term trades unlik Bitcoin that you can buy and hold for years.
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I think when they changed the email address to the new one, the scammers also wrote to them requesting the to revert the changes back to the old email address. This dispute confused them, and they just decided to freeze the other account as they weren't sure who the real own is.
If I was in your situation, One of the first thing i would have done was to block the scammer from using my original email but he certainly used it to confuse the support
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Is there any chance that saved a keystore file on your device back then when you were setting up your wallet for the first time?
I remember when I was a noob and was trying to create a wallet on MEW. I saved the Keystore file on top of copying the mnemonic phrase
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Thank you for your help. I just payed and ordered on p2p Binance, and I hope to receive them.  Then will try to move to Kucoin by TRC20. Keeps us updated on the experience so that we know if it worked out well for you or not? It could help someone who finds this thread in the future through Google  |
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You all still recommend coinbase pro vs coinbase right? Can't imagine why you use one if you pay much less fees on the other... If you would like to carry out much more advanced trading at lesser fees, then coinbase pro is the option. Also anyone here got that employment question message when logging into the coinbase pro site? Why does it ask you that when you already confirmed with coinbase and verified there?
It's seems to be their policy. I have seen a couple of users talk about the extra questions when they attempt to use coinbase pro despite having an already verified coinbase account. |
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Looks like you don't even know how exchanges traditional crypto exchanges with order books work. Who told you they are the ones who sell crypto to buyers.
And crypto addresses are viewable by the public. If a coins is legit like Bitcoin, there is no room to create coins out of a thin air minus it getting noticed unless if of course you are using shit coins and shit exchanges where you will shamelessly get scammed.
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Is this exchange still working?
The website has been down for a while now, and they are not even active in the forum  I suggest you look for other working alternatives from sites like bestchange.com |
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ok, if everybody says to go to P2P Binance, then that is the right chose.
I will sign up to binance!
How much will cost to me move the USDT from Binance to Kucoin?
Kucoin allows deposits from the following networks - USDT (ERC20) --- Withdrawal fee from binance 20 USDT - USDT (TRC20) --- Withdrawal fee from Binance 1 USDT - USDT (EOS) --- No supported withdrawal from Binance - USDT (Algorand) --- No supported withdrawal from Binance I guess you now know the best option to use |
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I'm using Europamine since 2018, when they started to sell hashpower, I don't think it's a scam because usually scam don't last 3 years.
Sunmining, Auroramine, Hashmonster and many others scammed in less than 2 months, Hashflare, Genesis, Europamine, Hashing24 are up, so not all services are scam. I have seen some MLMs and ponzi schemes operate for more than 3 years but still end up scamming people. So the age of the service is no exception If buying bitcoin costs me less than doing a mining contract, then I buy bitcoin, but if I have a mining contract that doubles my capital in a year, then I go mining.
I explain: if I invest $ 100 in a cloud mining service and the forecast is that after 12 months it has become $ 250 (like now on Europamine.com), I find it interesting.
If at the same time, investing $ 100 I buy 0.002 BTC but after a year, BTC has not increased by anything, I always remain with 0.002 BTC
I seek profit, sometimes cloud mining is better and sometimes it is better to buy BTC directly, it depends on the price of BTC and the cost of hashrate on cloud mining.
Lol, it's just a forecast. You ain't even sure if you will multiply your 0.002 BTC x2 after the said period. They could give you less or even exit scam. Meanwhile, if I just bought my BTC, I am sure I have my BTC in my wallet which will appreciate in value with time. 0.002 BTC remains the same, but the fiat value is what we are looking at. You will need a lot more USD to buy 0.002 BTC today than u needed to buy it 12 months ago. |
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I decided to leave a negative feedback on their rep account. I thought they could improve and solve all the issues but looks like it's just getting worse. Anyone thinking of sending money to them so consider better alternatives or else they risk losing their funds.
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looks like it is. what do people say, that this year 2021 is similar to 2017, the evidence has been seen a lot, from the increase in new all time high by BTT, and some low satoshi coins, and now NPXS is reportedly going to change to PundiX and of course the supply is reduced, this is good news and I recommend investing in PundiX because in the bullrun this time the low satoshi will be successful.
What's very funny is that initially the coin had a small supply, then they decided to mess it up by increasing the supply x1000 and now the want to reduce the suppy? I have never seen a team tinker so much with token supply like the Pundix team  |
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Fees depends on exchanges. Binance sometimes says they don't charge a penny although I doubt.
Apparently they don't sometimes charge, but for this to happen I think the project has to be well established already and transparent. The criteria they will need in order for the project to be eligible for listing minus the fees alone will be headache to most mediocre projects. |
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I need to get more than 1000 USDT and on P2P I do not feel safe, because there are not many guys with 100% completition.
I prefer pay more fees but being safe.
I Signed up on coinbase, deposited there 1000 eur with no fees, then purchased ADA with 14.68 eur fees, then moved to kucoin for €0.18 fees and now I am going to trade to change in USDT.
Do you know if there is another coin on coinbase with less fess then €14.68? Or any coin has such fees?
You are spending a lot in fees just for nothing. Binance p2p is safe so long as you follow instructions. The completion rate you see is determined by the percentage of number of times someone completes trades out of the total number of trade requests. Therefore, when someone does not complete a trade, It means they ignored you trade request, and you still get to keep your money. Their score however, reduces. So why should you be worried if you still get to keep your money? |
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I really wonder why people always try to complicate things by signing up and sending money to possible scams to make profits for them, yet there is a very easy way of making returns by just buying Bitcoin and keeping them safely in your personal wallet.
Thursday March 2020 - Bticoin price --> $6,700
Thursday March 2021 - Bticoin price --> $52,200
ROI - 779%
Tell me a cloud mining site that can make you such returns in one year,,, I will wait
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