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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5406268.0

Organizator: tread93

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LE: mare atentie! acest portofel va functiona doar daca esti in US! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5406491.msg60584420#msg60584420

Concurs incheiat

Since all this "crypto" is based on various free software... there's no way of stopping anybody from creating a coin that's not backed by anything.
Do you think that the exchanges care if the thing they're selling is backed or not? Well, maybe 1-2 exchanges from 1-2 countries.
And even if all would ban the not backed coins because of laws... one can make a new exchange, hidden, P2P where people are allowed to exchange again not backed coins.

So no.. it's not possible. Also it's likely that you have misunderstood both bitcoin and the other cryptocurrencies (and the relationship between them).

Indeed, also an option! Just then we switch from realm of bitcoin collectibles to... maybe (modern) art!  

Let's say there's a football match between Liverpool FC and Huddersfield Town (taken from this list)
If you would do betting (like in high/low, or maybe roulette) you would maybe bet on Huddersfield Town. But since you do an educated guess and know a bit about football, you'll bet on Liverpool and will probably win. (PS. Educated guess is related to how much you know about that topic, not about general education.)
Of course, there's a risk factor there too, but not that big.
This is what I was saying.

Why included in gambling sites? Because they love to diversify. On the other hand... did you see sports betting in a Vegas casino?

You should not be scared by any ranks. Some have earned their ranks for knowledge, some only by simply being very old here (but not necessarily knowledgeable). Even newbies can ask or tell smart things, even legendary members can ask or tell stupid things and make mistakes.


As said there are no restrictions, just, if you create a topic, make sure you create it in the most suitable subforum, hence increasing the chance of being seen by relevant people (one example is that you better ask about mining in the Mining areas than in Beginners and Help).

Then... you should never fear of offending some. It's a free forum. Some get offended easy, some not at all, learn to care less about such things.


So as long as you are on topic, you don't repeat things already said and as long as you don't spam, .. you should be okay.

Sports betting is not seen by everybody like gambling. Sports betting means an educated guess. Gambling is driven by chance.

And something like this happens with trading too. For some, trading is an educated guess based on TA, news and other stuff. For others it's only based on "gut feeling" (i.e. chance).


So it depends on what you mean by gambling and it depends on which traders you are asking about; I expect those that treat trading like gambling not survive for many years in the business.

Let me guess, you offer the 20% bonus because you cannot withdraw from the alleged account or similar "surprises"?
What would be the good reason for not using any known exchange (of any kind) for that trade? This smells very fishy...

... is it me or these guys' math tend to forget that more efficient mining rigs, if any, did cost money which has to be counted in for ROI in the rather near future (before the halving)?
Also, didn't the electricity prices go up pretty much everywhere?

I think that both the 24k and the 13k figures may be wrong.

I don't know how CHF goes, so I'll take EUR as example.
1 EUR used to be 1.1 USD or more (I think it was even 1.2). So in theory, if you indeed trust that EUR will recover and buy now EUR at current ~1:1 ratio, you may get 10% return when EUR recovers to 1.1.. if it ever recovers.

Since we're on a bitcoin forum, I'd add that there are good chances one would earn more and in a shorter timespan by buying bitcoin while current "crypto winter" lasts. But please don't take as a financial advice, please do as you think with your money.

It's a pretty much expected development, for some weeks now. The only unexpected part is that it took this long.

As we keep telling, "not your keys, not your coins".
I pity the many who have handed out their money for the mirage of earning some more cents, since I expect those need their money the most.
Oh well, people have to learn in a way or another...

PS. It's called Celsius, not Celcius.

The more known bitcoin becomes, the more the threats against users' funds.
Also people start becoming aware that keeping their funds on custodian services can easily be a bad idea.
And we, here on bitcointalk, suggest a lot the use of HW, since most people are not technical enough to properly safeguard their funds.

So this development is, by far, not a surprise.

It's not the Bitcoin that has to be moved to web wallets. It's this topic that should be moved. See bottom-left link "Move topic".

As said, your bitcoin should be used with a better wallet, like Electrum (just make sure you download it from https://electrum.org and verify it)
If you have the private keys it may go easy, you just restore your wallets directly in Electrum and no need to ever touch blockchain.com again.
(I didn't understand what is the "cold storage" you think you're using and where you get the private keys from, so maybe I've got part of my answer wrong).
Make sure your computer doesn't have viruses.

Also, if the amounts of money there are significant, consider buying a hardware wallet, generate a new wallet on that one and transfer your funds there.
And if you have questions, ask here, one by one, until everything is cristal clear.

Actually in order to actually have the alien get to use bitcoin he will have to be connected to Earth's internet.
Until that is achieved, anybody claiming to be sending Bitcoin to aliens (in a digital form) can easily be seen as scammer.
Ah, and one more small technical difficulty: did we find any aliens yet?

It's not. It's part of a list of overly easy exercises to be done (all together) and should not need more than 30 minutes (all together).


Trying to get there, but not there yet. It seemed to work while there was school, it seems to not work as good in the vacation. Still working on it.


Tom & Jerry, Pink Panther, Woody, Popeye, ... there's quite a list of great cartoons.
I also found out that's a good age for Laurel and Hardy movies

Indeed, this 1BTC = 1BTC is pretty much similar to "unrealized loss is not loss" (unless you sell).


The universe is not the same in (any) 2 different moments. So unless in some very strict mathematical (abstract) setup I would not be surprised if none of those tautologies stand.


Now related to the title... this is much more complicated imho. It's not only the fluctuations in Bitcoin price that matters, it's also the country. Because 69k loaves in your country may have been 280k loaves in another country. However, I do get your point and I also feel that this wild fluctuations in the price, while they do bring Bitcoin into the news (especially in the bull runs), they are a barrier in getting it used globally as a currency and also as a store of value.
Many (or maybe all) institutional investors advocating buying Bitcoin, the investors that should drive global acceptance are in trouble now and pretty much silent, since even if it's unrealized loss, it still looks bad on the papers.
So while I do tell that 1BTC=1BTC, indeed, the context matters, hence you're right.

You must be joking. I had with one of them that kind of problems with 8*9, but never with 3*3.


Actually Q1 was "Write the following numbers as words: 18, 24, 38, 55, 83, 99".




9 and 11.


I had my surprises during the past years, so I know what I'm talking about.
Don't trust, verify. They've done their paper next day, I was happy (actually pleasantly surprised) with the outcome and we were good again.


If they don't have iPads unlocked all day, cartoons on TV are just the next option.
When they are no longer allowed at TV, they get to play actual games.


What went wrong seems to be parents' lack of time and the easy solution of iPads and consoles.
However, I try to show mine now and then older cartoons (they do like Woody Woodpecker) or older games (TIM, Warcraft2). But it's inevitable, they do go with the trend.

You should try to understand what you read. Use translator if needed.
Or you're just "playing a game" in order to spam the mods? You do have a history of trolling I see...


It's nice to see such experiment, although i don't agree with your (over)use of colors
I'll watch this thread. Keep us posted.

It has happened with USB adaptors, not in the phone, although one of my phones has odd restarts for some months and a new microSD has cured it, but there may have been other reasons back then.


No. Sorry. I just don't have the connections to look for such good deals.


LOL!


One important reason is that I am not sure I'll be able to put it correctly back in place after opening it.
Another one may be that it looks like there aren't big enough CMR laptop HDDs available.


Thank you. Under Windows closing the lid tends to get the computer into sleep mode, which is not what I want. If Linux shuts the screen off for me at closing the lid, that's just perfect.
I'll write down that command too just in case.

I thought the same for more than a year. And such thinking made the last price drop (from 30k down) pretty much take me by surprise.
Now I simply don't know. I hope for the best, but acknowledge the worse is also possible.

I didn't break the cards, but the data was lost. Symlink is, however, a cool idea I agree with. (Also having Bitcoin core on a smartphone sounds overly cool!).


From what I know it depends greatly on the usage. It's not the same if it sits in the pocket doing almost nothing or you play a game. It's not the same even if you have a lot of widgets refreshing all the time from the internet or not having them.
And I expect Bitcoin core will use some of that CPU...


You really make it hard for me to decide 


Of course, but I already have monitor for that.


Indeed, lately when I look for HDDs I also check for this (of course, in case of SH I don't get much detail, however, read below).

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Another direction which you may like more: I may be able to get my hands for free onto an ASUS Pro57V (CPU = Intel T5800, 4GB RAM) and then I'll just buy a proper external HDD and insert it into this baby (which now has an old school 500GB WD Black in it). What you say? [PS. I will need tips on how to turn off and on the screen of that ASUS laptop]