I think this one should go to https://cryptocollider.com, it really is a unique website. Pay them a visit with a flash enabled browser and you'll see what I mean. What is the most innovative gambling/game website that accepts altcoins in your opinion. |
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It wouldn't be too unlikely for china to be having a major impact on the recent events behind the crash that stopped the price from rallying but lets not forget how the spread between Bitfinex and exchangew tih no withdrawal issues pushed prices up at the begining of the rally. There's no indication that this was organic from the beginning.
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Your bank won't ask any questions for transactions under $10k, but if this is something you do frequently you might want to look into declaring as the appropriate kind of income so you won't have to worry about it any more. If it's a one time thing don't over think about it.
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Stellar STR $ 0.0475636 +9.08 % is currently my favorite with a market cap of $44 mil and its multi layered applications that connects banks, payments systems, and people.
Would like to see it on other exchanges besides Poloniex
I'm bearish on stellar ATM. The up and coming release of tokens is likely to lead the market to quite a bit of profit taking, especially after the recent bitcoin rally that also pushed stellar prices up. |
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Bitcoin core also has to synchronize the blockchain as a full wallet. You could import your keys to a wallet that doesn't download the full blockchain data for faster use, like electrum.
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Sleeping each and every address would be costly, yes. But importing private keys to bundle transactions together wouldn't be as costly from my experience. The toll would be on your CPU but a good wallet would do it. It is a trade-off of some traceability for a cheaper price to pay in fees.
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Reddcoin started out gaining traction shortly after the success of dogecoin. The team vmbehind it has been short of active but due to it's small daily trading volumes it is easy to see the price pumped.
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I want to finally make the move and send all my coins to a freshly generated wallet.dat with HD enabled, but as far as I understood, the only way is to sell the coins to yourself.
The problem is, I got tons of different payments of small amounts of BTC like 5-6 dollars per different address. Once I send all of those inputs into the new wallet, the size of the transaction will be huge and im going to get raped by a ridiculous fee, which doesn't give me the incentive to move the coins.
And if I understood it correctly, this situation also disincentives people from the "a new receiving address per transaction" privacy practice because the more different addresses you got the bigger the total size of the transaction will be and hence the more fee you will pay.
Mixing solutions are also increasingly more expensive due all the different inputs making the tx size bigger.
Looks like im stuck with my old format wallet until we somehow get segwit in for once. Honestly this sucks and we need to fix it soon.
How many addresses are we talking about here? What stops you from entering the private keys to import the addresses themselves into your wallet? There ought to be an automated way to do this and it sure is something to consider if your wallet can handle that vomume of addresses. |
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I think that this goes beyond a mining technology. A quantum leap in bitcoin's mining algorithm would probably mean that there is potential to hold the network hostage with only a fraction of the funds that'd be previously needed. In such a hypothetical scenario, a single party would be able to handle bitcoin's network.
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Of course ethereum is easily replaceable by a fork of it at the time it was still an original idea unaffected by hype. Vitalik had a good concept about ethereum but the way things went isn't really flattering for a developer with integrity.
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Trading with btc - eth, I buy too high ( 0,082 ) and today I sell all on 0,077. Before that trade btc - ripple ( xrp ), make mistake buy 0,0002150 so today I sell with price 0,0001200. I decide to sell all because my patience is finish. I have loss almost 40% from my money, my question is simple ................. stop or continue?
Buying at the top is never a good idea. Many people will always get caught in bull traps, the fatlct that you sold after the dump puts you in a bad position in terms of recouping losses. Best hope would be a rally in bitcoin's price once again but that seems a bit unlikely in terms of the market's momentum at the moment. |
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Cloyd mining is nkt the way to investbinto bitcoin mining. If you are looking for a trust less way to earn from mining then owning your own equipment is the way to go but not many thing other than that can be considered investments I to mining
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I think that the peak of the rally was most certainly a bull trap. New buyers got caught into holding the bags as rampant profit taking started.
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I think this is intentional. There is no way the management behind the most funded exchange is so incompetent. They were working just fine as the price was rising. They're doing their best to prevent s further crash for sure.
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Email is pretty much trust based. You can intergrade pgp into pretty much most email clients but in my opinion there is no reason to make emai systems distributed. Cryptography is enough.
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Hey bud I think your portfolio is being dumped right now, how did you figure steem, pivx nxt to be anything other than the usual scam which they are?
Syscoin, Nem, Bts all are jokes even Ltc is a joke all of the mentioned coins are a disgrace to crypto.
Satoshi was the one and only who has disappeared and never sold a single coin of his stash, I can't tell the same thing about other devs can you?
Of course it is getting dumped. Altcoins were just a way for traders to leverage profits as the value of Bitcoin was riding. This would be easier in smaller markets ofc.. |
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I think that it is a bad time to invest in any of those as the peak was reached and now massive profit taking it taking place. There's only so long bagholders will be hodling for. There are tons of coins to be dumped and aside of the bubble, no market to absorb them.
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If the recent price fall is to be considered a correction and breach of support then in my opinion it's normal that volatility is dominating markets but there is no indication that markets remain bullish.
Unless an overturn occurs I don't think that prices will be reaching peak levels again soon.
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You should set a limit to where you'd cash out some fprofit with the coin you invest the most in IMO. There might be no limit as to how far Bitcoin or any asset for that matter can rise but profit taking is the smart thing g to do at some point.
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I think that against the background of the potential drop of bitcoins to $ 1500, judging by the schedule:  investing in DMD which has 25% of annual income, this is a very good offer. If a price drop further than 25% is somewhere on the way, then even the absurd 25% annually doesn't sound that great no matter what the altcoin bearing the returns is. |
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