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I think it's about time you started developing yourself and learn new things. You aren't going to use Bounty hunting as a source of income all your life, are you?
Bounties are a thing of the past where one could earn so valuable tokens but not anymore so what you need to do is to adapt and learn or look for something else that can earn you meaningful amounts of money like trading or else you are going to waste your time and resource earning valueless shitcoins.
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Can you trade using API or any third-part bot? If that possible you can trade ignore kucoin traing GUI.
If you can withdraw it will not be considered a problem. Withdraw, create a new account and do not use trading password.
It will be annoying if you cannot withdraw your money.
Once you activate the trading password, you will be asked for it during API key creation too. What even surprised me sometime back is that whenever I would withdraw from my account on the mobile app, they don't ask for my 2FA code. As soon as I enter my trading password, withdrawal is processed. It's like they rank the trading password much highly than 2FA code in terms of security of one's account. |
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I see the forked coins on the blockchain but is their some specific order I need to go through? I am entitled to BTG, BCH, BSV, BCHA and some other shit ones but do I need to go through an order to claim these?
You can use this website: http://www.findmycoins.ninja to see your claimable coins in order to the most to the least valuable. It only checks addresses that don't have more than 50 transactions thou. |
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What the hell is buxtank? Looks like an attempt to shill a shady wallet. Out of curiosity, I check it out, and I have every reason to believe it's a scam wallet. 1. Asking for private keys  2. Once you send money to the wallet, you won't be able to withdraw or send it out  3. Asking to pay a monthly fee inform of an account level package, just like Ponzi schemes  4. Claim that you will be anonymous but will ask for personal information to sign up 5. Claim that only you will have full control of your funds, but there's no option to back up one's mnemonic codes or privatekeys  |
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If you still can't see anything then i suggest you try to look for some good recovery software and try to recover all deleted files from drive C and then search for the multidoge.wallet file.
However, do not copy, download or install anything in drive C as of now (You can install the recovery software in another Disk partition like D or E to avoid overwriting and corrupting any recent file that could be recoverable in C)
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After Real Madrid won today's match vs Sevilla, I hope Barcelona can do the same. This will keep them on the right track in hope of putting a little pressure on Atletico Madrid.
You must have been watching a very different Match, Real Madrid played Valencia today, not Sevilla Atlético Madrid have 2 games to play so far and are still leading with a 5 points gap as of today, so I don't think they will be on pressure... Even a little.  |
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Most cloud mining services are actually ponzi schemes if you didn't know. They have no real income generating business model and instead use the money you will send to buy a subscription, hash power or whatever they call it to pay the other people who joined earlier on. Once the number of people joining the "cloud mining service" declines. The amount of payments reduces, or they completely stop making any payment at all. |
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How are you going to be doing that? You have just $100 and you expect to make up to $80,000? meehn you’re literally far from achieving that, unless you’re going to be doing some steady magic to blow up your money and reach that extent.
As for me I don’t think that’s going to be possible. You should have said something that is very close to being achieved , although I do know that anything is possible and can happen in this life, but first target where it’s easy to reach first.
This is not the kind of negative energy we need here. I don't know why people keep bashing and discouraging any trader trying out his strategy. I mean give the lad some courage for coming out here to show what he's trying to do instead of just trying to shut them down. maybe you could learn a thing or two I have been following his trades from the first video, and he seems to be doing pretty much well especially after losing over 50% of his initial $100 in the earlier trades. This challenge is barely a month old, and he has made about +213% from $100, Isn't that impressive? For starters, have you ever made +200% in a month while day trading? |
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According to this, it looks like they take trading password too seriously. Once you decide to reset it, they are going to ask for verification  Part 3: How to Reset the Trading Password
If you forgot the trading password, please have it reset in the account. Please select "Account Security" under the avatar, choose "Security Settings", find "Change" button, then click "Forgot Trading Password?" to complete the verification steps and submit the request. Your request will be approved in 1-3 days.
Note:
1. Please upload the requested identity verification photos or we won’t accept your request.
2. To ensure your account security, the withdrawal services on KuCoin and KuCoin Future and P2P Fiat Trade selling service will be temporarily closed for 24 hours after the setting is approved.
3. The trading password will be reset immediately after the approval. If you receive the notification email, please refresh the page to check.
I have seen a couple of complaints like yours on reddit. It looks like a norm to them (kucoin). Honestly, I didn't know they are this strict about resetting the trading password until your post. It's definitely opened my eyes. |
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Your transaction ID isn't reorganized by any block explorers yet which means you have to first sign and broadcast it. Please follow what @o_e_l_e_o said here; Open your wallet in Electrum
Go to the "History" tab
Double click on the saved transaction, which will be called "Local [xxx.x sat/b]"
Click on the button "Sign" at the bottom right, and enter your wallet password when prompted if you have one set up
Click on the button "Broadcast" at the bottom right
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But you said you did reset the wallet which could have deleted the data your wallet could have started. Question is do you have a backup of your wallet saved somewhere else? Like Mnemonic phrase or private keys?
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Well, this is a first one. I had never seen anyone appeal for deleted posts to be restored. Please quote the posts you had made and the links to the threads you had replied so that members can help you determine why they were deleted. My guess is that they were low quality or off-topic
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Typical scam miner equipment reseller site. They were even too lazy that they just did a copy and paste to their website from another shady website miners.eu Domain information Domain: cryptominersoutlet.com
Registrar: PDR Ltd. d/b/a PublicDomainRegistry.com
Registered On: 2020-11-07
Expires On: 2021-11-07
Updated On: 2020-11-12 I doubt it is a scam and I'm glad to not purchase it.
You doubt its scam, yet you checked out the location which was no real?  |
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I have personally gotten to know and use a half a dozen services due to long term exposures from signatures here. The services I ended up using mostly were advertised over a long period. I don't want to list them but most have been casinos and a couple of Bitcoin mixers.
The long term advertisement for a service comes with a feeling that a service is trustworthy and can be relied on by a possible consumer/customer. To be honest, I think short term advertisers don't feel the impact because it takes time for the consumer to get familiar and comfortable using a service. So before users even think about using the service, they have already pulled out their signatures, and they get forgotten faster than they even advertised here.
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Those so-called institutions you see buying Bitcoin in huge amounts will be the manipulators. They are not buying bitcoin to hold for 20-30 years for fun. They are here to make profits and whatever opportunity they have, they will go for it as long as the end product is profitable. They will long BTC, they will short it, they will set bull traps and bear traps just to make profits, so I say manipulation will still be there.
Certain stocks do have so many institutional investors, but we still do see manipulations happening from time to time.
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If you signed up last year then It should be easy to trace. Go to the email address' messages and look through messages you received last year especially verification messages they send you after you have signed up for a service. Most, if not all web wallets or exchanges send a verification link that you must click on to verify your email as you are signing up. That should be a good start. I hope you didn't delete the messages during that time.
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The 2020 halving have a difference, the price increase persisted up to this day. That's how it has always been from the start. Check out this Pre-2020 halving graph. There's usually no serious drop after halving. I wish i was able to create a complete graph up to where we are today so that you can see the clear picture  With the involvement of institutional investors, the market will be different this time which is a good thing because predictability will lead to people getting less profit and making the market susceptible to manipulation.
Who told you institutional investors will only buy Bitcoin and HODL it? They will obviously sell off when they realize profits. Some will enter the game of trading futures thereby shorting Bitcoin at some points in time. Trust me, a price correction or bear market is inevitable. It's how the normal market works. Don't get me wrong, Of course I would like Bitcoin to go higher and higher, but this is a normal market we are talking about. Not a ponzi scheme where only gains are expected. With the current cycle it feels like bitcoin halving is thing of old school now! The investors who has jumped into crypto recently are the reason why we see such major change. May be we should stop looking at bitcoin the we way did few years back. I can literally see the changes in bitcoin these days, the way it moves, the way world is taking interest into it.
You are in for a shocker. Institutional investors buying Bitcoin doesn't mean the price will just keep growing minus any dumps or price corrections. Why do you think they are buying Bitcoins in the first place? To HODL it for 30+ years just for fun? |
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Based on the history of Bitcoin price after the halving event, so far, there's not any much difference from the past, and we could go through the same path. Price will reach all-time high, then drop and then start a new accumulation phase.
10-20% correction is too small if bear market begun to take place. Just the other week, Bitcoin dropped by almost 25% in 24 hours after a previous pump. Remember this is happening in the bullish phase.
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I bought from Coinbase, but there is a 10 day hold on it, so it's stuck in there for that length
What payment method did you try to use? Bank transfer? It's a common practice among many centralized exchanges to keep hold of the funds for a certain period to avoid fraud, I doubt you may find any other quicker alternative apart from p2p |
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The value of the fiat currency in your country doesn't really change that much, but you still use the currency, not so?
A lot of people think the Bitcoin is just supposed to be used for only trading and making profits. Bitcoin is a lot more than that. I use Bitcoin to make payments and carry out cross board transactions making me spend a lot less in transaction fees and bypass the stupid double taxation.
So yes, I would certainly continue buying and using Bitcoin.
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