If you sent about $32 then yes I think so?

The input to that transaction had around $5000 so they could be hoping you send it again and don't care...

It looks to have confirmed 2-3 weeks ago also?

1. Yes
2. Not really (he's either scamming you or he has some sort of virus that changed the address he copied, both of which would be his problem).
3. No the ID should be all that is needed.

Can you post the transaction ID here so we can check it's definitely confirmed?. If you're not comfortable doing that, click the transaction ID in blockchain.com and send us something about the block (either the hash or the height) that it was included in.

Enjoy the rabbit hole there (research).

And yes we can definitely get Banking services through defi. If its possible to show a qr code on a trezor screen (which it is) it's also possible to show it on a PoS system (chip and pin device).

In crypto £5000 isn't much... That's kinda more interesting that not many people have many crypto assets going through coinbase in the UK.

Dunno if it makes much sense to contact coinbase though and not just contact a bank? Are banks no longer compliant with tax regulations or do they use both?

In short: no.

Defi is more than just put down funds and get a return or you take out a margin.

In the financial sector, the banking part is probably only a few percent of the pie. The other financial sectors such as cfds and shares make up huge amounts of the sector with leverage taking up other amounts. I think we have leverage platforms on defi either fully functioning or in testnet now and those will be more attractive than just borrowing and paying back...

I think snap is considered as safe as the repositories you can also install from for Ubuntu? I thought it was run by the same people tbh. You're probably fine using it, it doesn't take much more to install core from source - especially if you have the dependencies - if you are paranoid. You can also just download the binaries too afaik from the official site and those seem to work when I've tried them on Linux.

With number 1 at the very least you've lost both of your anonymity.
If you weren't willing to share that you have the account here with them, why are you trusting their computer to be secure? Also why aren't you using incognito to log in on foreign machines if you do trust them enough...

2. Potentially. If its still enough like the article then yes, if its completely reframed and put into their own words with stuff they've put in added into it then potentially not. I think there's a point where work turns from plagiarism of to inspired by.

Has he confirmed catching the virus or is it just speculation?

I think bitcoins price movement was a standard move also and not influenced greatly by external factors....

Just taking a stab in the dark here but I could probably guess the number of HSBC bankers knowingly ignoring where funds came from being arrested still stands at 0?

Yeah fwiw set an sl a little above the liquidation price ($10) otherwise you're just unnecessarily losing a bit of the maintenance margin each time....

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Wow, wait they're running the thing from the US? Now thst is a surprise, how did they not think they were breaking regulations with that one - they could've at least moved to Canada...

It could be some sort of hodl law.

I remember getting here in 2015 (when we were at $150/coin and not knowing where we were going.

At that time I certainly wouldn't have expected it to reach $20k... That'd have been $1.5k to $200k in a rapid amount of time... Who knows, maybe it cna happen again...

Is it an xpub that begins with xpub? It's not hexadecimal or anything? Ie it isn't (0x)56FF842AD3...

If it begins Xpub only one wallet should be produced imo i don't think there's a way to fiddle with the derivation path or anything.

Are the xpubs really dissimilar? It might be worth getting in touch with cold card, the only other idea id have is is the qr code scanner likely to have been vulnerable to attacks or the machine where the xpub was copied?

If doing this again in the future. Please check 12 random characters in the xpub to check they're the same - and if necessary all of them.

I can do this at 1:1 I'll try and remember to send an address when I wake up for you to transfer the eth to.

Can do this on the forum also but would prefer if you went first.

Address to send eth to is here: 0x23CE5243D135977D5c0DD976B6756e0b293c9583

If it was only an hour then tbh it would be the longest chain.

The longest chain would be made up of the luck% x power so it might not be the one with the highest hash power if "luck" favoured the other chain (eg a block on one of the chains hashed in a few seconds to be below the target).

Even if it was at the difficulty change when it split, the split would be based on the mean average of the last 2016 blocks so would result in a very similar difficulty for both chains (potentially enough for the new hashes to be under the new target even on the longest chain with the slightly higher difficulty) besides that, I don't know the rest of the consensus rules on determining which nonce is actually favoured.

That's probably a house in most of Europe back then... And 75% of one in England (so close enough to one).


Yeah it's a bit of a weird time for a lot of Europe. The UK looks to have started to stagnate economy wise since the last drop in 2016. Sweden has only recently started to grow and I'm not sure how sustainable that is. Germany is still moving though at a pace similar to the US - but both may slow.

But the east was, for a while at least, crashing really hard. That might have reversed by now if a lot of people have started up successful businesses over there.

Yeah coinbase should be a good bet, just check the rate for your króna to btc or eur and check its alright. I think they charge 2.5% fees though on the normal site. Binance might also allow you to buy with a debit card.

Make sure you use coinbase.com though and get redirected from there! I just checked coinbase dot dk and it isn't coinbase.

Raising it was probably a good move... Although I thought quite a few people from there made a decent amount of money moving to +4 phone regions (Germany, Belgium and Scandinavia) and pick up seasonal work there?

Anyway I'll be sure to add it to my list once the pandemic is over if I take a trip round Europe.

Not sure I've heard of the brand but that sounds expensive for a second hand watch?

Also can you not retire of 51k in romanis? I thought minimum wage was like 4-8 k eur a year

The maths Olympics is international!?

It probably depends on what they're doing also because maths and analytics skills don't go hand in hand nowadays with software development and similar (I don't remember what the tests were on).

Also China is at the 20th century US kinda phase, they might be seeing less outputs in items (factories moving to neighbouring countries) but a similar amount of cash flow due to an increase in value of smaller numbers of items exported.

I dunno I think I like this idea. Don't keep a static list and keep moving people round instead kinda makes more sense... Its a more stable form of meritocracy?