I'd suggest using pay to many in electrum or bitcoin core and not using qr codes but using plain text (or a converter).

The transaction might still be expensive though, I think that's 80000 bytes and at a high fee of 100 sat per byte it'd cost 0.08btc, at the minimum fee with a longer conf it'd cost only 0.0008 but getting a transaction of that size to confirm at low fees light be harder.

You're also limited to aboout 2300 outputs before the 100kb mark where your transaction won't be relayed by the mempool afaik.
You might be better off doing it in batches of 250 or 500 to get a fast (within a day conf) with low fees.

There's normally an explanation on the ban message when you log in afaik.

Also your posts probably can't be restored anyway as your deleted posts are hard deleted on the forums server, but you ought be able to find them in drafts on bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=drafts from the banned account, you ought want to back these up just in case.

Just in case someone suggests leverage platforms like bitmex or bybit I'd advise against it if you're just starting out.

For liquidity purposes, I think binance and coinbase PRO are going to be best for you to use. But I don't know how big a moves we get in bitcoin day trading and whether they'll be enough to cover the 1% trading fee (0.5% buy and 0.5% sell).

Willkommen!

As well as the others have said, just have a bit of a look around the topics and boards here, ask whatever you want in the relevant sections if you're stuck with anything crypto related. Also see if you can find and contribute to topics that interest you.

The links at the top just below your name (especially show replies) will help keep track of threads you've made/posted on.

It has an actual purpose in industry, unlike bitcoin though ;-)..

Bitcoins just for drug dealers and the black economy, don't fool yourself .

Realistically it has much less of an application than gold...

Retail enter at all points. The masses will probably come in once its easier and once institutions have snapped up a lot...

Governments like the UK, US and China already have huge reserves of gold so why would they enter?

I do think some people over fixate on Warren buffets strategy. His current one has moved away from wealth creation to maintaining the value he has built up from. His strategy and ultimately to keep the insurance company's reserves high.

Although lucius probably considered your post spam in that thread or something previously overdiscussed.

Japan imo has a very stable stock market and the oldest still functioning company in the world (the top ten only has Japan, Germany, France, Austria and the UK) .

How did you update your version of electrum? There was a phishing message on the old version (anything around 3.x should be considered vulnerable now anyway).

Is there anything else you could've clicked on if it wasn't a phishing message, for example is your wallet password protected as it might be easier to accidentally click send on something otherwise.

Imo any coin on the eth protocol that isn't defi or stable is worthless. I meant both of those but defi comes from stablecoins as, if they move, the defi token moves too.

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And yeah guess I need to look more in to how stuff on eos actually works... From the gist I got it looked like you got a token, net and CPU just from staking.

I doubt free money is ever a good idea.

Giving things like rice, pasta, oats, fruit and potatoes for free as a basic diet might be beneficial though as well as other more luxury products, clothes and maybe Internet or similar.

A lot of utilities should really be socialised with private versions offering better as public transport in a lot of places (other than European trains) just has really high profit margins..

I saw some stuff like that before as well, they normally end up getting rekt.. I saw a guy who, using Robinhood, went from $5 to $700k and then went back down to $40... Futures trading is risky.

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@crwth I've always considered gunboat but never managed to work out how reliable it was for a good trading strategy. Licences seem quite cheap though but even the best trading strategy can liquidate everything in futures trading with a big crash(l (normally because ethe exchange can't process stuff in time). Are you able to set a risk tolerance so it only trades 25% of funds at a max of 25x for example?

I'm quite confused a lot of coins are on the etph network as I thought it wasn't very scalable, like bitcoin.

I know there's USDN on the waves network which also has lower fees but I'm not sure of their scalability. But I think btc-omni or eos would be a better and cheaper option than the eth network (especially since the defi bottlenecks)...

Danke! Das war alt (drei Monat) aber habe ich geändert es.

Oh yeah! Then what when fees rise to $50 a transaction! What are they buying?

Most countries like this have inflation at about 10% annually right? I don't think supermarket pricing change that often and people probably do invest or convert currency when they can, I think people from Venezuela use paper dollars for example and people in Indonesia may also use gbp or euro. But supermarkets might up their price every month or so but realistically they can't sell to you for much more than about a 5% markup on WHAT THEY PAID and if they're sourcing locally, they might have longer contracts.

If you keep £100 out of a bank account you're missing more the interest than you are the inflation cost (only about £23 at 1.4% inflation, whereas interest at 3% could be £55 over 15 years).

Yeah Londons gone pretty scummy anyway. Also paying 5 million for a small house seems a little rediculous.

Investing in London in the past has been a good idea and I don't know how out taxes compare to China so it might be a wise decision for some and might still have a place to move up, but the rest of the country is now moving much faster than London price wise..

I just checked local bitcoins and it has a €600 markup for paying with PayPal.

You could try opening a thread on the currency exchange and accept only 1:1 but it light take time to fill. I assume you checked coinbase (who dropped credit card acceptance in the UK a few years ago and cex who I'm not sure about).

Also I remember Amex not being accepted in many places because of their high fees on cards, but I think they give good cashback if you find somewhere offering a good rate.

$25 million imo sounds kinda medium sized for scams that go on here, I bet we've had a lot higher in crypto by now.

You're definitely better off buying diamonds/gold and storing them or investing in their production, vaulted stuff is vat free to ensure you can't get hold of it imo (or are greatly discouraged). I do remember a lot of schemes that were diamond backed back in the day (I'm sure there was a dnd coin or something) doubt much happened with those either other than a wealthy anonymous ceo.

Most large amounts of money are going to go into property or luxury items imo. Either that or it'll be used for stock buybacks or similar (if it's the US).

Domestic property is one of the largest sectors for money to flow into so I think that's big enough to absorb most of the profits everyone makes from crypto without causing much of a dent.

UK properties make up about £130.5 trillion for example just on its own (and that's assuming only 30 million houses).

Imo, this is either a "Bart" fakeout or we're going further down...

I'm not certain but I think we're in for at least filling the cme gap and potentially going further to the 8.8k regions.

You attempted to buy BZRX right?

I'm looking on etherscan and can't work out where it's gone tbf, I used uniswap about a month ago to buy bzrx and everything seemed to work fine. What wallet were you using and do you have antivirus on your computer/ haven't installed anything dodgy including plugins.