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I think merits don't have to be forced, i have seen some people chasing merits posting lot of articles and sharing hot news, and they get the merits, but i feel like is a forced way. It should be natural. If you want to get merits just be yourself and make some contributions to the forum. That's the right formula.
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Es una noticia caliente que está en todos lados, veremos mañana que tanto afecta esto al precio de bitcoin, de entrada ya bajó de los $7000, así que esto no pinta nada bien. Mi pronostico es que esta semana el BTC bajará hasta $6000, como decimos en México 'A ojo de buen cubero'.
Lo que no entendí es por que se desplomó tanto el precio del dolar, seguiré indagando en las noticias.
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Stable coins like Tether is not good investment, of course it is in stable price but useful when the market is down, you can convert your coins into stable coins so you can not lose more money.
I do not agree with you, Tether is a good investment when the market is down. If we jump to Tether before the crash then we will end with the same amount of money but a bigger amount of cryptos... Stable coins is a safe way to trade Bitcoins against USD without touching the banks. |
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$25 million is a huge amount, it isn't the first time someone abuses the smart contracts to take a big amount of money to their pockets. As i always say: The problem with smart contracts is the people smarter than them This is not the last time we will see an attack like this. |
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I'm using TOR browser for log in bitcointalk. Which browser do you use when you log in bitcointalk? Some may use more than one browser as well. For instance, sometimes I use Chrome as well when I log in from mobile. In that case, vote for the option which you used most. Well, it's nothing special. Got curious from this thread. You don't require to state it here if you are hesitating. Just voting on the poll is okay. Tor browser is the best option, and the link, we get to avoid captcha is really easy to use. But i personally use Chrome. It has work fine for me in the past years and that's why i keep using it. Great poll by the way  |
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El verdadero problema es que estas establecoins son maa falsas que compresa de travesti. No estan respaldadas efectivamente por un activo tal como se presupone. Ejemplo real:
Tether subio unos 1.900 millones en capitalizacion en los ultimos 20 días. Fin de mi alegato señoria.
Exacto, ese es el verdadero problema, por lo menos bitcoin está respaldado en la oferta y la demanada, pero las stable coins son millones de dolares imaginarios sin respaldo ni lógica que sirve para burlarse de los bancos. La idea es muy astuta hay que aceptarlo, pero esto no tendrá un final feliz. |
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The problem with doing this is the legal status of bitcoin on each country, maybe it could work in the places who see bitcoin as money, but in Mexico, you can't make payments of a product or a service with bitcoin because is not money, is called a 'Virtual Active'. So, to have those services and more, first, we need to fix the legal status of bitcoin around the world.
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It probably we go beyond $10k if the current momentum will continue and also to the point that we flatten already the virus during that time.
Market anticipations that most are doing now it eventually helping the market to move slowly back high and breaking the $7.2k resistance. But it was then recorder that previous halving show a massive impact on the price almost a year after and that could something to repeat as the market behavior seems to look the same.
Yep, this is the right time to hold our coins. I think it will bump more than those $10k, not sure how up but it will be a nice surprise for us. Some people say I'm too optimistic, but I'm just 'starting to believe' |
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The first step is to buy bitcoins, for that there are a lot of exchanges, but i would recommend localbitcoins. And the second step is to do your first transaction, you need to be careful in that step because if you do something wrong you can lose your coins. So, be sure where are you sending the coins.
And any questions you have, feel free to ask it here on the forum and we will help you.
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People need to stop the obsession in knowing who Satoshi is. The dude did us good by creating a great alternative to the current financial system, and they're going to repay it by trying to find out who he/she/they is/are? Especially knowing that Satoshi obviously don't want to be known due to how much privacy precautions he/she/they had. Let the legend rest peacefully.
True, lot of people still obsessed with this question. And if they know the answer that will not change anything. The only thing that could happen is a deception if Satoshi is not what we think. So, the best thing to do is to stop asking ourselves, who is Satoshi. |
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Poker Face de Lady Gaga... Estoy en un estado de ánimo nostálgico estos días  Te entinedo perfectamente, por que en el mismo estado yo he estado escuchando a Charles Bradley, dejo el enlace para que la escuches, espero que sea de tu agrado. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBdTVmSVq14 |
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I finally did it! x9999! Thanks luckybit, with that x9999 and the happy hour is a full party day on luckybit! Cya all in 1 and a half hour for the HH, don't miss it guys! |
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So, what do we need to recover our lost coins? a GPU farm and $100,000 USD Mark those words guys, the history is hard to believe but you know what they say, Money Talks.  It would be nice to know what software he used for the brute force attack, i think JTR was involved. |
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Esto parece la segunda parte del mundo financiero vs Libra y afines, solo que en lugar de llamarlos por su nombre directamente (no cita Libra en las 67 páginas del documento), los enmarcan bajo un paraguas común, con alcance mayor al abarcar todas las stablecoins. En todo caso, aunque las recomendaciones se fijen en mayor grado en los stablecoins (-to-be), también cubre los criptoactivos "inestables" (licencia literaria mía, en contraposición a los "estables"): These recommendations are motivated by GSCs predominantly intended for retail purposes that may pose financial stability risks, but could also apply to stablecoins or other crypto-assets that pose similar risks.
[/b] https://www.fsb.org/wp-content/uploads/P140420-1.pdfPor ejemplo, en la siguiente cita: In March 2019, the Committee published a newsletter on the risks associated with crypto-assets. The Committee noted that the continued growth of crypto-assets has the potential to raise financial stability concerns and increase risks faced by banks, and that many types of crypto-assets do not reliably provide the standard economic functions of money issued or backed by a government or public authority and are unsafe to rely on as a medium of exchange or store of value. The newsletter outlined a set of minimum supervisory expectations for banks that are authorised, and decide, to acquire crypto-assets and/or provide related services.
Nota: Creo que este tema se abrió ayer también: Bancos centrales presionados para el BAN de las stablecoins - AdiOs Tether!Muy Buena informacion colega, al parecer es un tema mas delicado de lo que pensaba, Hay que tener claro que Tether representa hoy en día un mercado de caputalización de $6,357,077,269 dolares, yo creo que de ahí se deriva la preocupacion de los bancos centrales, si Facebook lanza libra imagina la capitalización que adquiriría ese proyecto, simplemente son numeros muy grandes. Una disculpa por abordar el mismo tema desde diferente angulo, bloquearé el hilo y los que gusten debatir sobre el tema nos seguimos en el hilo de ChiNgadOr: Bancos centrales presionados para el BAN de las stablecoins - AdiOs Tether! |
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I’m a big fan of the forum and a big fan of history , so during this lockdown I thought I’d combine the two  There are some highly important, top quality and extremely informative historical threads that every newcomer to the forum should read . These threads are not those ! These threads are some of the more off beat , weird and wonderful yet interesting posts, that appeared a long time ago , in a galaxy, far , far away... Did this forum member change his name... for 2000 BTC? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2655.20The first altcoin discussion ... zitcoin ? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=808.0Was this the first attempt at a 51% attack ? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=431.100Have a read if you’re bored and if you enjoy I’ll add a few more From the last thread you posted, i found something more wired than the attack by itself and is The anonymous user who posted there: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=431.msg42799#msg42799I didn't know the forum had that feature in the past. |
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The topic was started in the G20... they calls stablecoins a systemic risk. And is really fun because with printed money the government's just can print more money and increase their debts, but is a different story with stable coins. Govs can't print them and that's why they are afraid.
If those coins get banned that would be really hard for the crypto world.
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No del todo, alguna vez has intentado eliminar una de estas extenciones de google, el proceso de reportarla es algo complejo y para que consideren eliminarla imagino que necesitan mas de 1000 reportes, así que desde mi punto de vista google no coopera mucho con esto. Incluso hay formas de ver los codigos fuente de estas aplicaciones malignas, creeo que entender el bicho es la mejor manera de abordarlo y eliminarlo. |
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Happy Hour with leader board for highest multiplier would be awesome!
For that Luckybit has the Hall Of Fame... Any good shot will be registered there even if it happens under the happy hour or not: https://luckyb.it/hall_of_fameBut i get your point and agree, would be nice to have that board with the highest multiplier. |
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