Yeah I guess the ledger website links and check-ledger links might be trying to add some association. And on that note, urls are pulled up search engine search results based on the number of mentions...

Yeah I don't think many expect much different. Even if the conditions have changed slightly I still think bitcoin looks like an attractive asset for people to own a fraction of.

We're far from any form of mass adoption and don't have the regulation in many countries yet (and some outright ban it) but I imagine this'll be coming in a few years...

If someone's got a problem with a website, why would you need to check trust for something as simple as that?

You can see the problem he had was a misrepresented fee on the website, as long as the website is fairly well known you can still help the person. Some people also give trust for different reason and the user in question doesn't even have a supported trust flag (and negatives that are without a flag could be for minor altercations they've had with other users that just painted them red).

How did you find this website? Were you searching for it, see an ad or an email? It might be easier to try to target information if there was a specific pathway they used.

A lot of nodes gave a funding rate of either 0.002 or 0.003 for their channels, it made sense to say 0.003 so you know that's the expected minimum. I'd try opening one smaller and then working out the minimum for that individual.

I don't know why they'd make the minimum 0.002 have you tried contacting their support? They might not merge them if you send more.

On chain transactions are charged per the kb and ln transactions are charged as a percentage. Fees should be lower than 3% for most routes and in some wallets you can enable protection against high fee routes (not sure about electrum).

I don't think you can? You might just have to cooperatively close it and reopen another if it's that there's less than ~600 Satoshi in your wallet?

But youll need around 0.003 to open a new channel.

The pandemic won't be contained to a few months. It'll be going until at least January with more waves. I noticed the huge spike in German cases too and I think new Zealand got a few more.

Some countries are more prepared for the pandemic now though too - the power of lockdown in the UK has been devolved to the city mayors - or at least on their advice.

At current at 1 million pixels at 0.001 BTC ($10 each) it'll be $10M?

I'd go with each pixel being 0.00001BTC and allow the increase in btcs price to produce the scarcity. Any rule of doubles seems shady these days due to ponzis.

I don't know what sort of ideas you have but you'll need something solid to even get some ad space being bought.

I'm also not sure who'd be interested or who you're marketing to - some companies and individuals might like it though, any idea of the amount of btc you'd sell a slot for? You'd have to make it cheap as it isn't a unique idea.

This is just generally scammy behaviour from anything.

1. Sites list their important terms and conditions if they're ligiyimstr as they're expecting people to at most skim their terms and conditions - I certainly don't annotate them.

Also if its illegal in their country, you should have some form of verification as they log in - geolocate an ip address for example.

Surely you've changed the style using a script anyway? Can you not just remove the script?

Either that or check the vss/html when you load up the post screen and see what the default css is at before it's overridden.

Satoshi has about 5% of the total supply of bitcoin so he could dump that. But after that he'd have no control and the price of bitcoin would probably be low if he moved his funds and then it would recover l.

Depends, they could just be a more sophisticated scam and have put effort into their attempt.
And I didn't know thst about penny stocks, I normally go off marget cap when looking at their value... Tbh you can start investing in stuff once its value has increased - if it does.

Yeah there's a limit to security with a lot of altcoins for sure and the only two I've looked into that have similar security or theoretically better were litecoin (and decred if the PoS part works).


There's going to be a short answer and a long answer herevand I'll go with the shorter.
So when you receive a transaction the sender signs a receiving transaction identifier of their own in order to spend the funds to you. They then broadcast this transaction to the network so miners can take a look at it and confirm it.

When you want to spend your bitcoin you do the same steps again and sign your input transaction identifier.

Why are you guys supporting the wrong answer and not commenting on mine?

I just converted a small amount of funds from xrp to btc and paid no fees in the standard coinbase app (without pro)?

Who's chain are you trying to clone? Bitcoin, ethereum, dash...

You'll have to work out the application and functionalities before you can work out what you need to build. Also I don't think the fundamentals of full nodes have changed much - just synchronisation, network and transaction size.

What version of wallet are you using?
EVERY CONTACT PHONE NUMBER FOR ELECTRUM SUPPORT WILL BE A Scam- I'm guessing you found them on a search engine. They're not in the US either I thought the main devs a were in Germany and Russia.

Can you see a transaction leaving your wallet also in the history tab? And when did you receive these funds?

I think a lot of crypto mining firms are holidng onto a lot of their funds as well in hope that the price increases... You can generally get away without reading an electric metre for a copule of months-years here - I doubt it's much different anywhere else and it'd proabably make it more lucrative for them as they scale up to just wait on it.


Yeah most people get stuck learning about crypto so he probably thought he might've got stuck there too. I think there's an extremely high learning curve if you're not accustomed to science/computing before moving into crypto.

Are you sure it's not just fiat to crypto coinbase charges fees for?

When I use convert, I'm not charged a fee (this is different from the buy and sell options) so actually convert is cheaper (for buying at market).

Gold mining is a bit of a secure investment imo...

And you're not just investing in the gold, you're investing in the infrastructure which can be sold on if necessary or leased. Even if the price of gold falls, margins are still probably the same.

He probably won't be alive at a point where he'd choose to invest in bitcoin mining, and he probably already holds bitcoin(?) What stopped him holding $1 million worth and just keeping it parked? Berkshire aren't going to buy bitcoin anytime soon - in any meaningful amount I doubt bitcoin could absorb it.

This does actually mean though that Warren buffet has turned away from real estate and to gold - does he think new York Real Estate won't be growing for a while? Is he worried of another banking crisis? Most people say house prices should fall between 6 months and a year - perhaps this is his bet on that...