This is probably due to some currencies charging different fees dpending on the address you pay to: i.e native segwit v legacy for btc and ltc. And probably not quoted because /none of the others do it/.

Don't run versions below 3.3.4

My mnemonic from. V 2.8 still works fine on electrum v4.

Check you got it from electrum.org and went there instead of using a site the electrum 3 version pointed you to.

To restore a wallet with the new version:
Input a name or leave it as is when opened > then click "standard wallet" > "I already have a seed" (2nd option) and put in your seed on the next screen and follow the setup through and you should see your old wallet. Don't run anything if the old wallet suggested you install it and if you use a search engine to find their website, look for the top option that isn't marked as an ad.

I had the same problem and if you click the transaction on etherscan it'll give you an estimate of how long it'll take to confirm.

It's probably a very costly agreement to the US. As they produce more co2 than every country in Europe already does.

It also means that Bill Gates actually doesn't have much of an influence on the US government (and that's probably not a bad thing).
Although it doesn't make sense for smaller countries to play their part and larger ones to just ignore the problem entirely...

Do you only have 3 wallets?.

You could look at including electrum, potentially mycelium, éclair?

You could look at wallets on bitcoin.org. I think "crypto.com" should be more of an honerable mention as it is REALLY young.

Either that or if you could post your ether address here I might be able to help

I'm thinking you've either just been credited all of the other currency or you've been credited a sort of liquid ether (an leth) mych like how dai and cdai works.

No... They always give you a different rate on the cobfirm screen than they do on the initial I've, it's why I never used shapeshift (it was at least they tactics early on). Just tried it with 6. 95 eth that becomes 6.75...

Yeah not a bad read by any stretch and it's nice you copied the article in the thread.

These strategies are kinda proven not to work, but there are ways to effectively nullify the house edge in certain games with low edges to start with.

There are strategies for example where you use martingale but with a max bet at a certain amount higher than base bet*2^8 and returning back to base above that - but even that would lose you money.

You could look here to check the profitibikity based on your electricity cost: https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/calculator/btc?HashingPower=410&HashingUnit=TH%2Fs&PowerConsumption=2300&CostPerkWh=0.25&MiningPoolFee=5
(change the numbers for the miners).

Without electricity few, you'll make $20 a year or 0.002 btc with one of those miners assuming 720ghs (no overclocking) difficulty remains the same (which it won't) and electricity is free (which could be).

Could it be factoring in the transaction fee? $6 does seem high though for the fee.

If you want to do this trade you could try opening it on the currency exchange and see if anyone will fill it (I can't decide whether I'm holding yet but might be able to do it myself).

They're for a couple of things:
1. Reference links remain the same if someone refers to it in another thread.
2. You can look through old posts and anyone hero+ is able to reply to non locked ones afaik.
3. They're like a cold delete for threads that are outdated or when a board gets trashed. If the thread is deleted you lose your activity points and post count which may drop you down a rank. I think some sections there were pretty big so if a member posts exclusively there they could drop from a Sr-legendary to a newbie-full member

Yeah and what about grin coin? That's the one Theymos seemed interested in, surely that'd be added first.

It's a great first step I guess. We'll have to  wait and see if there's a point a G7 country does this to another because that'd be extremely notable...
. I haven't heard about Lithuania being cryptiphillic but I think it was going that way.

When did we become eth talk?

Also Ξ (Greek uppercase Xi) is apparently the ethereum symbol.
I think it looks like ≡(equivelance) so it confuses me...

I think it should be personal preference if you love eth enough then you can hotkey it, much like dollar/pound/euro are keyed that way.

If this info was sent to their proton mail, just wait for their response they should be able to track it. As long as the session hasn't expired.

I'd advise you put in your token and extend it if you're near the 7 day deadline.

This is considering inflation of the fiat currency doesn't exist and deflation of bitcoin due to lost funds also doesn't exist.

I get that it makes less sense but even if a Satoshi is 0.1 cents, you might still want more accuracy - and it's free on the lightning network.

Afaik the idea Satoshi had was 1 Satoshi being $1.

Already you need 2 significant figures to handle cents. Then what if someone from Sweden wants the more accuracy down to a hundredth of a króna? 1 Swedish króna = 0.12 us dollar. So thats already 0.001 Satoshi?

Then there's rupees which need even more sf.

Edit: by sf and significant figures I mean the numbers after the decimal point.

Youtubers run on a system where they'll use an account manager or their editor to upload content after they've viewed it and will coown it with them - this is the root of these attacks imo. If you make a YouTube account/channel from a Google plus account I think you'll get a warning on your phone if it's hacked.


Looks interesting: I remember icq was quite widely used for other things too so I thought I'd ask. I'll try joining that if I work out how to use two different accounts in one app.

I think medical and communications stocks will be at their peak now imo... (assuming communications is mobile and Internet etc).

I don't think gold will last long, its normally something you buy before a crisis.

But saying that, with those you're not taking too much risk.
Although a 9M market cap is quite small if that's what they raised from an ipo or something.

Yeah this is normal and what is meant to happen when you log off.. Theymos replied to me a while ago saying it just gives you the same. Token for your session or creates a new one and gives the old device that until you click logout as it then destroys that session token on the server side.

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If it's on the individual device and it just logs you out when you close the app (not hitting logout) just select to save cookies for this site.