They're normally defined by the lender but are generally between 100-150%, I'd say the median of collateral coverage is around 120% though.

Why are you following default trust anyway, make your own trust list or just make it blank...

You're better off reading reports and references then having an elitist system. Default trust is intended for noobs... Well its debatable how well both systems have worked so is every possible system in existence, if you put humans in charge they're going to make mistakes.

I'd recommend if you've received a lot of inputs in the past to consolidate them into one address if you can while paying a low fee (at least sliding the fee adjuster all the way to the left but someone might know how to enable manual fees and then you can use a lower fee still).

There are going to be a few ways to do this and some will be more appropriate depending on the circumstance.

I'd suggest getting a bitcoin address from the bitpay app and emailing it to yourself?. You might have to search up how to do this within the app.

Check the first 3, last 3 and a random middle three characters of the address to ensure its the same.

You also might be able to use a qr code with the app too which is a bit like a 3d barcode. You can insert the amounts you want to use on your laptops electrum wallet (in "send")

No it'll be fine.

As a general rule: if the es no explicit rule against it and its something a normal person would do and wouldn't interfere with the running of the forum then you can go ahead and do it...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2766177.0 this thread might help you get some answers.

Essentially merits help you to rank up in the forum and to allow to forum to encourage users to make quality posts.

You may be better off thinking about them as similar to an upvofe but there's a limited supply that users can give out. For every 2 merits you receive you'll get one merit you can send. There are also merit sources who get airdropped amendable merits.

I couldnt work out what it was...

It's either a fractional reserve idea for the defi space (I think I got offered a way to increase mine by 3x - but I didn't).
Either that or you're lending off people paying lower rates to lend their funds at a higher rate which would be good for competition but also carries risk...

The defi space is growing fast, prepare for scams therell probanly be a lot!

I find it weird we reference 1 million all the time as if it's remained the same thing.

In the past, wealthy people would only have worth into the millions - now their wealth can be into the billions and the cost of inflation means that having a million now is like having 500000 ~30-40 years ago and the 80s wasn't that long ago imo (even if I wasn't there). The millionaire idea looks to be becoming a trap rather than anything productive.

Also as stated above, you have the capital to buy products and the capital or time spent on advertising...

Are you downloading the source code or the application? Some developers assume if it's the source code that people should be able to read and vaguely understand the code before rubbing it. This assumption might just be that they assume one person who accesses the repo will notice if something changes and be able to report it.

We started human trials two months ago with the UK vaccines so I don't think 3 months is long enough to determine there are no long term health effects. And testing it on the Philippines and not members of your own population sounds a bit strange (almost as if they don't have confidence).

Long term health effects from certain things can take months or years to show which a lot of vaccines probably won't be able to protect against. I think a vaccine would probably be better offered to everyone who wants it and prioritise those who need it and not just be given to everyone...

the previous OP is quoted below and wasn't edited since the post date until now afaik.

Russia, instead of what most people were lead to believe, have now started a stage 3 safety trial on the vaccine.

This is the point at where other countries are currently at, if you'd like to check the stages and what they mean, I'd suggest this wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccine_trial

The Oxford trial and a few other countries trials have already entered this stage and russia is technically a month behind the rest - probably why they came out with such bold statements when it started to move into phase III.

The idea of using gpg verification is offering that extra bit of security. When you first download the key sure it may be compromised but surely people would notice? You cam also generally save a key pair for verification at a later stage.

Also keys should be staked in different places - the github, potentially tomasv's account here, the site and some directories. Sites can be compromised, it's just a case of hacking the dns or social engineering with the registrar.

If the computer is staying offline then yes it is effectively cold storage. The only way you'll lose your funds if it has been verified is if you lose the seed.

Nothing... I'd buy nothing now...


At the 30% drop I moved my cash holdings into equity stock funds. At the moment I'd buy nothing. You could look for a stock thst hasn't yet risen in value again and you expect to but other than that just stick with your cash or put it in a bank account at a low %...

Edit: I should clarify I used a European Inc UK stock fund I wasn't sure the US would be a good buy but countries in Europe seemed to be handling the crisis better and the drop was after Italy and Spain started to open.

There was a fairly recent *I think* developmenf that allows you to now host a pruned node for it (not sure if it's an spv one or not).
Cheap VPS nodes aren't a bad idea as long as the aup is reasonable and the connection is quite good. I think there was a device you could use to run lightning also (maybe cassa or whatever its called does it).

And what are you after with the posts? You could find ln and a hex string following it or you could find something that'll digest the string. Do you need a hand coding something I can only do python, c# and java to a good enough extent...


I'll send him a pm too. I should make it clear at this point that i will not be the one who decides who's trustworthy and who isn't, I want a list of forum members, from there everyone should be able to make their own informed decisions about who they believe is trustworthy.

A lot of people for example give trust based on how people post and I ignore that when determining whether to trade with someone (unless it's something serious) as a non payment or a delay is more of a problem than whether someone said something someone else didn't agree with... So I realise my views are particularly biased.

Yeah I'll send him a pm and see if he wants to be added. The separate list for tor nodes sounds like a good idea too, thanks!

Thanks for coming back and saying that was the fix (most people don't and it helps for guests when they get stuck to know the fix).

Yes there's a time limit of 360 seconds for posting as a newbie. Personal messages "messages" at the top have a limit of 1 a day I think (most people are happy using telegram or email).

You also can't post images until you become a junior member too. And posts are limited to 54000 characters afaik.

Welcome to the forum too!

The foolproof system I used was sending my eth to a different address and then return it. Or do it with a token if it's a token to eth transaction but if you get rid of the fee I think the transaction will cancelled..

I sent 1000 dai somewhere, realised my mistake and sent 400 (with 1300 in the original address) the first transaction never got confirmed.

Depends on what you're using. If you're using a software wallet where you control everything like electrum and bitcoin core then you should be actively consolidating your inputs (spending your funds within the wallet) and using a low fee for this when you don't need a fast conformation.

You could try gambling on tx fee and set it slightly lower than the transaction fee and hope it confirms, nit is there a reason for the rush?ost good payment managers should offer at least 12 hours for the tx to confirm which is a good way to go about saving some funds too...

Afaik I think the plug in work was discontinued when ChipMixer decided to retire it
 Not sure of the reasons I think they just thought it was more work than it was worth to sort out the security parts or the captcha stuff would be difficult to manage. They gave up on it to focus on the ddos attacks I think too.