@dende93 SEPA transfers take 1 day, and soon instant (already applied in some banks). It's worth waiting a day for, it saves you money. Because paying with a credit card, you will pay a fee of between ~5%-10%, while not with SEPA. Usually, people use it because they're sure about a big rise in the next hours, and they're in hurry. Otherwise, they use SEPA, most Europeans use either Kraken and Bitstamp. - Rate paying with CC on Coingate: buy 0.5 BTC 4858€ - Rate paying with SEPA on Kraken: buy 0.5 BTC 4516€ If using your card is a must then there are Binance, Coingate, here are a dozen of websites https://cryptoradar.co/buy-bitcoin/credit-card |
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Reportage d'1h30 sur BlackRock " Ces financiers qui dirigent le monde - BlackRock | ARTE " : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abz3Ab9HhaQJe suis agréablement surpris de voir l'engouement des gens pour le visionnage de ce reportage, +300K en 3 jours  Je l'ai vu le reportage d'Arte sur BlackRock et les gestion d'actifs, il est excellent en passant. Qaund tu pense que la multinationale gère plus de 6 000 milliards d'actifs et que 30% sont des ETFs... La chaine a tres bien pointé le probleme avec BR, je parle meme pas du lobbying. Il faudrait que la société soit régulée au mettre titre qu'une banque. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackRock#Controverses D'ailleurs, comme quelqu'un disait dans la video, Quand BlackRock investi quelque part, les autres s'en vont. Ils ne veulent etre engendré dans des pertes à cause d'eux si quelque chose arrive (grossomodo). Eux c'est le capitalisme à l'etat pure |
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Wallet addresses are not generated automatically upon joining, most of the time the users need to click a "generate address" button. Kraken is the only exchange I've been using that lets you generate a new address, I've never see another one. If most exchanges don't provide it, I suppose it's a matter of infrastructure convenience (or security) We can conclude that privacy is a very challenging task today, and that most internet users including ones that use cryptocurrency do not have the knowledge and skills to remain anonymous. Even if we try to use VPN, Tor, mixers, coin control or any other way to ensure privacy, three-letter agencies are very likely a step or two ahead of us.
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.. Until she discovers those shit groups on Telegram and despite I warned her she continued.
Guess the next: with the time, she lost almost everything by buying some random shitcoins, pumped by stupid channels on TL and dumped the next day
Sorry to hear that  They should be called newbie scamming groups, would be far more accurate. But I find the article pretty weird, after all: Starting with Shrimpy, there are now intelligent tools which can automate the process of getting signals for your portfolio
So, we're replacing the old scam filled telegram groups with industrial size newbie shaving facilities? Anyhow, other than theory and fancy wording I don't see any real metrics that would point to those groups dying out, just another disguised publicity article. Signal groups in a way, function similarly to pump and dump groups.
They's don't just function similarly, it's the same thing, but Signaling sounds better than Pump&Dump, just as ICO and IEO sound better than "Buy a Shitcoin". Well, no choice to accept the losses if she wants to remain stubborn. Signal groups are not really different for some. It all remains on what resources they really have to collect data. The average Joe could create his owns signals using, for example, google alert+microsfot flow+xyz indicators, then mix the results, etc... I'm sure it will be more advanced than some shitty signal groups. If BlackRock's algorithms were public and providing signals, it will be a lot different and I will use it myself  |
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@Coinsbee
Perhaps I didn't explain correctly but it wasn't showing me the right currency. But today I re-visited your website and all it's fine.
I bought a gift card today to test and got it
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Looks like the coins are sent to a coinpayments wallet, you can contact them and explain your case and they might block the account or if you are lucky enough and if you could provide evidence they might help you in recovering the coins. I have seen coins being recovered after the hackers sending to exchanges in the past, the faster you contact their customer support and state your case the better . Bitcoin payments are supposed to be irreversible. What do you describe could be compared to a 'chargeback'. In terms of abuse like merchands are abused with PP. OMG if companies start to accept to do such practices then, it will be exactly like Paypal. You buy something, wait for the item to be shipped, and then contact the platform to say "hello, I've been hacked here is a signed message!" |
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No there isn't any since Paypal forbids any activity related to cryptocurrency. Your best bet would be to use some p2p marketplaces like LocalBitcoin or Paxfull and websites like Coinsbee where you can buy some Paypal gift cards and pay with your bitcoins. There is also a currency exchange section here, you may find some offers. offshore account. It is in the form of Bitcoins We call it a Bitcoin wallet  Not sure what wallet type are you using but I don't see why you would need an online wallet to then convert your money in cash. edit @slow death
are you a criminal? because who doesn't have a real world bank account is because he has some serious problem with justice or with government There are ~2 billion people unbanked worldwide, (just in the USA 25% of US households are either unbanked or underbanked https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/08/25percent-of-us-households-are-either-unbanked-or-underbanked.html) |
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The customer reviews on the website are fake, the dates are older than the domain name registration LOL I checked just 2 pages randomly, I guess I don't need to check more. Random examples below with comment from March, June, February,etc. https://cryptosgifts.com/produit/carte-amazon/#reviews  Great way to start to a legitimate website  |
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Because there are no fiats options I guess. That's the reason they're currently running fine without KYC. But once the site becomes big, they will implement it, like any others, do not worry... As for the withdrawals, it's probably because they send the transactions in batch. There are some exchanges doing this to avoid TX fees for users. I remember Paymium was doing the same (and poloniex maybe too?) |
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Je ne comprend pas pourquoi tu listes LocalBitcoin. En tout cas je ne le considere pas vraiment comme un échange au sens ou on le connais, c'est plutot un marketplace ou les utilisateurs publient des offres.
Y 'a pas de trading, au sens propre du terme, aucune fonctionnalité comparable au FX.
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One day he will get hacked for a amount that he cannot cover, then what will he do?You can`t print the btc out of thin air like the fiat. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/File:Jonny1000thetimes.png 2.0 = binance future. Funds are not #safu, this proves it. https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2019/07/08/binance-hack-8-million-bitcoin-cryptocurrency-stolen-transfer/It even says it in the whitepaper, the 2nd sentence and first sentence of the bitcoin whitepaper that your funds are not safe, if you do not trade p2p. "the main benefits are lost if a trusted third party is still required" fucking moron thought he could roll back the blockchain to get the funds back, you trust this dipshit? cz binance "turns out reorg is not a option, the blockchain is more resilient than we thought" spoiler: They are fractional reserve banking with the btc, that is why they had to create their bullshit BNB coins now. I look forward to the day of mtgox2.0 it is coming. Binance jumped in so many businesses than it could put them in a very difficult situation in the future. It's like a bomb waiting to explode honestly. It's not that I don't trust them but bad company management or wrong decisions can send a company in the coffin. No matter if you tell me Binance is a cash machine (which I agree) if a day something happens to Binance (and we can imagine a lot of things), MtGox will be peanuts compared to Binance. |
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I found out that in a telegram, many crypto signal groups available but we don't know which groups could give the right signal.
The reality is that these "many" groups aren't that many at all, but just the same entities cycling through groups because their signals could be profitable one day, and completely unprofitable the other day. People leave the unprofitable groups to go with the profitable ones, but they are operated by the same people, so they aren't losing out at all. I'm not really against signal groups because they aren't doing anything shady as long as they don't promise you guaranteed profits. It's up to the people themselves to make the decision to actually pay for their services or not. I just wish people made a rational decision based on the little understanding that they have of this market, and not just blindly hand them over money in the hope that it yields a monetary gain. 2 years back I introduced Bitcoin to a ~50 years old lady and also sold her some bitcoins to start with (4 digit numbers). In the earlier days, she was truly using bitcoin as a payment mean... .. Until she discovers those shit groups on Telegram and despite I warned her she continued. Guess the next: with the time, she lost almost everything by buying some random shitcoins, pumped by stupid channels on TL and dumped the next day |
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Have you tried any sites that offer these services? What's your experience? I'm currently in the process of testing them out.
Horrible experience and i dont see for this to be an another alternative for mining.Better to buy Bitcoin and wait up for sometime and earn some decent percentage with your investment and its more pretty worthy and somewhat secure in terms for longterm. Tried up DASH staking but as expected if you dont put up big money you wont really able to feel those staking amounts. This is the problem with Dash, but there are other altcoins that people can stake without a huge bag of coins. If I take Horizen to compare, you need to have about $180 for a node. It's described as an alternative because people don't need all the hardware, electricity, maintenance, and so. You say better to buy bitcoins and wait for some time. Ok but you can also say buy some altcoins wait for some time. The result is the same, but while stacking it generated a few coins as an interest. People just see that. |
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I saw the news this morning. I thought to myself: this is it, the economic crash is coming. Zerohedge was right  But I see nothing alarming. From what I got the U.S. Treasury issued adjudication that were supposed to be settled on Monday for $$ billion and the banks needed to use their USD reserves. Banks no longer have a 100% reserve, they have perhaps about 10%. So fewer dollars were available It's like a loan, just for the night, with Treasury Bond as collateral. Rates had returned to their normal level on the next day. |
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c'est quoi la difference avec coinbase ou binance?si je comprend bien tu as une application sur mobile et pour acceder à ton compte tu es un code à scanner, et le code se trouve sur la carte, c'est à dire tu n'as rien, tout est dans des serveurs
Enorme. Coinbase et Binance sont considérés comme des plateformes d'échanges et ne te donnent pas acces aux clés. Ici ca n'a rien à voir, c'est un hardware wallet en forme de carte bancaire et les clés sont directement sur la carte. Eux ils ne stockent rien sur leur servers. Autrement oui, il fait passer par leur application pour envoyer des coins |
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@Bitwala
I have 2 questions:
- About SEPA
Instant SEPA transfers are being slowly implemented in Europe. Do you know if this is something the Bitwala users will be able to access in the future? (Since there is SolarisBank in the middle...) It would be great for users
- the new European directive
And will Bitwala be affected by the PSD2 directive?
Basically the 3D Secure from Mastercard is already SCA compliant but the login will require a stronger customer authentification too?
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I am curious to know more details about your services. What kind of licence will you provide who is not live on Estonia jurisdiction? Licence will come from where, is it from Estonian government or from your company? I don't see any benefits if licence provide by your company. So how licence will be issue if I am not resident of Estonia. I am not sure why government will give licence on my name if I am not live on their country physically. If licence not under my name then its useless. So if it's possible really that you will be able to provide a license from government with owner name then you might get lot of clients.
But how people will trust you? Are you using forum escrow? If not then I would like to discourage everyone about use your services.
https://e-resident.gov.ee/You can buy the Estonia e-residency, it costs like $100. You will get an official card from the government, as the pic below. Once you get it, you can do a lot of things directly from your house. Open an EU company, to do administrative papers, open a bank account, etc (everything in English, even govt. websites are in En) The licence is of course delivered by a government jurisdiction (I can't remember the licence name but easy to find on govt websites)  |
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No idea how it's possible to run a test on a live environment if the guys aren't sure for the results and at least made several tests before Not saying Kraken is not telling the truth but it remembers me this news 2-3 months ago https://blockonomi.com/bitcoin-flash-crash-kraken/Maybe they're trying to disguise things to avoid a point and shaking money to comfort people.  |
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