Bitamp maybe you need to think about adding 2FA two-factor authentication for creating wallets on your website.
It would greatly improve wallet security and reduce potential phishing attacks in future.
Not sure how this would work since you're not actually creating any accounts on Bitamp, but we'll pass it on to the devs. I know there are 3rd party 2FA for even within Electrum, for example. We'll certainly pass the feedback down:) You are absolutely right, it wouldn't work at all. The 2FA authentication method cannot be used if the wallet is accessed via a private key (or a seed phrase or keystore file). Think about it. What exactly should 2FA protect if someone already has access to your private key? Bitamp is not a custodial wallet as far as I know. As for the second argument for "reducing potential phishing attacks," the answer is no again. The goal of a phishing attack in this case would be for thieves to obtain your private keys or seeds. If this happens and you leave your private key on a fake (phishing) website, it's basically a game over for you. Thieves have everything they need to steal your funds. |
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Like others have already stated before me, each of these techniques has its own advantages and disadvantages.
Due to volatility and market dynamics, the scalping strategy is ideal for trading at shorter time intervals. With day trading, you are likely to use a scalping strategy several times a day. Swing trading is more common for those who don't have a lot of time to follow the market closely, while position trading is effective only with a deeper analysis and positions over longer time periods.
Most professional traders will use different combinations of these methods to maximize their profits.
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I wish you all a happy and prosperous new year! Have fun, joy, peace, love, care, luck, success and good health ahead! 2020 turned out to be pretty good for crypto in the end. Let's hope this one gets even better.  |
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Yeah, it's possible. It's called Pixel-Tracking. The good thing about Pixel-Tracking is that you can probably prevent it from getting to your private data by going into the settings of your email client and turning of the option for showing images from the email. And if the mail ends up in your spam folder, I think clients like Hotmail and Yahoo disable the option to display external images by default. I have read about Pixel-Tracking extensions and add-ons as well, but never tested any personally. Gmail users are also somewhat protected: Google redirects every image request via its own proxy servers (much like bitcointalk does). Tracking pixels will still know when you read their emails, but they can't sniff your location because they can't see your IP address (they see Google's IP instead). Of course, this doesn't mean I'm in favor of Gmail in terms of privacy.  |
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Sretna nova godina i svako dobro svima!
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E, hebiga, vas dvoje! Zar ne znate da danas trebate biti dobro raspolozeni, jer narodno verovanje kaze da ce vas emocije koje imate 1. januara pratiti tokom cele godine. A vi usli u raspravu bas u novogodisnjoj noci?  Vidite da drugi memberi ne zele da se mesaju u vasu prepreku bez obzira gde je vi vodili. Imate razlicita misljenja? Pa sta onda? To je na kraju dobro, jer kako bi izgledao forum da se svi slazu oko svega?  "Life is just too short to hold on to silly grudges." |
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Here's the chart you're looking for.
 https://digitalik.net/btc/Here is the updated version of that chart. If we continue this trend, we will see 100k before the end of 2021. Manipulation on price will not gonna work anymore.
Manipulation on price will always be an option for big players. |
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All right this is understandable. But as a newbie rank and already there are 4 big banners of SCAM ALERT on first post how even someone would like to trade with a newbie who is already get flagged by high rank member and 1 bad trust
Is't the situation get more difficult for newbies to survive.
First of all, no sane person will believe you're a Newbie here. The Bitcointalk forum is a community. How does one approach a new community? They will certainly not start offering their products / services out of the blue the moment they register. You are probably someone's alt account which means that: - you have a suspicious history here and are hiding behind a newly created account, - you have bad intentions so you don't want to risk a neg. trust on your main account. Of course, no one can confirm this with certainty, but older members have the right to express their opinion and thus warn other members of potential threats. If you are honest in your intentions, spend some time in this community first. Try to contribute something constructive and gain at least some reputation. Then you can start offering your services and no one will tag you. |
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808,808,808
Stalker22
Happy New Year 2021! 🥂
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Hello, Stalker22! This small work is Stylish-compatible. I've updated the thread on how to install it with Stylish Extension (Addon). Thank you! Yes, I've just tried that. It seems to be working perfectly. Thank you! I think this will be my default style for the bitcointalk forum from now on. |
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Is it really possible for them to know IP address when you just open email without clicking any links? Because I've never hear about such thing before. If it's really possible, then probably it's not good idea to open these emails.
Yeah, it's possible. It's called Pixel-Tracking. In addition to the IP address, they can also know when you opened the email, how many times, the operating system you use, the email client, the device, and a bunch of other things about you. The easiest way to prevent pixel tracking is to block images from being displayed in your emails, but I'm not sure if it's totally effective. |
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I am using Chrome in Windows if it might help.
I'm using Chrome on Windows, too, and everything works on my end. Can you confirm that you get search results if you don't use the date filter? After that, can you share the complete url after you applied the date filter, like Csmiami did? |
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Ovo je statistika svih membera koji su pisali na našem lokalnom foumu u 2020 godini:
Ne znam da li se ta statistika može izvući tako da pokaže samo membere iznad 3 ili 5 postova. Velika većina onih koji imaju manje od tog broja postova su ionako padobranci koji su pokušali nešto spamati i završili s obrisanim postom i "nuked" računom. Nije problem iskljuciti membere sa 3 ili manje posta kada su vec rangirani prema ukupnom broju postova (sa slackovic-em u ubedljivom vodstvu). Problem je sto se ne moze ograniciti na membere registrovane ove godine sto je marlboroza pitao. Dajte prestanite više pisati te statistike lokalnog dijela u kojima ispada kao najveći spamer ikada Ne brini, niko te nece skinuti sa trona najmanje narednih sest godina! |
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We had some talk in our croatian local forum and one member wanted to see all members who registered in 2020 and posted in our locale forum.
Is it possible to somehow add year or date of registration for members, instead of manually looking member profiles?
I'm not sure if something like this is possible on the ninjastic.space. TryNinja only scrapes posts from bitcointalk and not user profiles so the user registration date doesn't exist in the ninjastic.space database, afaik. |
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I didn't know about "Bitcointalk Extension - All In One" before. I'll have to test it first if it's still available in the Chrome store. Since many of us already use BPIP Extension it might be a good idea to ask suchmoon to add such functionality as well. |
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Finally, you ranked up. Congratulations! There's no denying that you're a good poster, and you really deserve it. I recall sending one of my first smerits to you since I've always learned something valuable from your posts. This is a great encouragement to all of us who is trying our best to make a positive contribution to the forum and, thus, gradually rank up. I hope that your next goal will soon be accomplished, and that is to become the merit source. |
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I started thinking that other markets would follow in the footsteps of Coinbase. this could bring the XRP price back to bottom. well, sadly, people expecting the XRP price to return $ 1 are likely to be gone. Honestly, I want this coin to stay, but I think when it comes to regulations, I think XRP will indeed have another low price.
Offcourse, today Binance US announced will suspend trading XRP from 13 Jan 2021 https://support.binance.us/hc/en-us/articles/1500000956801More exchanges will follow i'm sure Besides Coinbase and Binance US, several exchanges have already announced the suspension of XRP trading. As far as I know so far: Crypto.com, OKCoin, B2C2, Bitstamp and some other smaller exchanges. EDIT: More exchanges will likely join the ever-growing list in the coming weeks. To-date, exchanges and platforms that have halted or plan to halt trading and depositing for U.S customers include: Beaxy – Suspended trading until further notice. Withdrawals will remain enabled until further notice.
Binance – Delist on 13th January.
Bitstamp – Suspend on 8th January.
Bittrex – Removal on 15th January 2021.
Bitwise – Liquidated its XRP position under its own crypto index fund.
B2C2 – Suspended trading until further notice.
Coinbase – suspension to begin on 19th January 2021.
Crosstower – Suspended trading until further notice.
Crypto.com – suspension to begin 19th January 2021.
Galaxy Digital – Suspended trading until further notice.
Genesis – Suspension to begin 15th January 2021.
Jump Trading – Suspended trading until further notice.
OKCoin – Suspension to begin on 4th January.
OSL – Suspended trading until further notice.
Simplex – Simplex partners have blocked the purchase of Ripple’s XRP with Simplex integration. These partners include but are not limited, to Binance, Huobi, KuCoin, and BitPay.
Swipe Wallet – Delisting for U.S customers on 5th January.
Wirex – Exclude Ripple’s XRP.
Ziglu – suspension to begin on 12th January 2021. source: https://www.fxempire.com/news/article/ripples-xrp-sees-more-delistings-the-list-so-far-691561 |
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A lot of people are scared to be their own boss. They want someone else to guarantee their safety. They want regulations, they want bosses, they want leaders. They are mortally afraid of a state where they are solely responsible for everything and, above all, for their financial welfare.
Surprisingly, there are many of them, and they won't change their way of thinking until something happens that forces them realize that the system can fuck them as much as it sometimes protects them. Be your own bank!
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I'm really a fan of dark themes for forums and blogs, because I think dark mode helps minimize eye strain. Especially in low-light conditions. I really like what I'm seeing here.
I think the browser extension "Stylish" is one of the most popular ways to customize the color scheme of web pages. @Vyrine, maybe you should consider making your theme compatible with that extension, making it easier for users to install and apply on the website.
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