For optimal privacy it's never.

If you can help it, don't put all your funds together in one address. You can merge a few like if you had a 0.512 chip and a few 0.002 chops and you wanted to get something for $60 then you could clearly merge those small chips together if necessary but I'd try to keep other chips separate.

Looks like a template too lol. Why'd they clarify utc (looks really weird).

Anyway I hope this isn't a dev on the project and is just a social media manager, imagine trusting someone to build a blockchain who can't even come up with a strong password - I mean that's pretty ironic and if they are a dev they know nothing about security so RUN.

I was thinking this too but it might be possible to use Google trends data or similar to work out if searches for the coin spike at that time. If they do, it's more likely to have fundamentals imo but I'm not entirely sure how you'd link the two anyway other than a higher volume moves a coin up on the list of coins on a lot of exchanges.

I was more on the idea you'd have to receive a return that size which would probably take around 0.5 with a few dedicated agents.

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I haven't looked at those bots also but theirs might be hosted by them (the rest won't be) so you MAY have server power to pay for unless you get an rpi.

I don't know how much people are wanting to invest tnow in projects that aren't related to defi or similar. There were a lot of defi projects that seem to have come through or are promising in their development people are focusing on.

It's probably sadly a similar number of legitimate projects as we normally have and just fewer scams or projects have been absorbed by other things. Also I don't know if we have gaps to fill yet in the crypto sector...

You're better off reporting a thread to a moderator at this point unless you can lock your thread (found in the same place as move) but I haven't seen it without the two together so it might be if the move button is gone then so is the lock.

I think there was a concensus that once enough people are using a bot it doesn't work as well anymore.
It might be a good idea to check someone actively updating (if they still are) like gunthars gunbot (not sure about any others)..

It might be practical to try to spend a few minutes doing your own TA. Most advanced people don't put in more than one trade for a few days and still get a decent return.

I don't know of the feasibility of using telegram for automated trading also, some channels I've subscribed to make decent returns and their trades are pushed through cornix's automated bot but I don't trust them with much and you have to do a bit of analysis to see how good the channel manager is to start with. And there's also copy trading thst seems to have become a thing elsewhere here but both of these are extremely risky if you grant access to leverage or don't limit trades to 1-5% of your portfolio.

Edit: cornix and a viable channel that accepts it can be quite expensive to start with depending on what expensive is to you - cost about 0.05-0.2 a year. The most expensive isn't always the best.

For the first problem, you're trying to measure lag from the server to you. The only feasible way I can think of is if you place an order and see how long it takes to have the order added to the book (but it probably only works if you've got that level of aggregation either pick a quiet time to do it or have an order ID you can search for once collecting and timestamping the data).

If I were you I'd just ignore the gaps, it's a but stupid to extend the candle by 3 days and that's the only thing I'd do, because you know for the 2 days for something like the cme futures that the open was Fridays close and the close of the candle was Mondays open... But it doesn't make sense to me to have any possibility to normalise the data when markets close.

I think every exchange has closed trading for a certain amount of time. Too so everywhere has gpas that just stay unfilled.

To clarify you're trying to build models from the data but want stuff to be synchronised between different datasets.

I may not have gone further than just a fairly Timeframe but is it not possible to just aggregate the data to a point where both sets are in sync rather than trying to fill gaps with models etc...

Could you give an example of the stuff you're trying to do or a simple application others would use that links to yours - without giving away what you're trading off..

Have you built up any patterns from this? I'd say it looks like hash rate increases as the price remains high and stable or as a delayed reaction to a price rise?

It might be cheaper and more reasonable to use another currency for this such as ltc or eth to cut the fees even lower (although eth's fees might have been pumped by defi so ltc might be a good coin to use).

Btc is only good wiht smaller payments, as the others have said, if you can control the fees but a low fee of a few cents makes for a slow transaction time.

Would it be possible that way to work out how big their order actually was (or would that require an api call)?

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Dunno if it is fairly legit or not since it could've been placed a few $ away from the price when it was created (with a potential long elsewhere if they were trying to make a profit from it)... Though I'm not sure that would come down as spoofing or not - could've just been a standard usage.

Yeah I thought it might have been instead that if the probability remains 0.05 for being accepted into a block then if everything stays the same it would have a 0.1 probability of being accepted in one of the two consecutive blocks...

I can imagine btc.com, antpool, viabtc and f2pool are running modified versions of code and that code could contain this sort of thing (especially since btc.com timestamp stuff on their block explorer - assuming they work it out themselves and don't rely on transaction code which they can't if height is listed instead of time)... But it might not be something they'd want to release anyway.

1. You can just click quote and delete the text you don't want to appear in your quote.

2. On the bottom left of this thread you'll see a "move link" which can be used to move a topic. Alternatively, if you forget you can ask on your thread how to move it or report the thread and as a mod to move it.

Yeah they should be able to take care of this stuff but will come at verying quality and varying prices..

And yea it'll be based on likes and subscriptions you can normally trace.

What have you been doing to get this transaction up? Do you have a txid, transactions normally expire within 2 weeks so you might be lucky if it hasn't and it's legit.

I think you mean low fee. No fee transaction inclusion won't be coincidental as it goes against current mampool protocols for the majority of nodes.

Yeah I'm not sure of the efficiency or the ethicity of adding random people to telegram channels unless they want to join but you can buy subscribers or give updates to people interested through telegram.

Twitter and Facebook are often used in the altcoin sections, essentially you could offer a giveaway for people who like/follow your page and then hire a manager to check it or check it yourself...

1. Transaction speeds depend on the fee paid and the timing of the next block. If you pay a high fee your transaction could be confirmed in a few seconds if the next block is mined quickly enough.

2. Yes a higher fee gives a higher priority but so does the age of the transaction (afaik).

3. The amount is technically still. With you but can't be spent by your wallet because it'd lead to errors and mean you'd overwrite an old transaction with a new - just because you can do something doesn't mean you should I guess..

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I'd suggest requesting translators either in the marketplace services section or in the local boards - both should work fine.