I thought it was just an example, there could also be a separate set for X such that f(X) = current_volume * k?

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I think volume change might have little affect on the actual price compared to depth of orders... You could instead look for an exponential run up in volume maybe?

Try viabtc again but you have to try to be the first to get in on the hour - so set an alarm for what is currently 48 minutes away and leave the site loaded up with your txid on it and in the clipboard in case you have to refresh.

Not sure if the fee will be fine with them or too low though.

If you've got your receipt and you need it fast, you could probably phone them up and ask them to increase your fee.

But 6 sats per byte should confirm within a week at most.

Edit: looks like it's 15 mb from the tip so I think I has a good chance of being confirmed within 48 hours.

I think there was a benefit in non hardened keys that meant using change addresses weren't findable from the master public key of non change.
assuming change was m/0/0/1 and main was m/0/0/0

I don't know if it helps with anything other than that but centralised exchanges want to make transactions as easy to follow without arising public suspicion.

I'd look at the order book and check the cost it'd take to move it up in price by a few %...

If you can kick-start a move you can at least arbitrage with it.

Switzerland and New Zealand seem to have handles stuff pretty well and potentially Germany and Japan but I haven't looked much at other economies.

From prior crises, your country's pretty stable if its gdp doesn't fall by more than 50% - a pretty high figure but I don't think it's as devastating as it sounds.

I think your timings a bit out.

I remember from 2015 we were pretty stable at 220 and then saw a drop, then around the time of the halving we hit between 440-540.. (in 2013 we peaked at 1300) so we were over half of the ath much like we are now...

There's POTENTIAL for a bull run to come next year and theres still some potential for a decay this year. History doesn't repeat itself too many times though and I have been considering that this may be the time we see a standstill in the price (pr only hit a low end target of 30k) with 2025 being the year of another bull run.

How close are you on your current synchronisation? The chain grows over the years so if you're towards the end then it will take longer.

Generally, from my experience, at the start of the syn the intensity on everything is faily similar (but more intense on the network and processor) and then towards the end it's more network andhard drive.

There could be other problems with the machine, have you tried running a test on the hard drive to see how fast it can read and write data (a preinstalled analytics untiity by the OS might be able to determine this) - It also depends on the type of SSD you had I don't know if it's fully proven yet but I was told that SSDs without memory/ram in the controller drive were a similar speed to hard drives.

How much space do you have left on the drive. Can you access that folder yourself? Have you tried clicking retry also?

For people to help you it'd:
1. Be a good idea to list your OS version and type.) ie Windows 10 premium/enterprise with last update kb56782 (random letters).
2. Check the contents of that folder to see if anythings already been made. Potentially if the bitcoin-cli and bitcoind binaries have been built.

The large resources used by core are normally disk io/rw tasks so it's normal for it to use a small amount of your cpu power.

You got a link to it on an exchange?

You've got two options with lesser known coins:
1. Take it as a lesson not to "invest" in something without sure plans and actually if someone wants to buy it for a dollar AND it has nothing innovative about it that might still be a good price.
2. See if it gets pumped at some point but it could fall much further first..

Yeah I have to say I've made this thread as a bit of something to reflect on hn a year or so time if we have a big move.. Bitcoin got a few mentions in the mainstream both in 2016/2017 and 2012/2013 although I wasn't involved in cryptocurrency in 2013.

I think itll definitely be an interesting thing to follow this time around especially since there's quite a bit less controversy in the space and the currency has grounding for not being completely unregulated (in some parts of the world at least).

@fundamentals, yeah thsts true but I think some reports like the halving could have found their ways onto people's "for you" pages on browsers. And enough people have said "yeah but every four years the amount of bitcoin you have halves" so the phrase is known if not for a correct reason..

You sure? I got messaged by a potential scammer and it still has the chat history and a ghost where his profile pic was?

Edit: yeah just checked and you can delete messages for both pretty quickly.

You can trade on the forum or use other services (such as cash in hand or at bank otc - where you can just key in numbers into a cash atm).

I don't think there's much we can help you with here. You should've used escrow though through someone trusted on the forum (fter verifying their identity).

If you post proof of telegram messages and the transactions involved (unless he deleted them with the account)...

No there's nothing, I normally use another device with the last history on to sign a new transaction - or at least there was nothing before v4 i haven't checked fully with v4s capabilities.

The only thing I found is if it takes longer than 24 for a transaction to be confirmed it normally gets an X next to it and those inputs become spendable again.

I was thinking earlier that since the halving and especially this month so far we've seen tiktok attempting to pump dogecoin doing the rounds on a lot of social media and the recent twitter hack. Coupled with some news sites and social media covering the halving is it possible we could see this interest continue?

I'm not saying we'll see an article every few weeks or something but I can imagine some more stories making it to the mainstream media within the year and some journalists may have turned to looking into things related to cryptocurrency more now...

Yeah tbh I think you guys got the right thing that they want to pretend they're doing something to protect people from scams when they're really not wanting to devote the money into protecting their users.

I was considering earlier that Europe and other countries wouldn't be able to interfere with something like this without getting accused of bullying by the US government (even if they did concede afterwards) so it's probably something they've just ignored.

But if it launches on the virtual os fine then you should be able to. Just copy acrosd the data from there and your mac version will work if noth are fully synced without having to reindex (backup both chains first though if you can).

Work out the value of what you're offering overall and then set the price to the mktcap of that. But what is it your coin is trying to do? Why would I want it?



The total number of coins available will be defined by the smart contract that produces the erc token.


Yeah most companies will charge a fee between around $2000+ to add your coin to their exchange afaik.