I haven't thought of this but you're right. Mining through video card will allow you to earn every hour. But it wouldn't be $1 per hour as I've checked some calculators like through nicehash with the most high end RTX version which is 3090.

Computation per day is a gross of $9 and if you'll less the consumed electricity for example is $0.3/kwh, you'll get $7 per day. Not that bad if you have many of it and works at the same time. In less than a year if the market's status is still the same, you're already in ROI.

It is a costly source but it's profitable if you've got the highest end cards.

Nice catch.

Did Goldman Sachs just bought the domain and redirects it to their own or someone did it for them who owns the domain on his own? This is funny but there might be a reason for this.

It's just his assumption.

He has no choice but to comply whichever paper or document that they are asking because his funds were stuck on them. That's why it's hard to push a withdrawal if you'll just ignore them and this is applicable to all exchanges that suddenly asks for a KYC.

But Hitbtc did it to the next level, they asked for I think, unnecessary documents if OP has already provided them some docs to prove KYC. And the legitimacy of it has also been asked through his friends compliance and cooperation. That's really a next level of compliance.

That's very sad and sorry about what you've gone through. After all the demanded documents and even the proof that the notary is authorized by your government. It is the first time to see and know someone that had to go through with that document.

Hitbtc's thread is also full of complaints like this. I don't think that they'll ever change and must be avoided at all times. Check most of it on the last pages, they were the recent ones.

You're lucky to still have your bitcoin through Binance despite that it's been hacked in the past because there's a tendency that they won't refund affected users although, they did. And that proved them to be one of the best exchanges that we have.

But they'll remain as an exchange and not for keeping your bitcoin safe. Do you have an allocated budget that you're good with to purchase a Ledger wallet? the old version is Nano S and the newest is the Nano X.

The price of Nano X is x2 compare to the old version, Nano S but it has more features and more supported coins. I haven't used a Nano X and I'm still okay using the old version which so far so good and never experienced any problem holding my own bitcoin on it.

Thus, if you don't like purchasing one. These wallets below are the best candidates.

Lucky but unlucky. Happy but very sad. Those are the words that I can say after looking at the picture with those results about the gamblers who have died after hitting the jackpots.

Yeah, for sure those who have experienced it if they can still say a word, those are their final words and wish that it's better to be unlucky in gambling but still remain to be alive and breathing.

If it's time to pass, it's really the time but I can't think how sad and tragic it was.

I've also watched that sad news but if they are saying that there's no need to worry about it and the manufacturing/production of the vaccine won't be affected, we have to believe what they say.

I could be intentional or not but there's no need to worry about the production if they've said so. And as to its economy, not an economists though but if there will be an affection to it, they can make it and recover quickly as the production continues.

Those were the tweets that will make them remember why they didn't trust bitcoin or why they've sold bitcoin at the earliest time that they had it.

There is also a tweet from Greg Schoen.

https://twitter.com/GregSchoen/status/70261648811761665

Guys, it doesn't matter how much price op is asking. If you have no interest on it, it is no longer our concern if that's his price. Well, to me he had a good domain name and there could be someone interested buying for it with his asking price.

@op post it on Digital goods.

If your funds have been scammed by another group or by an individual, a thief won't send it back because they'll spend it right away.

AFAIK, there is no existing service that will help you recover scammed funds, unless it is the SEC tracks them down.

If many miners stop mining, you'll see a newer batch of miners taking the advantage by that time. As you see the rate of mined btc per block gets lower due to halving, the price of bitcoin increases in return.

The difficulty will be lesser if the idea you had which will make no miners left. But that would open up an opportunity for another players to come in and get to mine bitcoin. Don't you worry, it is highly unlikely that miners would stop mining.

It is under $30k as per checking. The panic sellers always lose and it has never a good strategy to counter the dips unless you sold as stop loss with not that much to lose.

These articles that says about the negative news about bitcoin just like the most recent about double spending which has been proven to be a false claim. Don't buy all of those negative nees but instead buy the dip.

Isn't this advice applies to every year?

It's a choice to become from the next years to come. If no action is taken or you'll still not doing anything that will help yourself grow, you'll stay as is where you are.

You can choose to become rich in many aspects and definitions. We don't want to remain poor but it also depends on your capacity and way of living.

You're already wrong with your opinion. As of now,

Bitcoin = $32,735

Ethereum = $1,250

There's already no accuracy with what you're saying so that opinion of yours have already failed you.

Add? is that easy for us to add 10x as the price? you're not just buying some foods in the supermarket.

Can be said as an unrealistic prediction despite the high volatility that ETH and BTC have.

I'll take those comments with a grain of salt.

Those comments could be from competitors with the same business as Binance is. The comment section there isn't controllable and they find it a way to at least give stain to Binance's reputation.

Or it's also real experiences from those users that have disappointed experience which could also be true. Nevertheless, it's your experience that can prove that it's either good or bad.

What does the form is all about? I'm sad to say that there were issues with hitbtc that has been posted in the forum, just look to their announcement thread, you'll see people complaining about them.

Their reputation through the forum isn't good anymore and it's long overdue.

This is their announcement thread: HitBTC.com - The most advanced cryptocurrency exchange

The account isn't active since last year.

Nope, not on me.

Based on my experience, I just used the back USB of my PC and connected my Ledger Nano S and that seems to be working fine. I have dealt with a problem when I'm about to send funds out of my Nano and it seems to be an issue that just existed and new to me.

There's just a delay showing the balances, you need to wait a bit for it or just scroll it up and down until the balance shows. I used to experience that and it's all good which I've just checked a while ago.

With the amount, it can be said of dollars but he said that there are supported cryptos and that's why those are the coins that I've thought of. But it is understandable because they are new and likely they are still in the molding phase.

Yes, those thumbs down and up mean lose and win respectively.

It is what I think, those are tests accounts which are made by them. It's rare to see a newly launched casino that will have 5-10 users already. And look at their menu tab/pane at the top left, it doesn't contain a lot but only home.

Welcome to bitcointalk, zamabet.

Being newly made, I see on the stats below that there are recent games with names of users and the amount that they've won/lose. There is a lack of details as to what cryptocurrency they've lost. Like for the first one, it shows a thumbs up and "won 13.44" what?

USD? BTC? ETH? trx?

That's what I've noticed on the lack of labeling or even an icon from the crypto that they've played with. And I think those usernames are your tests.

If no longer confident of reinvesting it on bitcoin because you already have it and the initial amount you have isn't going to be used in the future, what you can invest is to look for another asset that you think is good for you in the long term. It can be in the crypto market again in the form of altcoins like Ethereum, Litecoin, BNB, and other altcoins.

And in traditional investments, stocks, bonds, p2p lending, paintings, gold, precious metals, and other assets that appreciate instead of depreciating. You have a lot of choices and I think you are doing it correctly because you will not spend that money you got initially on things that are unnecessary.