I did. Several times. Google doesn't care. This was brought up in the ChipMixer thread a few times. Short version: don't use Google.

The m stands for milli. 1 mBTC is 0.001 Bitcoin.
So you're trying to send a tiny amount instead of 1000 times more.
If you want, you can change the display units in Electrum's settings.

So they're only stealing 10% of your money. They should call it a bail-in, that's what banks would do.

It doesn't matter, it's an arbitrary choice. As long as it's publicly known and doesn't change, the market decides the rest.

Who would have thought large companies lie to get your money!

500 bytes takes a minute to type. Then type it again to find mistakes.

Sending 40 messages pisses off any underpaid customer support employee, so you're probably at the bottom of their pile.

Try contacting this guy:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=407333
He told me I can email him when support cases come up on Bitcointalk, but I've never done that.

Notifying people about a 7 day delay in open deals is in everyone's best interest.
Starting new business is pushing it, but not against the rules.

Depending on how and when you claimed BCH, you may or may not have lost other forks due to the lack of replay protection. If you share the address (bad for privacy) I'll check it for you.

Receiving a significant amount from Mexico will raise red flags already. If it's all legal, you can answer the bank's questions honestly and be done. If you add crypto to the story, you're going to raise even more red flags and have a much harder time explaining everything.

I've seen this concept before, but for real items (say a new TV) and in that case the last bid for x minutes wins. In this case, the prize itself increases with every bid and that makes it very different.

That's how a blockchain works

Then push it with 2 satoshis yourself. I can see this game work if a few people are fighting for the same prize, especially once the prize gets higher.

As they say: "There's always a bigger fish"! The whale who wins a few small auctions by bidding 10 Bitcoin may win a few times, until a whale with 20 Bitcoin takes his 10 Bitcoin.

I got a notification so it must work.

You can't hurt my feelings. Clearly you're missing the point.

Expected Value positive or negative. EV+ is usually a promotion that doesn't earn the creator any money.

Someone copied part of my post. Does this count as plagiarism?

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From what I've seen on Bitcointalk, you're wasting your time. Even EV+ Raffles barely got any players, and EV- is completely ignored. Unless it's for collectible items, those Raffles are popular.

I'm more curious how this works legally: with "normal" found objects, you have to report it. If nobody picks it up within a year, you become the new owner.
With crypto, you basically find data, and the original owner can still have a backup. I've never seen a legal case about this.

What can go wrong is that someone can find it. You can encrypt it, but that means you'll need to make sure you don't lose the password.

Thanks, i didn't see that. I guess I made a typo, I'll check it when I'm back at my laptop.
There's another problem with sorting the csv data.

I already noticed huge changes in value, more than 10% up in 2 days.

I've seen this behaviour before, and it's typically the ones without good intentions that don't like logical questions.
A personal attack instead of answers, that just tells you he's full of shit.
I've unfollowed his topics, it's pointless.