If a person can acquire 1000 Solaris coins, are they able to get into mining almost immediately or is there a big line of people waiting for a masternode?

Thanks,

G.P.

Can someone tell me what to say to someone who objects to Solaris because the supply says "unlimited" on the Solaris website?

The person who brought this up to me does have a point because a cryptocoin's value is determined by several things and one of them is scarcity.

If the supply of this coin is going to be inflated in the future, how can you say this is not going to factor into the value of the coin?

Please revolve your answer around the infinite supply issue of this coin.  Thanks,  G.P.

Anymore privacy coins coming out in the near future?

ZenCash privacy coin has a great team behind it.

It is not COB's fault that they are doing this. The fault lies with the American people for not marching onto Washington D.C. and closing down the agencies which have erected the regulations which have caused this loss of freedom for the American people.

Research and find out which political party in America has been for more and more regulations and hop on over to the opposing party faster than you can say COB. Do it now for your sake and for your children's sake.

 

Cobinhood will have the very best exchange soon with their no fee exchange. They make their money on other services and so can offer a no fee exchange service.

Privacy coins are a good diversification away from ICOs which can be successfully attacked by governments.

Privacy coins are less vulnerable to attacks from governments I believe.

G.P.

We all know about Monero and Dash but what about.....

Particl, AEON, Kore, Cloak Coin, XLR, PIVX, Pay, ZenCash

Some of these above may not be privacy coins.

Which ones would you eliminate from a list of "privacy coins"?

Can anyone list anymore real coins that are designed for privacy?

Which ones are the best and why?

After looking at the team, the amount of coins planned for circulation, the project, etc. which three privacy coins are at the top of the list for purchase right now?

Thanks,

G.P.

Are you sure that wallets when receiving transactions have something to do with the amount that is charged to the transaction?  I know that you can set the fees in wallets when sending transactions but I did not know that they had any influence over the fees when receiving transactions.


Can someone who knows settle these questions please.


Thank you,


G.P.

Posted on blockchain.info:  The Bitcoin network is currently experiencing record usage, resulting in longer confirmation times and higher miner’s fees for transactions. Transactions are likely to be more expensive and/or take longer to complete and additional fees go directly to miners.

Do you mean to tell me that the miners could be at fault for charging me thousands of times more than what is usually acceptable?

The miners stole the btc from me?

How do I get the stolen fees back from the miners?

Thank you

Regarding the Solaris core wallet:

It seems difficult to get the private key. I have backed up my wallet on my computer, and I have an online back up service that is backing up many files on my computer, but I do not think that service will back up my Solaris wallet.

If my computer crashes, will I be able to restore my wallet so my coins appear?

Please help with this.

Thanks,

G.P.

I need to take this out to a wider audience of people for advice if this can not be solved today on this thread within this section of the forum?  It is possible that none of the electrum developers would admit this charge of four times the amount sent was the fault of electrum?  So that is why i have to bring this outside of this section of the forum to assure I get more objective answers.  Thank you.

Please see post above for more questions.  Thanks to the experts who come on here and help.

Anyone know the username of an electrum developer on this forum who would be responsible for the electrum system?

You said:  ".... it depends on the fee paid......"

If the fee is four times of the amount that was sent, does that guarantee the transaction is dead in the water?

Also, who is responsible for me being charged four times the amount sent?  The sender only charged 2% to send the transaction at least that is what they have listed as their fee, but I also notice that inside of the electrum client it has a sliding scale of fees, and that is set right in the middle in my client.  So is it possible that something within the electrum system went haywire and that is why these ridiculous charges happened to the btc transfer I was to receive?

What happens if I just wait?  Will the transaction go through sometime in the future?

Thanks

Can someone please tell me where I can find the accelerator?

Thanks

Also, is it possible that a company who is sending out mass payments would cause all those large sized inputs and outputs?

Also, what is an RBF transaction?

More tips needed.

Thanks

"try your luck with an accelerator like ViaBTC"

There is not suppose to be any luck. The blockchain is supposed to work with our trust in the technology to work correctly.

The price of bitcoin is going to collapse if this kind of nonsense takes place with others and word gets out.

If I have further payments sent to a different wallet will that make a difference?

Please help  me so this does not happen to me again.  Thanks a million.

Thanks

I have a real humdinger to solve.

I was sent a transaction for 102 mBTC

It arrived in a pending state in my wallet with the notation "low fee" next to it.

When I bring up the child pays for parent I get these numbers:

Total size: 65643 btyes

Input amount: 102 mBTC

Output amount: -339.1923 mBTC

Fee:  441.1954 mBTC

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No way am I going to pay a fee of 441 mBTC for sending 103 mBTC.

Help me clear this up so I can get my 103 mBTC without paying too much.

Thanks,

G.P.