It is a very old scam methodology (impersonator) but I am thankful to your thread that can help newbies to prevent themselves from impersonators and scammers. Obviously, most of newbies will never read such warning threads but there are very few newbies will read and you help them indeed.
Scammers can try to impersonate trusted members by a few methods. Executive Impersonation: In this variation, a hacker takes control of the CEOs or CFOs email account, or spoofs it. Spoofing involves creating a fictitious email domain that closely resembles the actual one. For example, where a valid email address could be JDOE@COMPANY.COM, spoofed variations could use a 0 (zero) rather than a capital O (the letter) in COMPANY, or JDOE@C0MPANY. COM, simple misspellings such as JDOE@COMPNAY.COM, or other substitutions, such as using a lower case r and n (rn) in place of the letter m, which can be easily overlooked. Carefully check the email domain portion of an email senders address - the portion between @ and .com (or .net, etc.) - for any replacement characters, such as 0 or zero instead of the letter O or l (lowercase L) in place of I (uppercase I). Keep in mind, there are many other character replacement variations that are commonly used.
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Supports are not permanent supports. By that I meant supports can be flipped and turned to be resistances. Supports and resistances flip over each other all the time. Supports and resistances can be seen on charts but don't forget the important factor: volume. You can not identify a support or resistance without good strong signal from trading volume. Also check VPVR indicator. You can not use this indicator with Trading view for free account. Bitcoin Support and Resistance for dummies (Husires has a good thread).
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Thanks for sharing this valuable information, I was also looking for such a tool.
You are welcome and I hope I actually helped you. After checking a few crypto service comparison websites, I gave up looking for the perfect one.
I rarely complicate things like that and I always decentralize my fund on different exchanges and I store main funds in non-custodial wallet, not on exchanges. Maybe you have a suggestion for the trader who deposits/withdraws small funds frequently and looks for the lowest withdrawal fee exchange?
I can not answer it for you. It depends on several factors: - How small or big your fund is? With big funds, fee is not actually a matter. If withdrawal fee in BTC is 0.0002 BTC and your fund is 1 BTC, it does not a big matter. In contrast, if the amount you want to withdraw is 0.002 BTC only, the fee eats up your withdrawal.
- Which coin you use as tool for your withdrawal? If the fund is small, I would suggest you to go through this process with altcoins: Litecoin, Dogecoin or XRP. And if you want to withdraw USDT, there are some chains for you: OMNI layer, ERC-20, TRC-20 and honestly fee on TRC-20 chain is lovely low, almost zero.
- I almost don't care about withdrawal fee because as said, I try to find good alternatives at specific moment. What I care is taker/ maker fees
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There are many ways you can work and with your efforts you can earn money then use it to buy cryptocurrency. On the forum, the Marketplace board is where you should visit, read, and look for what fits your skills. If no thing fits your skills for now, you can choose the one you like and learn. In Marketplace, you can focus on some child boards: Service, Service Announcements, and Service Discussions.
Stay away from bounties, airdrops, etc. from shit altcoins or tokens. Such things don't help you to move far and sometimes will turn you to scam-supporter.
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Here: https://www.cryptowisser.com/exchanges?continent=&coins=1541&fee=2.0From cryptowisser.com, please customize the filter, at least add Bitcoin (coin number = 1541 as seen above) to the filter. The table header shows you three types of fee: You must choose the one you are interested in. A bonus advice for you: - If you have time and serious care about fee, please take a look at Segwit support. If they support Segwit address and Segwit-transactions, you can have more convenience and save more fees.
- Segwit address helps you to reduce transaction size (with same number of inputs and outputs) than Legacy address. Smaller size means less transaction fee.
Cryptowisser.com does not give you information for Segwit support but from filter and screening results with the site, you can manually check a few exchanges and choose one from them (Check their ToS, FAQ pages - search with Segwit as a keyword) or create trial account and check their details with their Deposit/ Withdrawal addresses. You can get it from the table there: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Segwit_support but at the end you must check it by yourself on exchanges with your real accounts.
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Electrum wallet so please make sure that you download a legit Electrum wallet. The guide can help you How to Safely Download and Verify ElectrumDownload the newest version 4.0.4 of Electrum wallet from https://electrum.org/#downloadWhen you visit the download page (above) you will see the warning from Electrum Warning: Electrum versions older than 3.3.4 are susceptible to phishing. Do not download Electrum from another source than electrum.org, and learn to verify GPG signatures.
I don't know what you did with your previous wallet but you can recover it by create a new wallet file and restore your wallet from the seed backup you have. When you recover with see, you would notice that you can set up another password for your new wallet file (but from same seed). It is a real example that anyone has access to your seed will have access to your bitcoin. Password of wallet file in such cases is non-sense.
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I bumped it after 4 months. I did not reply after that because the troll from KaneVWE (don't want to feed the troll) and DdmrDdmr answered well with his replyAnother reason is such big statistics don't change much over time (honestly I planned to run updating analysis but DdmrDdmr did it too fast). I did not report any post in that thread and I am not sure what happened with NotATether's post. I think if there is a post should be deleted, that is the trolling post.
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More than 3 months so here is the update for this year. I run the analysis due to the shady policies from Blockseer - a young mining pool but looks shady. Observed period: - Blocks: 610691 - 656674
- UTC time: 2020-01-02 00:03:05 to 2020-11-12 23:52:00
Raw results: +----------------------------------------------+ | miner pool_block percent total | |----------------------------------------------| 1. | F2Pool 7883 17.14 45984 | 2. | Poolin 5963 12.97 45984 | 3. | Unknown 5844 12.71 45984 | 4. | AntPool 5073 11.03 45984 | 5. | BTC.com 4716 10.26 45984 | |----------------------------------------------| 6. | ViaBTC 3032 6.59 45984 | 7. | Huobi 2981 6.48 45984 | 8. | 1THash&58COIN 2502 5.44 45984 | 9. | OKEX 2188 4.76 45984 | 10. | SlushPool 1794 3.9 45984 | |----------------------------------------------| 11. | Binance 1581 3.44 45984 | 12. | BTC.TOP 1355 2.95 45984 | 13. | NovaBlock 439 .95 45984 | 14. | BitFury 263 .57 45984 | 15. | bytepool.com 202 .44 45984 | |----------------------------------------------| 16. | Bitcoin.com 106 .23 45984 | 17. | EMCD 53 .12 45984 | 18. | KanoPool 4 .01 45984 | 19. | Solo CKPool 3 .01 45984 | 20. | CKPool 2 0 45984 | +----------------------------------------------+
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I knew the wap page for a while but forgot to include it in my thread Hidden pages / features on the forum. Yesterday I saw this topic and add the hidden page to my thread. What I found? The wap page works perfect for non-table posts or threads. With posts or threads have tables especially complicated tables (with many rows, columns) the wap page does not work well. I found it when I left a link to wap-version of my thread as an example. It sucks. The link is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5243405.0;wapWap's drawbacks: - Broken with tables
- Images are disabled
Personally, the web-version is the best and I still feel it is friendly for mobile. View-only mode: it is friendly. Type-mode: it is not but who will spend life to type on mobile for constructive posts.
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I thank you for your intention to work with me and your attention on my service. I unfortunately have to reject your project because I don't promote for company has activities related to cannabis or drug. I am sorry. Anyway, stay safe and good health.
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i think two different things are being confused here. falling in price and falling down to zero.
the reasons you mentioned here are for justifying the price rise of bitcoin and why the price won't go down in the long term. for example why it will never go below $10k ever again is explained here.
but falling down to zero is a very different matter. to be worth nothing requires bitcoin to have absolutely no usages anymore which can only happen in case something drastic happens like internet shutting down globally!
Exactly! Just to let you know. It is not a words of mine. I took it from the most common FUDs aim at bitcoin, from articles, magazines, blogs, social media. It is kinda exaggeration that is popularly used to spread FUDs. I brought it to you to say such news and FUDs are pointless and should be ignored. The scenario you said is probably never happen. I always think these historic charts make more sense on a log scale, because we have seen several order-of-magnitude changes over the years. Whereas with a linear scale, the first half of the orange area is effectively zero, as is the second half of the green line.
When you analyze data, you can transform it to different scales and log-scale is one of them. to be honest with the graph that you provide, it still cannot predict bitcoin price movements accurately because until now bitcoin price movements depend on good news circulating, if there is news that is almost the same as paypal some time ago it will have a good influence on the price of bitcoin, whereas if the price falls to zero then that is not possible. because those who sell them at low prices will only get regret.
I don't predict price here. The combined chart is given to show the opposite trend of bitcoin and USD (or USDT). Imagine bigger, even if bitcoin won't rise higher, and will have same price $15800 10 years later, the intrinsic value of 1 USD is lower due to its inflation. So if you combine the growth of bitcoin and the inflation of fiat, fiat currencies will be more trashy. I don't understand how the charts posted by OP might indicate a trend of going to 0 or in any way support the idea in the title of this thread.
I'd like to say the opposite, the growth of bitcoin. The article from Coinmetrics.io gave you other interesting information. People have less and less moved their coin in multipliers of 1 BTC and they more frequently moved bitcoin in the form of satoshi. It is an indicator of growth.
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Weeks ago, one member on this forum asked about the Bitcoin address and wallet (if possible) of the hacked, then shut-down exchange Cryptopia. That topic cryptopia adress. I read and forgot it but today it pops up in my mind again. I am not familiar with it but I wonder there are methods to mark, label exchange wallets, address for later use. Especially of one exchange does scam exit. I know of those sites but whether there are better tools for community? Address I used as an example is an address from a Huobi cold wallet according to bitinfocharts.com [Tutorial] Crypto taxes for beginnersWhere and how to check a bitcoin address is used for scam purposes? (it is my old thread) The objective of this thread is for Tax report
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Hi WO_gang, I am here again. Enjoy! As the title described, I don't write more content here. Let's keep it short and look at the visual plot. US dollar and other fiats are in over-inflated period. The pandemic triggered the money-printing industries globally and gave us free opportunity to see the beauty of fiats and government-based finance. Even, in worst scenarios when bitcoin falls to the hell, I honestly will be very happy if there are people want to finish deals with me to exchange 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizzas. - With pizzas, I eat, defecate and all will vanish in the air.
- With bitcoin, it stays with me.
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As the title described, I don't write more content here. Let's keep it short and look at the visual plot. US dollar and other fiats are in over-inflated period. The pandemic triggered the money-printing industries globally and gave us free opportunity to see the beauty of fiats and government-based finance. Even, in worst scenarios when bitcoin falls to the hell, I honestly will be very happy if there are people want to finish deals with me to exchange 10000 Bitcoin for 2 pizzas. - With pizzas, I eat, defecate and all will vanish in the air.
- With bitcoin, it stays with me.
I also saw this interesting and informative article. In a nutshell, the article says that value of bitcoin is increasing and transactions (non-Coinbase) have been switching to multiplier of 1 BTC to satoshi. In addition, its Velocity is in bottom range. I drop it here now but I planned to try reproduce it from data. Let's see what I can do. With blockchain, and public ledger, data analyses are reproducible. Bitcoin: An Unprecedented Experiment in Fair Distribution
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Shame... such a promising subject title that turns out to be clickbait for an ad... I was prepared to give OP a merit on the subject title alone.
Ignore the clickbait intention and I am discussing the rest part. I'd be more interesting in knowing what Google search terms tend to spike preceding a bull market move in bitcoin prices. Surely it is not a static list, which is why analyzing the Google Trends results for the same search term might not result in anything fruitful.
The trend is for long term and it is applied (if anyone want to use it) for investment, not for tradings.
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