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If you are referring to PLNCoin then according to CoinMarketCap, it's only tradable on YoBit which is an exchange that I wouldn't suggest for anyone.
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I've sent you 0.02 tBTC already using this site, so you can send 8 more 0.01 requests: https://testnet-faucet.mempool.co/Just google "Bitcoin testnet faucets", you'll find plenty of them. |
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The guide on the GitHub repository is for Windows 10 users so, 7 may not be supported. You can, however, check this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2825916.msg28950183#msg28950183It's about the wallet but If the error mentioned there is related to Python, then maybe it could be a solution (hard to tell as you didn't give much info). Alternatively, you could create an issue on the GitHub repo or contact the developer on the forums (inactive for some time). |
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The title might be a little bit misleading but, I will try to explain what I'm trying to do. What I want to do is to automatically sell bitcoins. I will take Bitonic as an example, I'll just have to programmatically fill some fields, retrieve the amount and address and send the amount there, It shouldn't be that complicated to code. I'm looking for other exchanges where the procedure of selling BTC is as simple as the website above. An API would be nice but not a necessity. It also can have KYC verification but preferably, in that case, the login should not be complicated as the application might be used from multiple locations. |
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It's possible yes. The link above should be what you're looking, In case you're interested in generating vanity SW addresses as well, you can check this thread. |
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These are the stats of the highest account: Level: 6 (100/1000)
Gems: 448
Cards unlocked (65/93)
Gold: 100k
Trophies: 2800
The account has no pass royal and I'm selling it for 30$. The rest of the accounts are with lower stats, If you're interested in more details, drop me a P.M. |
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Hmm that's interesting, would you mind pointing me in the right direction for Bitcoin Gift cards?and how efficient are these?
You can use Bitrefill and buy FastBitcoins GC vouchers. But I personally don't like the idea that much due to its centralized nature. So maybe designing a card (If you want it to look nice) and printing private keys (QR) in it is a good idea. |
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I'm looking for 75-100EUR gift card for Amazon.de for 80% (using preev.com). I've already got a problem with a purchase before, so for safety purposes, I would like to know how the cards were obtained. You can P.M (faster response) or post here.
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I'm trying to track down the owner of a bitcoin wallet address you mentioned (1H6ZZpRmMnrw8ytepV3BYwMjYYnEkWDqVP) in this post. I think it belongs to an exchange, do you happen to know which one?
Thanks in advance.
Walletexplorer.com hasn't given much results but I according to this guy, the wallet should belong to Coinfloor. |
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It looks great. But what will happen if this stick will break? Bitcoin are lost?
Is here the way to securely create segwit paper wallet?
Yes, If the device no longer works, there is no way to recover the coins (unless they presented something in V4 that I'm not aware of). I wouldn't suggest them for storing big amounts for the long term anyway. As for creating SW paper wallets: https://github.com/coinables/segwitaddress |
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It should represent how much of the funds you have you want to use. If you put 100% for example, you'll use all your funds to buy BTC.
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Binance and KuCoin should both be a good option. You shouldn't go through any verification as long as you're not withdrawing more than 2 BTC per day.
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Does anyone have an idea about Trezor accepting new translation requests on their Crowdin? I've sent a request and emailed them as they requested but still no responses for a few months now.
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There are few differences such as verification time, fees, support responsiveness, and supported countries.
Coinmama support much more countries, their support is more professional and way faster than CB's.
Coinbase seems to have lower fees (Credit card purchases at least), and also faster verification time; a couple of minutes compared to Coinmama where it could take up to 1 hour but usually done within 15 minutes).
It's just a matter of preferences at the end of the day and since you're already using CB and you had a pleasant experience with them, there is no probably no reason to change to something else.
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If I understood right, after sending money to your Electrum address, you've noticed that the receiving address has changed? If that's the case then that should be normal behavior as you have multiple addresses on the wallet, and electrum is supposed to give you a new one with each new payment request. Just to confirm that you haven't sent the funds to the wrong address, go to Blockchain.com and search for your receiving address, If you see that the money is there, go back to your Electrum and type this on the console: ismine('paste_your_address_here')
If the command above return true, then you sent to the correct address and you should also be able to see something in your transactions history and your overall balance on the bottom of the wallet. |
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The exchange has to get money somewhere, to pay their employees and servers. I'm not aware of any exchanges that don't have withdrawal fees... but for no trading fees, you have Cobinhood (apparently, they host airdrops as well). |
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Not to be rude but you started the wrong way. I mean even If the site accepted credit cards, you should still not simply use your CC as your credentials could be stolen, you should always investigate sites legitimacy... I simply googled the site's name and the results returned were: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2527796.0https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5159286.0Your funds are sadly lost and there is no way you could recover them. As an advice for the future, If you find any website that you're not sure of, ask here. |
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Good thing here in the Philippines is that theres coins.ph that is well-trusted when it comes to bitcoin wallet. I just hope that it will continue to be secured and prevent the users to be scammed or hacked.
It's not a wallet unless you control your private keys and that's not the case for the site/app you mentioned, it's more of an exchange. |
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