I am not that familiar with mining but I feel like the thread should have been posted on Mining(altcoin) Board or its child board Pools (Altcoins).
No, it shouldn't be there if you are selling hash rate the right section for this is " digital goods". No one is selling hash rate on Altcoin mining and pools if you found someone who selling there it's spam and it should be reported.
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What actually did you use for fee estimation there are 3 types of fee estimation on Electrum look You can see static, ETA, and mempool. Static has a fixed range of 1-300sat/byte and ETA and mempool are based on fee market conditions. I would suggest you always use ETA or Mempool for fee estimation then slide it to target 1Mb or lower size from the tip. For ETA slide it to target "within 2 blocks" or for a faster transaction slide it to target "In the next block". Next time check that first before you make a transaction so that the transaction won't stuck on the mempool.
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You can't mine on that site but you can earn Bitcoin with your site. It's not mining but you can earn Bitcoin from your blog, do you have ads space on your site? You can earn from ads network like a-ads they always pay in Bitcoin if you have lots of visitors you can earn Bitcoin. Or check this list of advertising network here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5196251.0
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This is not the right place to look for "collaborator" and if this is a paid task then this is not the right place to post. I would suggest you bring it here " Services Section"
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Based on my experience with the stop-loss feature it won't trigger or be filled if you didn't set it properly the stop limit price should be lower than the limit price so that it will trigger when the price touches the stop limit price. You can set it to a 5-10% gap. Also, don't set the stop limit near the current price it won't trigger based on my experienced. Here's a quick guide to easily understand how it works. Source: How to set Take Profit and Stop loss in Binance?If you trade on Binance I suggest you check OCO it also has a stop-limit feature but this one is best for "locking potential profits or limiting risks". Read more about this here https://academy.binance.com/en/glossary/one-cancels-the-other-order
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You need to add the amount on the side of your address sample this Youraddresshere, amount youraddress2here, amount youraddress3here, amount Looks like this as a sample Don't forget the comma without it it will lead to some errors like you mention above.
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Alternatively from the crypto-recovery posted above, you can also get your wallet.aes.json as a text by following the guide below Try to get your wallet.aes.json by pasting your walletID to this URL: https://blockchain.info/wallet/WALLET_ID?format=json Replace " WALLET_ID" with your Wallet ID, do not change anything like the punctuation marks. If you didn't set 2FA, the URL will display your wallet.aes.json in txt format ( if you have 2fa, use the method below). With it, create a " wallet.aes.json" file and paste the text using a txt editor, then decrypt it using decryption tools. This one should work: https://github.com/blockchain/my-wallet-backup-decryption-tool/releasesBut the private key from the result isn't WIF ( Wallet Import Format), it's in base58 form. If you successfully decrypted the wallet file, you can convert the base58 private keys into WIF by using base58 decoder and then convert the result ECDSA PrvKey into WIF ( compressed) to be able to import/sweep it to other wallets.
Another method to get your wallet.aes.json file is to use btcrecover's extract-script: download-blockchain-wallet.py from https://github.com/gurnec/btcrecover/tree/master/extract-scriptsnc50lc didn't mention it here so I quoted his old post. I don't know if this will work on a new or HD account but worth trying. Once you get the wallet.aes.json your last step is to decrypt the wallet to get the private key.
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Have you tried to use the software from Innosilicon to scan the miner's IP? If not yet try to download the tool from here https://www.innosilicon.com/html/support_en/tool.htmlAnd then scan the IP let's see if it can scan your miner. Did you bought them directly from manufacturers or are these miners are 2nd hands? If you bought them 2ndhand possible they are set up with Static IP. I'm not sure but the only solution if those are static is by flashing it through SD card.
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I just want to add this below from the suggestion above. For me, this is the best source of learning and understanding about bitcoin including how to build them and make your own Blockchain. It also has a list of Bitcoin books and the history of bitcoin. - https://github.com/openblockchains/awesome-blockchainsScroll down to the bottom you will see more other resources about Bitcoin.
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No i dont got the old wallet.dat file i got the file from the new Bitcoin core that i download and took like month and a half downloading the blockchain. With my passphrase i create the wallet and always got the same file. I will buy a better computer to download again bitcoin core because i using an old laptop running on low memory just like 11.5 gb left. I believe that every node download the blockchain from block 0. Took like 10 to 20 second for each block to download last time i saw the bitcoin was long years ago.
You can't just recover your old wallet by using the same password from your new wallet. You need to find the old wallet.dat file do you have this? If you don't have the old wallet.dat file you can't able to recover your old wallet with Balances. Try to check the wallet folder and maybe the old wallet is there. If you are using Windows OS you can find it on %APPDATA%\Bitcoin type it on "Run" you can press WinKey+R to open "Run" and paste that shortcut if it doesn't work you can try to type this %APPDATA%\ then enter then look for Bitcoin folder then wallet. Then check the wallet folder if it shows 2 files with .dat files(E.g. wallet.dat and wallet1.dat). So if you found two wallets there is a possibility that one of these is your old wallet.
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I want to buy a few tokens and coins from them which is cheaper than the other exchange.
I already check this exchange on Coingecko with a trust score of 8 and I already searched it here but I couldn't find their official announcement I mostly find them on token and altcoin announcements.
Do they have KYC verification? I hope some people here trade on this exchange and would like to know if they are a non-KYC exchange.
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Request For a No Collateral Loan Required BTC Amount: 0.008 Estimated Loan Duration: Within a month BTC Address: bc1qptg5vvtmwwgn96qgwgalpflqjvxxmvlwmu8529
Thank you.
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I tried to search here and in Google, I couldn't find any good exchange for paysafecard pin most of what I found are scams. Try to make a thread in Currency Exchange and maybe someone will take your offer just make sure to increase the offer a bit. ~snip~
Secondly, if you have a Paysafecard account you own the card, right? What about just using the card to buy BTC with it? It could be simpler
I think he already redeemed it as a Paysafecard pin it looks like an e-voucher with a 16 digit pin.
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Did you edit the thread or edit something from your old bump or post? This might be the reason why your posts are deleted. 4. Bumps are limited to once per day (24 hours), yes this includes "updates", that's what the edit button is for. Old bumps should be deleted as they serve no purpose, and only clutter up topics and make it more annoying to read.
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It depends on how you protect your wallet in your phone the pegasus spyware can only access your data if they have rooted access since Android phones are not rooted by default they can't do anything.
I'm using my phone with Knox protection anything apps or files that I want private I put them all in a secured folder protected by Knox and it will disable if someone tries to root the phone but even they get the data from the Knox folder all files are encrypted that they can't easily decrypt.
Based on what I research about Pegasus spyware they can also hijack cameras and mic to monitor your activity but mainly on IOS devices. Most of the affected by this spyware is IOS and a few Android phones.
So it will still depend on you if how you protect your phone from any attacks. Mine I'm using Samsung phone there is a special security feature that you can use called Knox. But not only that you can also disable all sensors to avoid your phone from monitoring, if you are using Samsung you can't find this feature you will need to enable the developer option and look for "sensors off". This will help if someone is spying on you they can't retrieve any data or even use the camera and mic.
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Just adding this from the post above to make these things clear. You have to check these arrows Check the Electrum on the top if it's watch-only or standard wallet pointed by jackg and check the network status at the bottom right corner there is a circle(Red, green or syncing icon). Also on the addresses tab check if you send the BTC to the right address if you can't find the address that you pasted on Samourai it means that you sent it to the other wallet, not the wallet you currently used(Electrum). However, if the address where you sent BTC is in the addresses tab on Electrum you might have network issues that is why it doesn't show any transaction in your history tab. So check the network status click it and try to use other servers just right-click and "use as server" and check if it solves your problem. Check the image below as a reference If it doesn't solve your issue try to change your PC/Laptop DNS You can use any of these DNS Google 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4
Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 1.0.0.1 If the issue is still there copy the address(The address where you sent BTC) and paste it to any explorer to know if that address has a balance. You can use this https://blockchair.com/Also, take note of the Electrum version because lower than 3.3.4 is no longer connected to the server, and most of the servers in the old version are under phishing attacks. So you have to check and tell us if what Electrum version you currently use.
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Why not focus on this tool https://coinb.in/#newTransaction to generate hex transactions without the redeem script manually put the transaction ID on the inputs tab and put the address on output(If where you want to send BTC). To take the recent transaction ID use some Bitcoin explorer like https://blockchair.com/ and paste the BTC address(with balance) and then copy the first or recent transaction ID. Take note of the amount under inputs, make sure it was the current balance of that address, and also set up the amount in the output tab(It will reflect on the transaction fee, so make sure put the right amount). After that submit it should generate an unsigned hex just transfer it to the offline wallet and paste it to Electrum(Under tools>load transaction>"From text" then paste) If it doesn't work or if you experienced some issue from coinb.in try to download it from here https://github.com/OutCast3k/coinbin/releases/tag/1.6 and repeat the procedure.
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Like the above said it's pretty new and it seems they don't make articles daily. They don't even have news about the Amazon rumors related to crypto payment. Domain:cryptocoinstips.com Registrar:Sav.com, LLC Registered On:2021-04-30 Expires On:2022-04-30 Updated On:2021-07-04 There is one only tool that I use to see all news from all sources media, blogs, and trending news. And I'm sure you're gonna love this Here's the link below for those who don't know yet. - https://cryptopanic.com/
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My bad I sold all my BTC in USDT a few days ago I thought that it's the end of the bull run but it seems it's the end of the bear market.
Is it because of rumors about Amazon? I heard that they are going to accept tokens according to the news and I heard they are looking for crypto developers who has experienced on crypto payment gateway?
I hope it's true and let's see the price coming in few months.
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