Confirmed...will follow up with signed msg -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- meatmeat loan from magneto .04 paying back .045 by wed nov 22 -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNATURE----- Version: Bitcoin-qt (1.0) Address: 1MqogTNJBekPFqYQtZFHqqwLfZoXGJTJpL IKVbgJcTWRyXdHiXmEwB5L+5A2cVxI93JJYDiuGLQBdkY/deUDNv8KwJTJrvXPLQ9l4sFEU0472MCUk2KUdLEOw= -----END BITCOIN SIGNATURE----- Thanks for the confirmation plus signature. Just realised that i had filled the loan with 0.01 less so i've sent you another 0.01 to compensate for that. Otherwise, the terms will stay the same as before and nothing has changed. TXID can be viewed here: https://blockchain.info/tx/08b1a7727ed5478edf359299b21454173521480e9985b9e243fc99afe82ad0c4See you on wednesday. |
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Time Coin Amount Fee Receiving Address / txid Status
2017-11-17 08:43:45 BTC 0.66818429 0.00100000 3AUv6pC3c4FzDubc2NiRXd9NhCArrD26ZS
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This is what I see.
In what should have been transaction id I see a single digit function. 2, and now 4.
And I have no idea what it is. Am I losing my .66? I already lost the b2x that comes with it.
What does the status actually say? If it says processing or pending then obviously you need to still wait a bit before you'll receive your funds. I'm guessing that they may be reviewing your withdrawal first or even just temporarily disabling withdrawals for B2X. Anyhow, these guesses are no better than yours. Contact support which you alreday did and see what's happening. Try to argue with them to get your B2X too, if you really want it. |
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please explain the details. how do I need to do?
If you need to accelerate a transaction then simply click on OP's link. It's antpool's free transaction accelerator that prioritises the chances of your transaction to get confirmed once antpool mines a block. You do need an account with them, though. But the signup isn't that bad. You could also use confirmtx.com, which is free up to 400 bytes. Though they could just be using antpool's free service too. |
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If it's true that you have broken no terms and conditions then it seems like that they are a straight up lying piece of shit. The reasoning for abusive trading is simply not good enough in my opinion, they name themselves "whaleclub" and doesn't let anyone with more than $10k go on with their business without any type of restrictions?  Pretty untrustworthy behaviour, unless they have solid proof that you did something wrong. Otherwise i'm siding with you on this. |
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I recommend everybody to avoid this mixer at all cost. It's a unknown mixer which I never heard of, claiming to be in the mixing business since 2015 (probably just bought this old domain from someone), but only has 2 posts in its blog and they are both from this month. But what I find most strange is the amount of notifications of "x mixed Bitcoins", which are clearly fake. Checking the main.js[1] responsible for those notifications, you can see that those numbers are randomly generated and don't represent real users. Very shady...  [1] https://bitcoinmix.org/js/main.jsGood catch and this is a recipe for a scam. If they are willing to lie about their customer data and how much they mix their coins, then why wouldn't they be willing to lie about their whole mixing service but legit? Even if it turned out to be legit stuff, which it isn't, it sseriously compromises privacy. I would definitely go with either chipmixer, grams mixer, bitblender, or bitmixcoin. These are the only ones i trust personally. |
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I hear news everyday that people are getting hacked their coinbase account and loss coins. Is it true? Is it safe to keep coins in Coinbase?
It's definitely not everyday that this happens. But the thing with coinbase is that you never know what's going to happen next. Their policy regarding bitcoin forks is extremely inconsistent and you always have to be on the look out for new policy changes. Also you do not control your own private keys, another downside of using coinbase or any other web wallets/exchanges. This means that if they get hacked, they do not have the responsibility of paying you back. You're trusting them more than you need to. |
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I am buying small amounts of DUBAY VAULT gold money for 55% of the price.
I've got just under 1g of gold under Dubai vault. I'm willing to sell it to you for 55%. Also got just over 0.5g in toronto vault if you're interested(which i'm guessing you're not at this stage since you specified dubai). All of this is obtained from p2p trades, not credit card, so you can be sure of the legitimacy of my funds. Let me know if you're interested. I do recall having issues last time i tried to sell with sending the gold except i'm not sure what exactly the issue was. We could definitely try though. |
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These are pretty strict KYC rules for sure, never seen anything like it on any other sites. However since you're the customer using their service in this case you really have nothing that you can do to get yoru balance back, other than exactly what they demand you to do.
If this is what OKPay demands(and you need to send it physically, ugh), then i would not use them under any circumstances.
Thanks for letting everyone know.
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The value of Bitcoin has been on the upward trend in the last few weeks, what's the lowest value you think it will fall to before the year 2017 runs out?
I don't think that it's going to fall that much at all. Sure there will be dips along the way but the growth is going to still there if you zoom out of the short term picture. I'd say the low is going to probably $5-6k before the price gets up to $8-9k by the end of the year. We're just experiencing a surge in institutional investors into bitcoin, and that will push price up and stabilize the price also. |
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Same thing here, except by a different person: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2385827.msg24387088#msg24387088Completely the same thing. Same PM layout, except for the fact that they actually change the username on the phishing link to your actual username and that is what makes it so deceptive in my opinion. Myrippleaddress is therefore a scam that seems to be used for phishing purposes. They should be negged also. |
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Today I tried to login at blockchain.info and they always send a link in an email and then you use it and it lets you in.
Today, nothing was sent...
I tried to login again and again and nothing happened, still no link.
I wrote them in FB, but no one answered me back, does anybody have the same things today?
Sometimes it happens. Perhaps it is indeed a problem with their mail server, if you don't receive the email just try again at a later time. If it keeps not working i would suggest emailing their support about the issue and letting them know. If you have your recovery phrase you should be able to access your wallet even without email verification. So make sure that you save that recovery phrase, in order to access your wallet in an event of an emergency. |
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Bitfinex probably has the cheapest fees if you consider them to be a wallet(which they shouldn't be, since they are really an exchange and they do not have the best record out there for keeping funds safe for custoers) with 0.0004 BTC per transaction.
If you use web wallets that allow you to control your own private keys, and therefore set your own fees, then there is really no difference between using blockchain.info than electrum. Both allow you to set your own fees.
What you could potentially do at a risk is using a low fee and using antpool's tx accelerator.
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I'm not an expert but i've used them a few times. The times that i did use them they are usually on time with their deposits and withdrawals. Trading is good as well however expect higher spreads on markets such as ETH/BTC than on bittrex or bitfinex. There are also a few isolated incidents where people are complaining about funds going missing but never had that myself. |
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I would like to order the xapo card, never heard about it before, for the first time I heard about it here on the forum.
Please share your experience. thank you
You'd have to get vrified to use it so essentially you are losing out on some anonymity. They do have pretty good rates on their cards so that shouldn't be much of an issue, or at least compared to other card issuers. Just make sure that the foreign exchange rate is at least acceptable, because it can often be a lot if you're not using it in your card's native currency. Also make sure you know all the limits etc. before you deposit anything into your card. |
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Seeing some sluggishness in the market right now after the initial huge pumps. I'm guessing that $8k is the current resistance and if it can be broken then obviously we will see BTC go at least $8500-8600 and set another all time high there. It's pretty crazy right now and markets move fast. Just needs some more buyers to get there, shouldn't be that hard at all. |
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Hi there, i would like to get a portfolio that tracks all my assets, including altcoins, BTC, major fiats and silver/gold. Can you do this? I don't mind having it on either a spreadsheet or a standalone website.
Please PM me about the cost, if you are able to do this. As well as the time needed.
Also i'm assuming you're able to accept escrow right?
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Officially, Bitcoin is back in the vicinity of $7,200 and there is a big chance it can surge ahead and toppled the $7,500 level soon. Does it mean that Bitcoin is now back in the game after the 'attack' and being sluggish for some days? Well, we are hoping that this can be the start of something bigger for Bitcoin and there would be no big correction happening again. The message here is quite clear: Nobody can kill the King...if China was not able to deter Bitcoin from growing how can its spin-off do the crippling damage they wished for? But then again, it is not good to brag as we don't know what can be in the next few days and months so let's just be happy that maybe we can say that we are into the game and that Bitcoin is really here to stay for good. We actually may see the price level of $7500 break earlier than we think. Right now price is hanging nicely around the level of $7400 per coin. That is pretty good gains compared to the sub $6000 levels that was looming over the markets a few days ago and it's nice to see BTC recover so fast so quickly. This momentum should push us over to another all time high. Again, this demonstrates why you should always buy the dip instead of panic selling. |
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Dear community
I bought about 4 weeks ago BCU's via bitfinex. I have read and accepted the terms and conditions which have to be read and confirmed before trading with CST's
After i bought the BCU's, i only got the half amount of the BCU's i should get. My balance sheet so had been halved. I just sold the BCU's out of panic and hoped to get my money back, which did not happen. I then wrote directly to the support, which has not answered me till now. I can't imagine that this was my fault because it was not written in the terms and conditions that you lose half of your money after you bought CST's. If this is normal and my fault please let me know.
As a conclusion i can say i'm extremly disappointed of Bitfinex. Not only because I lost half of my money (maybe because they stole it) but also because the support just lets me down for a month. I really hope that that can be clarified. Otherwise everybody should take his/hers money out of this exchanger.
If somebody can help me to clarify this because he knows what really happened, please comment, it would help me a lot.
Thank you for reading.
Sincerely
Geekex
Are you sure that your money isn't just stuck in an open order of some sort in bitfinex? Many times i've used bitfinex and accidentally had a trade done through a random click that was not intended, and it always ends up in the pending orders. I would suggest reach them via support or social media until they respond. They are legit, they paid back the BFX tokens to all investors. No reason why they would scam you for half your deposit. |
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Check out again the fee on blockchain.info it was calmed down and the sat/b fee was lowered as the price of bitcoin is now pumping again.
Unconfirmed transactions are now down to 117k from 170k+ so this is a good indication that many miners are now back to mine bitcoin.
The lowest sat/b now is this 173 sat/b or more is recommended.
As of writing the unconfirmed transaction was down to 108k already which means theres a change on where miners are already getting back to to their work and I do actually wait for this thing to happen this is why I didn't make any transaction on previous weeks because of ridiculous prices even setting out huge fees wont guarantee you to transfer instantly or on a short duration of time but now everything would really goes back to normal.Lets just wait for a couple of days. Well today it is now down to 93k and that's an amazing thing. The price of bitcoin get back to it's normal price of $6,700 and many miners are active again to mine bitcoin.
We are now on greener days with bitcoin and this is going to make everyone happy again. Though transactions are still sometimes delay what's good today is the unconfirmed transactions went low and the fees aren't too high. it is Better today fee back to 153 sat/b Reg and 598 priority but still high i need to pay about 10$ to send 50$ with risky so will wait more . i think 3 days enough to back to normal mode because unconfirmed transaction down from 108k to 93k in one day Yesterday i pay high fee and take about 23 Hour to be confirmed so that start to back I won't pay $10 just to send $50 that's too high for me already. The essence of using bitcoin is to get cheaper fees for transactions or remittances, the high fee is due to the bitcoin cash pump.
But now there is a low priority fee of 100sat/b and I'm checking it from the time and it was good to see that transactions are only taking 1-2 hours before sending it. The value equivalent to dollars is quite high because the price is pumping but compare before bitcoin pumps it is still cheap. Yes, it is definitely because of the BCH pump. Now that the volume is no longer that high on BCH/BTC the fees have gone down accordingly. If you pay 400 sats/b you'd be getting 1st block confirmation. even 200 sats/b works. In these situations where the market is in a frenzy, just don't transact for like 10 hours and wait for the thing to cool down, or send with a lower fee and put the tx into an accelerator. On a side note, in my opinion, it is still so much simpler with bitcoin to transact overseas than to exchange your money into a foreign currency and then go through the painfully long SWIFT transfer process that will take more in fees and exchange rates than even the highest of BTC transaction fees. |
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