Exactly. If you think $1500 is a big move in this space when we've moved from $4000 to $10300 in just a few months then maybe you need to reflect on that or realise this market isn't one you should be in at this time...

You can use as many addresses as you want and spend from them all in one go on your wallet.

Exchanges use different structures but ones like coinbase have one main address and give each user multiple addresses. Their nodes are set up to check these addresses and sign transactions to their main cold wallet address.

Funds can be spent by the exchange in this wallet but it usually only happens when their hot wallets for withdrawal are low or when they have to do things such as pay workers...

Try renaming the last blk file in the blocks directory of the data dir for bitcoin core and try again.

What is the default directory for potcoin? Bitcoin and litecoin use different data dirs so it might be a hardware issue if the above doesn't resolve it.

It does often seem like we're trying to put more effort and protection in places such as prisons than we are in doing what we ought to for the homeless. Quite a lot of homeless people just try to get arrested in the UK to not have to deal with being homeless. I think it costs about £40000 to hold someone in custody for a year, where it would cost the governemgn about £5-6k to keep one person going for a year with essentials and a little extra.


The government already builds housing anyway, it'd just be expanding those contracts...
Once a major problem gets resolved, i reckon other issues will make themselves notice. At the moment we have no idea as to how many people don't have any shelter so any efforts are generally pretty hard to track.

Namesilo won't allow me to register a unicode domain .

I'd say what emoji I wanted to register but that would destroy my plan to monopolise emojis own a website.

If only you had've joined 12 days earlier, we could all be wishing you a happy valentines with your 5 years partner: bitcointalk.

Congrats on the 5 year anniversary, I imagine many of us thought the forum would be gone. That's the general tone I got when I joined in august 2015.

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I joined to see if cloudmining was legit, turns out the sites I were trying to use weren't (afaik)...

We can reconvene in another 5 years when you still haven't moved off of here . Perhaps by then you'll be a mod of something @Theymos where are we on creating Loyce's special board...

Take advice with a pinch of salt.

A lot of the time gaps like the cme gap are caused and day traders may work Monday to Friday too... If a gap forms on a weekend for example on a Sunday, volume is pretty low so it's pretty easy for stuff to move...

If the trading depth becomes low on a Monday or Tuesday a reversal is pretty likely.

I did see a report earlier on the news that was saying if areas are put under quarrenteen, fixed salary workers are still entitled to their pay from the company... I'm not sure how the sick pay chema works here but I can see thst causing huge issues for some small companies if they have to pay staff to not work.

Yeah insurance on savings is a thing here, it's generally per bank per person too...
So the £86k limit of FSCS protection is just per entity relationship (citizen number to bank).

I'm getting annoyed at these discussions that are like "socialism drives nothing", "the best way to get anywhere is to not have a backup plan" and "socialism stagnates an economy". In truth would it work?

Building an accommodation schema such as what university halls have whereby there are a series of studio apartments avaliable for people to move into, would that system work for stopping homeless people being out on the streets continuously? If we say each studio would probably cost about £20,000 to produce then it probably wouldn't be too hard to get something going... A strategy like this would cost around 1.4 trillion for everyone, but not everyone would need to use it. 250000 people are homeless for example and it'd only cost around 5 billion to house them.

It seems a lot of time people don't reflect on the fact that the only people that make money and do well for themselves in this world are those with lots of extra money to spare and many backup plans. Most of the people that are for capitalism just want to see $100bn in their account some day from what I can see but if someone's a hardcore capitalist then let me know the point I'm missing...

Yeah there's a high chance we've either maxxed out already for the year I'd you look at the last two halvings. It's probably good from this point for the rest of the year if we remain at $10k and don't fall further after there's no rally post run (some of retail may be expecting that)..

I think in 2016, we moved to about $500 in the early months of the year and then just stayed there for quite a while during and after the halving...

It's still pretty new, steady is quite a few years away...

$10k with a $210bn market cap is pretty low for what most of us see it reaching. As said cryptocurrency is a volatile asset, it can swing up and back down. We were about 95% likely to rehit 10k based on my analysis... We could've said the same about $6k being a natural level, and then 4k and so on...

You gotta get used to not having a clue as to what this market does some days...

You might want to include links to their advertiser channels in your op. I haven't heard of most of these and one or two I have are because they're on other platforms doing other stuff...

This came up in my youtube feed recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HofvVfSSaI

I don't know if much has developed, but the market normally are the first to take things seriously so I doubt it's that still.


Might be nice if real estate starts to colapse in this country. I'd say the higher price of housing makes companies put quality into the products they produce but it doesn't anymore...

And yeah once other markets see a correction some funds will move into bitcoin, espeically since the recent weeknesses in gold these days since it's overinflated so much...

Think of the derivation path and seed combination as being a tree.

Your seed is the trunk and the derivation path is the branches from that:

m/0'/0'/0' is the leftmost branch at the bottom going three times across to the leftmost bottom branch.
m/0'/0'/1' is the same as above but it a branch one higher where you split on the last branch in the example above.

As long as there wasn't a balance in it then it is still sort of your wallet as you'll maintain as much control of that as you will your other.

They're not shorting gold, they're actually shorting you...

How are you, a retail investor, ever going to get the money to take on a multi billion dollar company? Fractional reserve banking also means a bank won't have to pay its solicitors to handle the job with actual money anyway... And they normally have a lot of assets at their disposal too.

And they've probably well segregated that part from the rest of the company and used language the common folk won't understand so they can easily cut it off and pretend they knew nothing about it. Sure you can try to make their ceo and chairman bankrupt but they'll be long gone to a country that won't deport them.

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I'm pretty sure there was a report saying the bank of England's gold vault had a volume of 25x the gold it had in one day, 5x the total gold known to have been mined...

Well if some stocks fall because of it then I can see bitcoin and ethereum taking a bit of an advantage over this since they've proved to be 'fairly' stable so far while the other markets haven't been and even quite a bit more prosporous...

It does look a lot like a retracement in the stock market though, as if it isn't irrecoverable and it may be nearing the bottom of its immediate correction. It did look to be stabalising and moving slightly upwards just before I wrote this, but not as much as it could so it'll likely either keep moving sideways or go up in the immediate term.

I'm looking at reports and a lot of them are saying it's due to the coronovirus, I don't know how much of an impact that would have on the American markets but it looks to be quite a big one, my small position lost $100 in profit since Friday. The rest of the international markets I.e the vuk and ftse 100uk also look to have responded but they seem to be a delayed response (unless anythings got worse that I haven't noticed from ignoring mainstream media and its general fear mongering).

Back to my other point, is this not already designed by beurocrats to encourage a lot of spending?

If someone didn't pay their loan then their collateral would be put up for sale and the bank would already have needed to print money to pay them, but wouldn't this already be factored into the government measured inflation?

(the British government measures inflation based on grocery prices so surely this would still remain fairly stable as the currency has already been minted into the supply).

As in they started printing paper money?

I know it's legally possible in most places to print counterfeit money outside of a country and attempt to use it in the country you're in (or it used to be and was a very weird loophole). Is this what's going on or are people actively printing money inside the country and its being accepted?