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481  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated people are walking biological time bombs and a THREAT to society on: April 29, 2021, 10:32:16 PM
OP can't be taken seriously, he keeps trolling. He says that people who get vaccinated are going to die from it but I'm still waiting for him to give concrete data:


I am not sure if he is trolling, he has a lot of pretty extreme viewpoints, and opinions. Obviously, he is very wrong in this case. There is a lot of misinformation out there about Covid and the vaccine, and unfortunately a lot of people believe it.
482  Economy / Reputation / Re: Do you miss VOD poll? on: April 29, 2021, 08:00:56 PM
I think Vod needs an extended break from the forum. His actions show that he was not doing well mentally for quite some time prior to him leaving. I hope that he can get himself help that he needs so he can heal and live a good life.
What happened to @Vod to cause him/her to be mentally afflicted though? Based on what I have seen in these forum and his trust rating, I am sure that people are going to miss @Vod because if I base my opinion on the trust, @Vod is by far the only person that works real hard busting scams on this forum.
I am not sure what caused Vod's issues. Probably some kind of trauma. He has had issues for a while. I think the likely isolation caused by the pandemic probably made things worse for him.
483  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: BitCloak mixer is gone ? on: April 29, 2021, 07:59:00 PM
The ping/traceroute doesn't necessarily mean that bitcloak still has a server at the IP address, it means there is a server at the IP address.

Running a bitcoin mixer is a risky business. There are people on their thread complaining about not receiving a transaction. My guess is they are no longer in business. This could be because they got hacked, some government (maybe Russia) shut them down, or they decided it isn't worth the risk of continuing to run their business.
484  Other / Meta / Re: Google partial blackholing of Bitcointalk? on: April 29, 2021, 09:25:51 AM

But if Google can't distinguish between what is and what isn't actually outdated, I'd rather get all relevant search results instead of only the most recent ones.

I think they can, it's just matter whether it's cheap or profitable for Google to do it.
Giving search results is not going to generate any profits for google. The ads next to the search results is what generates revenue for google. This means that relevant search results will generate more revenue for google as people use google more often to query information. Google wants to maximize the search results for people that answer the question they are asking.

Making a change to determine what is outdated and what isn’t is not expensive, but it is probably difficult.
485  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Joe Biden is President of the United States of America on: April 29, 2021, 08:07:33 AM

Pearl Harbor was an attack on the United States. It was an attack that Japan hoped would lead to the US falling to the Axis of evil. 9/11 was similarly an act of War against the United States, similar to Pearl Harbor was purported by far left terrorists extremists.

The Biden administration can only be described as extremist and radical. 

Japan never thought the U.S. would fall, they were hoping to knock out the U.S. Navy in its entirety in one fell swoop. That way they couldn't enforce their recent embargo against Japan.

Japans short terms goals may have been to stop the embargo, however once the war was won in China and Russia, Japan would have moved onto Hawaii and the mainland US.
486  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: ViaBTC accelerator minimum fee on: April 29, 2021, 07:53:45 AM
And yeah, pay attention and use RBF  Wink
If you are trying to pay a minimum amount in fees, at the expense of having to potentially wait a long time for confirmations you should use RBF, however you cannot use RBF if you want any chance of any service accepting your transaction without any confirmations (you will also need to pay a generally higher fee for 'instant acceptance').

I prefer to rely on RBF than on the benevolence of various websites which may or may not care of anything until the tx gets at least one confirmation.
Of course, in case of shops this may not be an option. Everybody has to think and know his use case.
If a site is going to accept a zero confirmation transaction, they will generally tell you in advance the requirements for them to accept it. The requirements will always include the transaction not being RBF.

Don’t get me wrong, RBF is a good feature and there are many circumstances in which it should be used, but there are also situations in which using RBF is not appropriate.

They force users to pay using bcash
They don't force it: their default is BCH, but they also accept BTC and LTC.
Ive never used their accelerator. I didn’t know they accept other currencies. I was going off what they posted on their website.
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I would advise against relying on any free service to confirm below market fee transactions. There isn't a guarantee their service will continue being offered, and it will likely stop being if doing so stops being economically viable.
ViaBTC's transaction accelerator has been around for years, and although it gets harder to use when fees get higher, I can usually get it to work.
You could of course just keep RBF as a backup.
As transaction fees increase, the cost of running the free accelerator also increases. This is both in terms of USD and BTC.

Years ago, 10 sat/byte was often not an unreasonable fee for a transaction to get confirmed in a modest amount of time. Today, paying that fee rate is not going to get your transaction confirmed for a long time on its own. I would expect them to increase their minimum fee rate for their free service.
487  Economy / Reputation / Re: Do you miss VOD poll? on: April 29, 2021, 07:36:10 AM
I think Vod needs an extended break from the forum. His actions show that he was not doing well mentally for quite some time prior to him leaving. I hope that he can get himself help that he needs so he can heal and live a good life.
488  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Joe Biden is President of the United States of America on: April 29, 2021, 03:12:57 AM
https://twitter.com/Acosta/status/1387516729828548618/photo/1

I don't know if I consider a bunch of overweight Trump supporters that couldn't spell "democracy" even if they tried to be the biggest attack on the world's largest democracy since the civil war. WW2 wasn't an attack on democracy? The Cold War? 9/11? I guess I rank these things just a tad bit higher than the capital riots.



Pearl Harbor wasn't really an attack on our democracy since it was a preemptive strike.  Sure the axis powers were a major existential threat to our democracy, but there really wasn't any single attack you could point to that was a direct threat to our democracy.

911 maybe since it was more than just hitting a military base and DC was a target.

The point of the Jan 6 attack was to stop congress from certifying the result of the election, the foundation of our democracy - on the capital, during a joint session while the VP was present.  Other than an inaguration or SOTU when SCOTUS is also present, there is no bigger target.  It was a really big deal.


Pearl Harbor was an attack on the United States. It was an attack that Japan hoped would lead to the US falling to the Axis of evil. 9/11 was similarly an act of War against the United States, similar to Pearl Harbor was purported by far left terrorists extremists.

The Biden administration can only be described as extremist and radical. 
489  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated people are walking biological time bombs and a THREAT to society on: April 29, 2021, 02:35:21 AM
The Covid vaccine is safe. It will protect you again contracting COVID at a high rate, and will protect you from contracting a serve case of COVID at an even higher rate. Unless you have an extensive circumstance, you should get the COVID vaccine.

I am against censorship, however this thread is not at all good to be having around and contains misinformation.
490  Economy / Securities / Re: Managing Partner Needed to Launch a Cryptocurrency Trading Platform on: April 29, 2021, 02:26:45 AM
Do you have any proof that you are the original owner of your account?

What expenses do you anticipate incurring in order to get the exchange to be ready for the customer? Do you have tests written for various functions and code? Have you had your code pen-tested? What is your plan to have the additional code written?

I may or may not be interested in your project depending on the answers to the above questions and verification of said answers. I have the required capital if I am interested.
491  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: ViaBTC accelerator minimum fee on: April 28, 2021, 11:49:26 PM
I have precisely the same problem as you.

Sent a transaction with 11 sat/byte from a Ledger wallet and tried to accelerate it with ViaBTC. Came back with the insufficient fee prompt.

The transaction is RBF but I can't seem to find a way to do that within the ledger live interface. Oh well, I guess I'll just wait an eternity until the confirmations come and the mempool miraculously unclogs itself Roll Eyes
You can always create a CPFP transaction to increase the fee of the original transaction.

If you are trying to send your bitcoin to cold storage, it would probably be better to have it sent directly into cold storage so you aren’t sending bitcoin to yourself when fees are high.
492  Other / Meta / Re: Google partial blackholing of Bitcointalk? on: April 28, 2021, 10:55:55 PM
I think this is because of their recent February update with their search engine. Google recently updated their broad-core algorithm in its SEO to be improved with Passage Ranking. I've seen this article that explains it very well -- https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-passage-ranking-martin-splitt/388206/#close

With that update, it is not only your thread that is affected, but the general results from any users who searched with exact keyword on Google. Based on my understanding with Passage Ranking, its algorithm ranks the results based on the overall content of the page independently -- which leads to your 2nd thread page be shown first than the main OP.
If I understand that blog post correctly, google has updated their algo to return results that are relevant to the query being asked, rather than key words in a query. So searching for cars with the best safety rating might return a result that talks about a safety metric and ranks cars accordingly, but might not have the term "best" nor "safety" in the content of the page. 

In the past, when searching for something, you might encounter a webpage that has many random keywords unrelated to eachother, and no actual useful content. This change seems to be making it less likely these types of pages will be returned in search results.
493  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: ViaBTC accelerator minimum fee on: April 28, 2021, 10:36:54 PM
And yeah, pay attention and use RBF  Wink
If you are trying to pay a minimum amount in fees, at the expense of having to potentially wait a long time for confirmations you should use RBF, however you cannot use RBF if you want any chance of any service accepting your transaction without any confirmations (you will also need to pay a generally higher fee for 'instant acceptance').

ViaBtc would include transactions with 10-20satb/b and ignoring some worth 100sat/b, how much is pretty hard to approximate as those 100 transactions could mean anything, simple 1inputs 2 output tx or huge ones but even with a 10-15$ per tx lost they would lose 1000$, 24 hours, that's around $25k minimum, could be far more, depending on if they have a  limit in the size of the tx they accept.
So they're either using it to advertise their paid accelerator, or just to advertise their mining pool. Either way, it must be worth it in some way for them.
I think viaBTC is trying to promote the use of bcash with their acceleration service. They force users to pay using bcash, and the acceleration website itself gives their version of the "benefits" of using bcash.

I would advise against relying on any free service to confirm below market fee transactions. There isn't a guarantee their service will continue being offered, and it will likely stop being if doing so stops being economically viable.
494  Economy / Economics / Re: Coinbase VS Binance Valuation - is Binance way undervalued? on: April 28, 2021, 04:03:08 PM
Therefore, Coinbase is still the name attending the party at Nasdaq.
By the way, if anyone does not know, Coinbase immortalized its listing on the blockchain: F2Pool mining pool included in block #679187 the title of the article «House Gives Final Approval to Biden’s $1.9T Pandemic Relief Bill Mine» by The New York Times dated March 10, 2021. Devil's Tablets of History.  Cool


In some ways what is happening today is much worse than what was happening in 2008/9 when bitcoin was created. What is being pushed today is far more radical than what was happening in 2008/9. I wouldn’t be surprised to see something similar to bitcoin being released that similarly changes how interactions are conducted.
495  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Sending locked coins on: April 27, 2021, 02:13:44 AM

The purpose is to give Bob proof that Al has enough coins to complete the transaction, and to be sure that he won't spend them.

You can have Bob provide a specific signed message confirming he has sufficient bitcoin to complete the transaction. This will not prevent Bob from spending said bitcoin.

The problem you describe is common for high value transactions. If you are selling anything on the internet, you should expect to deal with a lot of time wasters. You can keep an item listed for sale as long as you have not received payment for said item, and make it clear the item will remain listed for sale until the item is paid for.

It should be possible to allow for a type of n-lock time transaction whose outputs are only spendable after n-blocks after the transaction confirms. I don't see many use cases for this type of transaction, so I am not sure there would be consensus for this type of change.
496  Economy / Services / Re: Free BTC transaction accelerator! on: April 26, 2021, 01:13:14 AM
Why exactly should anyone use your service when actually everyone has access to free tx accelerators? To be honest with you I have my doubts that you are just trying to get some easy earned merits there.
I have seen a number of people post that they had just submitted a "stuck" transaction to viaBTC's free acceleration portal and receive merit on their post. I think it could be a combination of wanting to get to make a post, and of trying to get additional merit.

viaBTC does have a limit that resets every hour, so I guess someone who writes a script that goes to their portal every hour, on the hour and submits transactions is providing some sort of service.
497  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Poloniex SupporT! Please Help Me!! (Accidentally deposited BTC to USDT wallet ) on: April 26, 2021, 12:18:11 AM


I want to know normally how long this recover process takes to finish ? I mean 1 month is normal for this. 

I am wondering because of I have very little technical knowledge
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Why does it take so long? Is it a very difficult process?

Thanks everybody.

The process itself is not difficult. The difficult part is doings it in a way that protects the private keys of the exchange. Most likely, the private keys of the various coins they support are kept separate, and the devs probably need to perform ETL tasks to move the private keys from the infrastructure of one coin to another. This is most likely done on an ad-how basis, and many tests and approvals will likely be needed to ensure that no information is leaking and that customer money is kept safe.

I would anticipate a delay lasting months, hopefully it won’t be that long. You should follow up with them periodically. Posting in this forum will not accomplish anything.

Hi, Thank you for your answer..

I know that posting here will not solve my problems, but I learned lots of think from another users. I'm just trying to find the safest way. I don't want to regret later why I didn't do this.

Thanks..
I would encourage you to remain patient and follow up with the support team periodically. I would say that following up more than once per week is probably excessive. You can keep your thread updated as well if you want, but doing so won’t do anything to speed up your case.
498  Other / Politics & Society / Re: JOE BIDEN wants to DOUBLE your TAXES on BITCOIN gains! on: April 24, 2021, 04:09:07 PM
This is not a good way to grow the economy. The additional taxes will force investors to use a higher discount rate when making investment decisions. This will lead to less money being invested into businesses, including wages for employees.

This is not just for gains on bitcoin by the way, it is for all investment gains, long term and short term.

 Seems like the Biden administration is buying into their own rhetoric.  The economy is obviously overheating and therefore ripe for the picking.

Biden: “The first two months of our administration, we’ve created more jobs than the first two months of any administration in American history.
Well to be clear, these jobs gains have nothing to do with Biden or his policies. These job gains are due to Trump's policies that are still affecting the economy. Biden will no doubt take credit for these job gains, and will blame Trump when his policies start to affect the job market.



Are you hoping people don't click the link and realize it doesn't have much to do with the title of this thread?  Easier to just believe the yelling headline.
Bien is not just trying to tax gains on bitcoin, but gains on all long term investments. Interestingly, he is not calling for an increase in taxes on kickbacks to corrupt politicians. 
499  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: $100 billion to be invested to increase chip fabrication capacity! on: April 23, 2021, 09:09:03 PM
the last paragraph in the articles si the real question:

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It’s unclear how TSMC -- with $28 billion of cash and equivalents on its balance sheet at the end of December -- intends to finance that record outlay, which underscores the enormous capital required to stay at the forefront of the industry.

100 billion in ten years of net income according to the last statements, 2020 came with an increased demand for chips but will this pace continue for the next years at the same rate? Of course, there is a lot of demand but will not this continuous growth start stalling at one point?
Of course, they probably have a well-written plan, with far more details than we could ever acquire reading newspapers.
TSMC is planning on investing $100b over three years. To finance this capital expenditure, they will need to either sell stock, or sell bonds/debt, or form some kind of partnership with another entity that foots the bill. TSMC apparently has not disclosed how they will pay for the capital investment.

As for Bitmain, they've already managed to get TSMC angry with that recruiting, maybe the way to get cheap chips is to fill in the queue with another producer who has been left with no clients by TSMC. And we will see no cheaper gear as long as people buy it for 4 times the launch sale value, so unless the BTC price goes down 4x..oh no, better not!
IMO, the lack of production capacity of new miners, along with the high price is driving the prices of miners. Difficulty has not kept up with advances in ASIC technology for SHA256 mining, and the price of bitcoin
500  Other / Politics & Society / Re: JOE BIDEN wants to DOUBLE your TAXES on BITCOIN gains! on: April 22, 2021, 11:21:52 PM
This is not a good way to grow the economy. The additional taxes will force investors to use a higher discount rate when making investment decisions. This will lead to less money being invested into businesses, including wages for employees.

This is not just for gains on bitcoin by the way, it is for all investment gains, long term and short term.
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