This is my previous post here. -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I still own this address. (26/01/2021)
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I still own this address, too. (26/01/2021)
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Even off-topic I would like to stake my Booknemonic public words and my PGP public key. (I'll merit if you post the verification of both) -----BEGIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am BlackHatCoiner and I'm signing a message from my Booknemonic private words in 26/01/2021.
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advance concert visit awesome neglect fire dizzy club deny danger disease sign rebel donkey tone educate dumb desert mosquito happy crane jungle grit near
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Hash: SHA256
I am BlackHatCoiner and I'm signing a message from my PGP key in 26/01/2021.
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What is my statement: Due to some issues I had with my hard drive I almost lost access to one of the addresses I signed a message. I scared for a moment, because I couldn't prove that I'm the owner of the account (whether if it'll be hacked in the future or not). I want to state that only the vanity address is valid. Signatures with the other address is no longer a verification that I'm BlackHatCoiner. I'd also like to say that whoever has at least two of the above proofs (address, booknemonic, PGP) is BlackHatCoiner. My humble attempt has shown "BAD signature from the public key provided!" Verifying on https://dark.fail/pgp |
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If the winnings are properly and responsively invested and spent it would set your family's lives up and the next generation also. Its such a pity to see such a life changing event turn into a sad result. Its very important to employ the services of a professional who is used to dealing with clients with a high net worth. The last thing I would be doing is creating too much attention upon myself but I would make sure to enjoy it and make sure my family is well looked after and my friends too. That is what some of the people on my list did too, they prioritized family and friends to the point that they were run dry because the whole family tree wanted to get a piece of the pie even though they did not know the winner directly or have met them once. It is the best way to do in my opinion, hiding your identity to prevent instantaneous celebrity status which many aren't ready for especially those that won the lottery, they will be flocked by vultures that you call friends. Sadly, most of the winners are not financially responsible, and do not pity them, they did it unto themselves knowing the consequences. I can see how shortsighted those people on your list were for not restricting their giveaway to immediate family and close friends. If the winner has no experience or concept of managing finance I can see how they would think the funds would never run out. Aunts, Uncles and Cousins you see once a year get to attend 1 celebrationary party at best. |
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I think the issue is with your Bank!
I'll give you 4 scenarios of what happens which I have used to transfer to Coinbase, these are
my findings
1.] Transfer from Bank to Coinbase any time after 9am. - up to 3 days delivery
2.] Transfer from Bank to Coinbase before 7.30am - Same day delivery, usually around 3pm.
3.] Transfer from Bank to Revolut - Instant, Then transfer from Revolut to Coinbase during the
day between 9am and 9pm - can take hours
4.] Transfer from Bank to Revolut - Instant, Then transfer from Revolut to Coinbase during the
day between 9pm and 2am - a matter of seconds
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Monero has been around since 2014, which is an eternity in the crypto currency realm. Its use is rapidly growing in dark net markets, where BTC is being rejected because BTC is not private.
Most regulated exchanges are reluctant to list Monero and this has limited its market capitalization for the time being.
Monero is real crypto cash. BTC was supposed to be real crypto cash, but fell short of the mark.
Monero’s future is bright. I expect that it will eventually eclipse BTC, but we are still a few years away from that.
Monero has its useages, it is really good at providing anonymity compared to Bitcoin, it is its specialty. Bitcoin can still be used for what it was designed to do, A peer-to-peer electronic payment system. Monero eclipsing BTC, in a few years? well "a few" specifically means 3, so I dont need to go any further with the discussion on this. Ethereum is the obvious most important crypto other then Bitcoin, it is the foundations which DeFi is being built on and I suspect like the ALT Coin space a lot of them will either fad away or be replaced/overtaken by a newer project offering better features. Just scrolling through the top100 in coinmarketcap I see a lot of projects which in their day were the newest and brightest thing, EOS, TRON, NEO, IOTA and BAT. Polkadot and Chainlink are the new top 10 flavours |
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Yes that was me who changed the email.
So can you sign a message from an old address ?? I can, but how will that correspond to me changing my email address? is it automatically deemed a suspicious activity even though the original password was used to confirm the change. Wouldnt it be suspicious if the account password was changed and then the email? For security reasons, your current password is required to make changes to your account. |
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Are you an EU citizen? if yes then there are a few options where Crypto is TAX FREE.
You mix two things that have nothing to do with each other - VAT (value added tax) is something that is paid throughout the EU for all products and services, and the percentage depends on each country. When it comes to Germany, they only passed a law according to which no additional tax (VAT + extra tax) is paid on payments with BTC. As for income tax, their law says that if you buy a crypto and keep it for at least 1 year, you can sell it without paying any tax - although someone mentioned that the crypto must be kept in a custodial wallet. As for Portugal and their decision regarding the crypto tax : Portugal has taken the opposite tack: it made clear that buying or selling cryptocurrencies would not be subject to capital gain taxes or value-added tax (VAT). The PTA previously clarified in 2016 that buying or selling cryptocurrency in Portugal would not be considered a taxable event which means that it’s not subject to tax. There are exceptions: the receipt of cryptocurrency in exchange for goods or services doesn’t change the tax treatment of the original transaction, and taxpayers who deal in cryptocurrency as a professional or business activity are still subject to some taxes. I dont follow you Lucius, I'm looking at your post and I'm thinking, thats what I posted anyway. The OP isnt going to be earning Bitcoin, he has it for a number of years and wants it in FIAT FYI, if you are a resident or citizen of U.S.A, then you are required to pay taxes on capital gains, regardless of where you spend or sell your bitcoins.
Someone pointed this out to me recently too, I'm amazed by that. Does that mean as a U.S citizen living abroad if you are liable to pay tax locally and to the U.S? |
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Update & bump
I got in touch with BTCsurveys and have just received payment so all good.
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Been meaning to do this for ages, so here it is . . .
34MpH3WycziDze9QywugHZD5sxnBJyHtZa
Quote please
Please sign this message its much better for safety of your account. ~~~
Hello aoluain, have you done before ? if not then or if you don't understand how you sign message please learn more in this thread. Then send the signed message in this thread to be quoted and verified for the safety of your account. Sorry, not teaching but you didn't do as these people suggest. Use the correct format. Sorry, forgot to copy the message below 34MpH3WycziDze9QywugHZD5sxnBJyHtZa Quoted. Note: This user's email address was changed recently.Yes that was me who changed the email. -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
aoluain - Bitcointalk.org - 25.01.2021
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I/oMg3H2d+1Fx5Yf7f5RvejhN9ERy5Y2XKkckoBZxFRsfpD7mpfNSNy6XIRqCg2c/R15aqn21Wnt+FwBxUsvxsA=
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Bitcoin is going to cross $40k no problem. There is always bigger resistance or sell pressure
at key price points, $40, $45, $50 etc. This year is a bull market and there will be 10%, 15%
etc. dips on the way to $100k, its normal.
And yes we will hit $100k too this year if we follow the stock to flow chart.
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I would answer this question differently - Bitcoin has actually already helped many poor people to live much better today than was the case, say 5 years ago. For those who remember the period 5-6 years ago when the price of 1 BTC was around $200, everyone had the opportunity to invest in BTC in one way or another. I know a lot of people who chose the easy approach of using faucets who paid very generous figures for BTC at the time - and even then I said that if we save that earnings for at least a few years, those coins will be worth much more than then.
Regardless of the common opinion of "waste of time", even 100k satoshi per day (and this was achievable in 30-60 minutes), was 0.03 BTC per month, which today is worth about $1000. For some people in third countries, these amounts mean real wealth today, and I believe (and I know personal examples) people whose lives have been changed by BTC in a truly positive sense.
Very good point, I recently posted the thread "Out of Reach" making the point that 1Bitcoin is and will continue to be out of reach for many many people who are involved in the space so the focus must be now on Satoshi's, 50,000, 100,000 or even 1,000,000 satoshi's. Its nice to hear that these smaller amounts of Bitcoin whom some people deemed waste of time made a real difference to others. Micro earning will continue to be important as more and more people get involved. There is only 21,000,000 BTC to go around, that means also that there will be approximately 21,000,000,000,000,000 satoshi's. Positivity |
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Blockfi Crypto Card with rewards is another option for U.S residents only, I havent looked
into them yet but when to come to the E.U I would also consider them.
They charge a $200 anual fee. Wouldn't recommend them. Fold card is probably the best one in the entire market. No idea why people don't talk more about it. You get 3% cashback, 5% on Amazon, can get prizes (up to 1 BTC), you earn interest on your balance and they even support lightning. https://foldapp.com/cardGemini is also going to release a card with 3% cashback and probably also free. Ah good luck to that, as I said I havent looked into them because they dont currently offer the cards in the E.U Fold Card does sound appealing, I have applied on the waitlist, dont think its available in the E.U. Click on the link below for more info besides "Terms of Sale" https://foldapp.com/legal/terms-of-sale |
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Been meaning to do this for ages, so here it is . . .
34MpH3WycziDze9QywugHZD5sxnBJyHtZa
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That's a massive win and that's completely on another level of winning especially when converted to our local currency. I wonder what he will gonna do with that huge money. This is the first time I heard about this kind of huge price and I wonder how many people actually participated in such kind of Lottery. Well, no matter how many of them are there, still there will be a winner and that one is extremely lucky. he better use his money well and I think that kind of money will make him a target of scammers so he better be careful.
Pretty sure that the winner will waste it on luxuries, I had posted a topic about this people that have wasted their wins onto something frivolous and ended up in misery. They are pretty evident in lottery winners, there have been books that tackle this issue specifically. There will be exception to these cases but there is an imbalance between them. That amount is enough for a family of 5 in my country to retire without having any problems with money onto the next generation. If the winnings are properly and responsively invested and spent it would set your family's lives up and the next generation also. Its such a pity to see such a life changing event turn into a sad result. Its very important to employ the services of a professional who is used to dealing with clients with a high net worth. The last thing I would be doing is creating too much attention upon myself but I would make sure to enjoy it and make sure my family is well looked after and my friends too. |
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Also dont save you login details on your browser, manually typing your username and password every time you login will implant it into your memory, you will never forget! A handy thread which I have yet to get around to doing myself is to stake your Bitcoin address on the forum as another level of ownership of your account. Here is the thread > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.0I'm not sure if there's another thread for this already, or if this belongs in a different section. So basically I thought it would be helpful to post up your Bitcoin address in this thread in the event that your account gets compromised later on down the road. You can simply make a new alt account, sign the address that your original account posted here, and have irrefutable proof that you're the actual owner. It's not 100% guaranteed that you'll get your account back, but it's a pretty good start. Of course, if your account is compromised, the hacker could just come back to this thread and edit/delete whatever address you post here, so that's why I'm asking people to quote the address posted by the preceding user in this thread. Here's mine:
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HOW TO SIGN A MESSAGE THREAD |
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So essentially 5 50 times more Bitcoin, off the cuff response - it would still be limited supply!
The same reward structure would remain I guess so it would take
longer to mine 1,000,000,000.
What is appealing to investors at the moment is the fact that Bitcoin is a deflationary
asset compared to FIAT which is inflationary, Gold is the closest to Bitcoin but still is
or isnt limited [thats a different discussion] and is controlled.
If Satoshi had set the limit at 1Billion I dont think it would make a difference to the
way we think or the appeal of Bitcoin,
On the other hand if there was a consensus to change the limit from 21Million to 1Billion,
Well thats a different matter.
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Almost Everything we do in todays world centres around connectivity through the internet.
Finance, communication, navigation, security, social interaction all depend on the internet.
Usually there is a minor disruption without internet for a few hours but with a few days
outage there would be a lot of disruption, everything above would be affected.
With banking specifically, well with their Fractional Reserve Banking practices they would
be in big trouble, people would need CASH for daily transactions for simply buying food
and fuel. The problem is that the banks would not have enough CASH reserves to meet
everyones requirements so they would have to close to prevent a "Run"
...so people would have no access to CASH or at best limited access to their deposits.
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Correct, Bitcoin takes control from centralised entities and enables everyone regardless
of location, race or social standing to control their own finances 24 hours, 7 days, All year round.
That is why certain people like Christine Lagarde of the ECB and Janet Yellen U.S Treasury Secretary
want regulation of Bitcoin, they are afraid of losing "control" of wealth and of us.
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Excellent writeup OP, I was aware of the Coinbase and Wirex cards and have been getting the Crypto.com Card advert on my twitter feed. I have not paid any attention to them until the thread. Blockfi Crypto Card with rewards is another option for U.S residents only, I havent looked into them yet but when to come to the E.U I would also consider them. https://blockfi.com/bitcoin-card-crypto-rewardsI will definitely be getting a card but will probably be a few months away yet but its nice to have a bit of education and comparison. |
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I started using Brave a few months ago, only as a browser though after my firefox on android
started giving trouble, slow site loads and unresponsive text windows. With Brave I've had
no problems but reading the posts here I think i'll change and try Bold.
Thanks for the thread
Ok just reading it is a but early days ATM for Bold browser.
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Going to watch it tonight if not in full then the highlights, which I guess should be many.
From the reports I read it was a fantastic race with 9 lead changes with close proximity racing,
challenges and fast sailing.
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