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A few months ago I read about a way to send fees for an existing transaction in a different one. I don't remember where I read that though. Is that already possible?
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What would happen if a ledger broke by the way?
You can restore its private keys to another ledger provided you kept the recovery information. Is the information on the ledger kept in an online database then? No, you must save the recovery information yourself. It is actually counterproductive to save the information online. That's what I was concerned about. So basically the ledger lets me use my wallets without making my private key available during a transaction and I need to save the private key separately if I want to make sure I don't lose access to my wallets? Basically yes. You basically hey all the benefits of an offline wallet, but with the availability of a normal wallet. |
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Well, some people think Bitcoin is near to reaching $10k.
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What would happen if a ledger broke by the way?
You can restore its private keys to another ledger provided you kept the recovery information. Is the information on the ledger kept in an online database then? No, you must save the recovery information yourself. It is actually counterproductive to save the information online. |
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What would happen if a ledger broke by the way?
You can restore its private keys to another ledger provided you kept the recovery information. |
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Where can we see more information on the company and its investors?
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Which cryptocurrencies can we use to order?
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Remember whoever has your backups or recovery seed basically owns your Bitcoins.
While part of this is true, the one who has your seed still needs your passphrase in order to take full control of your money and your wallet. But I think most of here get the gist: backups and recovery files are essential in keeping your coins safe, so taking care of them as much as you take care of your bitcoins is a great thing to keep yourself from theft and hacks. That's one of the reasons why it's important to set a passphrase (encrypt your private key). |
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What is your current legal status ?
The company is incorporated in India and there are plans to move the HQ to Singapore. What is the potential value of each token? Take into account that there is a $360 billions unmonetized market, which is what the unredeemed points equal to. That's what they plan to make money from. |
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Where do you get the prices from?
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Google Chrome translates the Chinese subforum without problems.
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What do you mean? Send money to other users?
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It's basically a new coin, whose past up to a specific date is equal to the forked coin.
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Theoretically there is nothing preventing forks from becoming more common than Bitcoin.
It's just a matter of market share, merchant acceptance, amount of exchanges...
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Is YoBit that bad? That worst I've heard about them is that the wallets are always under maintenance.
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The fact that your current platform is currently engaging around six million members is impressive. I must say all those people are already interested in ALLOY so you have both the experience and the client base.
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Can you please let us know if the users having a FYP Tokens in their Holytransaction wallet will have to move them over to myetherwallet, or they can Keep them in Holytransaction wallet and get paid in 3 months in HT ether address?
You can keep FYP in your HolyTransaction wallet. If you have FYP Tokens on HolyTransaction, the payouts will be assigned to your HolyTransaction account. At the ETH wallet? Hi! Yes, the payouts will be sent in ETH by default if you have FYP in your HT wallet. I think your service will be able to be used for paying token's owners profit shares in other coins The only thing that would make this difficult is how are token owners going to state how and where the payment should be sent. |
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I think you need to post these links in the bounty thread instead. |
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Does aerotrips.com already work?
Indeed, it's already working. |
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The price of deflationary coins is projected to always go up, so technically you would never go wrong.
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