I don't know how they handle their cold storage but most likely if you are getting insufficient funds it usually indicates that the hot wallet is empty and needs to be refilled. Generally the admins take the weekends off and hire people to do support. They can handle simple tasks but due to security reasons they might not have access to cold storage.

Hence you need to wait until the admin which has the private keys to the cold storage can refill the hot wallet and you can make a withdraw. Most crypto gambling sites these days have some form of cold storage so if they get hacked only a small percentage gets stolen and not everything. Just need to wait it out. Support should of just said that hot wallet is empty and wait until it gets refilled and it would set your mind at ease.

Designing a bot won't work with captcha. You probably don't realise this but Google has put in advanced ways to deter bots and if there is some automated activity going on the Captcha becomes very difficult to solve. Its actually a pain for a human to solve let alone a bot.

I don't know why people are still trying to find these ways to get "free bitcoin" in illigimate ways. Doing faucet farming is so 2017 and you can't get away with it anymore. Even if you don't get your account locked, most likely your withdraw will never process if they detect that you are faucet farming.

The premium for Nicehash ETH hashrate is not that large at the moment, how is it more expensive. How much more premium are you going to pay some miner to mine ETH for you.

Why do you need specific blocks, the mined blocks will be sent to the miners address and they will send those ETH blocks to you, how is this any different from buying ETH from an exchange? I don't understand what you are trying to accomplish here.

If you explain what your specific plan is, we can help you out to find the cheapest route to acquire ETH.

Basically its bullish that they bought so much, just like all the billions of dollars that entered the Tether USDT market. However price needs to quickly advance or all this buying is eventually going to stop and price might crash.

It looks like billions have been invested in bitcoin so why aren't we at ATH yet? Obviously there is massive selling going on somewhere, not looking good. So I think shortly we should break $10.5K and break the top of the Xi pimp and then retest the June 2019 highs and quite possibly break those too. If we fail and start heading downwards then its not look good.

Great demand needs to be matched with higher prices... if we don't get this then obviously something isn't right.

I don't think governments really care about bitcoin anymore to be honest. I think the days when they became regulated on exchanges like Coinbase and Gemini and after the launch of the CME futures, governments have learned to accept it for the way it is.

Generally there will be more KYC enforcement but for the most part, its here to stay. Basically you can't kill off bitcoin just not possible and its nothing no harm. Currently its mostly used for speculation and criminals moved on to privacy based coins.

What you need to do is basically make an enclosure and put some rigs into it, say 3 rigs of 6 GPUs each so 18 GPUs total. Think of it as a big computer case for the GPUs. Then you pick windows which are across from each other, in one window install a vent tub with a blower fan in it, and do the same to the other window from across.

So you have a push-pull configuration going. You are getting cool outside air from the ambient temp outside, pushed thru the 18 GPUs and exhausted outside thru the other window. This way your GPUs aren't sitting in 50C heat instead they are cooled with temps outside which can be 20C and makes a big difference. And your house won't be hot either. However your neighbours might complain about the loud fans running all day and night.

I don't have any links, I bought this years ago. No max 1 GPU per molex connector. If you have 2 molex in series than make 2 GPU per 2 Molex. Keep in mind Molex is only rated for like 60Watts and depending on the GPU it might pull 30-40 Watts EACH from that molex. So if you want to be safe then just do 1 GPU per Molex and do the other 4 GPU with the PCIe splitters.

Hopefully your PSU will have enough connections, because you are trying to run 6 GPUs also which need 6 PCIe 6 (or  8 ) pin connectors already. So you will need at least 8 PCIe connectors to make it work this way.

If you do 2 GPU per 2 Molex in series, once again, depending on the GPU you are using, you might be over the limit so touch the connector and wires make sure they are not too hot.

Connect 4 of the GPUs to the Molex connectors. I did that before and didn't have any issues. Make sure each 2 have their own cable in series, don't connect 4 of them if they are all in series in one cable. Don't connect anything to the SATA cable, they will melt.

Just get the splitter, and connect the other 2 GPUs with the PSU PCI connections and you should be good. After a few hours touch the connectors and make sure nothing is too hot and melting.

Did you guys get the last payment for FJ already? For some reason I got the "balance updated" notification but when I add up all the balances from my last withdraw date its off by one payment of 0.015BTC. I haven't logged in last week so I am not sure if its this weeks payment or last weeks payment that is missing. Wondering who to contact to look into this?

Nice to see some of my follow ex-FJ mates who joined VipGame. Basically the Campaign started just in time.

Thank you for the acceptance, it will be a pleasure working with you again. Nice to see some familiar faces in this campaign. Just switched over the avatar and signature from FJ.

Will join Friday if accepted when FJ expires,



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Do any of these stock prices make any sense to you? Especially the NASDAQ 100. I think what is happening is that many people are bored at home so they get a Robinhood account and just buy pretty much everything out of boredom.

If you look at robintrack.net you can clearly see that during the start of the stock market crash there was tons of people buying pretty much any stock. The curve went up exponentially, this is similar to what happened with bitcoin and crypto in 2017. However people are forgetting that jobs are getting lost and tomorrow they are expecting again 2.1 million unemployment claims, sure the figure is down but its still a huge amount.

I think we might break the ATHs and then head back down to the 2200 area on the SP500X.

Do you by any chance use Windows 10? If so there is probably some new 0day malware going around where you might of had someone gain access to your PC. If its not that did you reuse the same username and password on any other crypto sites? If so then most likely one of them was hacked or they were a scam site just to get your information.

This is why you always need to enable 2FA. Because these days you can never be too careful. This is why many banks and email provider provide 2FA service because its not only related to crypto security.

Wait until the support gets back to you, who knows. Maybe it was some error on their end. But in the future always enable 2FA, all you need to do is scan a QR code on your phone and put in 6 digits afterwards. Doesn't take too much time.

This is actually a pretty good post. Basically if someone acquires wealth through hard work like going to University and spending 10 years to be a doctor, they can earn alot of money but most likely will becareful how they spend it. This is why you see so many doctors driving around in Honda Civics and Toyota Corollas. When someone acquires it easily like winning the Lottery, they blow it left and right and usually end up broke again in a few years.

With crypto gambling its no different. There are people who CPU mined BTC back in 2009-2010 and got millions of it to gamble, or those who GPU mined ETH when it was around $1-2 back in 2015 who never sold until $1K. They feel more comfortable gambling away 5 figures when some doctor who earns a similar amount wouldn't ever gamble that much money. Hence why from time to time you see these whales on all these crypto gambling sites taking these bets.

3.3 sat/byte is not considered low since there are transactions currently clearing at around 2sat/byte according to,

http://core.jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#0,24h

Honestly even when the fees are high, I usually send transactions with a low fee anyways, unless I am not in a rush I don't care if it takes 24 hours to confirm. The site most likely is using it as an excuse just not to pay him out. There are so many bad reviews with 999dice I don't understand why people still use it. You can read the last few pages and see what issues people are having over the years.

Here is a similar post a year back



Pretty much the same situation as the poster above. So honestly they just use any excuse not to pay up.

Its not the trading strategy that makes people lose money, its more like their execution or risk. Everybody knows that indicators are never 100% accurate, hence you need a plan when your trade doesn't work how to get out. You need to learn to cut the trade quick and let your winners run. Hence why most people lose money overall. They quickly take profits and let their losers build up and eventually dig themselves into a deep hole. Basically trading without a stop loss.

Its a tough game, you either get it or you don't. Eventually 99% of people will just lose interest and go and find a different hobby. The ones that make it usually make a career out of it due to the huge gains of money that it can bring. However keep in mind that not everybody gets to trade in their bath rob while sitting on their pool side in their mansion. If it was that easy then everybody would be doing it.

The less you start out with the better, its betting to lose $100 rather than $10000. You will feel the same pain pretty much whether losing $100 or $10000, both amounts will make you feel bad about your actions. Crypto and Forex are generally good because you can trade with like $100. Stocks are worse because to open an account you need at least $1000 on some brokers. The reason why its high is because for every client they need to do KYC and its alot of paperwork. So people generally deposit $1000-$10000 and basically lose it all. Most usually go into trading leveraged ETFs (3x) or they start trading options and can quickly lose their entire deposit.

However the amount you lose is irrelevant due to the learning curve. To trade succesfully in the future you will get loses, nothing you can do to prevent that. The trick is to lose the least amount of money so you don't lose all your savings.

The courses are good because they can teach a beginner how the markets work and different terminology. Basically nobody knows what "shorting" means or "margin" or "options". There are many courses out there that are easy to learn and will teach you all this stuff. They also teach different indicators like moving averages or support/resistance, however these courses only take you 5% of the way.

You need to complete the other 95%. Basically its a tough game out there. You are a small fish in a ocean full of shark. You are against whales who are smarter than you, got more money, more experience, better computers, more insider knowledge and everything. They will take your money like they took 99% of all the traders before you. You either learn to adapt to their games or you quit after a few months.

Every year when its Pizza day there are people who are calling the guy an idiot because "he should of held", its not the point. I sold tons of BTC at the $100 level and tons of ETH at the $10 level and I don't regret it.

You need to understand that the Pizza transaction was imported because it showed the world that BTC could be used as a currency. If it wasn't for that transaction who knew if it would of ever taken off.

Its not good to hodl bitcoin and never spend it, if you want it to succeed as a currency then you need to spend it.

Lately the fees have been the highest in almost a year. I think this is due to the halving FOMO and started around that time. Looking at the congestion chart, this seems pretty bullish, however not if you can't get a transaction confirmed.

I think to reduce congestion exchanges should really be using the LN when customers do deposits/withdraws to and from. Most of the transactions happening are between exchanges and they could easily be routed thru a lightning network.

Hopefully they will take action if the fees keep being this high in the near future. Because it doesn't make sense to pay $10 and wait a few hours for a transaction to confirm.