So, what does KYC mean? I always hated that thing, mostly because I feelt it is an unnecesary leak of information.
With these times and all the shitcoin scams and real waste of time and money I came to the resolution that we need a new meaning for KYC.
Know Your CEO.
The best way we could prevent or atleast act in the case (most certain) of one of any new project being a scam is selecting a number of trusted users of the community to verify the "Team" of any coin just the same way we are verified in most sites.
Since most of the new coins claim the "Team" is the people shown in the pictures they shouldn't mind verifying it to this peculiar non snitch trustworthy gathering of users.
In the case a project is to be compared to bitcoin or ethereum and the team crave anonimity you shouldn't need an ICO or could provide code before launching and provide a service.
Any ideas? Would anyone actualy ask for this before investing? and keep the word and not invest without the check?
I think it is more than a fair price for trusting someone with perhaps thousands of bitcoins.
Edit: I has another interesting post few ahead for (for the ones that read op only)
KYC talks about know your customer, isn't about know your SEO  but you are right, to have a good SEO now days is like have a good manager, at least is the one who will send you to the moon but is the one who will take a piece of cake XD |
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...for long term investment, which coin would you buy today? Why?
I wouldn't go only for one coin, i wouls divide and go with the next % 30% BCH 30% ETH 30% XMR 10% LTC That would be my bet for a long term investment, i think after 5 years this should bring some nice profit, at least the investor should have more than $100k starting with a $10k investment. |
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I think this BTCSV thing will bump BCH and not bitcoin, all those who were holding SV would have to move to another coin and the best option for them is Bitcoin Cash, so, let's expect a bump on Bitcoin cash and not in Bitcoin as you say. I don't think this will affect the bitcoin price because if someone sells his BCHSV for BCH that transaction doesn't touch the bitcoin markets. |
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I was watching a video "Is it college worth it?" and meanwhile I was thinking about that:
Would you advice a teenager to spend 50k/100k in education or would you advise him to buy bitcoin or alt coin and hold them for 3/5 years?
Life isn't about hit the goal, is about enjoying the trip, so, of course, it worth it, is a great opportunity to learn and to make public relations, meet people who can open doors for you in the business world and all that stuff. Maybe the price is high, but if you don't want to pay for it you can move to a country with free college. |
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I like to see the blocks saturation before decide how much pay in fees, for that this service is a great option: https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/Right now if you want to have a high priority transaction you need to pay 60 satoshis/byte, if we pay less it will take more than 1 block to confirm. I insist this is theory and not an absolute truth. |
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Como siempre Ddmr filtrando la mejor información para nosotros, muchas gracias  Yo pensaba que la mayoría de mis méritos provenían de esta sección, pero al parecer es menor al 50% mi ingreso de méritos por aquí. Te dejaría méritos por esto, pero ando seco. |
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Muchos análisis e informaciones que lees de varias fuentes, indican que el mercado tecnológico se está orientando principalmente a tres patas: Big data, Blockchain y Ciberseguridad. En mi trabajo se está empezando a oír el runrun. Ya tenemos masterclass de BC, de Go, de Hyperledger, ..., pero de momento es sólo "la puntita". Seguimos con oracle/java en prácticamente todas las aplicaciones que trabajamos. Me gustaría anotar un nexo común de esas tres patas que mencionaba: Python. Un lenguaje de programación más viejo que la tos que pinta a indispensable en un futuro cercano. Indispensable también los idiomas. No hablo inglés desde el instituto, así que eso me cierra mogollón de puertas  Python... por lo menos no estan usando BashScript. Creo que nos estamos acercando al esl dia que JavaScript sea el lenguaje por excelencia y que bases de datos estilo SQL sean sustituidas por blockchain. Pero no es tan fácil como parece. Tomar la tecnología blockchain y darle aplicaciones que no sean criptomonedas es algo complejo debido a que cada dato que queremos almacenar representa una transacción, Así que viene todo un dilema sobre tiempos de confirmación y manipulación de la información. |
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Si alguien esta interesado, aqui esta la misma infografia en resolucion mas alta: https://i.imgur.com/xLBSrbw.jpgSi alguien esta interesado en traducirlo al espanol (o a otro idioma), estoy seguro que podrian ganar algunos meritos de esta manera. Justo pensaba en lo mismo, alguien debería de hacer el trabajo de traducción por el bien de la comunidad de habla hispana... Creo que es una forma muy grafica de explicar las transacciones y sin dudarlo a mas de uno lo sacarían de la duda. Incluso para explicarlo a niños podría ayudar. |
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Creo que este es el final para BCHSV, desde un principio esta moneda no tenia por que existir, tan solo fue un capricho de CW ya que al no ser satoshi nakamoto lo único que le quedaba era controlar la red y al no poder controlar la red de bitcoin mejor lanzó su moneda en la que pudiera tener el control. Pero al final solo quedó como un payaso ante el mundo.
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BitDice fully supports Hodlonaut and is willing to help stop the fraudulent Craig Wright. We've donated to https://weareallhodlonaut.com/ and suggest that others that feel the same donate if they are able to. Thumbs up man, everyone who really love bitcoin should really put a stop on that Fake Satoshi, he really did damage bitcoin last November so I guess everyone should lend a hand to Hodlonaut and help in anyway we can. Everyone one is ganging up on CW and it's just a matter of time before we can shut him up for good. Yeah agree, with Binance delisting it and others considering (Kraken), we're atleast heading to the right direction. So, Shapeshift.io y Blockchain.com stop working with BTCSV, too bad for CW his carer as Satoshi Nakamoto ends here, lol. Let's wait until Kraken decide to delist the coin and will be game over for SV, if you are holding some of this coin it's time to jump off before the ship sinks. |
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I know two good sports sites for bitcoin, the first one is kind of new, these guys are making a great work developing the service; https://sports.bitdice.me/And the second one is an old one i used to visit some years ago, isn't bad at all; http://nitrogensports.eu/Good luck and happy gambling  |
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http://fortune.com/2019/04/15/binance-regualtion/Compliance focused strategy seems to be leading the way with Binance's recent partnership announcement with cyber security and blockchain forensics firm CipherTrace. Fraud and money laundering are real and if we can somehow avoid it at all costs that seems fair to me, what are your thoughts? The elephant in the room is whether they can maintain their current KYC process. They seem to be trying to do so by ramping up their blockchain analysis and selective KYC. I'm curious to see how much more common account freezes and forced KYC become for unverified users. While Binance is confident that all of these activities are legal, others are not so sure. David Silver, a Florida-based attorney who has brought class action lawsuits against numerous cryptocurrency companies, believes Binance has been playing with fire.
“The crypto-to-crypto aspect helps hide what they’re doing and makes it harder for regulators to catch them. They’re going to need to legitimize because the world isn’t going to let them move massive amounts of money through countries in which they’re not regulated but have active users. That will eventually come to bite them in the ass,” said Silver. I have a feeling he's right. In a sense, what binance is aiming is to avoid or at least lessen the possibility money laundering or fraud that might occuring by using crypto exchange platform. Maybe they wanted to set a good standard as a top-one trusted platform by making sure to follow law in every jurisdiction. No one wants to have a site used to money laundering because we all know that illegal. But at the same time the users should have the right to be anonymous, this is the main issue with cryptos because as The New Yorker said in 1993. On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog |
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there is a lot of money that can replace bitcoin in the future but I think that ETH and XRP are more likely to do so
replace bitcoin... i see this impossible because the markets are Bitcoin-based. That means the alts could have a price bigger than bitcoin in the future, let's say 1ETH=1.5BTC but that doesn't mean now the coins will now be Ethereum-Based, markets will keep quoting alts in BTC. |
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- the '.txt' at the end is a clue I think but I don't know to what?? (I treid to save a file with that name but got : 'A file name can't contain any of the following characters: \ / : * ? < > |')
the .txt could be a reference to the whitepaper, i think that the last time i try to solve this puzzle but could not find the answer on that document, maybe we could try some brute force with the whitepaper words. |
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Buenas chicos, Acabo de descubrir este proyecto y parece bastante interesante: Crypto.com. Sin tener nada especialmente destacado, me llaman la atención estas cositas no muy habituales dentro de proyectos nuevos: - La moneda cotiza en Binance.
- KYD completo, estilo Coinbase.
- Gestión de portfolios, con fees sólamente sobre las ganancias.
- Staking automático de su token.
- Tarjeta de crédito prepago, con porcentaje de devolución de compras.
- Programa de referral agresivo (de unos 20-40€ por alta)
Sinceramente no lo conocía. Lo descubrí por unos chavales de un grupo de discord. Mala pinta no tiene, desde luego. La app y la web están muy bien hechas. Alguien tiene alguna referencia buena o mala? Siempre que necesites referencias sobre alguna criptomoneda o sobre algún sitio relacionado a bitcoin puedes revisar en https://coinmarketcap.com/ para mi este sitio es la mejor referencia para entender la densidad del proyecto el cual queremos evaluar, en el caso de crypto.com obtenemos la siguiente información: Cap. de Mercado
$65,300,716 USD
12,665 BTC
392,093 ETH Al ser un proyecto de $65 millones podemos decir que es un proyecto serio. https://coinmarketcap.com/es/currencies/crypto-com/ |
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Habia escuchado hace un tiempo sobre el atomic swap, que pretendia ser una tecnología revolucionaria para intercambiar coins de manera automatica sin tener que mediar ningun exchange ni nada ( es mas, en muchos proyectos de nuevas coins es muy comun ver que dicen ser compatibles con atomic swap entre sus caracteristicas) , pero no sabía que tenian su propia wallet, parece interesante, me pasas un link por privado?
Sin problema. Enviado!  Encantado de ayudar, y si nos dan algo a cambio mejor que mejor jejjeje Os paso una captura de Atomic Swap. Hasta donde recuerdo haber leído es una tecnología, una capa más, al estilo del LN. Es decir, que no es algo propietario de la Atomic Wallet. Me recuerda mucho a una especie de escrow o de compraventa P2P. Como bien dices, "intercambiar coins de manera automatica sin tener que mediar ningun exchange". Si alguno estáis más puestos en el tema ... adelante!  Atomic wallet tiene dos características muy interesantes, lo que comentas de el atomic swap el boton de comprar monedas y también tiene exchange como podemos observar en la siguiente imagen: Personalmente no entiendo muy buen la diferencia entre swap y echange, pero al parecer swap solo nos permite tratar con pocas monedas mientras que exchange tiene toda una amplia gama de monedas. |
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Bitcoin should be forked and Satoshi's 1 million Bitcoin destroyed completely, if he really owns that much.
A sudden withdrawal of of 1 million (or large gradual withdrawals) should be regarded as an attack on Bitcoin.
Or it should be frozen for now until developers are sure no one is going to withdraw the whole thing and crash the market.
That will not happen, because if he moves those bitcoins his anonymity will instant disappear... So he could become instant rich but not for much time because police would take him to jail before he could even touch that money. But maybe frozen those btcs is a smart move. |
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Seems togood tobe true. Bitcoin may rise as most people predicted, however, $1.25 million per bitcoin is exageration. I stopped listening to influencers opinion about ptice prediction because it seems that they are spreading their prediction to shill. I agree with you, that price is an exaggeration. I would say it could go up to 100k but 1.25M is just too much, there is not enough money in the world to make BTC go that high, unless some bot bum the price like when BTC hit $1k for the first time, i think that's the only chance, and if happen bitcoin will not be at that price for more than 1 day. |
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I'm not sure, because if China bans mining that doesn't mean they will not do it anymore. It only means the activity will be illegal but for sure some farms will continue running on a hidden schema. And yes, the hash rate will drop if that happens until China sends those miners to another country.
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