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I was able to log in and withdraw my XRP.
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If you have your secret key, you can get your XRP out.
How is that done? |
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I opened a RippleTrade account and deposited some XRP about 2 or 3 weeks ago. Now it looks like they're requiring me to enter all kinds of personally identifiable information. Can I transfer my XRP out of my RippleTrade account without providing that information?
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The post-sale number of Factoids is 8,759,944. As mentioned on the Koinify Token Sale page 50% of the total Factoids were up for sale.
The rest are 30% to be distributed to early contributors and 20% for early purchasers.
Once the network goes live there will be Factoids generated by the network and distributed to Factom nodes and Federated servers.
That is an incentive to help maintain the network with resources and computing power.
Does that mean there will be more than 8,759,944 Factoids once the network starts operating? |
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The top two candidates I came up with were Bitfinex and BTC-e. Is BTC-e a better choice?
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I'd like to be able to send/receive BTC without the recipient/sender knowing my full BTC balance. From what I can gather, depositing/withdrawing to/from an exchange is the best way to do this. Which exchange would be best?
I think the exchange should have the following characteristics:
- a changeable BTC deposit address
- BTC withdrawals from a shared wallet that isn't linked to your deposit address
- no KYC for non-fiat activity
- fast BTC crediting (1 or 2 confirmations)
- a good reputation
- low or no withdrawal fees
- 2FA would be nice
Any suggestions?
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I always was wondering who is using mixers. I mean if you don't do something illegal then exchanges shared wallets should be fine enough. So should i guess that that means mixers are used by scammers and others that need to hide from the law? I mean imagining normal people using it would mean a risk to the. They might get coins from some scam and when at one point tainting will be implemented, which might be possible with bitcoin-xt, then why risking having a connecting to these people and holding coins that "potentially" could get seized when your identity is found out.
Whats the use cases for normal users?
I'm a normal user. I'm even going to pay taxes on my BTC gains (not worth risking jail time). I use Shared Coin so that everyone I send BTC to doesn't know my total balance. That's perfectly fine. In fact i do the same, with an exchange with low confirmations. No one can guess my other addresses that way. So why do you pay these high fees to get back coins coming form scams maybe? Shared Coin doesn't have any fees besides the miner's fee. But it's been down again for almost a week now and support says there is no ETA on fixing it. Is there an exchange that is ideal for this? |
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The Greeks should be informed about this project  Currently, it seems they are buying mostly Bitcoins and Litecoins when I take a look at the price charts^^ I thought so too but fiatleak.com tells a very different story. What story does it tells? It's a Chinese tale. |
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The Greeks should be informed about this project Currently, it seems they are buying mostly Bitcoins and Litecoins when I take a look at the price charts^^ I thought so too but fiatleak.com tells a very different story. |
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SharedCoin (blockchain.info) comes in at around 0.5%, but they recently changed their system, I will have to look again.
I think it's just the miner's fee with Shared Coin. |
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I always was wondering who is using mixers. I mean if you don't do something illegal then exchanges shared wallets should be fine enough. So should i guess that that means mixers are used by scammers and others that need to hide from the law? I mean imagining normal people using it would mean a risk to the. They might get coins from some scam and when at one point tainting will be implemented, which might be possible with bitcoin-xt, then why risking having a connecting to these people and holding coins that "potentially" could get seized when your identity is found out.
Whats the use cases for normal users?
I'm a normal user. I'm even going to pay taxes on my BTC gains (not worth risking jail time). I use Shared Coin so that everyone I send BTC to doesn't know my total balance. |
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Counterparty looks to have a lot of features that Colored Coins doesn't have. But real-world implementations seem to only care about the features that Colored Coins (and Counterparty) have. Colored Coins is a simpler protocol so it is being chosen over Counterparty consistently. At what point do you expect implementations to choose Counterparty for the features it has that Colored Coins doesn't?
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1)https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/41076aad0cbdfa4c4cf376e345114a5c29086f81 seems OP_ CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY merging into mainline Although serial Counterparty disparager Flavien "coinprism" charlon suggests counterparty cannot benefit from this, I think he may be mistaken. Can anyone chime in to suggest otherwise? Sounds very interesting. I'd like to know too. |
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Testers required for latests version of Instantdex, click the link below..
Any idea of what cryptos will be integrated into InstantDex? It will be able to interface with exchanges directly by using their api, so to answer your question, any cryptos in any of the major exchanges, plus the nxt asset exchange/MS. Can anyone confirm this? That wasn't my understanding at all. |
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.5% fee at bitmixer.io seems a bit high though. Shared Coin is free at Blockchain.info (it's working again).
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Doesn't that duplicate some of the functionality going into SuperNET?
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DarkWallet is the only good implementation of CoinJoin which I know of but it was not successful.
What happened with DarkWallet? I thought it was in alpha and moving along. |
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Is there anything more high profile with a real reputation to protect like blockchain.info?
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I don't want everyone I pay in BTC to be able to see the balance of my main BTC wallet so I break the link with blockchain.info's Shared Coin service which is built into its wallet. Unfortunately Shared Coin is down for me right now and so I find myself unable to send BTC. Is there another mixer as reputable/trustworthy as blockchain.info?
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