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5221  Local / Альтернативные криптовалюты / Re: [ETH] Ethereum - мировой компьютер on: July 05, 2021, 09:57:26 PM
посредники дают возможность внести любые сумы и вывести в любое время
Это что-то новенькое, вы уверены?
Впервые слышу о таком, а как это работает?))
Изучайте предложения
https://beaconcha.in/pools
Биржа создает пулы на свои монеты, потом предлагает своим трейдерам участвовать в проекте.
За счет своих оборотных средств биржа может компенсировать ваше желание выйти. Вы уйдете, другие придут.

Другие проекты типа Lido  дают вам свои токены, которые по цене 1 к 1 с эфириумом. Можно продать токены и выйти или стейкать еще и их токены. Дополнительная завлекуха.
Но все эти сервисы только на ваш риск. Один сервис потерял ключи от 38 тысяч ETH Grin
https://stakehound.com/blog-post/fireblocks-eth-2-key-management-incident/
5222  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Mining tax in Kazakhstan on: July 05, 2021, 09:20:08 PM
I don't understand why the US tax is lower?
Read correctly, I said that all those taxes in Kazakhstan are LOWER than in US and other western countries, but taxes in Texas are probably lower than in other US states.
And what is the tax on mining in Texas and other states in the United States?
For example, I understand that if I want to work in Russia or Kazakhstan, then in addition to all taxes, I will have to pay bribes so that the regulatory authorities do not interfere with doing business.
In the US, do miners only need to pay taxes?
5223  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning on: July 05, 2021, 09:12:13 PM
According to unconfirmed reports, the London hard fork is planned for August 4th.
https://twitter.com/sassal0x/status/1411979241558659077
The next step is The Merge. Switching to the POS algorithm.
This will be no earlier than 3 months after the London hard fork.

Ethereum 2.0 is also expected to have a hard fork Altair
https://github.com/ethereum/annotated-spec/blob/master/altair/beacon-chain.md#rewards-and-penalties
5224  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: $8000 QuickX stuck. Help me for good share on: July 05, 2021, 02:16:58 PM
You have given the best response thus far and yes its true what you said.
How do i contact the mining pool?


I looked at this wallet. This is not a smart contract.

This is a program or script on another computer.
I will try to explain why we cannot beat the author of this joke.
Transferring Ethereum requires much less gas than tokens. The token exchange is the interaction with smart contracts, so there is more gas.

Ethereum has a (Nonce) parameter. That is, transactions will be executed in turn in accordance with the Nonce number.
 
The program monitors the receipt of coins and creates a transaction with the next Nonce and the maximum commission so that the smart contract for the transfer of tokens is not executed.

Under equal conditions, the Ethereum transaction will have a higher commission, so the miners will include it in the block.

If you own a mining pool, then you have a chance to pick up tokens, but you need the next block after payment to be mined by this particular pool. Otherwise, another pool will execute the most profitable transaction.

Only the owners of the first large mining pools can try to withdraw money, but I think they are not interested.
5225  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Bitcoin ABC and POS on: July 03, 2021, 08:46:42 PM
https://e.cash/media/bitcoin-abc-rebrands-to-ecash-becomes-the-first-bitcoin-based-network-to-offer-staking
Bitcoin ABC Rebrands to eCash, Becomes the First Bitcoin-Based Network to Offer Staking

"The developers of Bitcoin ABC announced the start of a rebranding campaign that is set to coincide with the launch of a new project – eCash – aiming at redefining digital money. The Bitcoin ABC project will officially change its name to eCash and the token will be renamed from BCHA to XEC on July 1 at 12 PM UTC."

Will this affect Bitcoin in any way?


https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitcoin-cash-abc
5226  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Russia to Allow Cryptocurrencies for “Contractual” Payments on: July 03, 2021, 08:42:16 PM
What an absolutely useless approval.

If two private entities wanted to transact using bitcoin, did they have any means to shut that transaction down in the first place? No.

If there was no enforceability to begin with, any legislation that deems a particular transaction to be legal is completely useless and more symbolic other than anything else. Sure, this isn't bad news by any means, but people shouldn't be this over the moon about it either.
I did not understand your position. Bitcoin in Russian law is property.
If one organization does not fulfill the promise to transfer property to another, then it will bear the consequences in accordance with the agreement and the legislation of Russia.
Naturally, it is impossible to control bitcoins, but all losses can be recovered from a partner through the courts.
5227  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: $8000 QuickX stuck. Help me for good share on: July 03, 2021, 08:29:52 PM
Just get the seed phrase or private key and import it on another wallet that supports the QCX token. Hotbit can be used to exchange your QCX to eth for example. MAKE SURE you have enough eth for gas. Can you share what wallet did you use to store your QCX?. It is not easy to help of we don't know what wallet did you use. Since QCX used ethereum network then I assume you have the seed phrase or private key of your wallet and can be imported to metamask for example and then you can transfer it to an exchange if you want as long as you have enough ETH balance in the same wallet where your QCX is stored.
It doesn't matter which wallet is used.
This is an old joke when a smart contract transfers all ethereum from a given wallet to the wallet of the author of this joke.
A smart contract cannot be changed if its author has not allowed it to be done.
Therefore, you need to look at the smart contract itself or ask the mining pool for help.
The mining pool can put the token withdrawal transaction in 1 place and the smart contract will not be executed
5228  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The real reason why China banned Bitcoin. on: July 03, 2021, 08:20:08 PM
I am a Chinese who was exposed to Bitcoin earlier. I hope to analyze the reasons for China’s Bitcoin-related policies to eliminate FUD against China.

Recently, FUD about China is often discussed in forums. China has successively issued a number of policies to prohibit the use of Bitcoin in China, including banning mining and banning bank card transactions in Bitcoin. Many people think that the reason why China is doing this is the decentralization of Bitcoin that is difficult to regulate, but this is only a small reason.

The biggest reason for China's ban on Bitcoin is carbon neutrality. China’s carbon strategy roadmap is to achieve carbon peaks before 2030, achieve carbon neutrality before 2060, and even initially achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. According to the Bitcoin Mining Council report on July 1, 2021, 56% of the energy consumed by Bitcoin mining is renewable energy. But in the past in China, although the specific proportion was not announced, the proportion of renewable energy such as hydroelectric power generation must be far smaller than this figure. This is not conducive to China's goal of achieving carbon neutrality. In order to achieve this goal, all industries need to make way for it.

Another important reason is the unprecedented chaos in China's cryptocurrency industry. I believe that if the Chinese people just invest in Bitcoin or Ethereum, the Chinese government will never prohibit the transaction of Bitcoin. Unlike the United States or Australia, many Chinese who invest in cryptocurrency don’t know what decentralization is, just blindly follow the trend to buy some unknown coins. Chinese investors lack the most basic understanding of the cryptocurrency industry, most people end up in bankruptcy. Only by restricting mining and restricting bank card transactions can China prevent these ordinary people who have been deceived by become parvenu from joining cryptocurrencies. The reason for the Chinese government to create FUD is not to suppress the price of Bitcoin, but to prevent ignorant people from losing money in the cryptocurrency field.

Finally, China's current development focus is still in the manufacturing or infrastructure fields. In China, finance or economy is still a very abstract word for most people. China's overall strength in the financial field lags far behind the developed world. Therefore, the current strategy of the Chinese government is to stabilize the economic foundation first, and after improving the people's knowledge and living standards, it will begin to develop at the financial level. Before that, it is necessary to ensure that China's overall capital flows to the real economy rather than various financial field.

There are some misunderstandings about China on this forum. I do not comment on the policies of any sovereign country, but in ten years, we may see a China that actively embraces Bitcoin. Although China may still issue policies that have a negative impact on Bitcoin now.

In China, everything is the same as in Russia. If citizens are sick with diarrhea, but to combat this, all public toilets in the country must be closed and the problem will be solved.
How does energy work in China? Can the Chinese authorities channel this electricity to other parts of the country, or will they build production on the site of former mining farms?
5229  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is still the favorite choice on: July 03, 2021, 08:06:00 PM
Bitcoin has many enemies, people who want to get Bitcoin from clean energy. In many countries, mining is prohibited due to increased loads on the power grid.
What happens if a couple more countries ban mining?
Russia, USA or Kazakhstan. There are not many countries in the world where it is profitable to mine bitcoin, although it all depends on its price in the market.
5230  Local / Альтернативные криптовалюты / Re: [ETH] Ethereum - мировой компьютер on: July 03, 2021, 07:52:14 PM
Статистика сожжённых монет
http://goerli.watchtheburn.com/

Идет довольно стабильный рост как и сожжённых так и которые золочены, сигнал к тому что скорее увидим 5-10к чем упадем к 1к.
Как риск менеджмент покупать сейчас можно и нужно.
Единственный вопрос, при аккумуляции в 32 эфира на одном кошельке при переходе на новый алгоритм можно будет единолично получать прибыль?
Или как и в случае если есть 4-5 эфира надо будет уходить в пулы?
Вы и сейчас можете это делать. Через официальное ПО монеты будут залочены до 2 фазы.
Статистика пулов.
https://beaconcha.in/pools

С каждым сервисом нужно разбираться, посредники дают возможность внести любые сумы и вывести в любое время, но прощай децентрализация
https://beaconcha.in/stakingServices
Я жду легких клиентов и хочу поддерживать сеть только децентрализованным способом. Поднять ноду без опыта мне трудно.

5231  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: $8000 QuickX stuck. Help me for good share on: July 03, 2021, 07:35:12 PM
Do you have a private key or a seed phrase from a wallet from a wallet?
Write the address of the wallet, I want to see the smart contract and how it works.
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/quickx-protocol
This token is traded on several exchanges, but the liquidity is very small.
5232  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: China's game plan on: July 03, 2021, 07:26:32 PM
You've been following cryptocurrencies for a long time, and understand that accusations of bitcoin for burning large amounts of energy arise all the time. And then suddenly China decided to start a fight against it.
Therefore, I still did not find the answer, why does China need it?

Suddenly? You don't seem to be following the development of the situation when it comes to China and crypto mining. Here, read what is written in the article from 2019.

On Monday, China’s central state planner, the National Development and Reform Commission, included cryptocurrency mining in a list of 450 wasteful and hazardous activities slated for elimination...The proposed ban, which was originally reported by the South China Morning Post, could come into force after a public comment period ending May 7...The proposal, if enacted, could take time to have much impact, says Katherine Wu, an independent crypto industry analyst. She notes that this is different from past cryptocurrency clampdowns, which took more direct action.

China has been against Bitcoin from the very beginning, or perhaps better to say from 2013/14, but for some reason it has decided to gradually ban it, instead of ending it in the short term. However, this decision is not just about Bitcoin, many other activities have already lost or will lose the privilege of cheap energy - elimination has been announced, it is just happening - and those who took the warning seriously have long relocated their miners.
Thank you, I understand your point.
In the Russian press, this news was considered manipulation. When China threatened to stop mining and impose sanctions on cryptocurrencies, coin prices plummeted. And then everything was restored.
If the United States takes the leading position in Bitcoin mining, then they will be able to manipulate the entire cryptocurrency market.
5233  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Mining tax in Kazakhstan on: July 03, 2021, 12:13:49 PM
This is still a lot lower than taxes would be charged in United States or other western countries, and Kazakhstan have much cheaper electricity than rest of the world including China.

Kazakhstan government probably wants to earn some extra profits and that is fine if they can provide stable flow of electricity for miners, but I would not be surprised to see this tax being increased later.
I don't understand why the US tax is lower?
Electricity is more expensive there, there are high taxes on profits and tax on incomes.
I sometimes read the communication of miners, and small miners do not pay taxes in Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine ..
But I am very interested to see which country will have more miners in 6-12 months.
5234  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: China's game plan on: July 03, 2021, 12:02:30 PM
I lived in the Soviet Union and saw this ideology. To say that China bans bitcoin because it contradicts the communist idea is a wrong statement.

You still live in a country (Russia) - which is communist and dictatorial in principle - and as far as I know Bitcoin is not doing well in that country, nor will it ever go as long as you have such a government behaving in the manner of the worst communists. I also lived in a communist country where people went to prison just because they sang national songs or said something bad about an absolute ruler - more than 1 million were tortured and killed in that period.

If you think that China and its political system do not eliminate BTC for the reason that they cannot control it, then you are living in a great delusion

China's Sichuan province uses hydropower, why do you call it dirty?

Do you really think that someone who promotes Bitcoin as a dirty business is interested in the use of hydropower in a specific region? They advocate the agenda that Bitcoin is dangerous to the environment and that some country will remain in the dark because of it - so haven't you read all that news in recent months?

Musk has refused to use BTC as a payment option in Tesla regardless of clean energy from Sichuan Province, as well as many other such mining farms that use clean energy sources around the world. You have to look at the bigger picture if you want to understand that it doesn't matter what is really true, but what powerful people say is true.
Russia is not a communist country, all ideas have long been forgotten. The dictatorship in Russia is aimed only at opponents of state power. In other cases, there are a lot of pluses and freedoms in Russia.
Bitcoin is legalized in Russia, you can get a banking license and start working. But there is also a huge shadow market in Russia, which is also very convenient.
You've been following cryptocurrencies for a long time, and understand that accusations of bitcoin for burning large amounts of energy arise all the time. And then suddenly China decided to start a fight against it.
Therefore, I still did not find the answer, why does China need it?

5235  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: China's game plan on: July 02, 2021, 10:14:51 PM
It is not pointless for a communist party that wants to rule absolutely everything, and Bitcoin is a problem for them that they can only overcome if they ban it completely. China has long shown signs that anything to do with Bitcoin is not welcome in their country, and the problem with crypto miners is that most have ignored those suggestions. CBDC is just a digital fiat that the Chinese have been preparing for almost a decade, it has nothing to do with Bitcoin in any sense - people are always looking for reasons for everything that happens, and to link Chinese CBDC and Bitcoin is pointless.
I lived in the Soviet Union and saw this ideology. To say that China bans bitcoin because it contradicts the communist idea is a wrong statement.
I agree that mining does not provide more jobs than a modern plant, but China could offer miners an alternative elsewhere on the border with Russia, where they can get cheap electricity and control this business.

Do you really think that part of the energy is a problem for China? It will be used for other purposes, for some domestic companies or perhaps for export, because China has energy for export as well. The Chinese economy needs all possible energy since they are achieving record economic results, and you completely forget that the relocation of mining farms from China means more decentralization and the cessation of speculation that Bitcoin pollutes the environment due to dirty Chinese energy.
China's Sichuan province uses hydropower, why do you call it dirty?
5236  Local / Новички / Re: Леджер - аппаратный кошелек для хранения к on: July 01, 2021, 04:15:23 PM
Ledger Live временно не работает с Полькадот.
Используйте polkadot.js.
https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403056215825
5237  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The point of Dogecoin. on: July 01, 2021, 03:26:37 PM
Is there really any points of dogecoin other than to meme it and use it as a pump and dump?
Before implementing the pump and dump scheme, you need to get hold of the maximum number of coins.
Since 2018, the price of the coin has not changed much for over 2 years. During this time, the coin was bought up. And then a wave of memes began. At the first stage, the coin was bought from the remaining owners and it became possible to pump the price.
When everyone talks about this coin, there is no longer any idea to invest in it.
5238  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What about Litecoin? on: July 01, 2021, 03:15:11 PM
Litecoin price follows exactly the Bitcoin price chart. Therefore, I do not invest in Litecoin, but previously used this coin for faster payments.
Many coins now have fast transactions.
Litecoin will lose out to Ethereum rivals such as Polkadot, Solana and others.
5239  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What happen if US ban cryptocurrencies? on: July 01, 2021, 03:01:38 PM
The US may prohibit the trading of some anonymous cryptocurrencies that are impossible or very difficult to trace (for example, Monero).
Bitcoin, Ethereum and other similar coins are very easily controlled through blockchain analyzers and many crimes have already been solved.
After the events in China, the United States may become the largest state that regulates major cryptocurrencies.
5240  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: China's game plan on: July 01, 2021, 02:40:50 PM
I have not yet formed my theory, I also wrote that the Chinese CBDC will replace bitcoin, therefore such sanctions.
Does anyone think a little more globally?
The sanctions against miners will lead to the decentralization of bitcoin around the world.
Covid is only testing for the destruction of the population.
The next viruses will be more terrifying.
All evil comes from China ..

How can central bank digital currency replace Bitcoin, and even more so in China, where trading with it has been banned since 2017? CBDC is a digital version of national currencies, any comparison to Bitcoin is really ridiculous and makes no sense.

As for other theories about viruses and China as a source of evil, you might look at how much evil has come from some so-called democracies in the Western world over the past 30 years. After all, who can say for sure that the virus originated in China, maybe it's someone's plan from the beginning?
So I agree that banning bitcoin mining is pointless due to the introduction of CBDC, but China is doing it.
Someone talks about communism, but China lives by capitalist laws.
Bitcoin hashrate has halved, and where will China spend this electricity?
This is a huge problem for China's energy companies.
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