Try the slack to get help iotatangle.slack.com
I cant even login there |
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I dont get how the massive "pre mine" bug does not deter people from this coin....
I mean it could have been relaunched without the bug!
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I get
REQUEST ERROR INVALID TRANSACTION HASH
when I ATTACH to tangle
so, what to do to fix?
bump for help |
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I feel that BTC is somewhat setting people free financially in a way that the chains of FIAT via monopolistic banks did not expect.
Cryptos at 21T market cap, would see a reasonable influx of new rich in a way and en masse that has not been seen before.
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50K is reasonable to pay to ad to kraken, they are out to make money and it costs money and has some risk.
though not much risk.
NEM has more than enough money to pay for this.
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I get
REQUEST ERROR INVALID TRANSACTION HASH
when I ATTACH to tangle
so, what to do to fix?
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Whats are the current withdrawal limits on bitfinex
its the hard to even get an answer out of google
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if for some reason transactions drop in volume would you not start looseing balances as there woud not be enough tangles to compexity of tangles to keep you coin that has not moved in current tangle state.
Coordinator is a checkpointing tool to protect the network from the hash-rate attack which is possible to do while the network is small - I guess you call this case "drop in volume"  Coo will be made optional soon and shut down completly when the hash-rate of the network will be enough. how do you determine where that state is? ....if say I set up a address generating farm and just send single iotas to single addresses and leaving them there does this not lead to some sort of massive bloat of dead weight that has to be supported at the expense of running the network via as you say check point or Coo or other hashing machines....I mean you essentially have to keep the state of the data that has not moved always present, as there is no blockchain. Sort like your have to have everything in ram all the time because you don't have a blockchain to (hard drive) to shunt it too. So where is the cost recovery for people who run the check point / hash farms? ....(now I don't know if you can split iota into smaller fractions, if you can and can do this unilaterally it seems to be exponetially worse) |
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if for some reason transactions drop in volume would you not start looseing balances as there would not be enough tangles to complexity of tangles to keep your coin that has not moved in current tangle state.
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it kinda feels this way.....
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can someone confirm the ico price of the token the were about $4USD each right?
It was around $3.90 they offered 100 BNT for 1 ETH so this happening due to drop of Ethereum price. I believe this project potentially would get recover to that price in next few months. ah good to know my really rough calcs are still 97.5% accurate |
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can someone confirm the ico price of the token the were about $4USD each right?
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i don't know why people are so weird about taxes when it comes to bitcoin. i get that none of us are happy about paying taxes but why is it always different when it comes to bitcoin! people pay taxes on literary anything you can think of with no complains but when it comes to paying taxes on owning bitcoin, using bitcoin, trading, etc they all start protesting vigorously! In Bitcoin
If the Tax department makes it a rule by law, that you have to report every BTC address you own, or every wallet you own ...
it is the same as asking you to report all the properties you own! well no you can make a near unlimited number of addresses and send your "property" to those a addresses. not so much with real/land property. |
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One of my friends asked me to purchase Bitcoins in 2011. At that time, the exchange rate was around $4 per coin. At that point of time, I chose to ignore his advice. I even mocked at him for putting his trust behind a ponzi scheme. But I purchased the same coins in 2014, at around $700 per coin. Had I followed the advice of my friend in 2011, then I'd have been a millionaire now.
that should be the worst decision for you isn't it? too bad you are not one of high risk taker. and i believe this kind story have been experienced by a lot of people around the world, bitcoin has made everyone regret and proven that they are all wrong 6 years ago. don't too deep fall in that king regret , get up and start a new journey from now , there's no time to keep thinking what you have done in the past. Yeah, it's sound so bad actually but we cannot hold on and go back to the past. We have to move on and face the reality that we came to that situation but face it with no regrets because at first you doubted. all you have to do now is try to earn it, invest there and make some profit at least you are not yet late because there are more to come. It was a risky decision to invest in 2011 and it was a risky decision to invest in 2014. The fact of the matter is, those who took risks in those years are reaping the reward now. Some people will be happy to make safe investments and not take any risk. It sounds intriguing, but we should not forget that risk most often ends in failure. You know how many lives broke the risk to the casino. If the person is not ready to lose their savings, he should not risk. a casino is a very different kind of risk. as in you will loose over time at a casino. |
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It strikes me that Dr. Jordan Peterson probably has not considered the implications of bitcoin, blockchain and the trust machine that it is, and how it forces trust, and arbitrages falsehood, to near zero, in all it forms.
One manifestation of this is in fiat value, another is censorship resistance.
I believe DJP one he grok it will see it as to paraphrase Max Kieser, one of the most beautiful things you have ever seen.
The implications of BTC and how it was first thought out ... is truly magnificent, a sublime artwork, even with its flaws.
I personally feel that we witnessed something ahead of our times in our times
more mundanely he can issue his new uni's certification via blockchain.
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no they are not, but it would not hurt to diversify to hedge your position into a few other alts.
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you cannot trade and win, as you have to pay a percentage on every trade and cannot know the future.
you could get lucky but the longer you trade the more likely you will even out to a loss on percentage.
traders do provide stability to the market.
hodl and invest in ico's as a hedge is far more sure than to trade.
1 btc into ETH at the is worth between 500K~and $1M (about 750K).
Good luck trading into that with $500 from 2014 to now.
of course thier is also a lot of luck in ICO's and most of them will go to zero.
I think you have to diversify into a few alts though...which is kinda different to "tradeing" os more like hedging you position.
Eg Crypto is going to the 20T mark, but I don't know if it will be BTC taking the lions share, it could go to zero and ETH, IOTA, PPC, NEM, LTC, DOGE taking the market.
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I think the cult of hold has its merits....that are 90~95% correct.....however for that last 5~1%, well some profits in fiat so you can buy some stuff and trade a bit, and lock in some gains?
That may let you hold more long term....
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One wonders what the most effective use of advertising / marketing is
now imagine a 40M buy wall on polo Versus other options.
Which one would get the most attention......
I kinda think the one with 10000 Bitcoins plus on polo, would probably be one of the most effective form of marketing......as everyone would be writing about it.
Also why did they choose Malaysia, proximity to singapore and less cost?
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Everything is down, eth had a massive rise, as did cryptos in general, so this is expected.
I feel eth needs to solve some of the jammed chain ico problems, then there is segwit for BTC in whatever form,
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