I could have sworn I saw a "Who sold at the bottom?" post a little while ago!
Who sold at the bottom?
BobLawblaw said that, I swear. pay taxes on crypto you are going to the birdcage n00b  lol happy new yeerzzz<<< My partner and I are writing a check to the IRS for a bit north of $350K, for the January 15th quarterly deadline. LTC and BCH to fiat activity. Taxation is theft. Sheeeit. That is a very large tax bill. I wonder what sort of mayhem and destruction the US gov't will get up to with all that money. |
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I could have sworn I saw a "Who sold at the bottom?" post a little while ago!
Who sold at the bottom?
BobLawblaw said that, I swear. |
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My silver's in the trunk r0ach.  |
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I could have sworn I saw a "Who sold at the bottom?" post a little while ago!
Who sold at the bottom?
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Except this block didn't include the 12.5 BTC mining reward. I wonder...
Some nefarious character could implement quite an attack on Bitcoin if they had enough hashing power... but they would need some other coin to point their miners at once their fuckery was complete. I can't for the life of me imagine who would be up to such things. |
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Hello guys! I will need to withdraw high amounts like 10,000$ + to my Canadian bank account, I'm just wondering which website is the best to do? I've been using https://www.canadianbitcoins.com/ but their withdrawal limit is about 3000$ which is too low. Thanks!  Very whale friendly with fees Well they charge 0.5% to trade your coins to fiat which is twice the cost of Kraken... also depending on how much trading you have to do, the fee on Kraken is gradually reduced. |
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Hello guys! I will need to withdraw high amounts like 10,000$ + to my Canadian bank account, I'm just wondering which website is the best to do? I've been using https://www.canadianbitcoins.com/ but their withdrawal limit is about 3000$ which is too low. Thanks! QuadrigaCX has pretty high limits. Kraken does too but man their servers are overloaded a lot. You have to get verified on both though. |
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Thank you very much bro! It's emercoin!!!!! Syncing right now
I called a Fastcoin yesterday so I'm batting 1000 |
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This little dude has been getting a workout.  Probably keeping you awake at night with all the screaming. |
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"Bitcoin is selling below levels that need to hold, while the market remains flexible the overall bull run has completed its cycle and we are not going into new highs in the foreseeable future. I walk you through the charts and show you the market shift. " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7cVQQ2DdIM You didn't watch the whole video did you? " ...Now keep in mind that these two charts have symbiotic relationships..." is where I stopped listening. Dude obviously doesn't understand the words he's using so his analysis will be suspect. Those two linear charts from 4 years apart are like  |
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Why are certain patters so much harder to find then other patterns?
I was looking for somebodies name with the -i option so non case sensitive.
It found last name first name in under a minute (guess I got really lucky) with a difficulty of 778316249440 which with 15Mkey/s would take 10 hours for a 50% chance.
Now I searched for the exact name but with first name last name and that gave a difficulty of 23349487483220 which would take 13 days for a 50% chance.
Why is this?
Is there also a reason why people are only looking for patterns in the beginning of the adress?
I probably don't understand all the ins and outs yet but basically the program starts with some randomness to create usefull privatekeys and then just generates millions of keys just looking for some key to fly by that resolved to a public address that has the pattern we are looking for.
If that is true then why can't I search with oclvanitygen for patterns anywhere in the address, not just in the beginning.
Or am I missing something here?
Use vanitygen with the -r (regex) option and you can search for patterns anywhere in the address. Be aware that this is much slower than using oclvanitygen though. Also, the program doesn't check for the validity of your search so you could be searching for something that doesn't exist as a Bitcoin address if you aren't careful. for example, vanitygen -r 0f (that's a zero by the way) will cause the program to search forever because zero is not a valid base58 character. |
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oh my
Jimbo better get his snowsuit on and warm up the sled! Cheap coins! |
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The problem with the UK is that the HMRC have basically published a few paragraphs a few years ago and now leave it to everyone else to interpret them.
Now we know what your malfunction is. The UK was one of the first nations to be targeted for white genocide by jews with massive 3rd world immigration. All inhabitants quickly either converted to hard right nazis or doubled down on cuckoldism to worship your conquerors. It's clear which path you took. Didn't want to get caught in this but can't help it, must challenge. So if the white race was so dangerous and hard to manipulate, how would they manipulate them into getting replaced (like they are doing now according to you)? What an unusual escalation that was. ...and yet not so unusually of- topic. |
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I got 50k ripple ^,^
I'll sell you 10k for .5 BTC
This post might end up going down in history with the Bitcoin Pizza thread trending |
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The poll is bullish as fark. Who here really thinks we're going to see $20k in three days? Tera?
Screw 20K we need it to ..... Jeezus! thats like one of those mega annoying ads from the olden days... CLICK HERE FOR FREE BITCOIN! Frikkin spare me.... (no offence btw ...im just lit up tonite) You know, lit up is an anagram of tulip Take the whole sentence its.... Just in time to tulip  Wow! I would never have seen that. |
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People keep talking about manipulation in USD markets but take a look at GDAX BTC/EUR. Who put up this sell wall and why?  It's a 500k EUR sell wall all of a sudden, god dammit. No other market has such a big bump of resistance in its depth chart. I was watching the 1 minute chart on Bitfinex last night when we initially bumped back up over 14k again. There was over USD $8million worth of Bitcoin bought up in ~8 minutes. I don't think a 500k EUR wall is more than a speed bump once the train starts rolling. |
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The poll is bullish as fark. Who here really thinks we're going to see $20k in three days? Tera?
Screw 20K we need it to ..... Jeezus! thats like one of those mega annoying ads from the olden days... CLICK HERE FOR FREE BITCOIN! Frikkin spare me.... (no offence btw ...im just lit up tonite) You know, lit up is an anagram of tulip |
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Warmist propaganda. Germany has one of the highest price of electricity in Europe  Because 'customers' pay a fixed rate. Typically ~ 33 US cent / kWh, taxes, transportation fees (really), regional fees (regions with weaker infrastructure pay more), ecology fees (to pay people feeding power in from solar panels) and... more stuff... Selling prices are not really influenced by purchase/production costs. Long story short, mining will pay-off only if you have your own solar park and the sun is shining.  ...or if you make a deal with somebody who will mine for you at a better electricity rate. |
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