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5441  Economy / Reputation / Re: Guilty until proven innocent on: January 09, 2020, 08:10:26 AM
How do you understand an accusation? If I have never met you, I came in front of you and said you were guilty, would anyone believe me? The accuser must give sufficient evidence to prove it, otherwise it doesn't have any value at all. An accusation without evidence will look like a sheet of paper between a pile of rubbish, it's worthless
5442  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Automated Trading Challenge - Start 0.015 BTC on: January 09, 2020, 04:34:27 AM
Your experiment is a work that helps the community. But I do not support it. I have seen a few others doing experiments with trading bots like you. All they gain is the bot's botched truth. They have spent a considerable amount of money on those experiments. Do not waste your money Sad it is my advice
5443  Other / Meta / Re: Posts: 0, Activity:0, merit: 136 on: January 09, 2020, 04:18:39 AM
This individual probably cheated. I can't say for sure but the evidence is pointing that way.
It is better to have your 22 earned merits rather than abusing the system and wasting your account when you eventually get caught.
So what are the consequences of those arrested? So far, a lot of abusers have been discovered, but we just sit here and talk. No one is to propose or implement any punishment. And the abusers are still there, they achieve their purpose, no punished, no flagged, nothing.
5444  Other / Meta / Re: Suggestion: Reduce 50 merit limit per post. on: January 08, 2020, 04:19:13 PM
I support your opinion, if a post is really worth, it should get a lot of merits from many others, a post that gets 50 merit from 50 people is always better than a post that gets 50 merit from 1 person. Reducing the limit of merit in some cases is not good, but it will certainly improve the problem of abuse, the merit system will be much more transparent.
5445  Economy / Speculation / Re: bitcoin price with news and its future on: January 08, 2020, 12:08:03 PM
Bitcoin going up again and we know that Iran/USA tension is behind this.
How do you know for sure about this? It's all the news, you're just reading some bullshit and then coming over here asserting as if you know it all.  The value of bitcoin depends on the needs of the market, not anyone or anything behind it, so throw away this idea of yours.
5446  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 07, 2020, 12:47:24 PM
Food poisoning sucks, Vietnamese seafood is to be avoided for the foreseeable future.  Angry
What a pity about your meal  Shocked Where did you eat it? I have lived in Vietnam in recent years, their cuisine is really interesting  Roll Eyes I even love their PHO - they write PHỞ in Vietnamese. It was really really delicious, have you eaten it? I have never had food poisoning since living there until now
5447  Economy / Economics / Re: Your Views: Which Innovative Ways Government Might Use To Expand Crypto Use on: January 07, 2020, 12:42:16 PM
Well, it isn't one of the innovative ways that the government might use but rather one of the things that the government should factor when implementing the expansion of crypto usage.
Although they do not know what their implementation or calculation is, there are some countries developing their own cryptocurrency, it seems they have realized the benefits of using cryptocurrencies or at least the way they use it to eliminate corruption. Specifically, I am referring to China, the largest corrupt country in the world.
5448  Economy / Economics / Re: Your Views: Which Innovative Ways Government Might Use To Expand Crypto Use on: January 07, 2020, 06:52:13 AM
I'm not sure my answer is correct, but think about the taxes the government gets. Taxes are the source of income for all governments, they are used to maintain the functioning of a government, no country can exist without taxes. They cannot quit taxes, they are required to collect taxes, and that's why the majority of governments do not accept cryptocurrencies. With all transaction without taxes, the government could not exist, everything would seem confused
5449  Other / Meta / Re: This website needs a face lift, it's 2020 for christ sake! on: January 07, 2020, 06:07:19 AM
It is not necessary, this forum has undergone an operation very long time and everything has always been stable until now. The graphical goodness is not necessary, it should be given priority in terms of data. Think of a forum with a good design but it's filled with ads, so bad to think about it. This forum might work well with slow internet, but if it's interface priority, I think not. So, NO NEED A FACE LIFT
5450  Other / Meta / Re: 50 merit for an non-contribute topic on: January 07, 2020, 05:55:32 AM
I know the guy, he is due around 5 btc. Basically he sent coins to the wrong contact address. The receiver gave back some, but kept 5 btc.
I thought giving him merit would allow him to send PM, not the case though with newbie a/c.


If one gets credited a million dollars to his Bank account by error but doesn't completely refund it back, it is an offence. ( https://www.money.co.uk/guides/can-you-keep-money-accidentally-paid-into-your-bank-account.htm )

Is it similar case for Bitcoin transactions? I would think so..

We have seen and received answers from the people we mentioned, this story, this topic will be stopped here. It is impossible to verify what gizmoh said, but it is also impossible to accuse him. All depends on how everyone think and see the problem. I have brought the topic here to everyone, now it's everyone's part. I'm going to lock this topic here.
5451  Other / Meta / Re: 50 merit for an non-contribute topic on: January 06, 2020, 06:55:11 AM
lol  Grin obviously, that post is not even worthy of such a merit. It's ridiculous, but I'm not the authority to handle this problem. So I post it here for everyone's comments and help. Anyone with full authority or trusted, please tag these users or take the right measures, I hope this situation does not happen anytime in the future. The merit system should not be used for wrong purposes.
5452  Other / Meta / 50 merit for an non-contribute topic on: January 06, 2020, 06:17:08 AM
You can see throung this picture:


I wonder what the purpose of this merits is. I know that everyone has the right to give his or her merits freely. But is this a worthy way to give away a tremendous amount of merit? As far as I know, that is all the default merit he has, because he hasn't even received any merit from anyone.

I think we should give our merits more worthwhile, not having to dump everything on someone like this case.

Topic
5453  Economy / Services / Re: ▲▼[Open] Exolix-Crypto Exchange Signature Campaign. on: January 06, 2020, 04:31:20 AM
Bitcointalk Username: Blitzboy
Profile link:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=757577
Rank: Hero member
Current post: 1383
Btc Address:  3BLitZhRKJue7xjesxpegpDZvyuZ3T4Dvd

Will wear avatar and signature on Friday if i were accepted
5454  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Ecommerce Plugin on: January 06, 2020, 03:47:58 AM
An escrow system has to be fully automatic.  
I agree on this thought, it should be fully automatic for all transactions. In case of any complaints occurring, it will be manually transferred to review the situation. If every escrows is done manually while transactions are completely clean, it becomes a system of delays
Even if you are buying/selling physical goods?

No matter what type of transaction it is, automatic payments are always comfortable
5455  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Affection of World War III to Bitcoin? on: January 06, 2020, 03:39:30 AM
I think if it will only be between Iran and the US, it will not be a full-blown war. Iran will be flexing all her muscles while the US will only lift a finger and we still know which side the tide will favor. This will just become another rape case in the Middle East, a total annihilation against a helpless opponent.
We aren't sure if that will gonna happen since advanced technology is growing vastly, which means there are more advanced weapons that can instantly cause massive destruction. They have allies also, which is Russia and many more that can do that for them when needed.
This is clearly a meaningless war that Trump is creating, but Iran is too weak to fight, even though they have allies, but I think there is no fight from their allies. Russia or any other country will not fight. All did not want to lead to a big war.

I doubt that the people of South-East Asia will join the war because they lack good armies.
Southeast Asia is a peaceful region where there is no war, although they are truly militarily weak
Gonna change the thread subject to "Affection of War to Bitcoin" since it is true that it's very far away to have WWIII.
I have not see a perspective of World War III, it's all just an exaggeration of everyone
5456  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM Alert] - [SCAM User] - [ikoniko] on: January 05, 2020, 12:27:10 PM
Guy, first of all, to accuse someone of a scam, you need to provide convincing evidence, which is valuable enough to prove that what you said is true. By providing valuable images and evidence, you will receive support from DT members of this forum. In one way or another, they will help you. An topic without any basis like this is just a worthless article.
5457  Economy / Economics / Re: Everything you wanted to know about BTC options but were afraid to ask! on: January 05, 2020, 10:49:49 AM
Well, it really is a useful knowledge. Now I understand why you have a huge amount of merit after 1 year of activity on this forum. I admire your understanding, I have just learned about the trading options recently, some of the options you have given here are completely new with me. Thanks for your great contribution, not only me but others also need topic like this from you. We have a big picture here to admire and learn.
5458  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Affection of World War III to Bitcoin? on: January 05, 2020, 06:42:34 AM
Come on guys, please don't think superficially! All we know the dangers and horrors of a world war, none of us want that to happen again. Of course, the leaders of each nation don't want wars to happen. Think more carefully, the conflict between the United States and Iran has been happening for more than 10 years, and there has never been any sign of cooling off. The truth is the situation has become more tense, but it is a conflict merely between the United States and Iran, it is not a conflict between many countries, there is no reason for a world war. Use your brain to think before uttering dumb words, please!
5459  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who is buying Bitcoin in Iran? on: January 05, 2020, 06:29:06 AM
Please note that its actually incorrect to say money is getting in or out certain physical place. If it becomes bitcoin, it is bitcoin everywhere. Bitcoin is border-less, once you change your country's fiat into Bitcoin, you have gained a worldwide asset. So rather than saying the money leaves Iran, you could say the money enters Bitcoin. It can still be used inside Iran at any moment, unlike doing the same with forex or some foreign bank account. The difference is huge if you stop to think about it...

Iranians buying bitcoin are not really taking the money out of the country, but they are saving it from both the country (Iranian State) and the potential aggressor/invader (see the military command economy they imposed to Germans after the fall of the 3rd Reich). This is one more reason why Bitcoin is so valuable rather than some physical asset that could be seized or destroyed, or a fiat that could lose all value overnight.

You were right about this, but still missing. When the local price of bitcoin rises too much, this means that they accept losing a large amount of money. The discrepancy between local prices and worldwide prices is a cause for their loss. In other words, it is the amount of damage they have to accept to own bitcoin. I am not sure if their actions are correct, this amount may be even greater than the amount lost due to inflation during the war. But in return, they have safety when they can use the money worldwide.
5460  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: what derivation path coinbase is using? on: January 05, 2020, 03:38:28 AM
Ironic isn't it? The most useful service and (... no seeds, no stems, no sticks))) nobody knows nothing about the way they operate. They gotta use something to generate btc wallet addresses for the registered users aren't they?
Of course they do... but it is a proprietary, closed-source system. So it isn't at all strange that no one knows what they're doing or how they're doing it outside of the coinbase development team Roll Eyes
It's like they store everything in a system, each user is randomly assigned one or more bitcoin addresses, I don't think it's arbitrary, but it's the same way we create a new address in Electrum. I assume they own an wallet similar to Electrum, and they use it to create a series of addresses and allocate to users. The amount of money transferred to the users' addresses will be automatically transferred to another address, their source address. Just speculation Smiley
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