Can you check?

I think you are missing a step.

When you have exchanged your old Coin2 for the new Coin2 (PoS Version) version, you can simply transfer them to your new Coin2 (PoS version) wallet. Nobody says that you have to trade them on Bittrex. If Bter decides to trade the new Coin2 (PoS version) you can simply transfer your coins from your wallet to Bter.

If you are holding your old Coin2 at Bter simply because you love the exchange and won't budge on this, you will lose them.


Please understand, none of this wanted this to happen. The problem is the old Coin2 (PoW) will always have the possibility of getting hit with a 51% attack. In order to avoid this from happening we have to switch to a new version of Coin2 (PoS version). This will technically be a new coin so the exchanges will have to decide to trade them.


We chose Bittrex because they are based in America, answer our emails and have a team of competent people that a few of us have talked to in the past. They didn't pay us any money for this to happen.

When you have exchanged your old Coin2 for the new Coin2 (PoS Version) version, you can simply transfer them to your new Coin2 (PoS version) wallet. Nobody says that you have to trade them on Bittrex. If Bter decides to trade the new Coin2 (PoS version) you can simply transfer your coins from your wallet to Bter.

Is it hypoallergenic?

My prediction is another pop before $10k so around this time next year seems a good time scale in my eyes.

Actually, ome to think of it, the time spent on a account isnt worth a few btc..

Thats an expensive year of education, is that just tuition fees?

190 MH/s --- keep it coming!!!

Z dwa tygodnie temu sprzedałem ostatni usb block erupter, został mi sam hub usb . Zrobię mu pomysłowe zdjęcie i może wygram .

Link?

And thanks for the reply

Or just move to somewhere where its freezing all the time 

Further to the fact that for long term cold storage a physical medium is likely better it is very trivial to remove the laptops wifi card and can easily be put back in if it is no longer needed for cold storage.

Actually it sounds awesome! Pls check link to official thread in OP. This coin represents gold as is designed to be rare and keeps its value like gold.

I think you are missing a step.

When you have exchanged your old Coin2 for the new Coin2 (PoS Version) version, you can simply transfer them to your new Coin2 (PoS version) wallet. Nobody says that you have to trade them on Bittrex. If Bter decides to trade the new Coin2 (PoS version) you can simply transfer your coins from your wallet to Bter.

If you are holding your old Coin2 at Bter simply because you love the exchange and won't budge on this, you will lose them.


Please understand, none of this wanted this to happen. The problem is the old Coin2 (PoW) will always have the possibility of getting hit with a 51% attack. In order to avoid this from happening we have to switch to a new version of Coin2 (PoS version). This will technically be a new coin so the exchanges will have to decide to trade them.


We chose Bittrex because they are based in America, answer our emails and have a team of competent people that a few of us have talked to in the past. They didn't pay us any money for this to happen.

So make it clear:
If someone have coins at Bter - what he need to do?
Transfer them to the wallet? And then to Bittrex?
Or just from Bter to Bittrex?

And why Bter will not use "New coin2"

When you have exchanged your old Coin2 for the new Coin2 (PoS Version) version, you can simply transfer them to your new Coin2 (PoS version) wallet. Nobody says that you have to trade them on Bittrex. If Bter decides to trade the new Coin2 (PoS version) you can simply transfer your coins from your wallet to Bter.

Forget the $1m & $100,000 predictions, what's everyone's opinion on when bitcoin will hit $10,000?

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