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They can't even get rid of the Penny without people getting upset and nostalgic.
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It depends on how you send the payment whether notes really public or not. I was using Blockchain.info api for a project and notes were showing, but now they are not. The notes were only visible on blockchain.info website and NOT on the blockchain itself.
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The fee is higher if the transaction size is bigger than normal, which is usually the case with lots of small transactions in your wallet.
My recommended fee from Blockchain.info is 0.00014 which I bump up to 0.00018 for regular payments and 0.0002 - 0.000222 (no more, because it doesn't seem to matter) for priority payments. This is very reasonable and gets confirmed under 20 minutes almost always.
I really don't see a need to send a payment for less than 0.001 BTC.
What would you need to buy online for so cheap?
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For my online wallets, I import new addresses so I have copies of the Private Keys saved. That way if the wallet provider goes down, I can import the keys into another wallet. The only problem is if the online wallet service is compromised and they sweep all the private keys. Then you're screwed. But that's the reason I only keep a small amount of BTC in online wallets.
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By "Revenue Share" do you mean Affiliate Program/Referral Program?
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We are still in Early Adoptor/Smart Money investors phase, of course you should BUY and HOLD always. Never sell all your coins, work extra hours if you have to. We are far from mass adoption, no point taking large risks just yet.
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It's true, Bitcoin transactions with a 0.0002 fee are confirmed very quickly. And even credit card payments can be reversed many days later. So even though the transaction is unconfirmed, it's still received "instantly".
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Nope, the silence is the disgust we're all feeling from this pump and dump. The manipulators are busy at work trying to squeeze every dollar out of the fools who bought during the New Years stunt.
They are only fools if they dumped their coins after the spike. Buy and Hold should always be the strategy at this phase of the Game. There are people that bought BTC at $30 before it dropped back to $1. Are they fools for holding till now? |
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In the end, the regulations will only cause price increases due to fees, restrictions, etc. Bitcoin will be harder to get, thus people will pay more.
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People acting like Bitcoin is a pump and dump penny stock. Tsk Tsk  Better buy back now before it's too late! |
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You can usually open the image up in Gimp or Photoshop and adjust the Image Levels. Normal photos will have even looking pixelated areas, and pasted layers will stand out in Manipulated images.
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Some people are lucky on Friday the 13th, might as well assume you will be one of them  |
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With a 1500% ROI at $700 baseline, the $10,000 figure is appropriate (average price of used+new cars) |
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It's more like:
1. Rally to $266
2. Rally to $1300
3. Rally to $35000
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With Bitcoin, you can deposit to Online Casinos quickly and receive withdrawals on the same day. With real money casinos, it takes weeks to receive a check, and your bank may or may not deposit the funds (if they suspect fraudulent activity).
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The Recommended fee is usually about 0.00012, and my transactions weren't getting confirmed fast enough. So I bumped it up to 0.00018 and they confirm in under 30 minutes. Sometimes I will use 0.0002 to ensure quick confirms.
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It's coming, are you ready?
agreed with previouse poster , what makes you so sure?  |
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I'm sure there are people that know who the real Satoshi is whether Julian Assange, Hal Finney or someone else.
And if they haven't met Satoshi personally, there's probably at least a few in close circles with Satoshi that might have an idea.
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It's coming, are you ready?
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To answer your question. Satoshi Nakamoto has the most Bitcoins on this Forum. Estimated 1 Million BTC.
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