please quoted my post  Address 1L8YhwZczo8ixgRR3UtUQGjbDZKXE1wXQa message this me Rannovan today 27/09/2017 signature HJb6cyVxokaTd/aPDTFCqU3tJI0uAEzMR1kA/9/5GgrkYX3ohY80x7TyUN2MQi9TK5b20b9/pS9uDt37a9Jma8Y= Quoted and verified |
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Quoted but you should really sign a message from the address. |
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It looks like they removed mining option for everyone and the reason only admin or support team member can explain. Maybe they are doing some improvements or they may be removed it completely not sure. Anyway I was not using this option but after seeing above comments I too checked and the mining option is not shown on my account as well. Just wait for official announcement from admin.
It's gone from my topbar but there is a link in the text box below on the FREE BTC page. |
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okey , what else?
Check out the stickies in the Meta section. Perhaps the allowed signature styling should change with activity score / membergroup. Like:
- Newbie: No styling (including links) allowed. Max 40 characters.
- Jr. Member: Links allowed. Max 100 characters.
- Member: Unlimited length.
- Full: Color allowed.
- Sr. Member: Size allowed
- Hero: Background color allowed
Then newbies will be less effective advertisers, which would hopefully significantly reduce the incentive for low-content posts. And when people become capable of effectively advertising through their signatures, they'll have invested a lot of time into their accounts, and they won't risk being banned by spamming.
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Is it true that the devs are working on a new Bitcointalk forum? How will the rankings work there? Will our current ranks be transferred to the new forum as well?
Yes, everything will be transferred over, but I'm hoping there's a revamping of the ranking system in that signatures are removed from activity/rank on the new forum to stop the level of account farming and account hackings that are going on. That's interesting, it certainly is a problem that needs addressing. Do you have any information as to what new system is being proposed? Is this the end of signature campaigns or a different way of doing it? |
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I think the end of the year is too soon for $10,000. I'm looking for the $5,500-$6,000 range next. The $10,000 should follow on from that within the next 2 to 3 years. I'm sure there'll be a few more shakeouts along the way to present some good buying opportunities before we get there.
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The real difficulty with trying to do abitrage in the crypto space is that the markets are open 24/7 but you can only move fiat to an exchange 5 days a week in banking hours.
So you have to pre-plan by having your fiat there already, but that is risky given how often the exchanges are hacked.
The largest difficult with arbitrage is that the markets can change in the time it takes you to transfer from one exchange to another. Therefore the best way is to ensure that you are already holding the currency you want to profit from arbitrage with. For example, hold both btc and ether on two accounts so you can instantly buy on one and instantly sell on the other.
You should try reading the thread before commenting. I already explained the only way to do arbitrage is to be holding enough of each currency in both accounts. Then you can transfer the funds at your leisure after the trade is closed. Anyway if you're trading a fiat pair you can transfer USDT 24/7. |
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This solution is good enough except on thing - you should have much money If you want to have good profit you should operate with big funds. But you can't have big funds on every exchange and on each crypto currency. And you can lose when you will withdraw all funds at some time. It's risky. Well yes, you do need to have sufficient funds available, arbitrage is more of a professional strategy than one for beginners. That doesn't make it impossible to do. As for losing when you come to withdraw, that depends whether you got the strategy right in the first place. You need to factor in the trading fees and transactions fees before deciding that there is enough of a price difference to make it worthwhile. If you do all correctly it is one of the least risky trading strategies there is as you are short and long the position simultaneously and therefore perfectly hedged. This means that movements in the overall market will not affect you. As the price comes back together, your profit in one account will outweigh the loss in the other every time. The only risk is in execution error. |
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The adoption level and ever-increasing use of ETH is a very good sign that it has a good long-term future. I'd ignore the short-term price fluctuations and build up a holding along with BTC as the majority part of an investment portfolio.
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Hello, guys!
I am in the crypto industry relatively recently, it is interesting to know / understand how trading of crypto-currencies / tokens on different exchanges operates.
Wich problems and disadvantages do you encounter when trading with crypto currency?
What currency pairs do you use (more convenient and practical in terms of output / input to exchange)?
How much can you earn on arbitrage?
I will be grateful for the answers.
To do arbitrage successfully you cannot wait for transactions to get from one exchange to the other. Arbitrage opportunities are only fleeting and you have to act immediately. To do this you need to have equal amounts of each currency on each exchange so you can go long on one and short on the other. Then you can move the funds after you flatten the trade. |
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I'm unable to download 3.3.9 with this error:
Something went wrong while fetching your file! Please reload and try again. If the problem persist, please contact seuntjie.
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The Federal Reserve really are not concerned about Bitcoin yet. They still see it as too insignificant to be any threat to them. If they ever do become concerned it will be far too late at that stage for them to do anything about it.
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I think it is not a good option to invest in new casino bankroll investments until they prove that they are trusted because of huge competition they new casinos will survive for long or not can't tell. So should be careful before depositing money into any new casino bankroll investments.I feel always safe to go with already trusted casino bankroll investments.
This is a very good point. The casino business is very much dependant on reputation. If a new casino was started by someone who already has a track record and good reputation that would be worth considering an investment in. But if you don't know who is behind it then the risk is very high. Even if they are completely honest it's still not easy running a casino and if they get it wrong it could easily go bust. |
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I think running at 10% is not safe for the most of the users who don't have at least air-condition on in their room because your PC/laptop can easily heat up high at normal room temperature and if you run at that high temp then it is not safe for your PC.
What on earth could make anyone think that? I repeat again they will quite happily run at 100% unless there is something abnormal to cause overheating. By abnormal I mean it would require that a) The airflow is blocked in some way like the heatsink being clogged with dusk or the computer air inlets are blocked and b) The sensors that monitor the CPU temperature for protection systems are faulty. You could run a CPU at 100% 24/7 and it will still be running many years after it has been made obsolete by several new generations of chips. Again if you reduce to 20 or 30% then your earning will be the very negligible amount.
This is designed to be used by someone who is already claiming from the faucet and add a few extra satoshis to their account. It does exactly what it is supposed to do. |
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If you run it in the background then your PC will slow down and your other work also may slow down. I also don't know how it will affect my PC function in the long run for utilizing CPU power always at higher side. I don't think it is worth at least for myself and don't want to risk my PC to earn these small amounts of bitcoins. I did quite a bit of testing on this and setting the mining at 20% had no noticeable impact on anything I use on a day to day basis. It really is quite odd that anyone could be worried about the impact of using a processor to do processing. As long as it is properly cooled and the safety cutout systems are all working to prevent overheating running at 100% is perfectly safe. Running at 20~30% is just normal usage. |
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I don't really think you'll overheat or kill your hardware with in-browser mining. It's limited to specifications allocated to your browser, so it might slow down performance but that's it. The flip side is that you're likely to make precisely nothing with this if they are actually using your hash rate to mine Bitcoin. If you manage to get anything out of this, my guess is that they are mining Monero. Or maybe they are just using you for ad revenue and paying out like a faucet.
You're right there is no danger overheating. There's even a control slider so you can select the % of CPU to use. I'm pretty sure it is mining Monero, from the payout rate to H/s, it fits. I've done some testing and calculated that if you're using the PC anyway then using a little bit of CPU to mine in the background is actually profitable on most modern hardware. |
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My hashrate is showing around 1-2 H/s . Hashes solved increasing but is the total mining income updated per hour ?
It updates about every 5 minutes. I'm getting ~20 sats/hr at 13H/s so you made need to wait a bit longer. |
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Do this even worth trying? Mining Lottery will be much more better to introduce.
No, that doesn't worth to you at all and you will be paying huge electricity bill for mining also you need high GPU PC that handle for mining. Maybe if you had read the thread before posting you wouldn't have been so wrong. What you need to mine with depends on the coin you are mining. A GPU is not the only thing you can profitably mine with. This looks like it is mining XMR which is suited to CPU mining. As I posted earlier I have actually tested the service, with the right CPU you could make a profit. It's best if you just leave a browser tab at a low % usage in the background while you're using the PC for something else then you are only paying for the extra CPU usage which is minimal. |
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