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6241  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What if Government bans Bitcoins? on: August 23, 2018, 11:45:37 PM
Looking at the decentralized nature of crypto-currencies,Wonder if govt bans Bitcoins in future??Is it possible let's say by blocking all sites which relate to Bitcoin wallets/payments etc over the internet.In that case what would happen to our existing coins held in those wallets??

This is not just a theory, is already happening on China. Let me share the source with you: https://bitcoinist.com/china-escalates-cryptocurrency-ban-will-block-124-offshore-exchanges/

Is like all the illegal stuff, while the police doesn't know you have it, then you are safe. It remember me when Canadian Gov. ban Just-Dice, at end the owner from that site send the cash back to all the investors and users before the gov take it. But it can happen, Govs have the power to shut down a site and take all the money like they already do with Silk road.
6242  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Which country trades the most bitcoin on: August 23, 2018, 11:35:51 PM
Searching the web, looking for bitcoin news, I found an interesting infographic that shows "Which country trades the most bitcoin".
The first 3 countries were predictable, but Venezuela? I would never guess.


When i read the Subject of the topic, the first thing i got in mind was "China for sure", but i was terribly wrong, and after see the image i was shocked to see china in 4th place. But after think about it, things have sense, The main economic countries should have the bigger volume, and i think i have a explanation for Venezuela on that list, lets remember Venezuela launch the petro coin some months before, and the gob is behind that coin, so, it have sense to see Venezuela there if they want to backup their coin.

Thanks for share that list, every day is a good day to learn new things  Wink   
6243  Other / Off-topic / Re: Secret of Happiness on: August 21, 2018, 07:03:45 PM
Hello,
Share please, what is necessary for Happiness of life. Love or Money


This is a hard question my friend, but i have an answer for you. The secret of happiness is to be fine with yourself, and for that you need to cover lot of things, not only love and money, some years ago a guy called Maslow creates a pyramid with the things you need to cover in life to be fine with your self, and here is the image:


https://i.imgur.com/OE0BnuW.png

The order in the pyramid is the priority this things have, and if you cover them all you will find happiness for sure. If you are not happy just take a look and find where you are failing and work hard to fix it.  Wink
6244  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to spot a SCAM ICO? on: August 21, 2018, 06:52:17 PM
What are the signs or clue that an ico is a scam? Thanks. 😊

Well, you have to take a look to all the information the ico brings, first step is to read the coin white paper and compare it with bitcoin white paper. If that file only taks about the team and how the coin will be the best one in the world, then it's a scam. If that file talks about the technical from the coin, then you can give them a positive point, but that doesn't mean at att it will not be a scam.

Then you should take a look to the amount the business need for the ico to start as a coin, if you see they need $100 Million then is a scam, if the amount is reasonable then you can give them another positive point.

And the last thing to watch is... who is behind the coin. If the team is made from unknown people with newbies accounts on the forum, then think it twice before join that ico, if the team have one or more trusty members on the forum or on the internet. then you can trust the coin. But i insist, that doesn't mean the ico will become a true coin.   
6245  Other / Ivory Tower / Re: Is it possible to understand bitcoin deeply without having an IT background? on: August 21, 2018, 06:46:01 PM
I have not an IT background and, at first, everything about bitcoin protocol seemed a puzzle to me. As time goes by, and I read more, what seemed unintelligible before, starts to make some sense. But I’m wondering if I will be able to understand it deeply without having studied computer science.

Do you think it is possible? Has any of you done it?


For sure it is possible, now days you don't really need to school to learn a thing, you only need dedication because all the info is already on the web. In my personal experience wasn't easy, when i join to bitcoin world i used to be a script kiddie who only can do some simple scripts with bash linux, and after 4 years i have learned JS and become a backend developer. The trick is to learn what you can do and what you can't, that's all, once you already learn the rules and how this machine works then limit is the imagination.

Isn't easy, no one say it would be, but with patience and dedication is possible.
6246  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Future of BITCOIN CASH ? on: August 21, 2018, 06:15:02 PM
Are people really using BCH . It's Market value has drop almost 85% from it's all-time high value.
So many BCH but about 60% of all is controlled by only 67 wallets .

The  payments have also  slumped to $3.7 million in May from a high of $10.5 million in March. Bitcoin payments totaled $60 million in May, down from a peak of $412 million in September.

What are your thoughts on BCH's future .

Isn't about trust the markets, is about trust the technology, at end bch bring some solutions that should be implemented in the main core, but since devs are the ones who take that decision then will be hard to see it. At end bch have some things who make it a nice technology and that will be the soul who keep this wheel spinning, will be hard to see it die.

Just wait the next bitcoin bump and you will see how the alts bump with it too.
6247  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Block time on: August 21, 2018, 06:05:48 PM
I am really wondering about BTC Block Time.

This morning only 6 Block found in 2 hours. Of course it depends on luck. But it depends also an HASH Rate. This is so enormous high and only adaped every 2 weeks.

Why does the biggest coin does not solve this difficulty problem? And why still more and more miners start so that the difficulty rises without watching the price.

In theory bitcoin have blocks each 10 minutes, that mean 6 blocks each hour, and i say in theory because as you say before, some time we see a low number of blocks in lot of time. but at the same time i have seen before 3 blocks back to back.

As you say, bitcoin haven't fix this issue yet, and this was one of the fork reasons, bitcoin cash brings a solution where the difficulty changes each block. So if you don't like bitcoin for this reason i recommend you to give a try to bch. And lets wait to see if bitcoin take the solutions that bch brings for this issue.  
6248  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Single Bet Roulette Strategy on: August 20, 2018, 06:26:41 PM
I have done betting bots for Roulette in the past. My strategy was the classic martingale but switch the color after win. For example, if i start with 1 dollar on red and lose, then place $2, if lose then place $4, and if that four win, i take my $1 profit and start again but now from black.  

This is not a always win method and to get some nice profit you have to spend lot of time making the risk of a bad streak bigger. But the logic is easy to code.
6249  Bitcoin / Wallet software / Re: Looking for beta testers on a Bitcoin Wallet app on: August 20, 2018, 02:08:10 PM
Hi there,

I'm Nuno from Blue Wallet. We are looking for beta testers to have early access to our app and help us on the release process. Mainly testing and giving feedback.

Let us know if you want to help us out. PM or reply here.

https://bluewallet.io/


PS: This is a serious project in production with users. We are here to have a conversation (any feedback is welcome) and to listen to the community to develop a kick-ass wallet. It's open source and you can run it on your own. Not a scam!

Super thank you!

Hello Coelho, First of all i want to congrats for this great project.

Ok, lets start with the page. You have asimple page there with basic information, and i would like to see some more screen shots from the wallet there, and if you can do a video with a full explain from the wallet, that would be awesome. In the https://bluewallet.io/#features section there say open source project and there is the git logo, maybe you can add a link to https://github.com/Overtorment/BlueWallet there. i see you add the link in the bottom of the page but wasn't easy to find at all. You say Flexible fees and that's awesome, but what about send coins to multiple addys in one transaction, is that possible?

I would like to test your wallet from my ipad but i don't want to risk my coins, if you want i can give you my depo addy in your wallet and if you send me 0.001 and addys to send money i will make some tests. PM me if you are interested.

Hope you can make an android version of the wallet before this happen again https://www.coindesk.com/apple-removes-blockchain-bitcoin-wallet-from-app-stores/

Good luck with the project, and hope it become a kick ass wallet!  Wink
6250  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Bitcoin owners cannot read on: August 20, 2018, 01:47:14 PM
It is extremely funny to see. Basically every single thread in this forum is the same.

Somebody makes a post, and with 2-3 comments all comments clearly show that the poster have not read (or understood) a single word of what the OP wrote..... Instead comments merely become desperate attempts to talk each other into hope that Bitcoin will rise again.

Looks like it has to do more with shitposters trying to up their post count.
Yup, that mixed with tons of non English speakers due to the global nature of Bitcoin it becomes a real clusterfuck.

It sucks hard, i know, and what about those who only make copy paste, they don't even try to write, lol.

Moderators on this forum have a damn hard work, shouldn't be easy to be one of them, but we can help them reporting the users who only want to spam, those ones who gives zero fucks about the rules. That's the only thing we can do now to make from this forum a better place.

By the way, this thread should be in meta https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=24.0 Discussion about the Bitcoin Forum.
6251  Economy / Speculation / Re: There is a power that controll bitcoin price on: August 20, 2018, 01:39:48 PM
from zero bitcoin grow to the highest ever price 20000 usd per btc in december 2017, now 2018 bitcoin like controlled to be down the price again maybe until the price reach 3000 usd i don't know when it will be happen but i have a believe it will be happen, and until its reach 3000 usd it will going up again slowly but the highest price will never reach 25000 usd for untill years 2020.
how do you think about my thats own opinion?

Each one have their own opinion, i respect yours but i'm not agree at all. I don't think $25k will be the top, i think will be much than that. But i like the tittle of the thread, make me think about the big guys behind the price. And we all know bitcoin price is in china hands. If they want it high, then will bump, if they want it low then will crash, ad i know this because they are the main miners. And those ones who hold the coins are the ones who manage the markets.
6252  Local / Español (Spanish) / Re: ¿Qué opinan sobre proyectos bancarios decentralizados? on: August 20, 2018, 01:33:03 PM
Que tal a todos y espero que se encuentren bien.
Quisiera saber su opinón con respecto a proyectos en en blockchain de tipo "criptobanos" etc. ¿Cuales conocen? Si alguno les gusta, ¿por qué?

Gracias.

WORBLI


Yo no soy nadie para criticar ortografia, y menos escribiendo en un teclado en ingles que no me permite poner acentos, pero creo que te comiste una letra amigo, supongamos que en ves de criptobanos querias decir criptobancos. Partiendo de esto respondere.

Es muy dificil comparar proyectos de criptdomonedas con bancos, debido a la naturaleza de ambos. Pero creo que la mejor forma de compararlos es Banco vs Cartera, veamos las diferencias.

1.-En el banco puedes tener tu dinero - En la cartera de bitcoin puedes tener tu dinero
2.-El banco te puede dar prestamos y cobrar intereses - En la cartera no puedes obtener prestamos y los intereses no existen ya que no tiene logica inventar dinero de la nada.
3.-El banco puede congelar tu cuenta - si tu cartera congela tu cuenta solo necesitas importar tu direccion a otra cartera y tendras accesso a tus fondos
4.-Si alguien te roba el dinero de tu cuenta bancaria el banco puede reponerlo - Si alguien roba tus bitcoins nadie te los regresara
5.-Si el banco hace un fraude puede ser juzgado ante la ley - Si bitcoin es un fraude no tendriamos a quien demandar

Y asi podriamos seguir con muchos puntos, pero lo que esta claro es la diferencia entre centralizado y descentralizado. Son polos opuestos. Espero que mi respuesta te sirva Wink
6253  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: [TUTORIAL] Build 0.16.2 Bitcoin with one console command on: August 20, 2018, 01:19:19 PM
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This console command will build last (0.16.2) version Bitcoin clients for Linux 64 bit, Windows 64 bit and Windows 32 bit.

Nop, this will only work for UBUNTU 64 bit

This will not work for other distros like Arch, fedora, centos, slack, etc...

But great tutorial for the ubuntu users  Grin is awesome when someone bring this kind of solutions, i mean the 1 command line solution. I used to do the same in past that makes lot of people happy because we know linux sometimes can be a pain in the ass.

By the way i see mingw32 in your commands, it remember me the old times, i used that command in past to compile and .exe on linux.

So, thanks again for the knowledge sharing, that's always welcome.
6254  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: withdraw/request conversion error BTC - mBTC on: August 20, 2018, 01:00:52 PM
I did not convert BTC to mBTC when withdrawing from the exchange and received a smaller amount than what was withdrawn.

Ex: withdrew 0.01000 BTC from exchange and had requested (wallet) 0.01000 mBTC. I should have requested 10.0000 mBTC.

Is there a way to recover the rest of what I had requested from my wallet? What are my options?

Here your option is to make another withdraw... if you do a withdraw of 9.99mbtc then you will have the 0.01 btc in your wallet after it arrive. Sometimes deal with btc - mbtc could be confusing, so, do your math before any move or things like this will happen. if the exchanger charge you a fee for withdraw then this kind of mistakes have a cost, but take it as a good thing, we always learn from errors, i'm sure this will not happen to you again.  Wink
6255  Other / Off-topic / Re: Would YOU choose to live forever? on: August 19, 2018, 11:50:53 PM
Human will fight for immortality until he get it, i know is almost impossible, but already some creatures in the planet do it. But getting back to your questions i would say. I will not chose live forever, but would be awesome to choose when to die, or to live 10 years more if i want.

Thanks for share those articles, +1 for new days science.
6256  Economy / Marketplace / Re: I Earned 0.5 In 2 days. See How To Do It Here on: August 19, 2018, 11:47:18 PM
no you can't earn 0.5 btc in 2 days -- tell me how you earned? 😳 😳

He did it making people think already did it, then spam that referal link and voila there is the 0.5 profit from referrals. LOL

If there was a way to easy earn 0.5btc in 2 days, and more than 10,000 people trying it, there will not be enough bitcoin to pay them all  Tongue

So, easy money don't exist, lets be clear with that, if some one say that's possible then is a obvious trap.
6257  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: is buying new listed coin profitable? on: August 19, 2018, 09:30:10 PM
Good Day guys, just searching for an alternative way to invest my money to,
so the question is, is buying new listed token(token that just ended ICO) to an exchange profitable? do many of you do that? would you recommend doing that? or should I buy on their ICOs?

If you will do that first be careful, because lot of icos end in scam. For sure the ones who doesn't end that way are a good way to make profit, but if you see big risk on cryptos we can say icos have multiplied that risk by far.

Other thing you can do is buy but not big amounts, that way you reduce your risk but keep chasing that coin who will hit +1000% in some point. Happy trading Wink
6258  Other / Meta / Re: reCAPTCHAs on: August 19, 2018, 09:25:49 PM
Is anybody else having a really hard time doing the reCAPTCHAs to log in here? I guess it's got to do with the fact that I choose to use the TOR browser, but I have never had such a hard time. It has taken me up 10 minutes to log in here. The street signs seem almost impossible to get right. I always try to skip them when I can. Buses and roads are probably the easiest ones. I got fire hydrants once, which was very easy. Cars is usually easy, but it always leads me to think, "Is a pick-up truck a car?" Storefronts is pretty horrible too. There are always pictures from other countries. How the heck and I'm supposed to know what a storefront in China looks like?

Maybe somebody knows some tricks, so I don't waste so much time on these things?

Sorry, but there is no way to avoid the captchas. as it say they are to prove you area human behind the computer, and i know it can be a pain in the ass, but they are here for a reason. The best way to avoid recaptcha is by the same system, if you do a good use of internet the same recaptcha system will skip and let you join with one click.
6259  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Implementing a bitcoin payment system on: August 19, 2018, 09:22:01 PM
Hello,

we are looking into implementing a Bitcoin payment system and are wondering about a few things.

Is there anyway to make sure that a transaction, with which someone will pay us a certain amount, will really be successfully validated and processed before it's actually inside a certain block?
Since the txs can hang in the mempool for quite some time, it's not really an option to wait till it's included in a block for real.

Best regards,
Mark

Hello Mark. The only way to be sure is waiting the transaction get the first confirmation. The problem here is... if you accept a transaction as valid without confirmations, then you can get a double spend, and that way the coins will never arrive to your wallet. There is no way to be sure that the transaction will not have a double spend unless it's confirmed.

Hope this information helps, other way you can google about double spends and the risk they have.
6260  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Is blockchain really needed for security? on: August 19, 2018, 02:39:03 AM
I get that blockchains enable immutable data to be recorded, so that I suppose hackers can't delete or write over data on the block.
But what are the other benefits of blockchain for security? I mean, you could make a distributed secure database that doesn't need blockchain right?

What make from blockchain a secure infrastructure is the management from double spends. As we know you can doublespend the same coin, but only one of them will confirm, and that's what make the chain legit.

Some months ago in Mexico was a crazy hack to banks, and what the hacker did was a double spend with the SPEI system. The problem about that hack was that both transactions confirm letting the hacker create money from no where. That represent a $15 millions lost for banks and that would never happen with blockchain.
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