That's correct, it's usually not the case. But with low pay the campaign may not attract quality posters and since the expectations will be kinda low, this can happen. So a warning on the matter won't hurt, especially if the campaign manager would be somebody (inexperienced) from within the team, to save more money.

Yeah, he may or may not restart the business elsewhere. However, it looks bad; I would not have too many expectations.
Indeed, not your keys, not your coins.

It is allowed, just be careful about the payments since if you pay bigger tx fees than the actual "wages", some may get angry  
Usually for low amount/pay, the altcoins are chosen because it's cheaper to send.
So my advice is to either pay altcoins, either pay less often. However, use escrow.

Of course, you'll have to not have too much expectations in quality, but still disallow spam, else you'll get in trouble.

Altcoin season usually starts after Bitcoin investors are on profit. And that's already done.
So I also agree that the altcoin season may have been already in progress. The proper, solid, valuable altcoins did increase in valuation.
There also was the DeFi craze, there's also the NFT craze, what else you expect? Not all shitcoins will rise.
If you look at charts for last couple of months for Ethereum, Monero, Litecoin and many others, you'll see that the market is far from "unknown state".

Since in the virtual space there's no gravity, Bitcoin cannot be falling.
However, if you are asking why the hash rate has fallen "lately", that's because accidents in Chinese coal mines, resulting in power outage and mining plants being shut down (it'll get better in some weeks).
If you are asking about price, I think hat it's a manipulation attempt tied to the fact the hash rate has dropped, causing network congestion and high transaction costs.

Actually they do lose profit. The withdrawal fees were always big, even when the exchanges didn't pay these huge tx fees. This means that the difference was going to their pockets. Now that difference is much smaller.



It's because the services try hard to avoid a transaction taking too long to confirm.
A tx that doesn't confirm in a matter of hours means possibly unhappy customer, which then may cost the exchange support time and the customer, especially if he doesn't know much about Bitcoin, may leave for another platform.
I don't know what would happen if a tx doesn't confirm at all; I would expect that some platforms may not even have that part properly coded in, resulting in even more support time.

The air you breathe may also be no longer reliable when the politicians press the wrong switch. Just my 2 satoshi.

I would still recommend Electrum, but with a note: before every use, go to electrum.org (remember and enter the name, don't search) and check if there's any critical update.
If there's nothing critical, don't bother much, since especially the new changes are more related to Lighning Network (LN) you don't use.
Still, now and then when you have, it may worth downloading the latest version, verify it (!), and run it on testnet (with free coins) to "keep in touch".


This is LN related; you should not worry about it for now.

Sa inteleg ca vrei sa-ti faci un token propriu?!

Daca doar doresti sa creezi un token, adica ceva care functioneaza fara blockchain propriu, folosind contra cost alt blockchain, nu ar trebui sa ai nevoie de o aplicatie care face asta.
Adica pe WAVES te costa aprox 1 WAVES (~11.5 EUR) sa creezi tokenul tau (wallet-ul s-a schimbat de cand l-am folosit eu, dar aici este tutorial). Probabil pe Ethereum, unde sunt tokenurile cele mai de succes, e mai scump (si posibil mai complicat).
Nu vreau sa te fac sa incerci pe WAVES, departe de mine gandul acesta! Incerc doar sa-ti arat ca se poate si fara sa arunci banii pe fereastra.

Oricum, de la a crea un token si a gasi fraieri investitori care sa-l cumpere e cale foarte lunga. Tokenul trebuie sa fie bun la ceva.
Si asta inseamna o gramada de bani (reclama) si skills. Si o afacere pe bune care sa creasca din banii adunati si apoi sa intre pe profit, sa faca investitia profitabila pentru cei care au investit. Plus ca sunt o gramada de chestii financiaro-legale in treaba asta, pe care nu le stiu (ca sa protejeze investitorii, printre altele).

I've accelerated it for you at ViaBTC. It should be mined in the next few hours, depending when ViaBTC pool with find a new block.



Update: it has already 5 confirmations

Let's say that Bitcoin rises at 1% rate per month... on what kind of math will this get it to 20k? Also, next time keep in mind that we have the mighty power to zoom out the charts and see the big picture. Can you?
While altcoins may or may not rise, they are much riskier than bitcoin, just because with insufficient knowledge one can easily buy some shitcoin.

Indeed, it's 2016 blocks. But since it's expected that this 2016 blocks means this time more than 3 weeks, and since 1.5 weeks have already passed, my answer was that it's roughly ("about") 2 more weeks from now on.
At least that's how I see it from "Difficulty adjustment" area on mempool.space
Maybe I should have been indeed clearer.

The problem is that the network is hugely congested, hence the fees are (too) high. The reason is that some mining farms have no electricity hence they're out of business for a while.

Keep an eye on https://mempool.space/ now and then. Right now you'll probably won't be able to send at under 20.8 sat/vByte and even then it is basically useless, since current fees are at over 100 sat/vByte.
As I said, keep an eye now and then on that website, wait for the lower fees come. If those miners don't get back in business, in less than 2 weeks the network difficulty will drop and the mempool will (slowly) clear up.
so if you can wait, .. wait. If not, then it's gonna be expensive.

If you create a new wallet with the latest Electrum, it will be SegWit wallet. You can check by giung to View->Show Addresses and then switch to Addresses tab. They'll all start with bc1.


Before using funds with Electrum, you better make sure it's downloaded from electrum.org and it's verified: https://bitcoinelectrum.com/how-to-verify-your-electrum-download/
Then, if you send from your SegWit address to SegWit addresses, yes, the fees will be a bit lower. But since now the network is congested, that will still be pretty high...

Most accelerators you find on google search only re-broadcast the transaction at best (some won't do anything).
An accelerator has to be basically related to a mining pool in order to actually do anything.

And with ViaBTC if you don't send at the exact time, as also said on their page, your chances are zero.

1. Click onto "Trust settings" link. You will have a list where you can add users you trust, or distrust (for distrust you put a ~ in front of user name). Don't forget to click Update
2. If you have a valid opinion on somebody, you can add your trust feedback to that user. If you consider it trustworthy, make it positive, if untrustworthy make it negative, or if you want to just inform for caution, you can make it neutral.

Since you send Bitcoin and Electrum Pay-To-Many also works with Bitcoin, why not simply use a 3rd party website to do the calculation for you?
I would use https://preev.com where I can enter the 50$ and for example show now 0.0009025BTC
And then you can do in Electrum:


Of course, you'll probably have to tell the other people you use preev rate and everybody will have to understand that this amount's price may be different in the moment they arrive in the destination wallet.

ViaBTC offers a very small space (100 tx/hour?) for freely accelerated transactions.
So if you are 5 seconds late that "buffer" is already full, filled by many others using their service.

I don't know the rules of other accelerators, they'll probably be different.

Yeah, then it's a bit more complicated, since you have one big topic for your language and that's all. Since I've ignored that area many years ago, I forgot that's like this.
One options is to be a bit more permissive and give that post as example while asking for a proper board (not just a thread) for your own language.
...And reporting it is still not a bad choice; mod will have to think and decide.

I've found explorers, but since I'm not familiar with them, I don't really know what to look at.
For Counterparty there's https://xchain.io/ and I think that the Sends tab tells the transactions.
For Liquid there's https://blockstream.info/liquid/, but I see that the amounts are not shown ("confidential").