The coins can always be exchanged for fiat and deposited back into the bank on a monthly basis. In agreement with the bank of course. You can always mortgage your home if you own your own estate. Another option would be to take out a loan in fiat by depositing crypto as your collateral.

But the bill does not foresee that Bitcoin is accepted as legal tender. It just gives Brazilian citizens an option to be paid a certain percentage of their wages in crypto. That doesn't turn Brazil into El Salvador though.

The question about creating one or two threads has been solved, so no need to discuss that any further.

But you could ask the applicants to post their rates. Their expectations on an hourly basis or per project. It might help your client save some time. I assume there is a budget in place and he can't spend more (or much more) than he intended.
Money is often the deciding factor. Both sides would benefit if they knew what the position pays and what the developer expects to earn. 

I am not a frequent visitor of the scam accusations board but I wouldn't vote for getting rid of anything there. Sure, it might sometimes be repetitive, but since the forum has a "we don't moderate scams" policy, I would support any threads and boards where people are made aware of them. 

There are still way to many people who believe that Elon will send them 2 BTC if they send him 1.

Few people do unfortunately.

It would certainly help the viewers who aren't proficient in English. I think it's a good idea to keep that as an option for later. Once the first 1 or 2 videos are aired, we will see how many views, comments, and subscribers there are. Based on that, we will get some stats of how the community responds to the work. If the reach is really bad, like 100 or less views within the first couple of weeks (which I am hoping won't be the case), creating subtitles for multiple languages might not make that much sense.   

What kind of stats are available to channel owners on YouTube? Can they, for example, see which countries the viewers come from? As a percentage or total count? If that is possible, Cyrus would have some info about which regions are mostly watching and he could focus on those languages first if your idea is approved. 

That fat fuck isn't going to bring anything good to the team. He stopped playing football and focusing on his career when he left England and signed the contract of his dreams. Just recently I read that they are looking towards Sergio Ramos who is totally out of form and without any match fitness at PSG. Not to mention the injuries since leaving Real. Hopefully, that's just speculation. Signing the likes of those two is a waste of money that can be better spent elsewhere.

Just like last season, I see Inter as the better team than Milan. But it will be interesting to see Inter go head to head versus Napoli. I am not sure who will come on top in that duel.

Imam druge načine na koje gledam serije i filmove pa nisam ovu uslugu nikad koristio osim početnih nekih testiranja.

I jedno i drugo je OK za ono malo što sam nasumično otvarao i gledao. Nisam ljubitelj serija i filmova preko laptopa. Više volim da se izvalim na kauč i pustim sebi na TVu. Ali ko to ne može u datom trenutku, ovako nešto može poslužiti.

Premalo sam koristio da bi mogao odgovoriti, sorry.

Mislim da nema.

Ne može se sigurno uporediti sa vrhunskim platformama koje se plačaju. Ipak, ovo je free usluga.

Da, taćno. Sad i ja to vidim. Izgleda da je u toku neko ažuriranje sustava jer se u gornjem desnom uglu pojavi obavijest: "We are updating and upgrading our system."

I know, that's why threads like this one are important. There are also other resources on the world wide web that will teach you how to check whether a game really is provably fair or it isn't.

That's why I said that it's a buzz word in my previous post. Don't trust what the casino says but verify it yourself. Or better yet, stick with proven platforms and don't be lured by the promises and bonuses that new sites will give you to get you to deposit into their accounts.

This time around and with this squad I think it's safe to say that Juventus doesn't have what it takes to end at the top. Qualification for the Champions League is the maximum they can hope for this season.

Cuadrado really was lucky to hit it the way he did from that angle. And if you watch the replays, the ball just slightly bounced off the foot of a Fiorentina defender to go past the goalkeeper. Maybe if it wasn't for that touch, he would have shot straight at the keeper.

Trenutno gledam njemačku seriju Babylon Berlin.
Radnja serije je smještena između dva svjetska rata u Berlinu. Ko voli političke drame, nek pokuša. Serija je na Njemačkom.

Mislim da sam već predlagao da bookmarkujete ovu stranicu https://theflix.to/.
Streaming usluga za serije i filmove koju je neki korisnik sa foruma pokrenuo. Može se naći svega...

Dugo si bio vjeran Betcoinu pa je došlo možda i vrijeme za neku promjenu. Nadajmo se da potraje i da ti se posreći. Sjećam se da Hhampuz nije baš volio kad članovi njegovih kampanja prelaze iz jedne kampanje u drugu ali mislim da se i to vremenom promjenilo. Pogotovo kad je riječ o kampanji koja bolje plaća u odnosu na onu trenutnu.

Good source, thank you.

I did find some parts in that discussion quite interesting. For example, here is a quote from one of the replies:
How would TOR know that some exit nodes are "bad" and have ways to monitor or manipulate the traffic routed through them? And if they have such knowledge, why are those nodes not removed and blacklisted?

I find this segment interesting as well:
The emphasis is on "should". They didn't say "must" or "have to", but you have the option to do it or not.

Nothing of the above seems worrying to me either, but still interesting to think about... 

Provably Fair is a buzz word. It's thrown around like other buzz words such as fully decentralized, anonymous, private, etc. The sites are just telling you what you want to hear. They know that the majority won't know the difference, or have the time and patience to research it themselves. Therefore, I don't think such claims will stop. They will keep making their rounds and get even worse.

The best thing to do is expose those who are lying and giving players the tools to check such claims themselves. 

I hope your negative experience won't prevent you from trying crypto again, but being a bit smarter with the decisions you make. You also shouldn't blame the market for experimenting with trading strategies you never should have touched in the first place.

This thread of yours reminded me of something I wrote a few months ago, especially the last case with the rapper KSI: What Can Happen If You Want to Trade Cryptocurrencies, but You Don’t Know How?

That's true. Although it has been reported that Paypal accounts will have an option to withdraw their "coins" to private wallets, I think it's still not possible. According to their crypto TOS, you still can't send coins to other accounts or withdraw them from your cryptocurrency hub.

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@Montane
Although PayPal does deal with Bitcoin in a way, I don't think you are supposed to use your account to make such deals on your own. What I am trying to say is that you aren't allowed to accept fiat by selling BTC to someone and vice versa. But you are allowed to use their cryptocurrency hub and buy crypto if you are located in a legal jurisdiction. If you aren't, you can't. I am pretty sure if you do the first thing I mentioned, you are in breech of their TOS.   

There are many great forum references when it comes to the Lightning Network. Here are just some of them that you can take a look at:

Basics of the Lightning Network
A Beginner's guideline to Bitcoin Lightning Network
The Lightning Network FAQ

If you want to use LN on Electrum, read Electrum Lightning Network walkthrough.
For a list of wallets supporting LN payments, check out Open-source Lightning wallets.

A software wallet can't be compared with a hardware wallet in terms of security. The hardware wallet will always come on top. Since you mentioned Ledger, that one is very easy to use and set up. Hardware wallets aren't meant to target tech geeks, but the regular Joe looking for a safer way to store his private keys than in a hot wallet.

Bother Ledger and Trezor support 100s of coins and tokens including various ERC-20 tokens. Some natively, others by connecting 3rd-party wallets. There is no difference in the number of assets a Nano S and Nano X supports, only a difference in the internal storage of the device. But you can use the same coins on either one. With Trezor, it's a bit different. The Trezor T and Trezor One don't necessarily support the same assets. Monero is a good example. The Model T supports it, while Trezor One doesn't. for example.

You are comfortable with keeping your coins in someone else's wallet (that of Binance) but you don't entirely trust the security of Electrum? Electrum (hot wallet) is as safe as the system you run it on. If you are a cautious and security-conscious individual with a clean OS, you have nothing to worry about. If your system is vulnerable and full of malware, that is your fault, not that of Electrum.

Every TOR node doesn't need to be, but a few of them could. They could also be getting data from certain block explorers who would gladly sell it to them or hand it over for free depending on their agreement.

Is this a risk worth thinking about? How many entry and exit node combinations exist on the TOR network? Do the numbers change and increase regularly or are they more or less the same for years?

Based on your recommendation of acquiring an assault rifle, I think it's fair to conclude that you are an American.

Different countries and different laws.
There are regions in this godforsaken planet where you aren't allowed to tie someone up, pin him down, or arrest him until the police arrives. Once they come, he will be charged with whatever it is that he did and you will pay a fine for illegally detaining an individual. Or worse, depending on what you did to him. After all, he has rights. Those rights include robing you or hurting your family. You aren't allowed to take his constitutional rights away from him because that hurts his feelings and makes him sad.   

decodx was close, but "blockchain validator" was the term I was searching for.

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That's it from this round. Five rounds are gone, 5 to go.
For the upcoming two rounds, I am going to go back to the original rules where I will give members ranked Newbie - Member one day's head start to guess the terms. After that, everyone else can chip in.

No one should know you are rich and you shouldn't look and act rich. That's the easiest way to stay under the radar. If you walk around town like a pimp in shinny clothes and a golden cane, people will start asking questions. 

Ledger and Trezor call that plausible deniability. If the thief doesn't know exactly what you have, you give him access to a wallet that holds enough coins to satisfy him. He can't know that you have other funds protected by passphrases unless you or someone else told him about it.