I think 45% profits for a year is quite achievable (though it's difficult) but doesn't mean it is guaranteed. 45% for 3 months is extremely high that it is impossible to say you'll always get that for each period. Sounds like another scam disguised as HYIP for me.

I think you should look at money market funds, which most of the time can give you 5% return for a year if you want something less fishy with higher legit ratio.

Looks like you were scammed a lot here. Just a suggestion for your next trade, use escrow next time. For the reason why, here's the reason why: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133931.0.

IIRC Payeer support that too, though I'm not sure how much you can trust them. I've used them in the past and it looks like they still operate properly.

It's not new but maybe not as famous as your usual exchange. However, a source said that they restrict new registration from USA residents.[1]

Alternatively, you can trade via OTC from this forum using an escrow (but the fees might be overkill). Btw, have you tried Coinmama before? Seems like they support US (limited states tho) too.[2] I never use it but lots of sites recommended this one (not sure if it's a paid shill).

[1] https://support.paybis.com/285775-General-info-and-warnings-about-Payeer
[2] https://support.coinmama.com/hc/en-us/articles/211237889-Countries-we-operate-in

But their volume sucks, except Binance Dex with its MM maybe.


It's business, they want to make profits, see an opportunity and try to achieve it. But well, some of them just build it to scam and run as Vod said.

That error basically means that your computer can't find the drivers for your graphic cards, and most of the time it happens because of there are driver conflicts. Based on this thread[1], there are several things that you could do:
- Remove all Nvidia related drivers and start the installation from the beginning using official drivers
- Downgrade the kernel
- Use network deb installation from a fresh OS

Based on the feedback, it looks like the last option works most of the time. So you'll probably need to reinstall your NVOC os and then do network deb installation for the drivers.

[1] https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1000340/cuda-setup-and-installation/-quot-nvidia-smi-has-failed-because-it-couldn-t-communicate-with-the-nvidia-driver-quot-ubuntu-16-04/4

Most of the time, the golden rule is:
- If BTC is pumping in $ value, alts will likely lose its BTC value but will have more or less the same $ value
- If BTC is dumping in $ value, alts will likely lose its BTC value but will have more or less the same $ value
- If BTC goes sideways, alts will likely increase  BTC value so it will have more $ value too

Traders love the sideway of BTC after a pump, it will give alts a boost in its price just like what happened in 2017 or the other bull run.

How do you make sure that the upgrade is adequate, or really happening? Who knows exactly in details what happened behind it?
Not saying Binance is playing us but never put too much trust on an exchange. Anything can happen overnight, so keep your funds out of exchange if possible.

Don't be the next victim of the hack.

AFAIK, listing on Binance dex requires approval too from the community & Binance Chain validator itself. It was stated here: https://community.binance.org/t/guidelines-on-how-to-list-your-token-on-binance-dex-dex/1596/. So, isn't it possible for them to prevent any security token to be listed on their DEX?

Though I'm not sure SEC will agree with how Binance and the community define what a security token is.

theymos made a nice guide about mixing your coins/improving your privacy[1]. If you're afraid that your mixing services could get hijacked or traced by a somebody, combine your mixing with that guide, especially if you can't trust any mixing services.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5146241.msg51175572#msg51175572

Theoretically, and in practice, you can already do that on various blockchains. It might not be pretty, and you might need to convert your data to other formats, just like what you need to do on Ethereum blockchain on tutorial linked above. AFAIK, some projects offer "anchoring" which basically stores/records a hash of a data, which is essentially the same as a text.

You might want to fork or create your own blockchain if you want a prettier look on how the data encoded/recorded.

Never heard them before.

However, looking at this service, I think you should not hire them[1]. They're offering ANN bumping, which can definitely affect your project. Even if you don't use it, I doubt they can genuinely create interest for your project by spamming. Hire a sig campaign manager here instead, if you just want to promote your service here.

[1] https://www.telegrampromo.com/buzz_bitcointalk_service

No, it's not. I know some project that doesn't do any of those airdrop/bounty and they still have a huge community. Instead of paying fake users to join your channel, it is better to use that funds to promote/shill on various ICO/IEO/Crypto review channels. That's powerful marketing, way more powerful than requesting people to wear your tag and join / spam on various groups.

Start your algorithmic trading journey from open source bots like Zenbot, or Gekko. You'll see that bot is just a tool to automate your trading strategy. You outline the strategy, and then you start the bot. Imagine it as a machine that does anything you told them to. So, as mjglqw said, as long as your strategy is right, then you'll get profits.

I do make some profits with Zenbot previously, but I stopped using it as I'm not that suitable for trading with a bot.

Sepertinya agan perlu baca lagi judul thread ini, setelah itu baca isi dari OP. Kita memang gak bahas Bitcoin ilegal atau tidak. Sama sekali tidak.


Data penggunaan Bitcoin untuk pencucian uang udah banyak, salah satu mixer saja sampe ditutup polisi di Eropa sana. Maksudnya kurang terbukti seperti apa? Harus sampai seperti apa biar bisa dibilang terbukti?

Just sharing a personal experience with crypto payments.

To be honest, crypto is really beneficial for me for international payments. I don't have VISA/Mastercard card that could be accepted internationally, and I don't have time to make an international bank account either, using Bitcoin to pay for Mega.NZ subscription saves me a lot of time. So probably, international payment is one of the most important benefits for me.

Tidak jelas apa alasan BitBlender tutup. Bisa saja karena ownernya takut digerebek interpol, makanya memutuskan buat menutup situs mixingnya, atau karena udah bosan melakukan bisnis mixing. Alasan itu ane rasa bisa diwajari, mengingat tiap pelaku bisnis mestinya juga mikir diri sendiri sebelum memberikan layanan/jasa ke orang lain karena mereka bukan yayasan.

Oleh karena itu, saya merasa ini rendah potensinya menambah catatan negatif atas pengguna transaksi bitcion lewat mixer, karena yang ngeclose BitBlender juga ownernya sendiri, belum jelas apa karena kena takedown atau yang lain. Kalaupun ada yang make hal ini buat menunjukkan kelemahan/catatan negatif Bitcoin, saya merasa masih agak dipaksa-paksakan koneksinya.

https://bitcoin.org/en/glossary/stale-block

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As o_e_l_e_o pointed out, I do think that stale block and orphan block are being used interchangeably this day, so people might use different terms to point out the same thing.

Where did you live? Certainly living in Asia won't be the same with Europe. I know an app that allows you to get a loan to start a business with 3-4 clicks, but it only works in my country.

Nevermind, just checked your profile and it shows you're living in the US.

Why don't you ask one of your friends that could possibly do that job? You should've known them better, compared to some random internet guy that you just know of yesterday.

Have you tried to seek seed funding or something similar? IIRC I've read about this project on a different thread, but never know that you still need to raise more funding for this. You'll need to increase your exposure, or maybe add a famous advisor in order to get more credibility. Just my 2 cents.

Both should be considered. If you can't remember everything, then choose a place that's meaningful for you, but never exposed to others to store the backup, for example.

Regardless of how we do it, this wallet can't fulfill any of those. I would not even walk with $400 watch in my hand that doesn't have the ability to store cryptocurrency. So this watch is definitely not for me. Only those who have millions of dollars in their bank account and hundreds of bodyguard could use this without being paranoid maybe.