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781  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to get RICH with Asian Exchanges [Arbitrage] CoinOne EASY MONEY!!! PART 2!!! on: January 08, 2018, 03:24:24 AM
It seems interesting, if there is a will, there is a way Cheesy
Since arbitrage trading has some limitations due to citizenship issue, we can't make a bank account to withdraw fiat in other countries and vice versa.
If only an exchange allow us to withdraw via wire transfer (remittance) or withdraw US dollars via PayPal, it will be easier to do arbitrage trading.
Anyway, I have sent pm to you since few hours ago, waiting for response Grin
Thanks for sharing this information.
782  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Why 0 confirmations on: January 07, 2018, 10:56:18 PM
You have sent big amount and pay low fees for BTC16 as too many unconfirmed transactions on the mempool right now, The fastest and cheapest transaction fee is currently 510 satoshis/byte, based on bitcoinfees. So, you need to pay BTC0.05223420 for 10,242 bytes and it will confirmed within minutes or if that amount is too expensive you can try at least a half of it but it will takes days to be confirmed. You can try to accelerate the transaction through viaBTC ( https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/)
783  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2018-01-04] Japan: The New Heart of Bitcoin on: January 05, 2018, 11:58:30 PM
Every country can be the heart of bitcoin, but Japan seems the best due to Satoshi Nakamoto maybe a Japanese or come from Japan Cheesy
What makes Japan different is consumer protection through licensed exchanges, even if an exchange get hacked, consumers funds will be replaced by government. After GMO can create 7nm chips for mining, Japan will be the most powerful country for bitcoin users.
Another country to consider is Belarus which has legalized cryptocurrency and ICO as well, even free from taxes for 5 years.
784  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] [ICO] [IPL] InsurePal | Distributed social proof insurance on: January 05, 2018, 11:37:18 PM
Last time...

preppare your bag of ETH and join epic race on 16 January at 13:00 UTC

Don't miss out Smiley

There are few handsome IPL tokens left  for lucky investors Grin




i just bought 8 ETH

where can i join any social channels of Insurepal?

You can join some channels such as:
Telegram: https://t.me/InsurePal
Twitter: https://twitter.com/InsurePal_io
Faceboook: https://www.facebook.com/InsurePal/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/18358945/
You can visit InsurePal website to invest on January 16th: https://insurepal.io
785  Economy / Speculation / Re: China to restrain mining on: January 05, 2018, 11:21:53 PM
That is old news. People have already explained that China has some major power plants in locals that do not attract so many industries so it is great for the country put some Bitcoin Farms there.

What do you mean? After clampdown miners in there, China government want to establish their own bitcoin mining farms? LoL Cheesy
Jihan Wu as Bitmain co-founder has moving their mining operational in the US, Canada and currently build a regional headquarters in Singapore.
Even if China completely ban anything relate to cryptocurrency, they can't ban people's will to adopt cryptocurrency, there will always a way to trade and mine bitcoin obviously.
786  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: blockchain.info wallet large transaction sizes on: January 05, 2018, 11:03:25 PM
Oh I get how it works now, thank you. A bit inconvenient because of the ridiculous fees there are today.


Current fees are cheaper than what we have paid last month obviously, even though there are over 200K unconfirmed transactions on mempool.
However, I recommend to use segwit address if you want to pay lower fee for the transactions, blockchain.info is not the best wallet, you may try electrum wallet for daily transactions.
787  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: Cofounder and Pre ICO Investors needed on: January 05, 2018, 10:35:19 PM
Seems like you are trying to make an exchange that works through phone app, it's good. Do you think this app worth for an ICO? and what is the benefits of the coin for investors? Yes, you have to collect funds as much as possible and people will invest if they know their investment will be profitable and sustainable for long-term. Good luck to find cofounder to deal with the regulations in your country, hopefully to hear this project will succes as you want, I'm interested to invest as well if there is an ICO.
788  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Fee Issues on: January 05, 2018, 10:20:01 PM
Core developers can not just change the nodes because they want, don't you see it takes years to implement segwit? which seems useless due to most platforms are not using it. You should know better why we have to pay fee, because bitcoin require miners to solve the blocks and it's not easy as you need ASICs which takes lots of money. No one want to mine bitcoin if they are not paid, Satoshi Nakamoto has made the nodes works this way to ensure bitcoin's environment could run and last as long as possible.
789  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2018-01-05] Bitcoin Miners Are Shifting Outside China Amid State Clampdown on: January 05, 2018, 09:51:07 PM
China government is going to far right now, seems like they don't want anything related to cryptocurrency is in their country.
Ban initial coin offering is understandable, but they have pushed it even farther by cracking down exchanges and curbs mining activity right now.
Maybe cryptocurrency mining pools are getting too big in China and consume so much electricity but government have to fulfill the demand of electricity as China is the country with the most population.
790  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: What is etherdelta.com on: January 05, 2018, 03:42:33 PM
Can we exchange our erc20 tokens in etherdelta for some valuable coins such as eth, btc, ltc Huh

No, you can't.
Your question has answered above.
if you want to exchange erc20 tokens for eth, btc or ltc, you may try bittrex, poloniex, binance bitfinex or bithumb.
However, I would recommend to use a local exchange in your country as you may find it easier to verify your Id in case it's required to withdraw cryptocurrency, but in most case, no need to verify Id to withdraw cryptocurrencies, unless you want to withdraw fiat currency.
791  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Exchange without verification on: January 05, 2018, 03:23:42 PM
There are many exchanges out there which enables a person to trade crypto to crypto such as yobit, hitbtc, livecoin, cryptopia etc... All of these exchanges accepts BTC deposits and withdrawals without any type of ID verification. I would suggest yobit as it is smooth and has less fees when compared to other exchanges. You can also try livecoin and cryptopia for the exchanging your BTC to LTC.

I wouldn't recommend to try Yobit due to many problems with this trading platform.
Actually, all the verification steps are important thing, at least verify your email, but for most exchange you have to provide an ID to be verified depends on which exchange and where you live, local exchange in your country is always the best option to deposit btc and withdraw ltc.
792  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Converting between Altcoins/Bitcoins on: January 05, 2018, 02:33:45 PM
However, if I own LTC/BTC and I want to go back to USD, how would I do that?
How would I go from LTC/BTC to NEO/BTC?

1. Which exchange do you use to trade?
You can easily to sell LTC/BTC for USD, do you need step by step guide to do this? answer my first question.

Also, can I purchase more coins by going LTC/BTC instead of LTC/USD?

Yes, you can do this obviously. Most exchanges allows customers to purchase more coins using LTC/BTC, it's easy to do.
it seems you just have a problem to recognize the way to trade bitcoin and altcoins, which makes me wonder what kind of exchange do you use?
793  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is it the end...? on: January 04, 2018, 11:59:32 PM
Mineable vs non-mineable coins?
it's not something like that obviously.
I'd rather to see it as utility vs non-utility coins.
Bitcoin will always be the king, xrp is just a coin which currently being pump and dump, you will see it crash in this month.
Ethereum has bigger potential than dash or litecoin, it will stand and settle for second best coin in the market despite the fact of ripple market cap is bigger than eth. On the other hand, xlm, xrp, cardano and trx are just gaining value in a short time, temporary coins to be traded.
794  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to trade without losses on: January 04, 2018, 11:29:51 PM
It is so impossible to trade without any single loss.  But the thing is we can compensate every loss thru average down. So do not trade the whole money 100%. Always trade in portion. One more thing do not trade using margin if you dont know how to manage it.

Yeah, its impossible but having a technic with trading will less your profit loss. Some of succesful traders base on the news of the coin. When good news comes from a coin the traders are raising their buy orders then just wait for a more than 5% profit in that coin. Some traders lose because they expect too much because the movement of cryptomarket is so volatile it will burn your profit in every second.

I have get into trading for a while and never lose so far, only profits.
The way is clear, invest on some potential coins, look at the price of bitcoin, ethereum, bcash, litecoin even ripple increase significantly in the last few months. If you want to trade some unfamous coins in the market or invest in an ICO, it will be risky and be ready to lose your money, unless you know how to pick some coins which has potential to rise after few months.
795  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2018-01-04] Coinbase to Customers: Don't Forget to Pay Taxes on Bitcoin Gains on: January 04, 2018, 11:13:27 PM
Paying taxes for capital gains is better than get penalty in the end of the day as people don't lose anything compared to their initial capital to buy cryptocurrencies. People can't avoid IRS as long as they ever use exchanges to trade cryptocurrencies or just buy it, unless for those who buy bitcoin on peer-to-peer or OTC trading outside the exchanges platform.
796  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Hashflare.io is a confirmed scam now - Beware on: January 04, 2018, 07:48:21 PM
Hashflare.io took the chance of delayed transactions to start scamming.
even tho your order confirm on the blockchain more than 300 confirmations it still shows pending on their site, and in few days it goes timeout, but they got the money and it's in their wallet, still you wont get your contract.

They do not answer support requests, they don't care.


This is serious problem, most people should know the risk before invest in a cloud mining though. Do not invest in cloud mining if you don't want to get into this situation.
So far I didn't see any proof of this accusation, even though it can be right or maybe will be solved after few weeks wgen their support reach your ticket as they have thousands of it waiting to be answered but most people don't care about the backlog and still submit another ticket, make it worse.
797  Economy / Speculation / Re: Peter Thiel & Bitcoin on: January 03, 2018, 11:49:12 PM
-Peter Thiel's Founders Fund has bought millions of dollars in bitcoin,
Do you think this investor will affect price?

They can affect the price of an exchange if cash out at once, it's a big investment in bitcoin.
But, it can't affect bitcoin price significantly across the global exchange.
If Peter Thiel has invested in bitcoin since mid-2017, why it's published just now? as market react to a good or bad news, this is a way to influence the market.
798  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Road to 0.1 btc on: January 03, 2018, 04:40:15 PM
1. invest it in 1 altcoin (short term/long term)
2. putting  your eggs in different baskets
which means i will divide my 0.004 and buy at least 3 alt coin (short term/long term)

For most altcoins; there is no such long-term, but for some potential coins such as eth, xmr, ltc, qtum, bytes, waves, yes you can hold it for few months or years and get higher profits.
Divide your investment into different coins will works if you have big capital.
It's better to invest in a potential coin such as iota, ripple or xlm, these coins are on pumping right now, but I'm sure xrp can rise at least to $5 and maybe $10 at the peak.
799  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: Blockchain info | error decrypting wallet - check your password on: January 03, 2018, 04:04:48 PM
I wish can help you, but after read this: Unfortunately, the Wallet Recovery Phrase is your only tool for recovery if you forget your password.
Did you write down you password on a note in your computer?
How long you've been using blockchain.info? if you have confirmed your email, all things is set, have written the password, you should be able to access it. May I ask how much btc in this wallet? I've ever experienced the same thing, but after few moments can access my wallet, this is maybe because blockchain.info has an error.
800  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2018-01-03] Bitcoin Billionaires Hiding in Plain Sight on: January 03, 2018, 03:13:25 PM
If there are so many of these billionaires out there making a massive profit from some savvy early investing or clever trading perhaps, why are they so hidden and secretive?
Because
those with massive fortunes who are publicly known would most likely be the first in the firing line.
If I have tons of bitcoin or just BTC1, I won't declare it in an open forum or anywhere, just keep it in secret, get into trading and invest on some business.
There is no any benefits to shows how much you have in your wallet obviously, even some criminals will kidnap a bitcoin millionaire if they know about his wallet.
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