I don't care how technically superior it is, I don't care if the price rocketed. ETH has always been a project funded by banks secretly to make a Bitcoin that the banks could live with i.e. Unlimited supply, ability to make tokens or currency out of thin air, derivatives, track everyones money etc.
Well now you fuckwits just got out of your debt slavery from college and now have put the biggest slavery noose around the worlds neck you utter morons.
Bitcoin was to set the world free, ETH is to enslave us. Just remember when your kids are suffering and pulled into wars and death you were the generation that sold them down the river for your handful of beans. Now you pushed it enough the mainstream fools are now buying it. slow hand clap. Well fucking done Millennials.
I know that everyone has an opinion and some are for one coin or another and some are dead set against one or another, but I honestly do not see what you are trying to say in the OP. |
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I blame no one for dumping or selling. I do not have that high of a balance or I might, but I encourage people to perhaps only sell 50% of their balance.
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Scam or not ETH was one of the first coins to push the envelope of coding. Most new coins garner popular support based on a couple things, the "theme" of the coin and/or a greed structure.
Most coins are a quick and hard clone of Litecoin or Bitcoin, with a new theme thrown on to grab attention, these coins will gain or lose value as that popular theme gains attention or fades away. |
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After dropping 50% of your balance if the price is still dropping or starting to drop, then you can sell the other half. If the price is still rising, you can wait or sell again or split the remainder in half again.
By selling half, you have sold at X price and made some money. If the price bottoms out in seconds, you still got some money out before the fall. If the price is shooting through the sky, then you sold half at a low rate, but have the other half for the continued rise. If you are desperate for money, then you liquidated half an investment versus an entire investment. Both option of saving and selling of mining coins are ok, depends upon condition of miner. |
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Lastly consider whether you will config the miner to fully read the plots each time. Adding new plots constantly and you need to read them all the time, a system that has been in a current state for a while can usually skip reading each time.
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Hello Everyone! I am trying to get back into the swing of things after my travels and not being well. Updates will come but the website is first priority for me while the Dev Team is getting better organized for the (growing and coming) list of tasks. So, yes I am doing as much as possible each day to get the website finished, but like so many other days, things come up that end up taking a few hours to sort out, such as the following which is why I am making this post: Earlier today there was a small misunderstanding that lead to some peoples feelings being hurt on the Slack and I would like to take a moment to apologize. To start, the topic of conversation was from a couple members wanting to point out that there was an ICO with XtraBYtes, which was initial brought up as a side topic from the 100 XBY fee (which we have addressed more than once and will eventually be reduced but for now it is to help development costs). To set the record straight: the ICO for XBY occurred in January of 2017 and this is where our story begins. If you do not already know our story, please take a few days to learn because the reading you will do as a potential investor or a current investor will help you make correct decisions that can potentially change your financial life forever. This is a very serious project with clear intentions to change the crytpocurrency world with a new technology, method of usage and consensus mechanism. To clarify: the ICO for XBY was done under the name Bitmox. That project failed and would have been removed from the C-CEX exchange because there was almost ZERO volume leading up to the point that I connected with Borzalom who had already started the process of trying to resurrect the doomed coin. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1742688.msg17880844#msg17880844Had Borzalom not contacted C-CEX and asked them to put the coin in maintenance mode, share the code with him and give him a chance to try to repair the problems, we would not be here today even having this discussion. Therefore, that ICO has absolutely nothing to do with XtraBYtes, which is the project that OFFICIALLY started on April 7, 2017. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1793468.msg18500780#msg18500780Unfortunately, due to lack of sleep, a massive workload, travel and being sick for the last week, I was a bit overly protective when people starting insisting there was an ICO and so I would like to offer my apologies to a few people: First, our XtraBYtes Community Board who work tirelessly to take up the slack on Slack, along with several other members who continue to do a great job of keeping people focusing on the future, rather than allowing the continual FUD to take its toll on the XtraBYtes Community. Please know guys that we could never have achieved this level of success without you and you are appreciated far more than you can know. Secondly, to @commodore64 and @cryptoica thank you for your questions and concerns, I hope they have now been answered to your satisfaction. I am sorry for coming across too aggressively in my attempt to help you understand the truth of the ICO that occurred before XtraBYtes was pulled from the fire. Thank you and have a nice day!  Thanks for the post Dave  There is a lot that he is working through to prevent abuse and other things, but I think that you guys should chat a little. It seems that verification, to some extent is a goal for many wallet users and that is hard to provide while remaining decentralized and anonymous. |
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Faster the network connection the larger that your plots can be in general, also GPU mining is better for larger plots. If your plot is not fully read and a dl sent before the block gets solved you lose out. Error prone PC's and drives can be plotted with many smaller plots.
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Reserving the Spot. Will chnage the Sig. once accepted.
Bitcointalk user : Sweetbtc
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Couple quick questions. Is it possible to point the app/software at just a normal PC or is it just ASIC's and purpose-built rigs?
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Blockchain disable pyment to multiple addresses per transaction and this have become a problem to most signature campaign operatives because of the sending cost.
Can someone please proffer a solution to this especially in the area of the best alternatives.
Your contributions shall be greatly appreciated.
Is it that you want to code a TX and prevent the output from going to a certain address? Or do you want to code a TX and have that alter the future blockchain blocks causing an address to be unable to be an output? The first case would make little sense as the outputs come from the TX, so if you didn't want an output address you would not include it in the TX. The second has such scary ramifications that it is crazy If you have an address and want to kill it, simply lose the private key and that wallet is gone, although it can receive coins. Blocking another persons address is simply not possible. |
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What factors make the POT price rise up to +81%  PotCoin just needs to make sure that their surface image remain pure in its purpose and be careful how deep they go. If they have clear vision, they can go more high. |
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Watch the private sale sites like craigslist. There is always a rush for mining equipment when the price hikes and that is always followed by a imflux of barely used equipment. |
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The main problem is that many of these people are burning coins without knowing it. They open a wallet, play around, get some coins in the wallet and wander away, passphrase/private keys either lost of discarded
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What are the conditions for withdrawal after using the free spins. It is assumed that a user cannot just hit the site, spin the free spins and leave with the balance of those spins.
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Reserving the Spot. Will chnage the Sig. once accepted.
Bitcointalk user : Sweetbtc
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I don't know why you want to store the backup / private key in Google drive, when you are already storing it in two other formats (hard-copy and USB drive). There is no need to store the keys in Google drive. There is a chance that someone can hack in to your Google account and rob the coins.
BTW... I thought that the very purpose of having paper wallets was to prevent hackers from stealing coins online.
To me the paper wallet is really currently more of a "gift" thing, like giving a physical gift certificate. There is no reason at all not to store a wallet data file or the entire software wallet on a USB drive. I have never seen a USB drive fail that has been stored in a normal manner and you can even put the data on two different USB's, one for backup. A paper wallet is too easily lost, damaged or stolen. |
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Gambling never helped me in my life. It is like a liability that keep on sucking my fund whenever I play gambling games in a Casino. That is the truth on financial side but it do help me to refresh. After a tiresome weekdays of labor, gambling help me to unwind, remove the stress caused by my day job and enable me to meet other people and befriend with them (social life).
I think you have to be careful while playing gambling and make a proper plan and then execute it properly. Please also be aware that those who jump in gambling without any plan are those who lose more often and become dishearten. |
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