to keep up with English for the whole section of the forum no easy.
Make I no lie you, you be my brother, you go need to make the English boards no tire you. The progress wey dey here na the results of our works for the English boards as we never get local board. The more we dey post the more the merit, the more the rank, make we Naija dey strong to the extent we go get our btt official local board. |
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There is a "label sync" plugin for electrum which uploads your labels to a server.
This allows you to retrieve them after recovering your wallet with the mnemonic.
I saw this on electrum wallet just now, I read on the electrum that labels, transaction ID and addresses are encrypted before they are sent to the remote server also in addition. About the privacy, I still think the encryption can still help to some extent. |
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I've checked ANN thread of 777coins it seems there's no announcement maybe you can check on the official website. If I'm not mistaken you are a participant of 777coins before, isn't it?
You are right, I participated, it was a payment of the work I did (the post I made), I should have checked that, I did not know I will be paid because I left the campaign for another before the payment. Though, I did the weekly required posts completely but I left some days before the weekly payment and I was not expecting anything at all. So, this has been solved with what sheenshan commented above. I appreciate. |
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Yes, I participated in 777coin campaign, that was my first campaign on this forum before I joined Bitamp. I appreciate your effort.
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ATMs just another one method to fool people with extremtly high fees. There are so many p2p exchanges, dexs, etc and people are still prefer atms
No, that is not acceptable, it can be more convenient to use bitcoin ATM, the transaction fee is high but you can need cash immediately. Also, bitcoin ATM really helping bitcoin adoption, and it is a good thing. It is good that people like bitcoin ATM. Later, it will even help about bitcoin adoption the more. |
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I checked my electrum wallet today and I saw three transactions, the three transactions were all made into my account on 15th July.
Txid:
1. 6695e63e160d08812dc42be6fb89544ff8a3893a40943dc4fbfff01a34e007f0
2. 8e14042d099af21ae15a79610ec10adfd4a60a52a503e5e36b7d4ee627e62eef
3. d0eeb888eeea4a1758f0fceb8e12d7d38d7ca02760d9570720710ddc91a65f81
I received a total 0.0015 btc on the same day with the same address. You can use the txid to check.
Hope this is not dust attack? I do not know the sender. But I think dust attack should be with lower amount I will not be able to notice on my wallet balance.
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@ GeorgeJohn, I dey happy say you rank up, more power to your elbow. My people make una dey help oooh make
Our brothers them dey grow well for here
Were we dey together.
Biko make una follow dey celebrate my
New rank today.
Omoh I salute everybody again.
You dey right, but the thing dey under condition, some people for other countries dey even sell merit, I met a guy on cryptotalk wey tell me this. We Naija no dey like that, and the condition be say you go post quality and authentic posts, your brother go see the posts. But, if someone no post good, that na sorry o, no merit for such people, even if the person na from my state person, I no care. Make we post good and make others know how important Naija dey for this forum and we go dey rank up step by step. |
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Unprotected sites are ones without padlock and also not displayed as https. It's advisable to aviod such sites as its a suspect of phishing sites that is involved with malware, attaching with virus destroying devices and changes bitcoin addresses.
Security means the connection to the site is safe but that does not mean the site itself is free of malware, there are many sites with the padlock but contain malware. if you see the padlock, then it will be https. Getting antialware is very important and also not click links and ads, I have seen a link/ads from safe sites that will direct someone to malware sites and malware installation unknowingly follows. |
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imagine somebody telling me the only way person fit buy ethereum Na through FORSAGE, our knowledge fit save those way one be saved,
Good for bringing this up, but for here I no think anyone go fall for scam, btt don teach us how we go dey smart and avoid scammers. But for people wey no dey this forum, ignorance dey their body. I join one group for telegram, for less than 5 minutes, one idiot come add me telling me about trading, the scammers dey tell me say na 24 hours return, that one even dey beyond ignorance if falled for, na greed. |
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I did not say to hide all posts from everyone, but only some of them if you want.
Some people are visiting this forum anonymously without registration, this also makes the forum have importance not to only itself but also to the world, and it is as a result of what they gained from here, hiding function does not make sense, if you can not lock the topic or still not make it available to the whole world, then no need to make the topic imo. |
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In order to protect your device used for bitcoin wallets, exchanges, bank accounts and other sensitive things, you need to get two devices, one for such sensitive things and will not be used for browsing, no matter how expert how are, if they use their device to browsing, there is possibility of installing malware unknowingly.
Using another device for heavy browsing will be good, not your sensitive devices. Like having two phones, one for only sensitive things and should only go online for such purposes related to bitcoin wallets or exchanges while the other for browsing and related things.
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I want to make a trade. Bitcoin to naira.
Cryptocurrency: bitcoin
Dollar amount: $24
Bank Name: Guarantee Trust Bank
Account Name: **(DM)**
Account Number: **(DM)**
Transaction Id: 85508e35c65150864173c2f1f04e02c105894dc4befecedd7d10457819e198b7
Sent.
Money received. Sorry for all the delays from me.
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I don't think the numerous ATMs installed in SA are as a result of trading volume and mass adoption, it could be how those who own them were welcomed with open hands by the south African government. Reverse could be the case with the Nigerian government as we witnessed how they tried to ban Bitcoin back in 2018 using the CBN to regulate unnecessary rules and laws. As times goes on and much more adoption is been done many others will be installed here.
You are so right about this, but like you said bitcoin is now getting more accepted in Nigeria, also Blockstale BYM that operate the only bitcoin ATM in Nigeria said to installed up to 30 bitcoin ATMs in Nigeria over time. https://cointelegraph.com/news/nigeria-becomes-eighth-african-nation-to-welcome-bitcoin-atms/ampclearly this is a news about the progress that has been made by countries in the african continent, it is not easy to accept the bitcoin atm may operate easily. in my country, recognition of bitcoin as a legitimate tool to be used as payment, cannot be issued yet.
whereas there are quite a lot of crypto followers but to give recognition as a legitimate medium of exchange is not yet brave, let alone to have to provide an atm machine. but the wonder for trade and exchange matters is there is no prohibition at all.
I will not dispute this because you are right, but in short short memory, can you remember how the world first go against bitcoin to the extent Wikipedia declared it as scam, there was a time many countries did not accept bitcoin. Bitcoin with time has been showing how itself can be so important to the world, and more countries are accepting it now. Bitcoin ATMs installation is increasing and a time will come when countries all over the world will accept bitcoin. |
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This topic is created on the wrong board, scroll down this thread, look at the left down part, you will see move topic, move it to altcoin discussion. Do you think tether really has fiat for backing this usdt?  No, tether is completely a virtual currency, it is regulated in a way it will always be stable even if the demand and the supply is increasing or decreasing. Tether has no fiat to back itself but only from the extent of demand. |
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Stop loss order is good but could be otherwaie at times, take a look at the scenarios
1. If you buy bitcoin at $9000 and you set stop loss to automatically sell bitcoin at $8500 when bitcoin price drcreased to $8600. Immediately the price deceased to $8600, the bitcoin will be sold, most people sell in getting stable coin in such time.
2. There are times the bitcoin price will reduced to a price below $8600 and your bitcoin will be sold automatically, but very also possible that the price may later increase back, even above $9000.
3. The was a time in March, 2020, when bitcoin within a day dropped from $7500 to below $3600, this was a great advantage for people that had used stop loss.
So, we should be careful and try the use stop loss at the appropriate time, not all time is appropriate but most time is appropriate.
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Wow! So, South Africa leads the pack? I was thinking either Kenya or Nigeria.
I too was surprised, but in term of trading volume, Nigeria has the largest. But, more bitcoin ATMs will be installed in Nigeria. About Kenya, it is clear that South Africa has a higher trading volume. South Africa has the highest number of bitcoin ATMs and the first was installed as far back in 2014. |
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There is still one other one I did not include as I did not see it on https://coinatmradar.com/countries/Bitcoin ATM in Nelspruit South Africa Operator: Bitmart Location: Nelspruit South African. Address: 39 Sitrus Crescent, Madison Square, Nelspruit Mpumalanga, South Africa Manufacturer: Lamassu Contact: info@bitmart.co.za |
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The bitcoin Automated teller machines are used to buy and sell bitcoin, most ATMs can be used to sell bitcoin for cash and also can be used to buy bitcoin by depositing fiat money. To know more about bitcoin ATMs, you can read about it on WikipediaIn Africa currently, there are bitcoin ATMs in 9 countries and 17 in total, bitcoin is ganing more interests in Africa, we should expect increase in numbers of ATMs. They are located in South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Djibouti. Lists of bitcoin ATMs in AfricaSN Country Operator Location Manufacturer Contacts 1. Botswana ExpressMinds Airport Junction Mall, PO BOX- info@expressminds.com Pty 1600AAD Poso House, Gaborone Lamassu +26773906083 2. Djibouti Eleyeh Issa Djibouti one & strong (DOS) General Bytes groupdos2016@gmail.com at Appart Hôtel Moulk Cent- +25377259291 erroute de l’aéroport BP3648, Djibout. 3. Ghana Thunder Thunder Solutions Limited, 1. General Bytes thundersolutions@yahoo.com solutions no 4 Ave Accra Ghana. 2. Lamassu +233 20 829 8299 4. Kenya BATMKenya Kenrail Towers, Ring Rd Parkland. General Bytes atm@cryptokushminers.com No phone support 5. South 1. Ankerpay Stellenbosch a Eikestad Mall, Ankerpay info@ankerpay.com Africa No 43 Andringa Street +27661984607 Stellenbosch, 7600 Cape Town South Africa 2. Ankerpay Victoria Junction 8 Cape Town, General Bytes info@ankerpay.com 8001 +27661984607 3. Cape Town 1st Floor 38 Wale Stree Cape Town, info@ankerpay.com Bitcoin South Africa +27735301188 4. Willow 39 Carl Cronje Dr Tyger Valley Cape info@ankerpay.com Bridge Town, 7530 South Africa +27661984607 5. Bitcoin ATM Unit U61a, Sandton City 83 Rivonia General Byte info@btcatm.co.za South Africa Rd, Sandhurst Sandton, 2196 South +27832979727 Africa. 6. Lloyd La Lucia Mall - RetroMod Technologies Lamassu info@bitmart.co.za Lopes 90 William Campbell Dr La Lucia 4051 0848517229 7. Sasol Cnr Grafenheim st & Rachel de Beer jef@sasolninapark.co.za Ninapark Rd Ninapark, Pretoria012 0019984 012 0019984 8. Savers Corner West and Brits Pretoria South General Bytes dylan.sonemann@gmail.com Florauna Africa 0125464131 9. Gleec- 1 Wedgewood Link Bryanston 2191 Bitcoin Teller info@gleecbtc.com BTC OÜ. Johannesburg +3728808000 6. Nigeria Blockstale Dazey Lounge and Bar, No 80 Oke-ira support@blockstale.com Ajah, Lagos 105101 Nigeria +2349044201930 7. Uganda KIPYA Bit2Big Ugadan Post Office, at Plot 546 Ggaba contact@bit2big.com as a bitcoin teller Road Kampala, P.O BOX 24092 Uganda 00256414660779 type of service 8. Zimbabwe GolixGolix Batanai Gardens at no 77 Jason Moyo Genesis Coin no support Ave Harare WARNING! Scammers do scam using bitcoin ATMs, some can offer fake employment telling people to pay certain amount of bitcoin so to get employed. There are many other bitcoin scam: https://coinatmradar.com/faq/#scam |
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kinda makes me believe that they sliped into bad habits
Very possible, it could be bad habit that cause it. If found early in gingivitis stage, only scaling (plaque removing) and rooting (smoothing) that makes the gum reattach to the teeth is a good option, it can even be effective against early stage of periodontitis. And at any stage it is, I think seeing a dentist could help, it is treatable. In addition to the disease, if not taking care of by scaling and rooting after noticing receding gum, no amount of brushing can heal the disease. That is why dentist intervention is needed. |
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