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841  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: What Do You Think Of Fitcoin? on: June 23, 2017, 03:03:21 AM
Some shitcoin tried this and failed if I'm not mistaken. Blitz? Blitzcoin? Either way it didn't work out and this will basically just be a fun version of a faucet.
842  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: TorWallet says bitcoins are sent, but block cypher says "unspent" on: June 23, 2017, 02:59:29 AM
Could you post the transaction id? Is it just an unconfirmed transaction or did the transaction not happen at all? If it was sent we'll have to check out the fee and see if that's the issue.
843  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: How fragile is the pot we're putting our money in? on: June 23, 2017, 02:56:35 AM
Breaking news 2018: Trump wants to take over bitcoins and orders all of America to fight the war on cryptocurrencies by developing their own super asic to beat the Chinese at their own game. Every American will have to buy an asic and join TrumoPool to enjoy their freedoms. 51% attack to follow.
844  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Poloniex.com is a scam on: June 23, 2017, 02:51:04 AM
Withdrawals seem fine, the lag is awful on mobile but ok on desktop (no idea why that is. Just keep refreshing on mobile and it'll work eventually). I don't think they're going to scam us but who knows.
845  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: risk management - name 7 coins - balanced portfolio for the summer on: June 23, 2017, 02:47:05 AM
Litecoin (25%)
Digibyte (20%)
Byteball(20%)
Maidsafecoin (15%)
Namecoin (10%)
Feathercoin (7.5%)
Ubiq (2.5%)

That would be my balanced but those are the currencies I believe have a future. Your opinions may be different but these all have solid credentials behind them. Also some sleeping giants here.
846  Economy / Speculation / Re: BTC will up. dont worrry on: June 23, 2017, 02:38:12 AM
I really wish I was signed up for exchanges when that huge dump happened. I could have only bought $100 worth of bitcoins with coinbase and they were down! Damn! Lost out on a lot of potential. I saw mid $2800(cad) for a few hours. Now we're back around $3600 cad. Ugh. Of course we're always heading upwards. We all know that!!
847  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How would you store >100 Bitcoins? on: June 23, 2017, 02:35:10 AM
I would use 1Bitcoin Wallet in online to save the 100btc.Or for safety I could use 10wallet for 10btc each.
Roll Eyes omg no you wouldn't. If you had 100btc you'd be a lot more educated and you'd understand that Web wallets are the least secure way to hold bitcoins.
848  Bitcoin / Mycelium / Re: generate new address in Mycelium (for Bitcoin-Mixer forward address) on: June 23, 2017, 01:47:04 AM
1. If you have an HD wallet (not account... no idea why he saying account. Bitcoins aren't banks) any address that receives funds can combine that with any other address within your HD wallet.
I said "account" because Mycelium supports multiple BIP44 "accounts" within your HD wallet... https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0044.mediawiki#account

So, your point #1 is not necessarily true... if you create multiple "accounts" in your Mycelium HD Wallet... you CANNOT use coins contained in an address that is in Account 1 with coins from an address that is in Account 2.

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Example: 1bitcoin(...) and 1B1tCoiN(...) both receive 0.01BTC each. You can make one transaction for 0.02BTC (minus fees) assuming that 1B1tCoiN(...) was a change address in your BIP32 HD wallet. If two seperate addresses recieve the funds they can't be spent in one transaction on mycelium. There my be a way in core but I'm not sure as that's too technical for me.
Also... your example here is wrong... as long as all the addresses are in the same "Account"... it makes no difference if they are change addresses or "separate addresses" (not even sure what you mean by that??)... if you have coins in the same account, you can spend them together in one transaction.

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2. If you have 30 different change addresses, any address within your HD account that receives funds can be spend in one transaction. If every address had 0.001BTC you could spend 0.03BTC all in one transaction.
I'm not sure where you got the idea that only coins in "change" addresses can be spent together? Perhaps you don't understand what a change address actually is and/or how they work and what their function is? Huh



You're saying that bitcoins have accounts and in the same post saying I don't know what I'm talking about. Hahaha  Roll Eyes. I don't care about mycelium terminology, I'm talking about bitcoin terminology.

Let me break this down for you: when you spend on one address and your funds are sent to that 'new address' that was generated, that's your change address. Get it? You send another tx? Oh look another change address where your change goes into (such wow. So currency.). The first address in your BIP32 hierarchical deterministic wallet is just an address and the rest are at one point change addresses. Did I dumb that down enough for you? Let's try an example: If you have 100 addresses in your HD wallet, at one point 99 of those were used as change addresses. It's not magic, or my imagination. It's how HD wallets work.

Ya you can have multiple HD wallets. Those can't be spent in the same transaction. That was pretty self explanatory but again I'll really break it down for you.

TL;DR: anything within an HD wallet can be spent together. Any other HD wallet (or any other type of wallet) would need to be spent separately in mycelium.

Also, bitcoins don't have accounts nor will they ever. Stop using fiat terms on a bitcoin forum.
849  Bitcoin / Mycelium / Re: generate new address in Mycelium (for Bitcoin-Mixer forward address) on: June 22, 2017, 06:00:59 PM
Thank you for the feedback!

1.
Does that mean, all Bitcoins sent to my former Bitcoin-addresse(s), Mycelium does automatically transfer them to my actual Bitcoin-address?

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And what, if in the meantime my Bitcoin address did change 30 times. Does that still work?


Thank's a lot for any clarification!

Joe


1. If you have an HD wallet (not account... no idea why he saying account. Bitcoins aren't banks) any address that receives funds can combine that with any other address within your HD wallet.

Example: 1bitcoin(...) and 1B1tCoiN(...) both receive 0.01BTC each. You can make one transaction for 0.02BTC (minus fees) assuming that 1B1tCoiN(...) was a change address in your BIP32 HD wallet. If two seperate addresses recieve the funds they can't be spent in one transaction on mycelium. There my be a way in core but I'm not sure as that's too technical for me.

2. If you have 30 different change addresses, any address within your HD account that receives funds can be spend in one transaction. If every address had 0.001BTC you could spend 0.03BTC all in one transaction.
850  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Candlestick Question on: June 17, 2017, 11:57:06 PM
I find bitfinex charts so buggy like this. There is supposed to be a wick showing the extreme prices during that one period. It's almost like the zoom in on candles from the middle of that 30 minute period rather than taking all of the 30 minutes into account. Either way it should never look like that. Their software screwed up. I'd suggest a different exchange. Didn't they have a ton of problems lately? Like the huge ETH hack!?
851  Economy / Economics / Re: Could the banking system be behind cryptocurrenices? on: June 17, 2017, 11:49:24 PM
Who cares who created bitcoin? Who created fiat? What 1 man did it? No one knows or cares. We're fixated on it because we're so close to inception buy our kids and grandkids won't care.

It's open source. So it doesn't matter who created it. With fiat it's closed source and you need to trust the bank you keep your money at. It's what you've grown up with, that you have to trust someone with your money. That's why you want to know who satoshi is. Let that sink in. Change your normal train of thought.
852  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: forgot and lost private key blockchain.info on: June 17, 2017, 08:26:52 PM
You know your account and login but there is nothing there? Either you have the wrong account/email or they emptied it because you were gobe for a long time. They are not trustworthy at all so I wouldn't do this at all. What did their support say? Also, you can't get private keys from blockchain.info. This is why you should always hold your own private keys. There's no need to trust anyone else with bitcoins.
853  Economy / Speculation / Re: New to bitcoin Need some advice! on: June 17, 2017, 03:07:48 PM
You bought eth? Ouch. That's going to suck when all of these ICOs start selling off all of their capless shitcoin. Bitcoin is on the rise again so stick with bitcand you'll be fine. Also have a look at some better coins. Just because something is #2,3,4 doesn't mean it's any good. Ripple = banking coin. Eth = capless bubble ready to hardfork in a split second. Pow to post? Good luck with that being smooth. NEM? Omfg pre-mined shitcoin. 100% shitcoin with 0 real world use. Litecoins are ok, and just had a huge rise so will be very volatile right now.

There are some coins that are rising faster than bitcoins meaning you would end up with more bitcoins in the end but you have to buy at the right time. Digibyte had a huge pump on a few speculations and crashed because it didn't work out. (Not an actual in game currency, probably didn't win Citibanks thing...) so those are a few to keep an eye on. Also you could check out ICOs but most are with ETH which is hyper inflated right now so I'm not going to touch any.
854  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: It's still really hard to use bitcoin as a regular currency on: June 17, 2017, 02:07:22 PM
Now this idiot reporter thinks that these fees are normal and is telling people not to use it basically because her ice cream sandwich cost 2x more than it would have normally. Roll Eyes Great. Why can't the mainstream media just keep their nose out of our business lol?! They obviously love it so much so stop trying to shit on bitcoins. People will just laugh in the future reading these articles online.
855  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: why is there no cloud-mining now? on: June 17, 2017, 02:02:25 PM
Why exactly do you think some cloud mining ponzis are legitimate? I don't understand that part of the question at all. Obviously they weren't making money and went into another business, that's why they didn't start back up. Consider yourself lucky if you didn't have a ponzi collapse on you. No one in their right mind would lend out hashing power for someone else to make money unless it's a scam.
856  Economy / Speculation / Re: A realistic bitcoin price in a year on: June 17, 2017, 01:59:16 PM
A year from today? $4125. Why? That would be slower growth then we're at right now and I don't see a huge dump coming so it would only make sense. Mainstream adoption is coming. Hope you've bought enough bitcoins to have a happy life in 2020.
857  Economy / Economics / Re: Cashless society on: June 17, 2017, 01:57:44 PM
 Grin lol I've been cashless for the past 10 years by choice. Who caries around $100 bills to walmart in 2017?! I'd love it if they'd just accept bitcoins but they have their walmart to walmart payments to try and compete with bitcoins so they won't be accepting them anytime soon.

If there is no cash anywhere (which let's be honest, some people will hang onto cash or silver or gold or whatever to trade with other deadbeats on craigslist) people will just start to use more anonymous currencies like Monero,Dash, Bytecoin, BlackBytes etc. There are so many to choose from already that there will be some obvious currencies in the future that you would use to purchase illegal things or do your shady criminal activities.
858  Economy / Reputation / Re: Blazed must be Removed from Default Trust to stop Lauda from abusing others on: June 17, 2017, 01:52:01 PM
Don't you have to be a senior member or a hero to disable ads? I can't remember. Either way, most butthurt people seem to be newbies that are trying to scam so I don't think you'll end up with a huge following. Prove me wrong I guess.
859  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Is Complete Garbage!!! on: June 17, 2017, 01:45:46 PM
Hahaha my favourite part is

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You: So what’s the purpose of bitcoin?

Fan: The technology is absolutely amazing!

You: Yes, but what’s it for?

Fan: Really, the “blockchain” technology is a total masterpiece, way ahead of its time!

You: Yes, yes, I understand that. But what is it actually for?

Fan: You don’t understand! It’s a completely decentralized money system! Totally revolutionary!

You: Honestly, does it have a purpose? Any purpose at all?


Fan: It’s the wave of the future!

And on it will go.

It’s now a $100 billion market

I don't know anyone who is too stupid to understand what bitcoins are for or how they are worth anything. Who does this guy talk to?! It sounds like morons that invest in ETH that literally don't understand anything about it and keep everything on exchanges because they think they're banks. Maybe he should have came here and asked what bitcoins are used for, as I use them every single day.

How it should have gone:

You: So what's the purpose of bitcoins?


Someone logical: Bitcoins are a way to be your own bank. They are deflationary, meaning there are a set limit of bitcoins that will never change. You can send someone money as easy as sending an email with NO intermediary. You don't need to go to western union, a bank, or send cash in the mail.

You: Oh. Why didn't you tell me about this before?

Someone logical: I did 100x you were just too skeptical. I'm glad I don't have to buy @ $2500 rofl.

You: Man I r dum. I'm gunna go buy ethereum now because DAPPS?! SMART CONTRACTS?! WAVE OF DA FOOTURE!! DOUBLE YOUR MONEY NOW NOW NOW!?!?!?
860  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: 2FA google authenticator question on: June 17, 2017, 01:41:01 PM
All you need is the code that they tell you to write down when you first set up 2FA. This is only an if anyways because I don't see why an update on your OS would get rid of pertinent information like that. Do your updates usually delete app data??

Side note: if you disable 2FA I'd put all of your bitcoins on a paper wallet for now. That's extremely dangerous.
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