Online gambling is more convenient than traditional gambling for several reasons, but it creates one big problem that many people don't think about. We no longer notice how the money decreases because we don't have it in our hands. We can't see how our our stash depletes because we are only looking at the digits on computer screens. The money loses its value that way. If you have five $10 bills in your pocket, you feel the difference if you are only down to 1 or 2. But the digits on the screen don't feel that important. Whether it's 0, 5, or 20, it's not tangible.  

Deleting an account on Ledger Live is as easy as turning the lights off before you go to bed, or locking your door when you leave your house.

You are not supposed to memorize it, you are supposed to WRITE IT DOWN ON PAPER.

This is just sad...

Extending your seed with a passphrase isn't recommended for everyone. it's an advanced feature. People mess up and get hit by cars daily, but still the whole world enjoys having a walk. Take the required steps being suggested to you so you wont mess up.     

USB drives, hard disks, and CDs break and fail. You are again suggesting a digital way of storing sensitive area instead of listening to years of suggestions. Don't you live in a humid region? I remember you had problems with the display on your Nano S and eventually it broke. The same can happen to your USB sticks.

We are now moving off topic from the original topic of discussion. Topics like that are better discussed in the Bitcoin Development & Technical Discussion.

To quickly go over the process:

- Download Electrum on your online device and put it on a USB drive. Place that in your offline PC and install Electrum.
- From your offline PC, you need to copy the master public key, paste it on your USB, and import it into Electrum on your online PC.
- On your online device, initiate the transaction creation process as you normally would. Once it's created, you can't broadcast it (because you don't have the private keys), but instead you should save it on your USB again. Alternatively you can create a QR code as well.
- Bring the saved transaction file back to your offline PC where you need to sign it.
- When it's signed, you need to save the new file on USB again.
- Plug it in on your online device and broadcast the transaction.

Note:
You can get your master public key by clicking on Wallet > Information in you Electrum client.
The exporting and importing of the transaction files is done through Tools > Load Transaction > From File.
 
Let's not continue with technical discussions in Meta please.

@IKIK
You should have read the entire thread before posting. It's all there. It has been explained which members have the ability to change usernames and why. Certain individuals who don't belong to those special groups have had their requests to change their usernames granted, but those are a few individuals and very rare cases.

Good luck.

Aegis is the go-to app nowadays when it comes to 2FA authentification. I am planning to switch phones in a few months as my current one is starting to slow down, and Aegis will be one of the apps on the new one.

Aegis is open-source and allows you to encrypt the stored codes. If someone were to hack you and gain access to your backup, he wouldn't be able to do much with it. With Google Authenticator, the backups are transferred in plain text.   

I wasn't able to find specific countries mentioned in their Terms of Use. They still need to update their documents specifying the new jurisdictions that have been restricted. But if your country is on the list, you will get a pop-up notification about the restrictions as soon as you visit the site. Of course, you shouldn't be using a VPN to make you real location. Just visit BetFury and see if anything popes up. If you are unsure, ask in the live support.   

The price of the Copper membership is now closer to $25. Not sure when and how often this changes. The reason the copper membership fees change is because the forum wants and expects those to be bought.

That can't be said for the VIP and Donator tags. theymos knows very well that no one will ever pay those amounts again, and even if he lowered it to 1 BTC each, how many of you would pay $60 grand to get a special tag under your username? And please don't tell me that 1 BTC = 1 BTC. If you want me to believe you, go out and buy a loaf of bread for 1 BTC because that's how much it was worth back in the day. Or pay 10 BTC if you are a true hodler. Where are those receipts?

Just make sure the image isn't too big. We often see oversized images for no reason. Imgur can resize your images with a click of a button. After you upload it, click on your image, and at the bottom of the window that pops up, you can select the size. In my experience, the "Medium Thumbnail" and "Large Thumbnail" images are usually sufficient.

Airgapped in the sense that the laptop can't and shouldn't connect to the Internet anymore. You take a laptop, reinstall its OS, and remove the network card or at least you make sure you never go online with it anymore. You would need a second wallet on an online computer that will go connect to the internet to broadcast your transactions, and a medium like a USB stick to transfer an unsigned transaction > sign it > broadcast it, etc. 

A piece of stainless steel plate is a material that will protect your seed from fire or water. Perform a search for "cryptosteel" or "crypto cassette". A make-it-yourself solution like this one is also an option.

That is true indeed. The Gambling discussions together with the Altcoin sub are the two most spammed parts of this forum. No wonder that many merit sources avoid it like the plague. It's difficult to pick out merit-worthy posts amongst a whole lot of rubbish.

But there are good exceptions and they deserve more attention. Just recently I reported such a topic in the Report unmerited good posts to Merit Source thread. I am glad that a few merit sources checked it out and sent some merits to the OP. I will try to find other examples of merit-worthy topics in the gambling boards that deserve some merits, and I can only appeal to other users active there to do the same.

ChipMixer opet prima nove članove. DarkStar_ nije naveo koliko ima otvorenih pozicija. Na osnovu tabele koja je dostupna samo jedan član od naredne sedmice neće biti dio kampanje.


Uslove skoro već svi znaju.
Najbolje plaćena kampanja na forumu. $6 po postu i prihvaćaju se lokalni postovi. Nije obavezno pisanje u gambling sekciji. Kampanja plaća do 50 postova sedmično, dakle $300 može da bude zarada na sedmičnoj bazi.

Sretno našima koji se budu prijavili!

Edit: Evo FatFork je bio brži

I find the Watchlist feature very useful when it comes to following new posts in my own threads. If there is a new post, your thread will be bumped to page 1 of your watchlist. Just a simple "CLRL + F Pmalek" will highlight all your threads that contain new posts. That's the usual way I stay informed when someone posts in my threads. 

That's why it's just an estimator, you shouldn't rely on it as the absolute truth. The situation with unconfirmed transactions can change rapidly, within 30-40 minutes. The average block time is 10 minutes, but sometimes no blocks are found for up to an hour. Other times, it can happen that we have 3 or more blocks within 10 minutes. If in that timeframe while you are waiting there is a rise in unconfirmed transactions that are willing to pay a higher fee than yours, those who pay less will obviously fall lower on the priority list. That's why you will see things like in your example. A transaction shows an ETA of 3 blocks and 10 minutes later it's 5 blocks.   

There is no such thing as a default Ledger fee rate, what exactly is your question?

2,096 sat is the total fee that will be paid for that transaction. 6.2 sat is the amount the sender is paying per virtual byte. That transaction has a virtual size of 337 virtual Bytes. Multiple the size of the transaction with the fee rate (those 6.2 sat/vByte) to calculate the approximate total fee.

Sportsbet has a separate site for their live streams, do they not? Are you using https://sportbet.one/sports/soccer to watch those streams or can you view them straight from https://sportsbet.io/? I don't remember ever seeing a live stream on their main site.

It serves as another security layer against physical manipulations of Trezor hardware wallet. The link Rath_ shared describes an unfixable bug in the design of Trezor devices. The bug allows an attacker (who knows what he is doing) to extract the seed phrase from a Trezor if he has physical access to it. A strong passphrase or an SD card that stores a secret code are two ways that vulnerability got solved.   

Transactions below 1 sat/vByte are rejected, yes. Also consider the purging fee (which has now been renamed to "Minimum fee") on https://mempool.space/. If the minimum fee says 2 sats, chances are high that a 1 sat/vByte transaction would be rejected because mempools are limited in size.  

What exactly is shocking to you? Right now, transactions of 4-5 sats are getting included in the next block.

That's because you are easily surprised, shocked, and afraid all the time.

Wrong. That transaction paid 5.1 sat/vByte in mining fees. You do understand that the amount you send via the Bitcoin network isn't the factor that determines how much you will pay in fees right?

Oh, great. I was worried there for a second. 

I assume that if you tried to send with a few lower than 1 sat/vByte, LL would display a notification or error message similar to what Electrum does. Try it and see what it says. Stop thinking in dollar amounts when talking about bitcoin fees.

What are you on about now? Care to explain with a huge wall of text and bolded sentences?

Each transaction has to be signed with the private keys that are stored in the secure element of your Nano S. If you attempted to spend an UTXO that you can't sign because you have recovered accounts from a wrong seed, obviously it wouldn't work because you don't have the private keys yet. To get the correct signing keys, you would have to restore your accounts with the correct seed. 

Your Ledger still holds the keys for those. You have only deleted the accounts in the interface/portfolio.

You can't spend 10 bitcoin if you only have 1. You can only spend the amount available in that account you call "Segwit 1".

Yes, that's still correct.

Why, just to check again if you have that amount? How many times are we going to go over the same things over and over again? 

He would recommend that you check https://mempool.space/ or https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC%20(default%20mempool),8h,weight the moment you want to send and enter the fees according to the CURRENT state of the mempool. Those recommendations of 89 or 4 sats/vByte were valid back then, they aren't anymore.

If the transaction is valid and the fees are above the purging level, you can enter the hash in a blockchain explorer and follow the status of it there. It will be visible in the explorer even before the transaction gets confirmed. It will show status 'unconfirmed'. 

If it says confirmed - it's confirmed. If it says unconfirmed or pending - it isn't.

You can perform an RBF transaction on a 1 sat/vByte the same way you would do it on a 10 or 100 sat/vByte transaction. As long as the RBF feature was ticked when you broadcast the transaction, you'll have that option.

That magic number of 10 sat/vByte that you mentioned, that's just the lowest network fees that are needed to accelerate an unconfirmed transaction via the ViaBTC free accelerator service.

It should be auto-checked by default. Check the status of it yourself when you create a transaction. Under advanced settings in Ledger Live you will see different coin control modes and a tick box to enable RBF transactions.

Have it ticked always. It doesn't hurt, and it doesn't make your transaction heavier or more expensive when it's on. Consider it a kind of security feature that enables you to bump the fees in case you need a faster confirmation.

True, you can't accelerate your transaction through Ledger Live, but you can have the RBF option enabled and do it via Electrum if needed.

Just look at the Low/Medium/High priority transaction fees that the site suggests. If you are in a hurry to get a quick confirmation, use the high priority recommendation. If you can afford to wait a little, use the low priority fee.

And not to mention the physical confirmation of transactions. No malware, no matter how well-constructed, has yet learned how to physically confirm a transaction sent out with a hardware wallet. With software wallets, that's often the case, as we can see with the various fake Electrum apps that empty the bags of users after installing or inputting the seed. 

It was just an example to show that there are so many hiding places all around you if you look carefully enough. Scenarios like those that jerry0 considers regarding splitting up the seed in small chunks and storing them in multiple safety deposit boxes in different banks are outrageous. And then, after so many years of asking questions he goes and stores his recovery phrase online...