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8881  Other / Meta / Re: I keep getting logged out of bitcointalk forum on: October 21, 2017, 12:18:45 AM
If you ticked "always stay logged in" and still getting logged out, it means that something wrong with your browser. Maybe after you close browser, it deletes cookies or sth and this is why you keep getting logged out. I don't know what else can cause this issue.
Bitcointalk isn't "heavy" website and there should be no problem about forum loading, no matter which browser you are using. Just use your prefered browser and that's it.
8882  Other / Meta / Re: bitcointalk.to = bitcointalk.org ? on: October 21, 2017, 12:02:05 AM
It's just another bitcointalk mirror website. Such website appears quite often. Only original website is bitcointalk.ORG and they don't have any more domains. If you will try to login in to mirror website, you risking to loose your bitcointalk account, because your login details may be revealed to mirror website owner. I remember that some time ago warning was posted about such phishing websites.
8883  Other / Meta / Re: [Poll] What do you think of the forum's usage of reCaptcha? on: October 20, 2017, 11:52:59 PM
ReCaptcha ins't a problem for me on bitcointalk, because I always staying signed in and don't have to solve it. But from my experience, I know that people who have to solve it frequently, they get more difficult captcha (faucets users will understand about what I'm talking about).
But, is it there are no good alternatives for Recaptcha?
Maybe Coinhive proof of work captcha can be used? Just kidding...
8884  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: Bitcoin earning site. More than 700 faucets (BTC, ETH, BCH, DOGE, DASH, BLK) on: October 20, 2017, 11:43:38 PM
bitcoins4free.altervista.org
Update!
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Added more Bitcoin Faucethub & Faucetsystem faucets, Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash faucets.
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+ 15% refferal System
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Hi, I wasn't able to access your faucet. Could you check it. And I recommend to get paid hosting and domain, because free hosting isn't very reliable.
8885  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: Coinpot vs Faucethub on: October 19, 2017, 10:45:16 PM
It's hard to compare these two services, but I will try to say my opinion.
Faucethub advantages - thousands of faucets, more coins, exchange, lot of additional stuff, not big fees.
Cons - lot of scammy faucets, but it's not FH fault and they aren't responsible for it. Quite big withdraw treshold for some altcoins, but I can understand why.

Coinpot advantages - no fees for bigger withdrawals, no exchange fees, all faucets are legit
Cons - not responding support, website sometimes laggy (at least for me), small number of faucets, missing detailed stats.
Summa summarum, Faucethub is much better service for me.
8886  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Coinmarketcap advertising Ponzi site on: October 19, 2017, 10:32:10 PM
Oh, that doesn't looks good. Sometimes when people saw advertisement on trusted website, it makes advertised site legit for them.
As I understand, this banner is not from advertising network? It's rented directly by Coinmarketcap? If yes, that's really bad. If this banner would be from ad network, I wouldn't blame Coinmarketcap, because they aren't in control of advertised websites.
8887  Economy / Invites & Accounts / Re: Where to buy bitcointalk accounts on: October 19, 2017, 10:22:09 PM
Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Marketplace > Goods > Digital goods > Invites & Accounts
But honestly, I don't advice to buy accounts if you are legit guy. It would better to grow up your own account instead of buying farmed account which and risk to be tagged by DT members. As you may know (or not), buying/selling of btc accounts isn't not what they can tolerate.
8888  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How do you secure your bitcoins? on: October 19, 2017, 10:13:50 PM
Well, I'm not doing anything special to secure my btc. I keep mostly of my btc in offline wallet, which never been connected to online, desktop or mobile wallet. And offcourse, I'm trying to keep my private keys safely. I have saved it in several places to be guaranteed that if my device will crash, I wouldn't not loose all my btc.
Hodling btc in hardware wallet is a good idea. And on hardware wallet you can keep as many btc as you have or want to keep. Hardware, same like all other wallets doesn't have limit of btc allowed to keep.

How do you get the bitcoins transferred without compromising the offline wallet? Do you create a new offline wallet and transfer all your coins-x. X being the amount you are sending to another wallet(maybe a hot wallet). Even then you are compromised in the time you are making the transfer because your wallet that was cold is hot for a moment when you make this transfer. Huh
I'm not using btc from my offline wallet. I'm just hodling it safely. If I would need these btc, I would have to compromise offline wallet - import private keys to one of the desktop or online wallet. I have Electrum wallet for my daily needs, offcourse, I don't keep very big amount btc here, some btc also stored in online wallet.
8889  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: what to do first in this forum on: October 19, 2017, 10:02:23 PM
First of all, I recommend to read rules of bitcointalk:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0
Then, lock at sticked threads at the top of beginners & help section, also on other boards of forum. Basic things which important for newbies can be found here. But if you didn't found something, you can use search function or just ask about it here.
As I see, you mainly interested in earning of btc. Well, there are many ways to earn it, and earnings mainly depends on your skills. Some ways of earning btc can be found here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1629118.0
8890  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [ANN] Mistertango - Bitcoin friendly European Bank Account + free MasterCard on: October 19, 2017, 07:01:19 PM
Do these recent news affect Mistertango?

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/lithuanias-central-bank-issues-ico-guidelines-reminds-banks-of-cryptocurrency-ban/

“Financial services must be clearly dissociated from activities related with virtual currencies. Banks, payment institutions and other financial market participants should not provide services associated with virtual currencies or participate in their release.”


Well, few years ago, Central bank of Lithuania issued electronic money institution license to Mistertang. So, I'm not sure that these news will affect Mistertango. Anyway, it would be good to see announcement from Mistertango about current situation.
8891  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Mistertango.com - Lithuania - IBAN bank account EUR - Bitcoin friendly on: October 19, 2017, 06:51:55 PM
Turiu pastaba jusu servisui Mistertango, noreciau kad atsizelgtumete i ja, nes tai klaidina zmones.

Kai klientas gauna saskaita apmokejimui , jis turi galimybe pasirinkti kokiu budu nori apmoketi, vienas is variantu Bitcoin, jei jis pasirenka sita mokejimo varianta, jam iskrenta lentele su suma, kuria jis turi sumoketi bei pavedimo detales, kaip PVZ:

Klientas turi sumoka 129.90, o GAVEJAS i savo saskaita gauna TIK apie ~103EUR - (nes iskaitymo moketis pas Mistertango min 0.005btc kas siam momentui lygu apie 23€ )

Taigi gavejas gaves tokia suma, nesupranta ir iskarto kreipiasi i siunteja kuris jam aiskina kad pervede visa suma, ir cia iskyla bereikalingas gincas tarp siuntejo ir gavejo.

Ka noriu jums pasiulyti, ir ko truksta ,tai informacijos (prie pervedimo langelio), kurioje butu nurodyta KAD (gavejas gaus ne 129.90eur o TIK ~ 103EUR) tokiu budu siuntejas, zinos kad nuskaiciuota bus siuntimo mokestis, to ko siuo atveju pas jus nera ir tas KLAIDINA.

- Taipogi antra pastaba, pasiulymas gal labiau butu jums, galimybe pasirinkti kas apmoka siuntimo islaidas, ar gavejas ar siuntejas (0.005btc=23eur)

- Ir pastaba kuria jums sakiau telefonu , vistik ir rastu parasysiu, as siandiena pervedziau 15$ ir telefonu pasakete kad galiu atsisveikinti su siais pinigais, nes as ju negausiu nes tai per maza suma, OK, o kur pas jus saite parasyta KAD, jei vesiu mazesne suma nei 0.005btc, pinigai prapuls? butent NIEKUR to nera parasyta pas jus saite NERA ir tai KLAIDINA zmones, nes jei buciau zinojes tai, as nebuciau siandiena prarades 15$, pildydamas saskaita.

Tikiuosi Mistertango suportas skaito sita foruma.


...you what?

English please.
He is mainly complaining about high btc transfer fees (0.005 btc). Client has to pay €129.90, but after deducting receiver get only ~€103. And it's not clearly disclosed about that fee.
Another note - allow to choose who will pay fee - sender or receiver.
And last, today he deposited $15 in btc, but support said that he can say goodbye to these money, because smaller than 0.005 deposits are not accepted. And again, there is not written anywhere that they not accept deppsits smaller than 0.005 btc.

 
8892  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How do you secure your bitcoins? on: October 18, 2017, 10:30:33 PM
Well, I'm not doing anything special to secure my btc. I keep mostly of my btc in offline wallet, which never been connected to online, desktop or mobile wallet. And offcourse, I'm trying to keep my private keys safely. I have saved it in several places to be guaranteed that if my device will crash, I wouldn't not loose all my btc.
Hodling btc in hardware wallet is a good idea. And on hardware wallet you can keep as many btc as you have or want to keep. Hardware, same like all other wallets doesn't have limit of btc allowed to keep.
8893  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Relationship between Bitcoin and The Moon on: October 18, 2017, 10:20:43 PM
When I got my first btc, I didn't believed that it can reach current price. But I can't say that bitcoin already reached moon, because price still growing. When (if?) bitcoin reach $10000, honestly, I would call it as reaching moon.
P.S. When I see words "to the moon", first thing which cames to my head is dogecoin Cheesy
Where is the moon for you?


I would really like to get some responses from long time HODLers of BTC.

If you bought BTC @ $200, are we at the moon yet?

What if you got in at $20?

Where is the moon that everyone is waiting for?

i think no, because the distant from earth to the moon is 384,400 km but the value of bitcoin these days are only 5000$  so i guess it will need to reach 384,400 btc before we can say that we are on the moon although thats a really big amount but i think its posible because bitcoins value tends to increase overtime .
LOL, nice note, but I think that even biggest optimists doesn't believe that bitcoin could reach that.
8894  Other / Meta / Re: Why do these HUGE threads just remain there ? on: October 18, 2017, 12:15:08 PM
Mods lock or move to trashcan such spam megathreads sooner or later. But in my opinion, they are doing it too late. Threads shouldn't grow up to 100 pages before they get locked. Maybe max. 15-20 pages would be optimal.

So what do you do for project threads? Like LBRY's, ByteBall's, Elixir's, etc that are well over 15 pages with a number of updates interspersed?
I'm talking about threads from Bitcoin Discussion subforum, such as "Why should people use Bitcoin?" (102 pages), "What do you think are the biggest disadvantages of Bitcoin?" - 68 pages, "How do you store your bitcoins?" - 82 pages and many more similar threads.
I don't have anything against projects and services threads with lot of replies.
8895  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Full citizenship of the Pacific nation of Vanuatu for less than 44 bitcoin on: October 17, 2017, 10:38:17 PM
44 bitcoins is a big price for citizenship and only millionaires can afford to purchase it. But maybe it's really worth these money. In some countries income taxes are extremely big and these millionaires pays more taxes every year than citizenship costs. So, buying a citizenship of taxes paradise Vanuatu can be really good and money saving idea in long term.
8896  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Bittrex - my BTC withdrawal is pending for 25 mins on: October 17, 2017, 10:28:27 PM
At first you should check the withdrawal address if it's correct you no need to worry about it. Bittrex is a trusted exchange so don't worry about it anymore. As I know there are something happening and it make Bitcoin trasaction take longer to receive confirm. If you don't want to wait no more longer why don't you try to use Transaction Accelerator on Viabtc
It's not about slow Bitcoin transaction. OP complaining that it takes too much time until Bittrex approve and send btc withdrawal. Maybe they are doing something like manual check. I didn't made btc withdrawals from Bittrex recently and I'm not sure that little OP issue is usual thing.
8897  Other / Meta / Re: Why do these HUGE threads just remain there ? on: October 17, 2017, 10:19:17 PM
Mods lock or move to trashcan such spam megathreads sooner or later. But in my opinion, they are doing it too late. Threads shouldn't grow up to 100 pages before they get locked. Maybe max. 15-20 pages would be optimal. Anyway, you always can use "report to moderator" button if you think that this thread shouldn't be active anymore. It's good that several sig. campaign managers not paying for posts made in these big threads. But many managers, especially of ICO campaigns doesn't care much about it.
8898  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Europa League/Champions League Lounge on: October 17, 2017, 10:03:23 PM
What a heck happened to Sevilla in Moscow? Concede 5 goals against Spartak is something terrible.
And Man City today started match with high intensity, had many dangerous moments, scored 2 goals and then they stopped. They started making stupid mistakes in defence and in start of attacks which resulted dangerous Napoli attacks. Happily for City, Napoli didn't scored second goal.
8899  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / [ANN] [ICO] PRESSCO | Reducing initial costs to ABSOLUTE ZERO💥 on: October 17, 2017, 02:57:28 PM


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8900  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: [Unofficial] Coinpot.co - new microwallet on: October 17, 2017, 10:46:38 AM
Coinpot is down for me this morning. I get to the dashboard page then it's stuck on loading.
Anyone else having problems?

Same problem here.
I also have same problem sibce yesterday.
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