I see. I thought kraken charged a transaction fee on top of their fixed fees, but it looks like they do not. Thank you for the clarification!

I haven't personally used Kraken, so I cannot provide specific details about that exchange. However, I can tell you that many exchanges have different fee structures in place. Typically, there is a fixed fee for withdrawing funds from the platform, as well as a dynamic fee determined by the network for each transaction.

The dynamic fee can vary depending on the current conditions of the network. This means that at different times, the transaction fee may differ based on the prevailing network conditions.

If you want accurate information regarding your specific case without sharing your private data publicly, it is best to reach out to Kraken's support. They will be able to provide you with the correct answer and address any concerns or questions you may have.

I believe this particular sentence holds utmost significance within your entire presentation. Interestingly, in the first segment, you have already provided an answer to the second part of your question.


Keep doing what you are doing, and you will have a great chance of achieving success for yourself. Do not ask other people for money unless you can offer them some kind of assurance that you will be able to pay it back.

This is about Altcoins. I recommend moving your discussion to the Altcoin Discussion section, as you are more likely to receive a better response there.

One of the reasons why Bitcoin is attractive to investors is because it does not have a central authority. Some people claim that other cryptocurrencies are just as decentralized as Bitcoin, but this is not actually the case. Because of its decentralization, no one will lose their coins if part of the internet goes down. However, if the entire internet would go offline - we will have much bigger problems to deal with as individuals and as a civilization. For instance, our global economy might collapse or basic banking systems fail entirely.

What do you mean by "valued so highly?" Bitcoin is worth whatever buyers are willing to pay and sellers are willing sell it for - just like any publicly traded commodity. This is basic economics: supply and demand determine prices in real markets.

Oh, the wonders of this new generation of crypto enthusiasts and their obsession with meme coins! It is truly fascinating how they went wild for Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Pepe, and now they are desperately scheming to create the next "groundbreaking" shitcoin that will magically transform them into overnight millionaires and internet sensations. The lengths they will go to in their pursuit of fame and fortune are simply awe-inspiring.

Hello and welcome to the forum!

It would be helpful if you could provide more details about the project, including the website (if available), and more details about the team.
In my opinion, one of the biggest obstacles for any crypto startup is to prove that it is a legitimate business, and not just another scam. I would suggest that you work on your marketing strategy, as well as consider some kind of promotions or campaigns to show the community that you are serious about this project and to attract new users. It is also important to understand why someone would want to use your platform; what makes it better than the other options out there? The fee for using your services seems quite high, and most of us have our preferred methods for converting crypto into fiat at much more favorable terms.

Having said that, I think your project has some potentials and I wish it all the best!

You are joking, right? Haha! I am guessing you have never taken part in or witnessed a heated scientific debate.


I think you are only partially right in your assessment. Having a high forum rank doesn't automatically guarantee quality posts from a specific member. In the past, many ranks were granted without a merit-based system, solely based on activity such as the number of posts made. Thus, achieving a high rank was primarily a matter of being active rather than consistently providing valuable content.
The situation has changed now. Nowadays, members are required to collect a certain number of merits in order to advance their rank. This implies that other members find at least some of their posts valuable and deserving of recognition. The merit system serves as an indicator of the quality and contribution that a member brings to the forum.
Granted, this does not guarantee that top-ranking members will always create high-quality content, but it is more probable that you will receive a helpful response from a high-ranking member compared to a novice or low-ranking member.

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I personally do not see how knowledge can be a waste, even if it is not useful at the moment. Learning new things helps us grow and understand the world better. And also, knowledge does not always have to be monetized to be valuable.

And let us consider the flip side of the coin. If you possess knowledge that has practical value but you cannot find a way to turn it into money, then perhaps you need to rethink your approach. Finding ways to capitalize on your knowledge and skills is essential in today's world. And the best part is, you do not need a hefty sum of money to get started. Not in this day and age, where technology allows us to connect with people all across the globe. The beauty of the digital age is that you do not really need a significant startup capital to make an impact. Whether it is through social media, online marketplaces, or creating your own website, you can connect with people from all corners of the world and share your knowledge or products.

It is interesting that it hasn't been used yet. Anyone can create their own cryptocurrency or token, so it is always a possibility that someone might take up the idea of creating "Merit" as a cryptocurrency.


But what would be the purpose of such a cryptocurrency? If you think admins should integrate "Merit" or any other cryptocurrency into this forum, I highly doubt it is going to happen. This forum is all about supporting Bitcoin, plain and simple. It is the main star here, and everything else takes a backseat. Sure, we have a section for altcoins, but discussions and information about Bitcoin take center stage.

It depends on the type of order you placed. In general, market orders are typically filled immediately at the current market price, while limit orders are executed when the market reaches a specific price point set by you. If your order has not been filled, it is possible that there were not enough buyers or sellers at the specific price you set.

It is difficult to give you a more specific answer without having all the deets. If you can, snap a screenshot of the order you are placing so we can break it down and explain things in more detail. (Make sure to blur or censor any private data related to your account, like your username or any other sensitive information.)

What does the decentralization of data storage have to do with the OP's question? Basically, any blockchain explorer has the capability to display specific connections between addresses, and there have been several tools mentioned that can do this task exactly as described by the OP.

So how about you at least fucking read the thread before replying with your generic nonsense?

I agree with some who have already mentioned, I do not know if we even need a topic about this. Especially in the Beginners & Help section, this seems off-topic to me.

There will always be some who oppose the idea of Bitcoin, including some high-ranking officials. But that does not mean that the government is going to ban it. And even if they did, they wouldn't be able to do so immediately and completely. There would still be a lot of people who use Bitcoin, including those who do not care about what the government says or does.

But here in the Beginners & Help section, we try to bring all those who are new to Bitcoin together, including those who may not have heard about it before and might be afraid of what they see or hear about it. So, I think it is best to move this topic out of the section and let us focus on helping newcomers with their questions.

It is not accurate to say that only Bitcoin is a guaranteed investment that won't cheat, as all investments carry inherent risks, Bitcoin is indeed the most established and widely recognized cryptocurrency. This means that you can be somewhat sure that Bitcoin will continue to be relevant in the near future, as well.

However, the statement that Bitcoin is a guaranteed investment is a bit misleading, because there is no guarantee that the price of Bitcoin cannot crash. The value of Bitcoin can still fluctuate wildly due to various factors. For example, if governments around the world decided to ban Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, then it would have a severe impact on the price. Likewise, if there was some sort of major hack that compromised the security of a cryptocurrency, this too could cause the price to drop significantly. There are no guarantees in investing.

While it is an unconventional idea, gifting Bitcoin to your wife could certainly be an interesting and unique gesture. Where I come from, it is a tradition for lovebirds to merge their financial feathers and nest together. So, if you follow this tradition, gifting Bitcoin to your soon-to-be spouse on your wedding day could be a trendy twist on the old customs. But, it is important to consider the practicality of such a gift, especially if Bitcoin is still illegal in your country.

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Some methods have already been mentioned by others, for example, importing multiple addresses into one Electrum wallet, in watch-only mode.

Another option is to use crypto portfolio tracking apps, such as Delta App, CoinStats, CoinTracking, Blockfolio, Coinigy, etc. These apps allow you to manage and track your cryptocurrency holdings across various wallets and exchanges. You can import your wallet addresses, master public keys or connect directly to supported exchanges to automatically sync your transactions and balances. They provide real-time price updates, portfolio performance analysis, and even customizable alerts to keep you informed about market movements.

Be careful, though, as there have been reports suggesting that some apps might collect and share user data with blockchain analytics companies. I would not use these apps if anonymity is of utmost importance to me.

It is hard to tell if one user copied from the other or if they both independently used an AI tool to come up with similar content. But chances are, they both most likely used ChatGPT or a similar AI tool to generate their content. That definitely looks like a classic ChatGPT response! It has that distinct "AI-generated" vibe that is hard to miss.