Holy Sh**
Didn't expect it to get this low ...
Why not? A few short weeks ago people were predicting these prices for the end of the decade still. |
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Come on Ripple you can do it. Make Ver and Wu sweat.
Haha im loving it! Lucky i bought myself 10k more ripples on Monday  1$ hit, i wonder where this bull run will end  I'm positive I claimed some type of Ripple airdrop in 2013. Gawd knows where that went to. |
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Exactly. But one day, mining hardware competition will come. Mining pool competition will come.
I'm not worried.
In the early 1990's, there were only a few companies that made reliable modems. The only onramp people had to the WWW. And these companies enjoyed a monopoly.... for a while.
That's why I'm not worried about Bitmain. Their day of reckoning will come.
Any theories as to why they've been out front for so long? They're just a bunch of people. I don't understand why no one else in the world has caught up already. |
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Why not give the BITCH some of their own medicine and span the living shit our of their blocks?
Because the only people who can do that are Bitmain, and they're busy spamming Bitcoin. Non Bitmain BTC miners are too busy collecting vast fees. |
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Would it not be Luxtag? There was also a very similar sounding project that got funded. Can't remember the name.
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XEM is not on the list of coins on that source. When I enter that and the seed all I get is more Bitcoin addresses and private keys. Same goes for anything else I select. It's coin dependent.
It must require some type of input of initial code from whichever coin to give you results back.
The person who created this on Trezor must have had a way to do it. I can't find anywhere in public.
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I had a problem with Bitpay yesterday. Client paid 0.0014 fee (approx $25) and the transaction was broadcast within 5 minutes of the Bitpay invoice (proven by time stamps) - it confirmed with one confirmation within 1.5 hours but Bitpay say payment window expired. They say he can get a refund but he’s not happy because it was a valid transaction and he paid a high fee to send it.
I dunno what the fuck they're playing at these days. If they're not actively malicious, which they are, they're actively unhelpful. |
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I look forward to the footage of the Navy Seals rappelling down onto the seastead. Or maybe just an F18 airstrike.
It's going to take a while by which point it will play out precisely like this - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZX1YCmzHEw&t=2m4s |
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Nice way to throw Brian Armstrong under the bus. I hope it crushes his legs. And sinks his seastead.
Lots of people like this have made their fortunes in a vacuum of utter lawlessness. It's going to be interesting to see what happens as they enter the leagues where your card can be heavily marked by people watching you. Stuff no crypto person gives a second thought to would be enough to make a conventional trader or fatcat start whimpering at the legal repercussions. I presume they're paying for some decent advice but I'm not so sure. |
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What country are you in?
The country you're in might make the difference between prospering or doing ten years in jail.
You might live somewhere with friendly banks or banks that'll freeze you out and shut you down in a few days.
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'Insider trading is a non crime. I think Insider Trading is a non-event. It just makes the markets more efficient" - Roger Ver on CNBC Brian ore Roger's head is going to roll..get youre popcorn ready, the SEC lawyers are getting ready  Isn't that precisely why he gave up his US citizenship and become a Lilliputian or whatever? |
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I think there was an additional reason: Everybody stopped moved coins to be ready for the fork.
Now we have the opposite happening: all this forks force people to move coins to redeem safely.
We can see how many people is even moving long time stored paperwallets.
Also, we the number of new/total users is on crazy record high.
COmbine all that with the obvious spam and here you have your perfect storm.
If there were NO spam.... the fees would reduce a bit... but blocks would still be completely full.
Full of course, but we have a long planned Bcash flippening, difficulty change, Bcash pump, new batch of S9s release, publicity drive, Coinbase launch, and an all time high in Bitcoin publicity. If you want to tell the world Bitcoin is fucked and you should switch then now is the time to spam the living fuck out of it. And you build up over a period of time. |
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This has nothing to do with a mining monopoly. Limited space, lots of people, slots go to the highest bidder. What would be better, random choices of what goes into the block, or bigger blocks which is called um... btrash.
Of course it is. The blockchain became empty a few hours after miners thought they were getting 2X. Before that there was maybe even more vocalised fee pain than there is now. |
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I'm trying to extract some private keys generated by a Trezor seed for XEM. It's out today but as far as I can tell there's no straightforward way I can derive a private key from this seed.
There's the Ian Coleman BIP 39 thing and its offshoots but they all have a specific list of coins and XEM isn't on any of them.
I'm clueless about this stuff so is there anyone who can tell me how you can do this if a coin isn't listed on one of these sites? Presumably it'll come back with a load of shite if the wrong coin is selected.
This is the derivation path on the Trezor - m/44'/43'/0'/0'/0' . I have the seed. Beyond that I'm stumped.
Will I have to wait for the people who compile these things to add their extra magic before it works for this coin?
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Good to know. I have gotten a Ledger recently but have not tested it out. Restoring from seed always makes me sweat.
Wipe that fear away by doing it ten times in a row when it's empty. Make sure you get the same address each time. And check it here too as long as it's far offline - https://iancoleman.io/bip39/You cannae fail. |
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It's astonishingly impressive how every single human being who uses the word 'cuck' is 100% guaranteed to be an absolute irredeemable piece of shit. You can take it to the bank and cash it. It must be an unprecedented first in human language. There's a PhD in there for someone.
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You are one of the lucky ones to have an existing bitfinex account. New registrations are now only allowed with a referral code, and it's impossible to get a referral code yet.
People without a bitfinex account will have to dump their BTG on a dodgier exchange like yobit.
Why is this? Any idea? Someone else said it was because of the Ddos thing but that seems rather extreme. |
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Could this Bcash pump be the final bugle call over the bubbly battlefield?
A fucking massive crash would flush most of this shit away. By the time the appetite returned Bitcoin might actually be match fit for the masses.
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So BTC is going down and the alts are not following. If we enter a bear market for BTC and the alts don't follow, that will be the end of BTC being the number 1 crypto. I know the price isn't really that low yet, but I'm getting worried, I just don't want BTC to lose the number 1 spot.
Does anyone know where masterluc posts his predictions? I'd like to see what he has foretold.
He's said that returning to 10 grandish might be the one for the truly epic action in the future. |
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Caution, too many pump groups are entering the Nem token. These bad people buy at once and sell now twice already  Fuck it. We'll take what we can get. |
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