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9421  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: Trezor accounts on: November 30, 2019, 05:39:15 PM
Don't worry about those account names or label

All you need is your seed. Even your trezor device can be lost, and with your seed you can recover all your funds in Electrum or any other wallet.

Those account name's are just for your organization and software interface, they don't affect anything in the blockchain or in your balance
9422  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: A question about wallets (BTC and USDT) on: November 30, 2019, 03:46:00 PM
A hardware wallet is the best option
If you want to store all your coins you mentioned I would use coiniomi (mobile version, not desktop). It is not the best wallet, but you said you don't want a hardware wallet..

I would certainly buy ledger or trwzor as they can hold all your coins as well.
9423  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who has entered a shop (non-BTC accepting) and asked if they will accept Crypto? on: November 29, 2019, 10:42:35 PM
Anything abroad that won't do cards is just flat out painful so that would be the most likely scenario.

The problem with cards in developing countries are the taxes and fees and the exchange rate.

In Brazil the usd/brl pair is very volatile (about 20-30% this year only), and you won't know which rate you are paying until you pay the credit card invoice, which is available only in about 30 after you use the card.

Additionally, there are 1-5% card fees and 6% taxes
So, it is way better to just bitcoin anywhere if you are Brazilian or if you live in any other fuked country
9424  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who has entered a shop (non-BTC accepting) and asked if they will accept Crypto? on: November 29, 2019, 05:58:19 PM
I personally tried asking for BTC payments on certain hotels that I've stayed throughout the years. The conversation just usually goes like:

I thought it was pretty damn cool that I even had a chat with some real-life human beings about crypto.  I wouldn't have paid for my food with bitcoin anyway but I was shocked to see that bitcoin symbol on a menu for a restaurant so close to me.

Personally I don't think it is so important for now to pay with bitcoin in local stores. I would certainly ofc, especially when traveling abroad (using other fiat currency).

But for internet payments I think it is the safer and best method. After all, that is an internet money.

Few days ago I bought some games in Steam and a product from Microsoft. I missed the bitcoin payment option, for many reasons:
- safety (as I never like to insert my credit card details online)
- I was paying using another fiat currency, so I lose some money in taxes and fees
- I would like to spend some of my bitcoins lol
9425  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: Ajuda com BLOCKCHAIN.INFO meus btc estão sumindo! on: November 29, 2019, 05:38:31 PM
Também acho, o problema é sempre guardar tanta senha. Com o tempo a memória vai ficando mais fraca e as pessoas passam a esquecer onde guardou as coisas. Eu mesmo tenho um monte de wallets que eu nem me lembro mais a senha.  Shocked Shocked Shocked

Na verdade essa senha não é muito importante.
O que importa mesmo é a seed. Que deve ser guardada em papel e em local seguro. Com a seed você pode recuperar seus bitcoins em qualquer lugar.

Acho que a blockchain.com não é a pior wallet do mundo, e pode ser usada pra pequenos valores e como uma primeira experiência para novatos.
Não é mais perigoso do que ter uma carteira com alguns reais no seu bolso. Podem te roubar, ainda mais no Brasil, mas pra pequenos valores vale a conveniência. Pessoalmente eu prefiro uma mobile wallet do que a blockchain.com
9426  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Campaign Management Website for Bitcointalk Signature Campaigns (idea) on: November 29, 2019, 11:28:37 AM
As the title mentions, I want to create a website for companies to create their signature campaigns easily without an escrow or third

-snip-
* Automatic btc payment to the users (if enabled)


-snip-
And I will charge a small commission to make it sustainable and even profitable. What do you think?

Without or by you monopolizing escrow? Wink
 will you be escrowing all the funds? How does it works?

I think your idea may be good. Campaign participants opinions don't have much weight here, you need to see managers opinions

On list Overview of Bitcointalk Signature Anti-Spam Campaign Managers you have listed all managers and his SMAS/ban lists, but I can't find your name, so we can't know your criteria about participants quality.

Sadly participants quality is still not  considered in most campaigns, specially in the oldest ones.
You can still see many spammers and users with less than 30 erned merits in 2 years receiving lots of money in brc through campaigns.
Unless companies really decide that post quality is important and force managers to accept only high quality posters we will be seeing this..
9427  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: How important is it to generate private keys from Ledger wallets? on: November 29, 2019, 11:01:25 AM
Is it therefore a possibility that one can steal from it? By randomly arranging the 24-word mnemonic, you will arrive at a particular wallet address with its corresponding private key, and if that address has a deposit, you can easily import that address because you already know the private key, and make the withdrawal. Or am I wrong somewhere?

Yes it is possible. If you are feeling lucky you can try.
I warn you: it is easier to be hit by a lightning 10 times in the same day. Or winning 10 times in a lottery.
9428  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A new proof-of-work system for Bitcoin mining? on: November 29, 2019, 04:38:35 AM
1. cheaper to mine = cheaper to attack

This has been discussed so much. I don't get how all newbies are just spreading this misconception about Bitcoin mining costs and energy consumption.

Energy consumption is necessary to secure the network. It is the only way, for now, to keep it secure and resistant to any form of attack (even against powerful nations).

Altcoins may try alternative algorithm, but bitcon needs to me more conservative and safer.

Once I heard antonopoulos saying that maybe the world can't handle two pow coins. And that's fine . There is only one Bitcoin.
9429  Bitcoin / Wallet software / Re: Helping (usually new) People Choose Their Wallet(s) on: November 29, 2019, 12:17:05 AM
I agree with you both.

I gave this example a few times already. If it safe to use a physical wallet with some fiat cash in it? Well, you shouldn't put all your life savings in it ofc, as you can be robbed, you can forget your wallet somewhere, etc, and you may lose some money. But you can, and you should, carry some bucks with you all the time, so you don't miss opportunities.

The same with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

I have with me, in my mobile, about $50-100 all the time. Some in eth, some in btc. I like to have it. Sometimes I talk to someone who is curious about bitcoin and I show them, or if I have some opportunity I will spend it in goodies. In my mobile I use Coinomi. It is the best wallet for my needs.

But my savings, well, that is cold storage ofc.

We are exposed to many different situations in life, and certainly we need different products to cover all our needs.
9430  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: You need to seek for answers yourself on: November 28, 2019, 04:52:29 PM
Imo my opinion newbies can mostly ignore any other project. The only project that newbies should invest is Bitcoin

The risk of losing money is too high, even in bitcon. Those other projects are way too risky, most of them scams (even coin in top100cmc)
9431  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: FUDsters become active when the price goes down - learn to spot them on: November 28, 2019, 04:44:24 PM
Most people are not psychological prepared to deal with Bitcoin's volatility.

Some friends of mine bought btc when the price was going up, early this year, and sold now on loss.
They think it is going to crash, China will ban, whatever.

One thing that most newbies don't understand is that you will lose money, at least temporarily.

There are some trolls around here, like r0ach on WO thread, but there are also real newbies that are just desperate
9432  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: How important is it to generate private keys from Ledger wallets? on: November 28, 2019, 03:04:30 PM
Got it! I was thinking that the golden rule "If you don't own the private keys to your coins, you don't own them." applies to all wallets.
It still does... it's just that wallets that use "seed words" derive all their private keys from those seed words... so as long as you (and ONLY you) have the "seed words"... you still control the private keys Wink

Yes, the Seed (your 24 words) can generate all the private keys you need. All the private keys from your ledger wallet are derived from that 24 words.

For educational purposes only, go to the website iancoleman.io/bip39

Insert any seed, this one will do it "word word word word word word word word word word word word" (never insert your seed, ofc, as you can lose your funds when you write them in a computer)

Scroll down and you will see many Public Address and their respective private keys. This is what your seed generated from ledger can do.
9433  Economy / Reputation / Re: CryptoSparks V TMAN on: November 27, 2019, 03:29:51 PM
1 week proves nothing. Trading is all about managing risk over long periods of time.



When I first read the thread I thought"well this is a risky bet for TMAN"
Because cryptosparks says he can make 700% ROI. Well , even though it is a obvious scam he might have some trading skills. And TMAN if offering his Avatar, signature, betting 1btc, and he is also an "amateur" , not a professional trader , afaik.

But then, cryptosparks, with 700% not, is afraid? Is inventing ridiculous excuses like escrow and now "one week is nothing"?

This cryptosparks is really a scammer. If he had any trading skills, he would be able to clean his reputation here .
9434  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: I would like to offer Bitcoin as a checkout option. on: November 27, 2019, 12:31:50 PM
Before you make a decision -- and you can guess by now a lot of us here don't recommend Bitpay -- I urge you to experience both tools yourself. Andreas Antonopoulos shop has btcpay, and then compare to a merch using bitpay.

I was looking at Antonopoulos shop and he accepts BTCpay and Coinbase (non custodial multi-currency). I didn't know they had a non custodial option.

Quote
https://twitter.com/aantonop/status/1051214765001822208
I did the integration between Coinbase Commerce (non custodial, multi-currency) and EventBrite myself.

LN with BTCPay is definitely on the roadmap next. I'm working on a prototype already. Hope to launch it with my first event in 2019.


Quote
https://aantonop.com/checkout/
  Bitcoin or  Lightning Network payments powered by BTCPay Server Lightning Network payments powered by BTCPay Server
  Ether or  Litecoin with Coinbase Commerce (non-custodial)
9435  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Tools to Explore the Blockchain? Coin Control Mechanics? on: November 27, 2019, 12:12:38 PM
PlatformRecommendedOther
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Mobile (Android)SamouraiElectrum
DesktopBitcoin CoreElectrum

Electrum mobile does not have coin control feature. You can check here on Reddit a discussion from 2 months ago.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Electrum/comments/d9ppxc/electrum_mobile_coin_control_feature/

Only electrum desktop have coin control
9436  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: Ledger Firmware 1.6.0 - Known Bugs and Issues on: November 27, 2019, 01:57:48 AM
So how do you ever update anything? You'd need to wait until the update to the update was tested...

I have never seen a new firmware from ledger comes with a beta program.  This was clearly a different update, a big one.
I decided to wait and I didn't regret Wink

Sometimes the same firmware version stays for months without any update and no beta program. This is not the case and soon they will release a new update , probably
9437  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: Ledger with Electrum seed on: November 27, 2019, 01:47:36 AM
Electrum claims that their seed generation is better than bip39, so they won't change their eccentric seed .
But I see no reason for this, and it only causes confusion (which we already have too much around here). Why are they doing this?
Did you actually read the link that BitCryptex provided above? Huh
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They do this at the expense of compatibility with BIP39 wallets... as they consider their method better.

Did you actually read what I wrote?
"Electrum claims that their seed generation is better"
Exactly what you said in the end.

I just don't think that their "better" method, used only by them, and only by vanity, at the expenses of community and compatibility problems  should be used. They should just be like everyone else, as they are not better than anyone and  community accepted bip39 standard, not Electrum standard.
9438  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: I would like to offer Bitcoin as a checkout option. on: November 26, 2019, 11:34:14 PM
If you don't have enough technical skill then you may use third party API like coinbase (But is not recommended). As far as I knew they doesn't required deposit fees. You may read more about their commerce API, https://commerce.coinbase.com/docs/

If you in case use coinbase API then you should move your fund on Hot or Cold wallet regularly due to security reason.     

Coinbase is the same as bitpay. Maybe even worse, as you won't even have the privatekeys of your funds and they are strictly regulated, freeze account funds at will and so on

It is not a matter of technical knowledge
 You don't need more technical knowledge to use btcpay. OP came to he right place asking for questions and definitely he shouldn't use neither bitpay or coinbase
9439  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Tools to Explore the Blockchain? Coin Control Mechanics? on: November 26, 2019, 11:22:20 PM
. Samourai wallet has some coin controls too. They show you utxo's and allow you to mark some of them unspendable which allows you to choose what outputs you spend from.

I didn't know samourai allow coin control as well. This is exactly what coiniomi does , allows you to mark some inputs as unspendable.
This is a must to me, I think every wallet should have this feature.

I am going to recommend samourai from now as, as it is better than coiniomi (if you don't need a shitcoin wallet)
9440  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Looking to buy 30K Units of Bitcoin (BTC) for under market price - Can you help? on: November 26, 2019, 10:06:12 PM
With 200mio USD in the Pocket you can create an own new bitfinex...

Nobody serious will ever trade that here.
Only New wannabe scammers think thats the amounts played with here.

Ofc
Additionally why the hell would someone sell under market price?
Someone who is willing to sell 30k btc could just spread along many exchanges and sell over a few months. Much less risky also
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