0.00257759 BTC withdrawn succesfully to 1E4ShdcFDWubc4RwKZYdpYu3y7ML7Waj9n (minus network fee of 0.0007958 BTC)
I can also withdraw 0.002 BTC if you try and withdraw anywhere over 0.04 BTC it does not work! If you are blaming another ad network, please show proofs that they are turned into scam. What happens when you request withdraw? Without any proofs it's just useless topic. |
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As I know, there are only one bitcoin ATM in my country and it's 80 kilometres away from my city. If in my city would be bitcoin ATM, I don't think that I would use it. These ATM's charges too big fees. Maybe they will lower their fees in future, but now it's not worth to use it. Now I prefer to exchange btc on local exchange and get money to my bank account or sell it to one trusted person.
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Now Trump see enemies everywhere: Obama, muslims, spies and etc. He is fighting against news media everyday. He is acting like in TV show, he wants to show authority, Trump doesn't respect others. Trump make many contraversial decisions, and many people don't like it. I understand that he is loosing popularity. But it's also normal thing after elections loose some popularity, it happens often.
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I think that mostly of us know that Swissscoin is ponzi scheme and it was discussed many times on bitcointalk about this coin. We have to avoid such coins like Swisscoin, Onecoin and etc because they are just searching for fools who will invest money in it.
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4 - There are many reliable exchanges out there. For starters, again, Bitcoin is super anonymous. None, that I am aware of, require any personal information. Obviously, Blockchain is completely secure and just using Bitcoin requires no information. If you want to use an online wallet, you can use Xapo or maybe Coinbase - both are secure and don't require info to send and receive. They do require info to deposit but that's obvious because you need a CC or bank account to deposit. An exchange to sell Bitcoin for altcoins is Poloniex. This is my favourite and requires only an email, password and BTC address.
Coinbase has been known to ask for ridiculous amounts of ID, even video identification at times, and can suspend your account if they associate you with activities like gambling. If you hold all of your Bitcoin on an online wallet, you don't own Bitcoin because they have your Bitcoin and just promise to allow you to use it (they use it on your behalf), so if Coinbase was ever unable to pay it would stop working. Blockchain.info is more secure but still not ideal. You should be using desktop wallets if you really value your security or privacy. Xapo is also may ask user for verification and lock user funds untill identity is verified.. I saw some complaints from users that verification process took week and even more. And it can be really hard to contact Xapo support. |
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No, I don't invest in any cloud mining ponzis anymore. It's risky and not worth. I also don't want feed scammers.
Now it's very popular to give free mining power. But if you want to withdraw earnings, firstly you have to invest. This scheme is copied from HashOcean - most famous cloud mining ponzi which turned into scam in 2016.
But these mining sites don't give any real proofs of mining and it's the main reason why we have to avoid these sites.
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I also fan of Dogecoin. I like it for very cheap and fast transactions.
Dogecoin future isn't bright, but I don't think it will die. Very big supply of coin one of main disadvantages of coin.
Fact that Dogecoin was one of first popular altcoins helps to surive for this coin. Dogecoin peake was when Doge mene was very popular. Now meme is forgotten, coin also lost their positions.
Now I think that Dogecoin now in similar situation like Dogecoin. I think any of these coin will die, but they will never come back to top positions.
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Hello,
Sorry to say this but I am going to test this coin and see if it is dead. It needs to make 0.025 BTC per node per month to keep alive. I just got the bill and will support the first one but, without another to support it, its time to let it go. There is no FAME for BTC, this is just coin support. You will get nothing in return.
So please donate to keep Fame Alive... I will update this post with transactions.
1MGx49HCvRTzU41JWcxHAaVMBu8j6hfvTu <- Node Support - Balance - 0
I don't understand point to keep this coin alive. Famecoin looked ambitious at first, but when developers run away, everything stoped. Without photo sharing app Famecoin don't have future. Sad but true. But anyway, thank you for what you are doing. |
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I don't know do you still giving these free physical Monero coins or not. But I hope yes. I sent request to your email and I hope to get this coin. Thanks in advance.
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In general, I think it's good decision that unemployed people have to pay this tax. Yes, $150 is quite big money in Belarus, but people have to find job if they want to avoid this tax. I only don't know about Belarus is it so hard to find job there that we see so many unemployed people. As I know, Belarus is good at farming and industries.
It's also strange that Lukashenko didn't ordered to arrest protestors.
P.S. A bit offtopic: Does anybody know why Belarus people are so often using coast of arms very similar to Lithuanian is visible in one of images provided in first post.
Are you serious or joking? As the unemployed have to pay tax? I'm sorry that there are such people! They are not worried about the fate of other people. Very soon it may happen that the dissenters to start a revolution and then like you could get hurt. Think about it. Let me explain. Maybe this desicion is strict but I understand why it was made. In some countries people prefer to get unemployment benefits instead of find a job. Such people is parasites of society. Government still need to collect budget and these unemployed people don't help to do it, so they introduced this tax. But another case if there really hard to find job in Belarus and these people unemployed unvoluntary. Then, this tax is nonsense. |
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In general, I think it's good decision that unemployed people have to pay this tax. Yes, $150 is quite big money in Belarus, but people have to find job if they want to avoid this tax. I only don't know about Belarus is it so hard to find job there that we see so many unemployed people. As I know, Belarus is good at farming and industries.
It's also strange that Lukashenko didn't ordered to arrest protestors.
P.S. A bit offtopic: Does anybody know why Belarus people are so often using coast of arms very similar to Lithuanian is visible in one of images provided in first post.
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Bitcoin news websites are good place to read news about cryptocurrencies. There we also can find sserious articles and analysis. My favorite news websites is Coindesk and Cointelegraph. But to be honest, I'm not often visitor of crypto news websites because almost all important informatiin I can find on Bitcointalk.
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Mostly people are just keeping coins on exchange. But don't keep big amount of coins on exhange, in past several exchanges was hacked.
You can try Coinomi wallet. They support many altcoins and it's really safe wallet. Yes, it's not web wallet, it only works on Android, but soon they will release their wallet for Windows and iOS devices. I think it's better to keep altcoins in this wallet than in various online altcoin wallets.
You also can try Holytransaction.com, they support few most popular altcoins. But it's more exchange than a wallet.
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finally your idea would cost even more.
1. bitcoin transaction fee to send to exchange site or shapeshift for example.
2. exchange fee based on your volume to exchange bitcoin to that altcoin.
3. altcoin transaction fee. or did you think sending altcoin is free?
4. exchanging that altcoin back to bitcoin and paying another percentage exchange fee.
5. another bitcoin transaction fee to withdraw the exchanged bitcoin to your wallet.
This is exact reason why altcoins can't solve high fees problem. And it's very inconvenient way to send money which also requires additional time for confirmations of transactions. Come on man you are complaining because the fees is what 0.5$ per transactions. All these years if you see other payment processors like paypal,skrill , payza , etc have been charging 3-10% fees and no one complains about it much as we have no choice. Even though the bitcoin fees has increased it is still cheaper than other alternatives. And converting to altcoins also takes fees so it basically useless to convert.
Well, cheap transactions was one of the main bitcoin advantages. Now, when transaction fees increased, I can send money cheaper via bank transfer than bitcoin. And it's not good for bitcoin development. People will remain to use banks, PayPal and other similar things and they wont try to search for alternatives. |
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Today I received email letter that someone is tried to login to my C-CEX account. Attempt was from Russian IP address 5.166.80.202. And it's not the first time when somrone is trying to access my account, and as I see, it happens often to other users. I think C-CEX is the only exchange where users face similar issues so often.
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No, it works fine for me yesterday and today. I think problem can be on your side. Also, if you can't access yobit.net, you can try to open their alternative domain yobit.io
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As I understand, there will be no changes for faucets users. People who are claiming from faucets are marked as suspicious users, so they still will need to solve captcha as usual. |
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