Anybody know of a mobile wallet that supports XPM? I have some in a paperwallet but are having a hard time imprting the priv key in the qt wallet.  |
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Hi guys, does anyone know anything about the project, is it developing or has it sunk into non-being?
If you take the time to read the whole thread you will see that there is nothing happening here. It was a scam that a lot of people fell for and some people made a lot of $$$. |
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Taking time and reading all the community updates you can see that this project will be successful, it takes time and commitment for a project of this caliber and you can see that the team is surely committed.
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You can now exchange Bitcoin 2 at Crex24. Bitcoin 2 just got listed there. This is an important first step. Now we can start applying for coinmarketcap and similar listings and start doing other marketing before getting a major exchange listing. This is great news. I see a masternode in my future  |
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How many masternodes running now @jacklezz? seems the staking took to long now, is there an additional MN now? the last time I ask is, we have 4 running MN.
Staking on my side is going really well. Got me a AWS Instance, no orphans for the last 3 weeks. No probs so far. |
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I'm curious, the exchange in the wallet is planned for what kind of coins? Only for bitcoin or others(etherium, monero etc), too?
To be determined, but possibly others too. Interestingly, can you tell us more about decentralized exchange? On the site, I did not see the information. Essentially it is an anonymous exchange accessible initially only with the Bitcoin 2 Core wallets but maybe also by web wallets and third party wallets in the future. You'll be exchanging zBTC2 to BTC and vice versa. (Possibly other crypto currencies too.) You'll be able to keep your coins safe in your own wallet instead of having to send them to some exchange in order to trade. Sorry Dev, but zBTC2 to BTC2 is not an exchange. As I understand this is not a conversion, conversion is when I can exchange BTC2 for another coin. Haha REALLY?  ? |
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You were right about the drop and yet Bitcoin is still alive and kicking I doubt there will be an end to Bitcoin. |
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There is a lot change going on in the coin market cap top 200 this days and I don't know if I'm the only one who's aware of it. Could you believe new (4months-7month ago) listed token/coin claimed much slot in the CMC top #200 list. Are those old project which belong to the spot claimed no more profitable? Your opinion  I don't think so, overall everything went down by a lot. It's just the market. You should do some research on the ones you are interested in because there is also a lot of abandoned projects so that could also play a part in specific projects that went down a lot. |
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When should I file a report? When does the campaign end?
My Friend please read the the whole email. I am afraid that if you can not even follow the email you will not be able to follow the rules. This bounty campaign is going to be so awesome. |
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I haven't really seen many bots available that support bitmex. I have tried mixtoco.in and it seems like a new underdeveloped project that doesn't really work. Anyone have any info on bots available for bitmex? preferably ones that have proven profits before?
Thank you all.
I don't have any experience with trading bots, but are you not charged a fee for using a bot or maybe pay a once off fee? Is it then really worth it? its an app and they have a licence to use, not actually a fee A one time payment depends on the trading bots some offer a per exchange license with perpetual updates Thanks for replying.. have you used a bot before? Does it work? |
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Friends, please check your emails, this bounty is about to go live!!! This is so exciting, great project.
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I haven't really seen many bots available that support bitmex. I have tried mixtoco.in and it seems like a new underdeveloped project that doesn't really work. Anyone have any info on bots available for bitmex? preferably ones that have proven profits before?
Thank you all.
I don't have any experience with trading bots, but are you not charged a fee for using a bot or maybe pay a once off fee? Is it then really worth it? |
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So, I was thinking, for the long term, even if Bitcoin goes below USD 6000, no worries, 5000, 4000, much the same. Hodl for the long run.
But, the vitality of Bitcoin is maintained by the continuous mining of Bitcoin. On an average these mining costs are USD 3000 to 3500 approximately. So, what happens when Bitcoin falls to that level?
Maybe the mining rigs won't mind bearing losses for a few months if they sense an upside later on. But, what if they don't, and start bailing out?
In that case, USD 3000 or whatever the lowest cost of mining Bitcoin will effectively become the null point. If Bitcoin falls to that point, downwards beyond that is a steep vertical cliff wall, and an inevitable fall to Zero.
It would make sense to shut off the miners, and may smaller guns will do that. But I think the big guns will continue mining because Bitcoin is not going anywhere. |
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I feel everybody is just too impatient these days. Just buy what you believe in, and wait. This will get better, maybe not this month or even this year. But it will.
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Just have a few questions for those who bought/mined BTC early in the days when things weren't this crowded.
1. How long did it take for a transaction to be confirmed?
2. What were the other issues experienced apart from Hardware complications and energy requirements?
Not sure how early you mean, but in late 2011 my friend brought over 4 gpu's and we built a crappy miner out of a milk crate. I dont remember the specific confirm times, but it was quick and never seemed to be an issue. Regarding point 2 we stopped mining btc about a year later due to the algo diff increase and the formation/competition of many pools/miners winning the blocks. We never considered the power costs back then, so we then switched over to mining litecoin for a year or so after that. Lol... really good times I suppose (the milk crates), know of any low rating crypto in this age I could mine using such a setup? no idea mate. My friend was the tech guy, he traveled a lot so we set up the rig at my place and split the coins. it was more of a hobby and a lot of fun. I consider it a lucky fluke that the value went were it did. Just have a few questions for those who bought/mined BTC early in the days when things weren't this crowded.
1. How long did it take for a transaction to be confirmed?
2. What were the other issues experienced apart from Hardware complications and energy requirements?
Not sure how early you mean, but in late 2011 my friend brought over 4 gpu's and we built a crappy miner out of a milk crate. I dont remember the specific confirm times, but it was quick and never seemed to be an issue. Regarding point 2 we stopped mining btc about a year later due to the algo diff increase and the formation/competition of many pools/miners winning the blocks. We never considered the power costs back then, so we then switched over to mining litecoin for a year or so after that. Did you keep those early mined coins ( both BTC & LTC) or did you sell before the prices got so high? Regarding btc I have kept about half of them, moved to paper wallets and kept in a safe place. We were done with mining btc before the price skyrocketed so yeah we still had most of our coins when it did. I did sell a few btc close to the ATH, for reinvesting purposes etc..In late 2012 We did give 20btc each to some friends and family and told them to hold until 2020 lol, I think only 1 of them has kept the coins until now. As for litecoin, most coins were held until the introduction of segwit and many were sold at about 75% of the ATH. These days, my strategy in general is to sell 10% every time the price doubles, that way I dont dump everything while maintaining a good cash injection every now and then. Sadly 2018 hasn't seen any doubling in prices yet lol.  Wow!! 20 Btc each! Everybody needs a friend like you.  Yes, 2018 has been brutal but you've been holding so long now so another 2-3 years makes no difference right? |
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Just have a few questions for those who bought/mined BTC early in the days when things weren't this crowded.
1. How long did it take for a transaction to be confirmed?
2. What were the other issues experienced apart from Hardware complications and energy requirements?
Not sure how early you mean, but in late 2011 my friend brought over 4 gpu's and we built a crappy miner out of a milk crate. I dont remember the specific confirm times, but it was quick and never seemed to be an issue. Regarding point 2 we stopped mining btc about a year later due to the algo diff increase and the formation/competition of many pools/miners winning the blocks. We never considered the power costs back then, so we then switched over to mining litecoin for a year or so after that. Did you keep those early mined coins ( both BTC & LTC) or did you sell before the prices got so high? |
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All of the above (nothing to do with bounty campaigns ), but I see it like earning interest on the amount you are holding in your wallet. Great way to earn more coins without the expensive mining rigs and electricity consumption. |
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Maybe better to use a new one every-time, it's so easy to get a new one and then you know that you are safe. Better to listen to the seasoned users on this forum, probably have enough experience to back up their advice |
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If you join the crypto world in December like me and still hodling your bag, there is not much option left other then hodling.
Luckily I got out before the bloodbath. But I did buy again recently, these I will be keeping until the next ATH. |
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