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I'm considering the idea of investing a pair of crores in mining in Delhi.
I do have the space to do it but everything must be started over.
Whether the profitability is higher I was thinking to mine ETH, XMR, Zcash and some other altcoins.
I'm looking for partners, entrepreneurs, members and techies interested in this project.
I also would like to know if anyone has any consideration regarding this project.
Thanks to all.
Prakash
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1) Install Coinomi on your phone (it must be v1.7.2.3 or upper) 2) Add a Bitcoin Cash wallet on it 3) Go to balance, and click the upper right 3 dots. 4) Select "Sweep wallet" 5) Be ready to do it with qrcodes HostFat: thanks for your kind explanation but I still want to be sure before proceeding. I've added the BCH wallet in Coinomi but I can read: "Important Information Learn how to collect your (free) BitcoinCash coins" so when I tap into this field I go to a page where I'm told: "A pop-up dialogue will appear, asking if BitcoinCash should be added. Hit the “ADVANCED SETTINGS” button. If you clicked “Add” instead you need to delete your BitcoinCash wallet and add a new one. In the “Derivation Path” please enter: M/44H/0H/0H - Please note that the characters before “H” are zeroes and not O’s. You will see a greyed path with the same characters. This is just a sample, do NOT assume the path is already typed, please click on the line and start typing the complete text M/44H/0H/0H manually." Now, just to know, I don't have to care about this message as long as I'm importing a private key from a wallet created before 1st of august? Thanks again for your precious help. |
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To just be sure: can I leave my BCC (BCH) on the address they were assigned without any worry of being stolen?
There might be a way to check the balance of the BCC (BCH) I have on that address?
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Thanks everybody for your responses.
Cryptobonds: I performed the withdrawal from Kraken to a paper wallet of Bitaddress.
TheBTCAlex: sorry but I still did not fully understand how to browse into this site: I'll take a while to study it.
Regarding the chances to get stolen of the BTC what are you refering to, exactly?
Actually I'm moving my BTC from a paper wallet address to another just to be ready to send BCC (BCH) whenever possible.
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Hi everyone,
I was wondering whether can be safe to make transactions now without they get lost in the network ending in loosing bitcoin.
I've tried to make a transaction two hours ago for 0.007 btc (o.001 btc fee) and seems to work properly as I already received 6 confirmations.
Before proceeding with a larger sum I wanted to know who experienced delays or whathever else...
Thanks
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You guys are great.
Thanx for your efforts and you advices.
I'll move my BTC in cold storage.
Happy halving to you all!
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I normally leave my BTC in Polo so I can exchange them whenever I want.
During halving I was wondering whether this is advisable, or is better to keep them in cold storage.
What do you think about? Any suggestion?
Thanx to everyone!
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Sorry guys but I'm newbie with openledger and cannot understand how to withdraw my bitcoin.
I've tried to send a part to Poloniex but I can't see anything in "deposit and withdrawal history".
I've also write a message in the chat box of openledger but nobody is answering me.
Any advice is welcome.
Thanx to anybody
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Are there some deadlines for the fork?
Is it expected to be adopted before a certain time?
May it could be during the halving?
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At the end bitcoin price is intended to dump lower then.
Untill the fork time we are still in a experimental use of Bitcoin and that is why I believe people won't be affected by changes as they won't care about Bitcoin.
When the fork will take place?
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Hi dudes, according to this discussion https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/44fs9h/anyone_else_planning_on_doubling_their_coin_on/I was wondering whether the bitcoin price could dump with a hard fork, as the revised protocol with the larger block size is essentially incompatible with the older, more limited protocol. As soon as enough miners have switched to the new protocol, then that one becomes the ‘official’ protocol, as those miners will no longer recognize Bitcoin transactions using the old protocol. But there might be a case where a particular amount of Bitcoin isn’t the same amount across the two incompatible transaction systems, because of tainting. I'm not saying this is a license to print money but as an article of Forbes says "if too many people take advantage of this flaw, thus doubling their Bitcoin stake (or worse), then the value of all Bitcoin would promptly collapse – and given that there are about $5.7 billion of Bitcoin in circulation, such a collapse would be monumental". What are your opinions regarding this? is the future of Bitcoin currency (not the other crypto) in danger? |
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The EU’s executive body has promised new legislation in the Spring to make sure the exchanges and users of virtual currency platforms such as Bitcoin are identifiable and traceable.
Seems price of Bitcoin will fall down?
From what source did you read this? I think that is good news. Legal is better. here is the source! They say "Still, the Paris attacks last November created an atmosphere in which the European Commission must be seen to be doing what it can. For virtual currencies, this is the fallout." I was wondering whether this could lower the price or increase it. I do think as you but I was also thinking that anonymity is a plus too to increase the mass adoption of bitcoin, just like cash is for money (whether this is dodgy or not). |
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The EU’s executive body has promised new legislation in the Spring to make sure the exchanges and users of virtual currency platforms such as Bitcoin are identifiable and traceable.
Seems price of Bitcoin will fall down?
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Hi guys,
I would like to buy bitcoin and start using them but at the current time I've been reading lot about the fork and I'm quite scared bitcoin like we know, is about to change or even disappear because of the blockchain size debate.
Here's a part of what is scaring me the most from one article:
“Iif they bought bitcoins in the hope that it one day takes off and becomes really big, then they should keep an eye on things. If the big-blocks side doesn’t win out then the chances of going mainstream look much worse, and they may wish to rethink their investment.”
The worst-case scenario for the currency is that both Bitcoin XT and Bitcoin core continue to exist alongside each other for a long period of time, with neither fully seizing the mantle of the true heir to Nakamoto’s vision. In such a situation, the currency’s uncertain future could prove permanently damaging to its prospects.
But even if the change goes through relatively quickly, some inattentive users could find themselves out of pocket. Once the block sizes increase (which won’t happen until January 2016, and then only if 75% of the miners have switched to Bitcoin XT), the two versions of bitcoin will be incompatible. Transactions made on one version of bitcoin would not be reflected on the other, essentially rendering null any attempts to spend bitcoin on the “losing” fork after that date.
Since I'm a newbie to BTC any comment regarding this is most welcome.
Thank you
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Thanks Denker for your guide.
Actually I wanted to mean something different.
The whole thing is about the big fork, or if you want, the dispute of the size of blockchain.
There's no chance of growth if developers and entrepreneurs will leave the scene as the bitcoin may fail.
I red a lot of articles arguing about a split about X11, core, classic and other bitcoin communities.
The result could end in different blockchains, or one blockchain which does not accept bitcoins out of certain nodes.
Now the point is: I may be ready for bitcoin but bitcoin is ready for me?
The questions still remain: how can we be so sure the price of bitcoin will keep growing in short/medium term if these are the basis?
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In my opinion now the price is too high.
About two months ago BTC price was less than 300 dollars and from january 2015 up to october 2015 it has remained stable around 200 dollars.
I'm a newbie and joining the bitcoin community now but I do trade stocks.
While it's true never invest with a backward sight i do ask you that are more expert than me here, on which bases and fundamentals do you state the price will rise?
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Can I join your campaign please?
Name: bitscointalker
Rank: Newbie
Post: 5
Activity: 4
Bitcoin address: 31ph6tDxvMDEZ1Y5petXTrTeEKdDcuHZbk
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I really would like to join this campaign, sorry 4 the above msg but I'm the most newbie :-)
Name: bitscointalker
Rank: Newbie
Post: 3
Activity: 2
Bitcoin address: 31ph6tDxvMDEZ1Y5petXTrTeEKdDcuHZbk
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Name: bitscointalker
Rank: Newbie
Bitcoin address: 31ph6tDxvMDEZ1Y5petXTrTeEKdDcuHZbk
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