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Hi! I've been using Binance P2P (Peer-to-Peer) services for quite some time now, and I'm really interested in exploring this opportunity to become a Binance P2P merchant to add as another source of active income to my arsenal. However, I'm not entirely sure about the nitty gritty stuff on how one can profit from this niche, and I thought you guys might be of great help in seeking some guidance from those who have experience with it. Any warnings, tips, and suggestions are highly appreciated. For context, this question has also been posted in our local [1] section, but I don't think our local members have any idea of what it's like to become a merchant, so maybe I could get some insight about this here. Related threads I have found: Binance P2P - any experience/opinions?
[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5469715.0 |
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Hi everyone!!
Just wanted to ask if there are people here who has an experience in doing p2p exchange in Binance as MERCHANT? Can anyone share their experience? Any tips on how to get started on a safe side? Your inputs are very much appreciated!
For context, I am asking kasi gusto ko rin talaga mag establish ng panibagong active income since matagal na rin naman akong gumagamit ng service nila and feeling ko mas okay din kung i-buy and sell ko yung bitcoin stash na mayroon ako sa isang established platform. You know -- side hustle!!
Very much appreciated.
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Hi! Just wanna share my experience using their service and all I can say is that I am not happy with GCrypto's bitcoin onchain transaction fee. Hayop! pa-share share pa ako ng GCrypto update dati tapos hindi ko rin naman pala magugustuhan   Kung makikita ninyo, around 1.5k - 1.6k yung transaction fee, mas malaki pa ata yan sa coins.ph saka Binance. Although aware naman akong may cut sila diyan pero hindi pa rin understandable lalo na segwit address naman yung magre-receive ng funds. I have no choice but to convert them back to PHP para maiwasan yung ganong kalaking fee. Saka ayoko lang din talaga itrade sa XRP for cheaper withdrawal alternative. Yun lang naman yung rant ko so don't make the same mistake I did. |
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Heya!
I was wondering if there is a specific career roadmap in cybersecurity that is related to Web3 or cryptocurrency in general. I mean, with the introduction of blockchain technology, it's kind of difficult to think about how cybersecurity will contribute to mitigating threats presented in blockchain since it is immutable by itself.
As for my background, aside from my hobbies in digital arts, I am a graduating student taking a 4-year computer-related course, and I have decided to pursue a career in cybersecurity, which I know is a vast and difficult field, especially when finding an entry-level job. Since I am also interested in Bitcoin, I think pursuing a cybersecurity career closely related to Web3 applications or crypto, in general, is a good idea. I am currently taking the newest Google Cybersecurity Certification, though!
Any input would be appreciated!
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As the title says, may market kaya dito yung niche na kapag nainitan yung mug, may lalalabas na design, say for example design ng favorite cryptocurrency ninyo or just simple bitcoin? I mean kaysa sa bitcoin t-shirt na pwedeng maging cause ng " $5 wrench attack" [1], why not a magic mug na usually kayo lang nakakakita while enjoying your cup of favorite coffee or tea.  Source: https://papermints.ph/product/magic-mug-personalized-gifts/[1] https://chainsec.io/wrench-attack/ |
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Share ko lang tong bitcoin tshirt na nakita ko sa SM Department Store ng NORTH EDSA branch. Baka makatulong sa mga naghahanap ng mga bitcoin related merch hahaha. Hindi ko na tiningnan yung presyo kasi nagmamadali ako haha, pero ang cool lang tingnan na may nagbebenta pala ng ganyan sa market ngayon. Yun lang |
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I'll just the link the recently published news by BitPinas: https://bitpinas.com/cryptocurrency/gcrypto-now-available-to-select-users/Nakita ko lang din sa Facebook kasi may ilang users na nakaka-access sa GCrypto tab lately. Kung tutuusin parang parehas lang din yan sa service na ino-offer ng Maya, Coins.ph, saka ABRA, which means custodial wallet pa rin yan at hindi mo hawak yung private key mo. Shinare ko lang kasi baka may madala ng hype tapos bumili ng sandamakmak na crypto tapos sa Gcash lang itatambak which is a BIG NO. The point is, ngayong nagiging mainstream na yung crypto sa average joe, most likely maraming newbies na papasok without knowing even the slightest security measures to protect their hard earned money. So kapag may nagtanong, you can simply say that after they bought their crypto asset, you can tell na dapat nilang ilagay sa non-custodial wallet like Electrum/Bluewallet or much better any mainstream hardware wallets lalo kung pang long-term naman nila yan iho-hold. Of course, okay lang naman na i-hold pa rin sa gcash if and only if small amount lang yon for daily transaction or if they are actively trading. Yun reminder lang naman kasi mukhang i-lalaunch na nila yan soon. Some useful links: - https://cryptosec.info/- https://electrum.org/#download- https://bluewallet.io/- LIST Open Source Hardware Wallets |
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Heya! Just want to introduce this website full of masterclass courses that could somehow help you upskill kapag may free time kayo. For now uploaded lang siya sa google drive and these masterclasses comprises of file format in mkv and pdf, so expect na may videos and manuals. Nag request na din ako ng content about cryptocurrency in general so hintay hintay na lang. Here it is. [1] https://jeremy-layson.github.io/ |
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Ey! For those noots out there, I just discovered that nootropicsnowph [1] is accepting bitcoin payments [2] which is a plus for people who are lazy enough to trade their BTC to PHP in Binance. Hindi ko pa personally na try kasi sa lazada ako bumili ng product nila, lately ko lang naman na may btc payment pala, pero baka sa susunod na order ko try ko yung BTC payments. Sa dami ng shits sa school, need ko ng boost for focus and mental endurance kaya nag opt-in ako mag take ng noopept. But of course, need pa rin ng proper sleep, clean foods, saka good sleep para ma optimize yung effect nung stimulant.  [1] https://nootropicsnowph.com[2] https://nootropicsnowph.com/faqs/#1553095128962-cbabf2f0-39e4PS. Not affiliated sa site. |
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Heya! Can anyone share their bitcoin node setup? I am just looking for some ideas which I hope I can implement slowly. You can also share the hardware specification . And also I have found another alternative for raspberry pi 4 named Beelink MINI S [1]. Would this be any better for Raspberry Pi 4? Looking at their website, it looks like the MINI PC includes 8GB of RAM, so you'll basically need 1 or 2 TB of SSD to complete the setup.  [1] https://www.bee-link.com/catalog/product/index?id=302
Related threads: - [Guide] How to run a Bitcoin Core full node for under 50 bucks! | topic=5364742.0- Most Efficient Way To Run A Full Node? | topic=5295984.0 |
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Hey everyone,
For privacy related concerns, I am planning to switch from Windows OS to Linux Mint as this is my first time using Linux distributions for my daily driver especially in crypto related usage.
But the question is, would there be any Electrum/Ledger Live and Linux Mint compatibility issues that would otherwise degrade my user experience? I know that Debian is the granddaddy of mint, so if there is anyone who used/has idea on debian based distro on their crypto related stuff, your inputs are very much appreciated.
Also any tips in mind to properly use the OS and not breaking it?
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Heya, currently decluttering my email accounts due to spam and unwanted messages that forces me to change my email on my bitcointalk account for the sake of having a clean slate as well as security. This will also serve as a proof that this account wasn't hacked nor changed hands.-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is Maus0728 from bitcointalk.org, today is 1st of August 2022.
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----
Version: Bitcoin-qt (1.0)
Address: 1G3UYV95L7PAMBgfmVZAeFQMqKrrWxfAnz
IOwkZIPytid/VfsLqiGSXays8WEfTaEr5fc4c/eSjpIfDz9w8YDSpAJN59bdVaQ8tMc0EDGB4kE5/QQx+U1Plkk=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNATURE----- The address was also staked almost 2.5 years ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg53425606#msg53425606Regards, Maus0728 |
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Heya! I've managed to replace the faulty OLED screen today and I am happy to share this little update with everyone! This is also my first ever upload on Youtube. For those who don't know, this has been my issue after using the hardware wallet for a year as stated in my previous post [1]. Replacement Process Video Link: https://youtu.be/hnJKEoBHZdYDifficulties I have encountered.- Personally, I find it difficult to remove the case. I didn't have any repair tools, so I just used an office cutter with an incredibly thin blade to make a small opening so I could completely separate it with a not-so-important card. Due to my incredibly amateurish work, I consequently created dents on the plastic case.  - As you can see, I did not include the PCB assembly back into its case in the video because it took me about 1.5 hours of trial and error. The buttons aren't glued, and putting the PCB and LCD back into the case is insanely wonky. This is also, I believe, the most important part because you have to be very careful not to pinch or apply excessive pressure to the ICs soldered on the PCB, particularly the large IC in the middle. - DO NOT FORCE the PCB down into the case when assembling the parts because doing so could easily damage the two buttons that are embedded in the hardware. With a little practice and care, you can gently shoot the USB port into the casing hole without harming the components. Thereafter, the hardware would then simply reposition itself.  The only difference I've noticed is that once the wallet is placed together properly, the metal clasp tends to loosen, making it extremely easy to rotate. Before, you could still feel how tight and rough the cover is when you played with it. Fortunately, I was able to replace the screen without a problem and with only minor damage to the casing. And so far, before writing this post, I've just finished resetting it, giving me an additional hardware wallet that I can use for other purposes. 
[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5393971.0 |
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Well, I know this isn't a concern but I was curious to know how the hell this Newbie account's post does not reflect in the " Show the last posts of this person" The post count says he had 6 previous post which is true[1], but it isn't reflected in the history. Plus, there are lots of them. I am suspecting that posts in ANN(Altcoins) is counted but does not reflect in the history? I may have missed this. [1] https://ninjastic.space/search?author=kurry&board=159 |
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Heya! Is it possible to remove all of the threads from my "Current Topic Notifications"? I know I can check all the threads at once by using the checkbox next to " Started by." However, I have more than 80+ pages of threads to clear, and repeating the same process is time-consuming. Is there a bot or SMF function that I'm overlooking? This is the only time I've used these settings in all my years on the forum...LOL:  |
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First and foremost, there are really no popular bookies platform that offers crypto bets on Valorant. I just found recently that Thunderpick offers betting but haven't tried it yet.
To those who aren't fond of Valorant tournaments. You can visit the tournaments happening around the world here >> https://liquipedia.net/valorant/Main_PageIt seems that the Valorant had been grown since its first beta release back in 2020. And no wonder that some of users here already asked if the game [1] would be good to be featured in bookies, but apparently only less platforms that are onto crypto accepts it. Still now, I only found Thunderpick but still has problems whether to use it (it uses their own coin system and not really a direct crypto betting). Also, sportsbet.io still haven't implemented Valorant. So if someone will recommend bookies that accept crypto as betting payment, please let us all know  The purpose of this thread is to follow the current major tournaments of valorant in each region, use this thread as basis in some fiat betting platforms, and give us our thoughts until some crypto bookies will be up and accept Valorant bets. I'll try my best to update this thread from time to time
my bets are those bold-typed teams. games as of -- March 18, 11:45PM UTCNA REGIONCloud9 vs Optic Gaming -- Sentinels vs TheGuard -- Knights vs XSet -- EMEA REGIONM3 Champions vs Guild Esports -- G2 Esports vs Team Liquid -- APAC REGIONMade in Thailand vs Boom Esports -- Persija Esports vs PapeRex -- Oblivion Force vs South Built Esports -- Bleed Esports vs XERXIA -- BRAZIL REGIONKeyd Stars vs Gamelanders Blue -- Gamelanders Blue vs FURIA Esports -- LATAM REGIONE-Xolos LAZER vs KRÜ Esports -- Leviatán vs FUSION -- What are your thoughts guys? What is your stand with the teams you are looking forward to win?
[1] - VALORANT Betting (just a reference) |
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Hi everyone! I just wanna ask if there's interest in an application that uses machine learning to identify potentially fraudulent NFT games. Machine Learning is basically an approach in which we feed raw data to an application/machine and it learns something on its own[1]. And I understand that there is a lot of data to examine, such as their website, github repository, whitepaper and fake team to be utilized as Artificial Intelligence training data, and so on...but is there even a demand for it? Is this a worthwhile research project?On the other hand, I discovered a previous study[2] that utilizes the similar process but instead of NFT, they identify scam ICOs, which provides me an idea for this study's topic. With the NFT games at peak, will this topic be helpful in many ways? [1] https://www.expert.ai/blog/machine-learning-definition/#:~:text=Machine%20learning%20is%20an%20application,it%20to%20learn%20for%20themselves. [2] https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.03670*Self moderated for unconstructive posts* |
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Okay! I admit that I have been researching the art and science of technical analysis a lot these past few days, and I believe I am now on the rabbit hole of T.A in which I encountered one particular trader who introduces the concept of trends, S/R, accumulation, and distribution that helps a lot of technical traders to view the chart on a different level. I discovered a trader named Kewltech who has published numerous blogposts that help many traders improve their trading system. However, only a few [1] of them are still available on the internet, and the blogsite [2] itself is now restricted for access. Does any of your have managed to save some of this blog? Alternative link of compilation? Or just simply a .pdf file? You'll definitely find some of his articles invaluable upon reading them. [1] https://web.archive.org/web/20150703075031/http://spaztiksstockplanet.blogspot.com/[2] http://kewltech.blogspot.com/ |
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