I've asked 3 different places and no one knows.

If you have 100 of a coin that is worth $1. The gwei is 10. How much will the withdrawal fee be?

I want to mine luxcoin, but it's been incredibly hard figuring out how to do it. Been researching on youtube and reddit but there isn't any good info on either.

Can I just buy any "gaming" desktop that has a GPU in it or do I have to build a mining rig for it? I don't want to do that because that is a ton of work and I've never done it before.

No one ever talks about it, but it has a limited number and it is a platform. Is it trash?

Posted this on NEO reddit but no one on there knows.


1. If I go on binance and buy GAS, can I send that to my NEO nano ledger address?

2. If I want to transfer some/all of my NEO to a new wallet, what happens to that GAS linked to that wallet address?

Thanks.

Like Ethereum, NEO and ADA are all platforms that other tokens can run on.

What other coins out there are platforms?

Anyway to do it?

Looking for some NEO people to fill me in on this coin.

I keep hearing it's the Chinese Ethereum, but does that really mean anything?

I can't find any real good answers on it. Apparently there is something called bip 32 and those 24 words create private keys based on that program. Those 24 words in that order will always produce the same private keys.

How does your wallet know not to generate 24 words that are already in use by someone else and what happens if someone even accidentally enters your 24 words?

Do people actually use them to buy stuff? Why are the prices so high? Dash is over $1000 wtf?

Why would you even think to use one of them when you have the top 3 coins available.

I'm just trying to learn, so I'm clearly missing something here. Help me out.

Is is possible for something random like Neo to go to 1, 2, 5, 10k?

So Ethereum is the first one to do the smart contract and they have an extremely high value coin. I've been researching a ton of alt coins and when I go to their web page almost all of them talk about smart contracts and decentralized apps, etc, etc, the same stuff that Ethereum does.

What am I missing here? Why would a company looking to develop an app use one of these random new companies over Ethereum?

Is Ethereum probably gonna survive while all these clones eventually fade away?

If you wanted to store bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin and lets say over 10 altcoins, is the ledger nano the best overall option?

I'm just trying to figure out what most of you guys are using to store multiple coins offline.

Thanks.

Is Ethereum Classic gonna end up getting crushed because Ethereum is way more popular? Any reason to buy Ethereum Classic?