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I have plenty of BTC in stock, let me know if you need any. 954-895-4889. I can accept most payment methods.
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I posted a thread about how Dotcoin is a promising investment for early adopters ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1209467.0 ), the content of which is below, since it can no longer be seen due to deletion. I used plenty of facts in this article and I believe I made some good points regarding why DOT will probably be lucrative. If someone disagrees with these points that is fine, they can post a counter-argument, but the outright deletion of the thread is over the line. It's pure censorship. I simply request that the thread be undeleted, there was actually good debate starting in it which was when one of the moderators killed it. For the record I am not associated with DOT or Cryptopia, this article is simply my opinion as a cryptocurrency investor. I do not believe an article like this would be deleted for any other coin. moderator note: removed off topic Dotcoin promo.
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For those that don't know there is a strange new 'attack' underway https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-attack-coinkite-reports-malleability-attack-urges-caution/When using blockchain.info wallet any transaction you sent gets sent twice, causing the balance to go negative, at least on the GUI. This is freaking out alot of people, including me when it first happened to me. I sent out around 5 BTC and then suddenly another 5 BTC were sent. Fortunately the remaining BTC were still there, the wallet just went negative even more when I sent those out. Anyways, I sent 1.65 BTC to someone ( https://blockchain.info/tx/0ded68289e93a5db468293f106a8992e03e7125130340c9929a4e72add3c4b15?show_adv=true ) and it showed up on blockchain as usual, at which point the customer left. Before that transaction confirmed I sent 1.15 BTC to myself using the same input (accidentally, to get my btc out of my fucked up blockchain wallet), except I put a transaction fee 5X higher. The 2nd transaction confirmed before the 1st one did, and the $400 of BTC disappeared from the customer's wallet. After much confusion, I sent the 1.65 BTC to the customer again after getting my BTC to a Bitcoin Core wallet and all is now well. People must be getting robbed today though, this is really dangerous. Blockchain.info needs to fix this asap. If I was dishonest I could have easily kept the Bitcoins, they were in my wallet and confirmed.
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