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Hello! Selling domain name https://tether.info/This is super Premium domain, so I want to sell it expensive! If you want to buy this domain for you project about USDT - write email and give me your Telegram: tetherinfo@protonmail.comAlso I have domain: bitcoinlottery.info |
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Folks, some of us interested recently about Monero and Litecoin forks and now the updated information about this stuff appeared. Meet new altcoin from Japan. It is called Sumokoin and it is Monero fork. It is even safer and more anonymous. I like this coin and hope it will become like Mona! Yes now there are not much Volume (24h) - only 10000$ - 15000$ but it is growing in time. And market cap is 120 bitcoins. But lets do this coin new Japan Mona! Early investors will receive great award! https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/sumokoin/ Here is the video about its mining https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9lPBA25X9E |
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Is there way to receive notification (email for example) when somebody send me ethereum? For myetherwallet or maybe for some another wallet.
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A financial markets regulator in Dubai has joined a growing list of authorities around the world to issue a warning on initial coin offerings (ICOs). The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), the financial regulator of a purpose-built international financial free zone in Dubai, has drawn attention to token sales by urging investors to be wary of ‘unique risks’ inherent in ICOs. “These offerings should be regarded as high-risk investments” the regulator stated. You can read further here: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/dubai-financial-regulator-issues-ico-warning/amp/Every government start afraiding of cryptocurrencies. And with sauce of helping people that proclaimed such things. |
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How new Alts / Scamcoins steal your Bitcoins
It seems every day a new alt coin pops up. They are easy to make - most are just clones of coins
that were programmed by someone else and just given a new name, a few graphic tweaks, etc. to make it look new.
It doesn’t take much work - a new scam coin is born. Most of the devs who create these coins have only one intention - to steal bitcoins from others. This explains how they do it.
First they clone an existing coin, make a few tweaks, make a website (which helps scam coins look legit) then they pre-mine a good amount of coins which they will dump later on.
After the coin is up and ready for launch it is Announced on various sites - bitcointalk.org, reddit, etc.
They get the coin listed on an exchange or two and then deposit a portion of their pre-mine coins they already
have saved up. They may make a few Bitcoins after their coin gets listed, but this is not the way they
intend to get your Bitcoins. They let their coin do whatever the market wants for a month or two, maybe try to hype it up a little thru various forums and trollboxes to help legitimize it. They don’t want to pump it as soon as it gets listed on an exchange - this would be obviously suspicious.
Then the day comes where they decide to make their move. They start by buying up the orders on
the exchange(s) to start driving up the price to give the illusion that their coin is starting to take of. This doesn’t cost them anything because they pre-mined the coins for free and the Bitcoins they are using to buy up the orders go back to them because they are buying the scamcoin from themselves anyways. After us innocent, unsuspecting users see that this alt
is moving up a large percent is when we start putting our bitcoin orders in so we don’t miss out on this coin that seems to be really taking off. As soon as enough orders are put in / coins are bought - when the scammer devs are happy with the amount of BTC they have acquired, they dump the rest of their pre-mined coins on the order book to buy
up any lower bitcoin orders still on the books. Congratulations, you have just become a bag holder of a worthless scamcoin that is back to its previous price of next to nothing, the devs have conned you out of your bitcoins and will let their scam coin die to start working on their next scam.
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How new Alts / Scamcoins steal your Bitcoins
It seems every day a new alt coin pops up. They are easy to make - most are just clones of coins
that were programmed by someone else and just given a new name, a few graphic tweaks, etc. to make it look new.
It doesn’t take much work - a new scam coin is born. Most of the devs who create these coins have only one intention - to steal bitcoins from others. This explains how they do it.
First they clone an existing coin, make a few tweaks, make a website (which helps scam coins look legit) then they pre-mine a good amount of coins which they will dump later on.
After the coin is up and ready for launch it is Announced on various sites - bitcointalk.org, reddit, etc.
They get the coin listed on an exchange or two and then deposit a portion of their pre-mine coins they already
have saved up. They may make a few Bitcoins after their coin gets listed, but this is not the way they
intend to get your Bitcoins. They let their coin do whatever the market wants for a month or two, maybe try to hype it up a little thru various forums and trollboxes to help legitimize it. They don’t want to pump it as soon as it gets listed on an exchange - this would be obviously suspicious.
Then the day comes where they decide to make their move. They start by buying up the orders on
the exchange(s) to start driving up the price to give the illusion that their coin is starting to take of. This doesn’t cost them anything because they pre-mined the coins for free and the Bitcoins they are using to buy up the orders go back to them because they are buying the scamcoin from themselves anyways. After us innocent, unsuspecting users see that this alt
is moving up a large percent is when we start putting our bitcoin orders in so we don’t miss out on this coin that seems to be really taking off. As soon as enough orders are put in / coins are bought - when the scammer devs are happy with the amount of BTC they have acquired, they dump the rest of their pre-mined coins on the order book to buy
up any lower bitcoin orders still on the books. Congratulations, you have just become a bag holder of a worthless scamcoin that is back to its previous price of next to nothing, the devs have conned you out of your bitcoins and will let their scam coin die to start working on their next scam.
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what is your current crypto position?
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Did Satoshi and other whales shoot bitcoin in the foot by letting the price climb too fast a year ago on the run up to $1200? Would it have been more responsible for those larger holders to sell off parts of their holdings to keep Bitcoin from rising too high too fast? It seems now many new prospective investors are apprehensive about investing because of the market's volatility even though thats where money can be made. I know its easy to say what should have been done in retrospect, because most of us had no idea the value would come plummeting back down the way it did. Although it feels like it at the moment, I don't think bitcoin is a failure because it has lost around 70% in the last year. If you look at the last four years we are still up a significant percentage, and anyone who's been around that long knows that these drastic drops in BTC prices are nothing new but can be discouraging to new investors. It seems we have found a nice floor at $300 and though this stability is not much fun for daytraders, its good for bitcoin to be used as it was intended - traded for goods and services not a speculative vehicle or get rich quick scheme.
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noticed that gox is offline and trading halted. is this the end of gox for good?
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it seems that with latest goxxing a question most of us now have on our minds about exchanges is - Regulate or Keep Unregulated? If one exchange can bring this much chaos to the market, then the obvious looming doubt most of us will fear is that it will happen again. I believe there definitely needs to be exchanges that can guarantee us (as their paying clients) that our funds cannot be frozen or locked in their exchanges. I'm sure there has to be some way to do this through the correct programming, whether or not it would be compatible with the current BTC protocol i cannot say for certain, but i would assume so. With that said it seems like the biggest hurdle is finding an exchange or company that will remain honest and cannot be bought out by special interests. any thoughts ideas?
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when GOx finally enables withdrawals will we see a rally or crash. gox will supposedly be limiting withdrawals so maybe there wont be enough coins being moved to influence the market very much
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you can vote for multiple if you use multiple. let me know if i forgot any or should remove any.
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is there a chart or stat that you can look at that will give you information such as USD or Bitcoins being moved to the exchanges? this would be useful info to have for "whale watching" or speculating. because you know the exchanges are privy to this info and can act accordingly to it, so why shouldnt we?
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warning: China has shut off the internets. Al Gore is working on a satellite patch.
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i'm sure this poll has been done before, but we all love poles right?
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or is it just me and my popcorn beer?
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anyone try any of the new btc gambling sites that offer blackjack or roulette? any luck with these sites?
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we're all anticipating a big crash, but maybe the whales dont have as much impact as they did a year or two ago?
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