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Hello all. I am looking to buy some physical crypto coins. Specifically, I am looking for the dash physical coins I sold years ago or the 0.25xmr coins but I am open to buying others. I am also willing to trade 2018 satori coins if interested in swaps.
Please post what you have. Thanks.
Edit: I am only looking for loaded coins.
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Hello. I am fairly new to the osmosis liquidity pools and have some questions that someone here can probably answer.
How do the rewards get distributed?
I have scoured the internet and cannot figure it out. So I will just explain it here and hope someone answers...
I am invested into Osmosis Pool #1 - Atom/Osmo I superfluid stake the Osmo.
The reward calculation says 19%APY Comprised of: - Fees ~ 2.5 % - superfluid staking ~ 3.5 % - External added osmo ~ 13 %
OK. That all sounds great. I do get a daily distribution in osmosis - BUT!!!
Every attempt to calculate the APY based on the daily distribution of OSMO received is way lower than 19%.
My calculation is: (daily reward X 365) / (OSMO LP Balance X 2) and that comes out to something like 8% APY.
SO. What am I missing?
I am used to LP shares gaining value from the FEES in other protocols... Do the LP shares in OSMOS gain the fees so the Atom/Osmo value grows?
Either way, that still wouldn't explain an 8% APY... as the External Added Osmo is supposed to be 13%
Anyone? Thank you?
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I am interested in expanding my investment portfolio and have found some interest in interchain operable projects such as polkaDOT and COSMOS. I have really only looked into these 2 options as the market caps are in the range of where I would like to invest, meaning: significant funding for development, large community support, institutional interest, room for price growth.
One of the most attractive parts of these projects is the staking rewards, and seemingly endless airdrops. It almost seems like a no-brainer to get involved in one of these projects now that the crypto winter is coming to an end. Staking APY along with price growth is unreal: Dot ~ 11% and Cosmos ~ 20%.
I currently am leaning towards Cosmos because, on the surface, it seems to offer better rewards: double staking rewards, airdropped projects like Celestia... But something has to be going on for polkaDOT as the marketcap is nearly 2X that of Cosmos. So I am obviously missing something.
Anyways, I am looking for input from the community.
Which one do you believe has a better potential? What are the pros and cons of each? Or simply, which one would you choose and why?
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After almost 9 years of playing around with bitcoin and cryptos I have nearly seen it all.
The Fall of Mt. Gox was all the rage, the crypto markets collapsed for years, and yet, it seemed like there was just so much more potential during that time, so much excitement and shilling... The markets collapsed, but the communities were strong.
Now seems different...
The crypto winter kicked off and the first casualty was Luna... 6 months later we watched Ftx collapse, and now many "Trustworthy" and "Safe" exchanges are playing games with user funds due to the mismanagement of assets and too much exposure to Ftx. What happens next?
Did too many people get burned too bad this time?
Is the negative outlook too much now?
I worry that this may be the beginning of the end to many long lasting projects and potentially bitcoin itself... This crypto winter has at least another year to run its course and we are still watching the FTX fallout unravel. It's some tough times, indeed... All the bags of worthless tokens that were once projects of potential.
Anyone out there have words of encouragement regarding the future of crypto? Anything the future holds to look forward to?
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I have some physical crypto coins I gathered over the past year that I'm looking to get rid of. They are in capsule and holograms are intact 5x - 0.25 DASH = 1.25 Dash 1x - 0.5 LTC  Starting Bid 0.01BTC Shipping included within USA. Auction ends @ 5pm est.
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This is my first time peeling a coin and i'm having issues. I would believe that the collectible community would be able to help.
I have a self loadable denarium coin that I put some btc on. I used the wallet card with the address provided.
When I peel the sticker, and input the private key, it doesn't load the correct address with the btc.
The sticker E#### code matches the wallet code so It should be right.
Anyone with an idea of what to do??
EDIT:
Seems like I need to convert the private key to a compressed WIF format... Anyone know how to do this
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 ___ I have 4 extra 2019 Steem Silver Rounds with associated COA's for sale. Price: 0.0065 BTC each (includes shipping within U.S. only)
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I am looking for someone who can do a trade with me for paypal.
I need roughly $300 in BTC.
1st. I understand Paypal isn't the best option as the transactions are reversable, but I really don't have much of an option otherwise. So hopefully someone here will accept this trade as being legit and work with me.
2nd. I only will deal with trusted members. No Newbs, schemes, or what-not. Your not going to scam me and I won't scam you. Lets just be real, make a deal, and move on with life.
Lastly, I'm busy all day today. So this transaction will have to happen tomorrow or the 21st.
Post here first, I will pm those I'm willing to deal with. Thanks.
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I know BitcoinTalk loves Ideas, and well it just so happens, I have an idea
It's probably the best idea ever. It's gonna make millio... No... Billions of dollars. It could be the next best thing since The Silk Road or Mt. Gox
But first - I need to pull the gun and get this thing going. Now that I have allocated some funding to getting it done. That thing is a Website.
Now, Rest assured, I have no experience creating a website... And I'm quite bad at making decisions. I have though, made 1 prime decision - I'm gonna do it and it's gonna happen
I watched hours upon hours of YouTube videos recommending where and how to do it - unfortunately, I assume each and every one of those youtubers are getting paid to shill a site regardless of how good it is. And there is too many options.
So- this is where your information is worth GOLD.
I'm going to need a website I can post content to, can easily change up and add to on a daily basis.
1. What Do-it-yourself all-in-one complete package Website builder would you recommend? 2. What Hosting would you recommend?
3. Would I be better off paying someone to build what I want? (If you build websites. Post a price)
4. Most importantly - A realistic cost associated with building and maintaining a website.
All responses will be treasured dearly and very helpful responses will be merited accordingly. Thanks for your time.
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You know what gets my gears grinding... My bubble to pop... My cheeks to tighten?
People who don't understand trading Bitcoin and are literally stupid about investing.
Here goes... My brother-in-law is one of these idiota's - Let me explain.
I was all about telling him to buy into some BTCBTC when it was sub $300 back like 3 years ago. Just buy 1 or 2 I said - Whats $500? He said NO, NO, NO - Not for me. So I left him alone about it. Then come last year - When Bitcoin hit $15k - Guess what? He Buys In! *at the time I did a quick facepalm* Seriously buys in after it pumps some 50x...
Anyways - Long story short - He lost like $5k after the collapse and he sold.
Now a couple months back, I was suggesting that $3.5k bitcoin might be a good time to get in again and redeem his loses... Figuring it's like 1/4th the price he originally bought at.
And he says... "NO, NO, NO. Not for me - I learned my lesson"
No Dumb-Ass... You didn't learn shit!
Why is it - that people are so ready to buy AFTER it pumps 50X - And then cry or call BTC a scam after they lost their ass? But won't touch BTC once it stabilizes after a collapse?
Please Share you Stupid Bitcoin Trader Stories if you have em
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Hey there - It's been some years since mining was interesting to me.
I really only mined Bitcoin with a 5gh/s miner way back when 5gh/s was an awesome miner. But I had always wanted to try out CPU mining.
Does someone have a good idea on what a first miner would be for someone just getting into it. I hear a bunch about graphics cards - but i'm not really sure where to begin.
I'm looking to get a small miner going in the background that doesn't cost much just to start out.
Ideas? please share!
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2019 is here and it's that time of year again - The 2019 Steem Rounds are being talked about and will most likely become a reality in a short period of time. I'm pretty excited to see these 2019 rounds, the 3rd edition, come to life. After looking through my collection - I still have 1 of the 2018 rounds left - Which I would be willing to part with. Its #920/1500 The 2018 round for sale is on the right  ___ Starting bid: 0.01 BTCEnds: 2/10/19 (Sunday) @ 8pm CST Free U.S. shipping only.
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Here is the simple scoop...
I'm supposed to receive shares of a company for working with them during there ICO... *Actual Shares, as they decided to not do a token route at the moment and instead wanted to issue actual legal stock/shares of the company.
Does anyone know how this would work tax-wise as I will have to claim them. I had to do the whole w-9 deal, so I have to.
Will I have to pay taxes for Just receiving the shares - taxed at ordinary income? Or will I only have to pay taxes when I actually sell the shares?
My concern is this... If 'Technically', based on ICO price, I recieve like $50k worth of shares, But I can not sell these shares anytime in the next year(s)... Am I still liable to pay the taxes on the $50k ICO price at the time I recieve them?
What if the exchange rate makes my $50k worth $0 and I have no option to sell?
I'm completely confused - and can't find a good answer... I'm tempted to just bail on it, write it off. I don't want to get screwed owing taxes on something potentially worthless - especially with the state of the markets.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Hello to all my favorite people on the best platform for BTCBTCI could use some information and direction. I would like to verify my account here. I heard the way to do this is to sign a message using your Bitcoin account? As sad as it may be... After being involved in crypto for like 5years... I still don't know how to do this  Yes, I don't know how to sign a message. I'm sure it's easy as hell. Anyways, if someone could give me the run-down It would be much appreciated! And then if I could get directed to a thread to post the message for verification.
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Hello  I am currently seeking a user that can trade on the DDEX exchange as I cannot access that exchange. I have some tokens I would like to sell, apparently DDEX has the pair. Unfortunately, I can't see the markets so I don't know how the liquidity looks on this token pair... But I do have a nice stash and would like to sell a good amount. I'm willing to pay someone to do this exchange. Or better yet, I would prefer to sell the tokens for a discount. Please Reply on this thread and we can discuss further.
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 One of the most active forums here on BCT is the Altcoin DiscussionA new thread will fill up with such amazing and repetitive responsives, in which, if you would actually read some of them... they don't make any sense? Now before you jump to assumptions - I will make it clear, I'm not suggesting there is a massive multi-accounting horde opperating in the background trying to make their weekly posting standards by creating/responding the same garbage day-in/day-out... Hell no- that would be crazy... I'm also not suggesting that most of these responses are from un-intelligent people with terrible language skills. Athought there is a unconvient correlation between Jr. users and the massive popularity on these threads - I would never think that these new users are bots or multi's or simply building up activity and merit hunting - No not that. But, there is a ton of garbage. The same user has like 7 topics on the front page asking the same retorical question that has been questioned time and time again until... The end of time. What are your thoughts!!?What to invest in? Will Eth Moon? Bitcoin Dump Should I sell? How do you profit? Scam? What to Buy? Sell? Moon? Death? Sir?
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Right now is a tough time for anybody holding tokens. The HODL strategies put into effect a mere 3 months ago have cost portfolios a huge % loss in value... I myself have witnessed thousands upon thousands in value destruction. Hrmmm, but what to do now?
Although I have watched, slowly and painfully, tokens descend in value equivalent to a brand new Cadillac down to a value where I cant even sell them for a used 1980s Ford where the bumper falls off...
Instead, I opted to HODL… But the question remains... Should one effectively Sell-Out and take that broke down ford valuation now? OR. Does one still HODL and dream of Lambos full of Women and cocaine?
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I'm not even sure where I should Post this, figuring it's a service - It is being posted here, if you have other thoughts on where it should be then please feel free to make that suggestion.
Anyways... I am looking for an Accredited Investor or a Pool that can invest into ICO's requiring Accredited investors. Basically I would like to invest into an ICO that is for accredited investors and unfortunatly I am not an accredited investor and I'm looking for options to get in.
I'm not even sure if this exist, but I would suspect someone out there is running something like this for a fee.
The ICO is "Hydera HashGraph". Even better would to have a trusted member also be accredited and let me "Piggy Back" on the ICO investment.
If anyone has ideas, options, or references to a service like this please comment. Thanks
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My BTC is tied down and could use some leverage
Loan: 0.1BTC Duration: up to 30days
interest: negotiable, would prefer 5%
Collateral: 140-150% EDO or NCASH. Both are traded heavily on Binance.
I will only deal with trusted lenders.
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These just arrived in the mail today!I have been looking forward to these rounds all year, pretty excited to see the final design in my hand. ___  ___ (History) Last year, a collaborative effort took place on Steemit (within the group #steemsilvergold - great people there  ) and they were able to pool together the money and designed a silver collectors round for the users of Steemit! The 2017 round was hot and so the group decided to continue on with a yearly addition, in which the design is created and collectively voted on by the community. It is truly a Community CoinThese rounds are 1oz 0.999 silver, limited to 1500 coins where each coin is side etched its specific number and accompanied with a COA. ___ (2017 - Left. Right - 2018)  ___  ___ I currently have 2 out of the 4 pictured above that I am willing to sell at the moment. If your interested, you can choose which number you want. 0.01BTC Each. - Shipping included and only in the U.S. Feel free make an offer on both 
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