Anyone else having trouble loading accounts on Trezor? v1.6
Stuck on the loading accounts screen
Nope, mine loaded in less than 2 seconds. Won't load in chrome but loaded in Firefox. These chunks of plastic freak me out sometimes. Trezor trouble shooter screen wont load for me in IE 11 ever! Thanks for the tip, clearing cache solved it. |
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Anyone else having trouble loading accounts on Trezor? v1.6
Stuck on the loading accounts screen
Nope, mine loaded in less than 2 seconds. Won't load in chrome but loaded in Firefox. These chunks of plastic freak me out sometimes. |
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Anyone else having trouble loading accounts on Trezor? v1.6
Stuck on the loading accounts screen
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$17,552 because it would close out shorts at 14,500.
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I've opted for the ignore button for him and the "lost roach". A shadow ban of sorts. I've gained nothing from his posts, ever. Just a helpless man without hope or vision who's given zero support to those who do.
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It's a kinda strange sense of certainty I get the more BTC is attacked. The high transaction fees and long confirmations is an increased incentive to hodl. While those new to crypto of the last 30 days are freaking out at BTC's correction and trying to trade alts, I've never felt more bullish in my hodlings. In fact, its exactly what I did before I joined the buy and hodl only team. I'm thinking there's a good possibility of some big news around the corner in response to the past several days.
I can confirm that lots of eager "new" investors got spooked recently. Next gen hodlers?
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February 22nd, 2018 ATH game
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Haven't seen BlindMayorBitcorn for ages. Cashed out, gone sea steading?
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The altcoin market is starting to show a lot of red. This could mean that they are going to crash soon and the money is going to flow to BTC or that they are going to start crashing along side BTC.
Looking at the BTC chart we are stuck in a very well established down channel. I see roughly 4 hits on the support and 4 hits on the resistance. fingers cross we get a bounce off support at 14400, and then a break of resistance at roughly 16000.
One thing that has me concerned about this correction over the other ones this year is the speed. it seems to be a lot slower than the others, I hope this doesn't mean anything.
I think it's going down slow to create the maximum fear value with all those who bought recently. Whoever did the large portion of pumping BTC the last month or so is now banking on sells at the bottom. Not our first rodeo, we all know sooner or later where the price will go. I've got my eye on the 11k-13500 range as a buy. Breaking below 10k will be an extra sweet buy op but if it jumps back from here I won't complain, just won't have cheap coinz. |
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I'm about to update the firmware on my Trezor. Pray for me.  Just did it 5 minutes ago, all good! Really? What version were you on? I aborted the update. I don't know if Bglod is high enough yet to mess with a good thing. I had previously used the beta version to claim btg, now on the latest 1.6 I believe. All smooth, no worries. |
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I'm about to update the firmware on my Trezor. Pray for me. Just did it 5 minutes ago, all good! |
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Trying to claim my bglod from Trezor is a right pain in the ass
How come? In my case it was a piece of cake. Finished in under a minute. In the coin splitting tool I specified the Bitfinex BTG deposit address and they went straight there. Seed not compromised or revealed anywhere. Got some Monero with them at 1/3 of their current price. More than happy! You are one of the lucky ones to have an existing bitfinex account. New registrations are now only allowed with a referral code, and it's impossible to get a referral code yet. People without a bitfinex account will have to dump their BTG on a dodgier exchange like yobit. Another option is to use Changelly. I've used them before, to change some BTG to another coin, and it worked flawlessly. Use Bittrex, I registered and got the 100k withdraw limit all inside of an hour or so. Got a chunk of BTG sitting there now waiting for the big move. |
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Pump it to 10k Rog, we'll all join then, promise  |
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Ok serious question u guys
in what way is Btc better than BCash ?
from what i read online
BCash does everything btc does only better
SegWit Coin has far superior censorship going on ... I mean who on Earth with a straight face can say it's better to have 50$+ TX fees and over 250k unconfirmed transactions ? Just to wait for Lightning Networks? Which nobody knows if it ever will work and it will create on top centralized Super Hubs which Banks are going to control because it requires a license as money transmitter... And the trolls start their bla bla bla... Gonna have to unignore someone to make room for you. Welcome! |
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Bitcoin doesn't dip anymore  Think of a tsunami that ironically sucks the water all the way out first. One hell of a wave if it comes, or maybe this is the wave? I'll ride it! Exciting time to be involved. |
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20k broken on Coin Market Cap Bitcoin doesn't dip anymore |
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Sleep? 19500 incoming on stamp.
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My short term thinking of Lightning network, and do doubt "limited vision" is a separate settlement chain that would be funded via BTC only. An idea similar to tether which will follow value movement of BTC and have an unlimited cap. It would only be created and issued as deposits of BTC are made into the network and able to scale to unlimited users where transaction which would be instantaneous and settled on said network. Only BTC transactions to the network would incur the mining fees and be recorded on the blockchain. All BTC collected by lightning network would be immediately available for public purchase via any available pairs.
Ya, I know, there are holes in my proposal and surely easy to shoot down. Just feeling excited and dreaming into what will come after a couple shots of celebratory wiskey.
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You're taking on societies entire value constructs with your argument which is ironically one of the largest utilities of bitcoin today. Borderless, trustless, deflationary, voluntary participation, secure, indiscriminate, and unrevocable. All the things central banking can't be. It offers peaceful participation of choice in the monetary revolution we're seeing today and that sir is a massive utility towards positive change. I participate because I believe this.
You people cannot be serious. You're reading off a fictional list of traits from pumpers like Andreas Antonopolous. It's NOT possible to create a decentralized digital currency, only ones that either start completely centralized from day one, or centralize more by the day. In other words, you're either lying to people on purpose to try and profit from pump and dumps, or you don't know enough about the subject to comment. I used to believe there may be some type of way to fix things, but no, there's not. Bitcoin doesn't even remove counter party risk. The amount of lies surrounding bitcoin is honestly astonishing. O'rly, that's all you got? Seems like you'd rather squelch any hope and belief in folks rather than support a positive idea in which you certainly cannot predict the outcome and then shill for PM's which are proven to be cornered and manipulated. It's not like we believe you genuinely care about us and our finances. You don't, you just really want to be right. Well, there's a lot of money and attention flowing into BTC over the past 7 years that says GFY. Sorry, not sorry, you got r0ached. |
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This is called distribution and its precisely the reason it will work.
A pump and dump is not "distribution". A bitcoin is an imaginary object that provides no real world utility. You can't eat it, you can't build something with it, you can do nothing with it but try to con someone into giving you a real world object of value for it. This is why any monetary instrument not connected to the real world as physical commodity is inherently an immoral scam whether it's US dollars or bitcoins: The real crux of the situation is that money is an imaginary or social construct humans use to try and gain leverage over one another, and so the further you abstract human trade away from barter, the bigger an immoral scam you have created. THIS is why only physical commodity currencies can be money, whether it's gold, silver, oil, wheat, or what have you. Anything that does not have some type of roots in the real world is a flat out scam because you're inherently trying to con other humans into accepting something of no value for a real world good of value.
You're taking on societies entire value constructs with your argument which is ironically one of the largest utilities of bitcoin today. Borderless, trustless, deflationary, voluntary participation, secure, indiscriminate, and unrevocable. All the things central banking can't be. It offers peaceful participation of choice in the monetary revolution we're seeing today and that sir is a massive utility towards positive change. I participate because I believe this. |
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