It is aidropped and they cancelled the last 2 rounds (out of 4) due to spam accounts.
They advertise themselves on their website with 3 pointers.

1. P2P transactions
2. Instant transactions
3. Low Fee's.

I think there are better investment opportunities but I can't say more as that. Can't say I know allot about ETHD aswell.

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone received any dividend pay out on the 1st of October 2017 on waves platform from holding wavesdesk and how much this is?

They are currently being traded for aprox 5-6 cents each.

Can someone also explain the leasing feature? As you can lease your waves to wavesdesk and receive a pay-out?

1. What do they use the waves for?
2. What are the risks?
3. What is the payout leasing wavesdesk per 10 waves, if it varies, aprox?

Can't really find much info on that on their website wavesdesk.com

I think its a bit like the internet.. allot of folks don't know and never want to learn because they consider themselves to old.
Allot of folks will have to learn because corporations they work for use it.
Newer generations like millenials won't have a problem at all.

I'm not sure about government though as its rather tricky with crypto. But maybe we come up with something that's the biggest revolution to governmental powers since democracy got implemented.

But I don't actually think a debt addicted generation can survive anyway. At some point it has to stop, wether that be trough hyper inflation, economical shifts or else.
Printing money and loaning it out on debt, negative interest rates.. it doesn't work..

I'd say buying lump amounts on dips is better for short term trading. I'd also say its more effective for long term holding.

I think that bulk buys vs dollar/averaging each month is entirely dependent on your own financial situation.
If you have a low income its better to dollar/average each month.
If you can spare the money then its best to buy on a dip regardless of longterm/small term holding.

And you base this on what?

Well there could be another recession leading to hyper inflation, countries are far far in debt you know? And there's no actuall way to pay that debt back.

I think its fairly smart to throw a couple of millions into bitcoin if you're a billionaire as a means of securing your position in a next recession.

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Bankera does (ICO phase) ehm GoalBonanza pays dividends not sure if its weekly tho(ICO phase) - WavesDesk(also not sure if weekly and minimum of 100 wavesdesk is required)
WavesDesk also had a 60million Burn, 50% is in the hands of insiders.. I calculated that with 100 wavesdesk and a revenue split of 2million you'd get aprox 5 dollars. (Ibought 100wavesdesk today for 1 wave =5 dollar).

So I put a sell order for SUB on Etherdelta at 40k, now the price has gone up to about 65k (eth). price moved really quick after I put the sell order down.. but

I don't have any ether on my etherdelta account so I can't cancel the order as it says that there's no eth to cover the price of gas and I suppose likewise there isn't any eth to cover the cost of GAS to execute the sell order. The block time is 9972 which by week's average would be aprox 6-7 hours before it expires.

If I do deposit Ether will it excecute the sell order immediatly?

If I get it correct, anyone with acces to your phone can now log in to anything you have your account linked with?
Also the name doesn't help very much, it is a bit confusing.

Assuming you need some kind of fingerprint to acces the phone, this is really easy to get and I'd say fingerprint security is overrated.
(you can get it with a bit of cinnamon and adhesive tape, thats the most basic way).

It can probably also use rebranding, LYNX is a pretty well known brand already and it would just confuse people. Why not Sloth? ( it is a bit of a lazy solution)


As for myself I use a ton of different passwords for every site I register to. I keep this all handwritten down on a piece of paper. I remember the passwords really quick and often don't even need the piece of paper for over 30 different passwords I have. I'd say it would not be a product for me.

I think this is a lazy man's product and it fits right in todays age. I don't think it is secure, at all.

I just got an incoming transfer of wavesdesk and I have no clue what it is? I also can't find it on decentralised exchange or coinmarketcap?

Anyone?

Hey, I am wondering if its safe to invest in the altcoin market with the hardfork coming up so I thought I'd take a look in cmc history to see what happened last hardfork with Bitcoincash.

Anyone have a specific date when BCC launched?

Bump - Ubercool send me some stuff to translate its all here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2216969.0 but I can't see any updates in the spreadsheet.

Ja ik heb het ook zien langskomen dat Bitpetite, even contact opgenomen over de risico's en ze vertelden me dat die er niet waren (ja vast..).
Hebben ook een referal programma voor extra winsten..
De rente en referal programma deed me sterk denken aan bitconnect waar je je BTC's kunt ruilen voor poepcoin bitconnect.

Ja allemaal heel aantrekkelijk maar als je je dan bedenkt dat dit gewoon pyramide spelletjes zijn en de kans er dik inzit dat je de er de gedupeerde van word dan bouw ik toch liever gewoon een fatsoenlijke portofolio op. Rente zat in deze cryptowereld.

Kan zijn dat je er even lekker wat aan verdiend en dat is hartstikke mooi maar weet wanneer je moet stoppen want op de lange termijn ben je sowieso genaaid.

-Even ter herinnering er zijn grote investeerders eerder gevallen voor ponzi schemes, zelfs de beste kunnen hier nog fouten in maken. Dus ik zou ervan wegblijven.

I think that it is almost impossible, there's still a long road of adaption for BTC and during that proces I don't think any altcoin will surpass BTCs value.
Though I think it is very possible that once the world has become adapted to BTC and crypto is a more daily practice of life that there is potential for other coins to grow bigger than BTC. But right now you have to take in account that BTC is traded mainly for all other currencies and this reaffirms its position over other coins.

Does anyone know the total supply of Vtorrent? I can't find it anywhere.

No I'm confused and honestly I still don't get this whole private key thing. I litterly just made a wallet but (liteclient) but I didn't receive any 256bit series of numbers (private key right?)
So that wallet, the liteclient wallet is the recipient of BTCGold? (I don't care about value but I want to understand the technical aspects)

I honestly don't know the right questions to ask..

Very newb question here: So if I keep my BTC on a wallet such as electrum, does that mean I'm the receiver of the receipt? What about Nano ledger? If I have my btc on that during the fork what happens?

I can find my receiving adress in the tab: receive? Or is that just for payment requests? If so where can I find a receiving adres? (feel like a newbie)

Okay since I could not find any other receive adresses I just went with it and it worked out.. (yay!)

But is there anyway to change the wallet settings as to show the bitcoins as 1.110084945 type of thing? Cause this mBTC is confusing the fuck out of me

Alright, can you provide me with a link?