can I use $2 BTC as a collateral?
Oh my gosh, at least 110% of the loan amount ~$15 worth of a stable alt coin. how about the account and password of my paypal as a collateral?
Your Paypal account can be recovered via password reset -_- |
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What kind of valid collateral do you have?
110% of the Litecoin's value of the amount of bitcoin you want to borrow would be the best. (Or a coin with a stable value)
I don't quite understand what you are saying, but I only need to borrow BTC and I will return it at least 130%-200$ after 10 days Collateral - something pledged as security for repayment of a loan, to be forfeited in the event of a default. as you say earlier: 110% of the Litecoin's value of the amount of bitcoin you want to borrow would be the best. But I prefer, for example: I borrow 0.02 BTC and I return 0.04 BTC after 10 Days And what will happen when you don't return here after 10 days without a collateral? I will make sure that it will not happen. And if that ever happens I will pay you double the amount via Paypal if you want You won't get the loan. Paypal's not valid collateral either. |
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I would really like to see 2FA on this site via Google Authenticator. I am guessing it would be fairly easy for the admin to add.
It would be relatively easy, but I wouldn't expect it until the new forum. |
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What kind of valid collateral do you have?
110% of the Litecoin's value of the amount of bitcoin you want to borrow would be the best. (Or a coin with a stable value)
I don't quite understand what you are saying, but I only need to borrow BTC and I will return it at least 130%-200$ after 10 days Collateral - something pledged as security for repayment of a loan, to be forfeited in the event of a default. as you say earlier: 110% of the Litecoin's value of the amount of bitcoin you want to borrow would be the best. But I prefer, for example: I borrow 0.02 BTC and I return 0.04 BTC after 10 Days Yeah, I know what you prefer  You won't get this loan without providing collateral, simple as that. |
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Should i invest in couple of GPUs to try mining some alt coins or just stick to BTC trading? Is the risk worth the money? It is not a simple question, but keep asking and asking about this and i am getting so much different answer and i cannot go to the end.
Thank you!
BTC trading is extremely risky. It's essentially gambling, there's no sure fire way of predicting the markets. Investments in GPU's are risky too but probably the better of the two. You'll likely ROI in a few months if you mine with IPOMiner or a pool that always mines the most profitable coin. |
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What kind of valid collateral do you have?
110% of the Litecoin's value of the amount of bitcoin you want to borrow would be the best. (Or a coin with a stable value)
I don't quite understand what you are saying, but I only need to borrow BTC and I will return it at least 130%-200$ after 10 days Collateral - something pledged as security for repayment of a loan, to be forfeited in the event of a default. |
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What kind of valid collateral do you have? 110% of the Litecoin's value of the amount of bitcoin you want to borrow would be the best. (Or a coin with a stable value) return 200% after 10 days
EDIT: I'm pretty sure the OP just said 130% why'd you raise it to 200%? |
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yes, it is possible but it is very slow. I experienced this a few times. It's better to wait;
YOU can use the online wallet blockchain.info is the best and fastest wallet ... Use it instead of offline wallet.. Blockchain's the best and most secure web wallet. There are better offline wallets such as Electrum, Multibit. (And paper wallets of course) |
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Sent him payment for a Netflix code, no response to PM's, although he's logged on a few times in the last few days.
Buyers beware...
Ouch, if I may ask, why didn't you use escrow? |
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I am testing some pools and it seems there is a relation between nicehash and ipominer.
Wasted a few btc to test that but it worth to expose a scammer.
If any of you can confirm that ?, I have very basic knowledge of coding.
as far only betarigs it was honest but they have bigger prices .
heheheh
There's no relation between Nicehash and IPOMiner, stop calling them Scammers -_- |
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What the hell is the problem? You were mining on the Multiport therefore you were obviously going to be mining different coins based on their profitability.
IPOMiner is not a scam. I've mined with them in the past, no issues.
Why were you threatening him? Wuher was answering your questions and was being professional the whole time...
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Not ask for loans?  Anyhow, on the serious note. Try providing an attractive service in the services section and join a sig campaign once you become a member. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask them in the Ultimate Help Thread here, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=645750.0 |
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We've answered 15 questions in this thread so far! 35 more and we'll be giving away 1 Wood Wallet and 1GH/s on CEX.io!
Post any Bitcoin related question you have to get us closer! Whether it's about the Bitcoin Protocol, Mining, Legalities, Wallets, etc. we'll answer every question!
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Could someone help me with how I could make a "vanity address"? I heard you can have a computer generate it with the letters you want yourself the address to have. But don't really understand how that would be possible to do. And how you would get your private key?
Sorry I'm sort of new here.
They way vanity addresses are generated is to run a program that generates random private keys and then calculates the addresses from the private keys. If repeats this process as fast as it can comparing each address to what you want it to look like until it finds what you're looking for. There are a few programs available to do this. As devthedev said, it would help to know what operating system you are using. The more letters or numbers that you want to match, the longer it will take until the program finds a matching address. If you just want to match the first letter of the address (after the 1), you will find a match on average in 1 out of every 58 addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first two letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 3400 addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first three letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 195000 addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first four letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 11.3 million addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first five letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 660 million addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first five letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 38 billion addresses that you generate. As you can see, it quickly gets very difficult (and time consuming) to find an address that matches many letters. Thanks for the explanation. Is this a program that everyone could learn how to use and maybe run on their own PC? As asked above I'm using Windows 7. This does sound complicated. Can I use my gpu to do this like with mining? Try this download from the first link here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0For ease it's here: https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.22-win.zipExtract to where ever you want. Go to that folder, Shift + right-click (not on a file), choose open command line here. In command line type: vanitygen64.exe -o names.txt 1name That's it. Breaking that down that down. vanitygen64.exe runs the program with following settings. -o (lowercase O) means save to file with following name. (makes one if not found) names.txt is the file to save to call it whatever you want. 1name is the name to search for, choose whatever you want but start with "1" The shorter the name the faster the result. Thanks John. |
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Could someone help me with how I could make a "vanity address"? I heard you can have a computer generate it with the letters you want yourself the address to have. But don't really understand how that would be possible to do. And how you would get your private key?
Sorry I'm sort of new here.
They way vanity addresses are generated is to run a program that generates random private keys and then calculates the addresses from the private keys. If repeats this process as fast as it can comparing each address to what you want it to look like until it finds what you're looking for. There are a few programs available to do this. As devthedev said, it would help to know what operating system you are using. The more letters or numbers that you want to match, the longer it will take until the program finds a matching address. If you just want to match the first letter of the address (after the 1), you will find a match on average in 1 out of every 58 addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first two letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 3400 addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first three letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 195000 addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first four letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 11.3 million addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first five letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 660 million addresses that you generate. If you want to match the first five letters, you'll find a match on average 1 out of every 38 billion addresses that you generate. As you can see, it quickly gets very difficult (and time consuming) to find an address that matches many letters. Thanks for the explanation. Is this a program that everyone could learn how to use and maybe run on their own PC? As asked above I'm using Windows 7. This does sound complicated. Can I use my gpu to do this like with mining? You definitely can! It's not too complex at all. Grab the binary here, unzip it and put it on your desktop. Let me know when you get to that point. |
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What could I invest into with $10 or 0.0154btc? I earned this from Primedice.com, if anyone is curious.
Throw it into cold storage and wait for us to go to 10k/BTC ;D. And, do not gamble, you'll end up losing it all... |
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Not bad, would you guys consider giving me the code for the ticker on the bottom? I really like that.
If not, could you lead me in the direction of how to create it?
Thanks.
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Awesome! Get that website up though (;
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