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I think preventing "it" from creating threads will only make "it" spam some threads like the wall observer thread and disturb discussions instead. Which, I think, will make it harder to moderate and not less annoying.
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I dropped the "-000" but got the same response.
Then try zapwallettxes. For windows just close bitcoin core, press win+r and enter something like the following: C:\Program Files (x86)\Bitcoin\bitcoin-qt.exe -zapwallettxes Change the path to wherever your bitcoin-qt.exe is. |
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The interest depends on your credit score. So you'll be charged with less/more interest the worse/better your score gets. For lenders it's high return for high chance of getting scammed.
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This is just a pure guess, but why don't you try copy pasting your password on some kind of text file (whatever your phone have) and see if they match? Apparently iOS 9 have some kind of issue with pasting previous copied text instead of the new one. Don't know about any other phones.
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2fa and email verification and second wallet password have existed since legacy. I don't remember if dynamic fee and tor block exist in legacy (I always manually set the fee) but if not then that's a good improvement. All the additional options under advanced security settings are also good.
Deterministic wallet would be much better if they actually allows users to easily export private keys of new addresses. Multiple users have reported not getting any bitcoins added to their balance even though they have deposited some to an address listed under their wallet. Being able to export private keys without having to mess with the api should make things easier.
Still can't sign message with new addresses. That sucks.
For the design, personally I like the old design much better. The new one looks like it's made for mobile.
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i want 0.0023 btc as loan
and my collateral is my account in bitcoin talk
Which account are you talking about? If it's the one whose post I'm quoting right now then you should know that fresh newbie account doesn't have any worth when i can use it as collateral  When it can be sold for the amount of loan you're asking. I'd say for 0.0023 you'd need to be at least a member rank with no negative trust. Which means that you have to post daily for minimal of 70 days But even then people might still refuse. Especially if they noticed that you asked a loan on day one |
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i want 0.0023 btc as loan
and my collateral is my account in bitcoin talk
Which account are you talking about? If it's the one whose post I'm quoting right now then you should know that fresh newbie account doesn't have any worth |
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Another hard proof that getting only little unproved scam accusations doesn't mean that a cloud mining site is legit. People really need to look back on past cloud mining scams and see how many of them were predicted
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Nobody said he 'stores' the private key. I don't think he has stored these in some giant database. That would be stupid. All I said is he published my key. And he did. And he published your key too. You just don't know which page it is on. But I assure you, your key is there. And everyone else's key is there also.
You know that based on what? Why would anyone generate all that keys and not transfer the bitcoins to their own addresses? How many people have reported getting their bitcoins transferred to some unknown address out of nowhere? How could bitcoin still exist 2 years after that site went up if people can easily find any private key using it? And no, my private key is not there. Want to prove me wrong? Post it. My address is in my profile |
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Ive got hundreds of private and public keys from generating vanity addresses and obviously never collided with another address, i wouldn't be too bothered with this list . If anyone's worried about it there's no need. It doesn't actually contain anyone's private key.
Then you are the moron. It contains EVERYONES private keys. furthermore, it is mathematically provably true that this list contains yours and everyone else's private keys. LMAO http://directory.io/faqQ: So you don't store a database of every single key?
A: No.
Q: All keys are generated on the fly, based upon the page number?
A: Yes.
Also, try multiplying the number of pages by 128 (that's the number of addresses per page) and compare the result to 2^160. There's much more spaces there than the number of possible bitcoin address |
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How is this better than some other service that guarantees user's safety (For example, this)? AFAIK creating a vanity address on your own will give the full control of the private keys to you. Which means it's not safe at all |
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If they're going to cling to BTC then they should be prepared for the extreme volatility of the price. I'm thinking that most "normal" investors won't feel all that comfortable seeing the price move around by a large margin (~10%) every week
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Sounds like clipboard hijacking. I haven't experienced one myself but I've read that they're mostly comes from some malicious site ads. You should install an antivirus and have it check your PC
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Take a look at some threads in altcoin service announcement board and follow their example. Most just create a thread with a link to their faucets including some details. But you can't spam the link all over the forum |
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The price on BTC-e is $614 as we speak. Any reason for this?
There are two reasons for this drop 1) Bitfinex was offline 2) $19 Million in Bitcoin were sold in Australia Anyway i believe that the price will increase again in the next weeks ups and down are normal in bitcoin and people should not panic. The day after tomorrow is Brexit, some Currency guru's said that Brexit will happen so maybe the die hard investors want to quickly short the GBP so they can make some good cash on it. Else I can't explain a decrease of over 100 dollars. (665 US dollar now) News that brexit will happen and people shorting GBP = Bitcoin price drop? Where did you get that from? If anything the price should've raised because of those news |
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The highest I ever paid was ~$510/BTC for about a third of a big one.
Bitcoin is supposed to be for everyone, not just the wealthy, so are you comfortable spending $50 (for example) for less than 0.1btc?
Have you ever paid more than $700/BTC for any amount of Bitcoin?
Yes I have. Back when I was still learning on late 2013 (lost all of them very fast though). And I generally doesn't mind buying at high price unless I feel that there might be better opportunity soon I haven't bought any bitcoins after the price rally this month however |
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That news and the second article (this "Satoshi Affair" thing) combined makes me think that he's going to take another shot at proving himself as satoshi again. If this is the case (even after he backed down before) then he'll get a lot of shit thrown at him. Wish he'd just stop and leave the whole bitcoinland. Even his face is annoying to look at now
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WE ARE HERE!!!
Look: Funny how that looked like a whale  Very little chance of that happening on this run. I don't think we'll get another bubble like that one again. Unlike back then, now some people are bound to dump their btc at the slightest sign of bubble (like that one.) bursting. Besides, I think it'll be much better if the price raise steadily instead of going crazy like that |
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Hi again Sir.. you mean by the mempool droop my and my friend transactions is it will comeback to my balance ?? So i can resend them with high fees ??
Yes. |
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