Safety of our assets on an exchange is on the mercy of Jesus because when you don't have your private key in your hands, you don't own them yourself but owe them to that exchange. The safety of those assets depend on the exchange's security itself and if a hacker decides to DOX a specific altcoin and steal it from the system, it will surely affect you and others because the exchange will not be able to bear with huge losses that go out of their limits. So it's better to save our coins in our personal wallets if you are going to hold them for long time.

10 minutes is not the exact time it takes to find a block every time. While you are calculating that you are presently watching this number to be higher, let me tell you that it takes an average of 10 minutes but sometimes, it takes more than 20-50 minutes and even an hour or more to find just one block taking into account many different factors that affect the difficulty and block finding times. But these are adjusted accordingly with time and the final number reaches near or more than 144 blocks a day so seeing the number quite higher than what you have calculated is not so surprising.

OP when you are clearly mentioning the name of your CEO and address on your website, why did you hide it in the Whois? I searched for it and it is showing nothing except the country of registration is Korea. Can you provide more information about the team behind? Or if the CEO can come out of the shadow and show his real face publicly? I asked this getting inspired by Binance's CEO.

I am aware  that there are a few 'good' miners who still mine BTC as a hobby and not for their financial profits, if they decide to go for charity mining for some time where they go below ground level of 1 sat/byte and choose to take 0 sat/byte transactions in their block, there are 100% chances of getting your 0 sat 'fully free' transactions confirmed. But I thought about a question that comes in the way, how much time will it take from them to confirm those transactions? Because not every other miner there will do this, so those who are doing it need to have enough hash power to get a block in their hands.

They cannot do that because Bitcoins can be used for illegal things but that doesn't make Bitcoins illegal as the same is with cash. They cannot illegalize the transactions as whether they are anonymous or pseudonymous but they have an existence online and that's blockchain. One big reason is that it has the Globe involved in it and when your citizens are supporting something, you need to have a leader sort of personality to drive them away off Bitcoins but I don't think many countries have that influential person who has the accent to stop others from using it and the fear of losing your citizens and your superiority over them will not let you stop them.

You can call them shitcoins yeah because since the volume went from being at least 1 BTC a day worth traded daily to almost 0, I lost the opportunity to gain through the projects I was involved in, which worked under the Waves platform conditions. It didn't play out well and I lost almost BTC1.54 due to that 'as I am having tokens which were worth that amount during 2017'.


I'm also unsure about the possibilities of getting these tokens sold because the audience that will enter this DEX will mainly go for ETH 'and I don't think they will add BNB as it is Binance's native coin and I have not seen any exchange doing that ever'.

Owning your private keys actually means that you own your crypto and it costs not more than a few more $$ to buy a safe device where you can store your coins and be rest assured that you are safe completely. Paper wallets are a great choice if you can properly save them at the right place and can get your hands on them whenever in future you want to. Ledger is still my first choice over anything because I personally have one and I had no issues while keeping my crypto 'safe and secure' on it.

Why not? Didn't you see the new Faketoshi named Bilal Khalid who got the attention of a lot of users thinking that release or self leak or whatever he claimed is going to be real. I wonder how Ivy McLemore's association too got involved in this.


Drop in the number but still jumping off jack. The difference is that the style of their show-outs has changed during these years.

I have a question for your so-called Dan Pena -

Please, can you please reveal who is behind Bitcoins and how can he/ she be a threat to it?

OP please stop believing bullshit because these comments come and go but what remains is the truth that prevails between all this shit and that is time, so wait for it to show the truth to you. Predictions are totally useless (even mine) but we all speculate for the peace of our mind.

You cannot really read charts if you are not a trader. I mean, how can you predict about something you don't have knowledge about? Seeing it and being in it are 2 different things and I can say that there are chances of a drop but not so steep. I think it should stop near $9500 area where it used to be strong for few days before from where it rebounded.

OP thanks for the list you have taken down here.

I have a request, can you do a bit extra work by categorizing it between KYC only and non-KYC exchanges for more knowledge to gain extra understanding on where we can trade without fear of withdrawals after KYC only?

And can you add a column with minimum deposit/ withdrawal in BTC only?

When devs are getting their hands on these devices, can't a counter-defence (or attack) be introduced by them even at their understanding of 2 qubits to help figure out what type of actual attacks can destruct the memorandum code for Bitcoin? Can it be just attacking the value of Bitcoin or it will also destroy the whole economy? Considering that over 84% of BTC has already been mined, I see it to be least affecting the niche but the thing is, Bitcoin is still 'not fully, but to some extent' vulnerable to this type of *imagination* and we should prepare ourselves for a situation if occurs in near future. Why not find out a technology that can prevent us from the attacks of QC? If QC and other things were imagined and have become truth now, there must be something that can abolish their twitches and burst the bubble before it becomes too big to stop you from breathing.

Seeing that Bitcoin is more a game of highs and lows under the influence of high institutional margin traders, I think they will keep BTC at a stable rate more than fluctuate it. It has been distributed too much in the hands of a lot of people that the type of adoption we wanted is somewhat achieved and I think it will not be that easy for BTC to reach even the old ATH.

Absolutely right because people are those who are giving him the unnecessary publicity still by getting him in the talks, talking about his news and him being fake. Let him go, let us just ignore him and leave him alone as it will be our best revenge to him.

I'm sorry for your loss bro and yes, you can share your feelings and emotions here because we are a community and we must help out each other get away from such situations and start living back a normal life. Sometimes, our decisions don't go well as we choose to, destiny has chosen something different then from what we decide to go for and it turns out to be our nightmare.

This reminds me of some Australian who was the first to sell his house for BTC.

OP your choice of selling it for BTC is good and converting it to cash is still possible if you can find someone for an OTC trade nearby you. You can hodl your coins if you really settle this trade for BTC and sell it later at a good price as speculations are pointing towards a new ATH soon.

I was once a fan of Waves DEX but later, I realized that there is not enough volume to get even my tokens sold and if I wish to buy, I couldn't buy because the price margins were set really high 'like if price of an apple is $1, you are not selling it for less than $200'. I was amazed of the type of security they gave and wanted ETH based tokens traded over there so it's definitely like a dream come true because it will also grab us some extra chance of selling our old tokens again.

Is it taking place in lieu of margin trading that they are offering? What percentages are they going to give while lending and how much time will they provide to get the amount balanced off?

I don't get it how blindly users of this forum trust IEOs.
Whenever one shows up and there is a bounty campaign or something, they go to it like a honeybee and then when that exchange-listed token does not give them a penny, they come to know that they lost all their time and words behind a project that was not trustworthy and come up with complains of unpaid bounties. This thread must serve to them as a lesson and they should understand that not all projects here are trustworthy but very, very few ones can turn out to be good. Don't fall in the money mud that is attracting you, it may look like chocolate but there's a saying:  'Everything that shines is not Gold'.

I noticed it sometimes that they are mixing the coins to save themselves from something? Maybe an exit scam some time later was planned but they didn't go because of those foolish people who are still using their expensive exchange and paying them the still-very-high fees even after a cut. They are just being used because of the type of denomination they give in each pair listed there as well as the fake volume that gives them the opportunity to show a lollipop to people with some small gains and then crashes. I don't know how they are still working under the hood as a centralized exchange with such fake volumes that is not even licensed.