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9421  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Binance.US - Can non-residents (with US bank acc) create and verify an account? on: September 21, 2019, 02:59:15 AM
And OP, even if you were able to open an account for US customers, there would be no way in hell you could link a bank account without having to provide KYC documents.  I'm pretty sure any legitimate exchange (keyword legitimate) would be required to get your dox from you before allowing you to deal with fiat currency--at least in the US.

I am not trying to avoid KYC. I do not want to do KYC if I am not going to be accepted because I am not a US Person or resident or whatever reason. I want to do KYC if I can be verified. As I said, maybe I wasn't very clear? Sorry, english is not my first language.
However I would not like to send all my documents, make KYC and etc and be rejected (it happened before).

In coinbase I was able to link my bank account, verify the ACH, sent my documents to KYC, and then they reject my account before my first deposit because I wasn't a resident.... I would not like to send my documents again and have the same results. This is why I asked here first.

I would like to be able to do an ACH to some good exchange in US.
9422  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Binance.US - Can non-residents (with US bank acc) create and verify an account? on: September 21, 2019, 02:13:52 AM
My interpretation of their terms is that you are not eligible for an account, unless you are a US citizen:
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1. BAM SERVICES
1.1. Eligibility.
(b) unless otherwise agreed in writing, you are a U.S. Person but not be a resident of one of the Restricted States.

US person means citizen or resident.

You might open a support ticket and confirm, but that seems pretty clear to me.

Thank you. This is what I was looking for, but couldn't find.

I agree, it is not even worth opening a ticket.

The supported state you are referring to is not on the list, right? Just in case you misread it or something, the listed states in the link are those that are NOT supported states upon launch.

Yes, but I can't use anyway because I am not a US person....
9423  Economy / Exchanges / Binance.US - Can non-residents (with US bank acc) create and verify an account? on: September 20, 2019, 09:06:54 PM
Hello

I not a resident in the United States, but I have a bank account in a support state (https://support.binance.us/hc/en-us/articles/360033405572-What-are-the-supported-States-Jurisdictions)

My question in. Will Binance.US verify my account? I would like to be able to deposit/withdrawal via ACH (which they support) without being a resident.

However I would not like to send all my documents, make KYC and etc and be rejected (it happened before).

Have anyone verified an account there or found any useful information regarding this on their website?

Thanks
9424  Local / Criptomoedas Alternativas / Re: Stablecoin, o que é, como funciona, provando que bancos são inseguros. on: September 20, 2019, 08:53:10 PM
Eu não vi o video todo, mas você está recomendando investimento em Tether (USDT) ?

Você diz que confiar em banco é suicídio, agora confiar no USDT é tentativa de suicídio, pelo menos Roll Eyes
Não é de hoje que se comenta sobre o problema relacionado às "reservas" da Tether que mantém o lastro 1 pra 1 com o dólar.
Existem outras stablecoins bem mais confiáveis e transparentes.

E quando você deixa o dinheiro em bancos, como CDBs por exemplo, você tem ainda a garantia do FGC (fundo garantidor de crédito) até 250mil por CPF. E tudo documentado certinho no Brasil, e ainda te pagam juros.

Recomendar comprar Tether, que é um empréstimo pra uma empresa sul coreana a juros zero... Nenhuma garantia além de palavras, sendo que nunca foram auditados. Não tem nem como processar ninguém se te roubarem, pq fica lá na coreia ou sei la onde a empresa deles. E dizer que investir em bancos é suicídio?

Leandroibov, de repente você deixar mais claro o seu posicionamento sobre porque devemos usar Tether em vez de investir em bancos?
9425  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: I got hacked, I need your help.... on: September 20, 2019, 08:45:44 PM
But IMO you should find out exactly how your computer was compromised and how to secure your computer rather than track a hacker where you can't sue him or get your Bitcoin back.

I agree. Those bitcoins are out of your reach, as the are already in another country exchange, so it is going to be hard to get them back

I would format my computer and buy a hardware wallet, such as ledger nano or Trezor


How do you know it's a Coinpayments wallet? I don't see it labelled anywhere.

I looked at many websites and couldn't find any relation to coinpayments as well.

I only found this website from bitshares telegram, where this address in mentioned in a conversation in  2018

http://bitshares-telegram.blogspot.com/2018/11/1541800808.html
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Exchange16:07:26 - 07 Nov 2018 [UTC]
1) Blockchain https://www.blockchain.com/ finance@obmen-om.com 8e397053-91a3-4465-838c-a66579276b80 Protect_Dolphin.1976!!@ Secundary Password: 19802503 Bitcoin: 12HfRnx47gQnnYn9Q3Zpiuzzv6yzXTKMEJ Ethereum: 0xf00bc43cDe17F04ca9C78f1025bfFa72b99B5ef8 ------------------------------------------------------- 2) Perfect Money https://perfectmoney.is/ finance@obmen-om.com 3578346 Protect_Dolphin.1976!!@ U5532137 ---------------------------- 3) Payeer https://payeer.com/en/ btccash1@tuta.io P74479156 JOPd90f-p32joip&(pk[324t7879709)&jih324t7656 Master Key 526 P74479156 ----------------------------------------- =========================================== Webamil http://webmail.obmen-om.com/ finance@obmen-om.com Protect_Dolphin.1976!!@ cPanel2fa Recovery Key - UWCS7OQXK5N3XIF ----------------------------------- Tutanota Mail https://app.tutanota.com/#login btccash1@tuta.io Oldpass ================================================
9426  Economy / Services / Re: [1-4 SLOTS OPEN] ChipMixer Signature Campaign | Sr Member+ | Up to 0.0375 BTC/w on: September 20, 2019, 08:38:22 PM
Congralations to everyone, even those reject lol
The competition is getting harder and harder. Not an easy job for Darkstar_, and I know he decided what is best to chipmixer.

I will keep applying until accepted =D
9427  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Proof of Keys Event for a Beginner? on: September 20, 2019, 08:26:33 PM
Great is there a guide on how to use this directly on ledger live?

Pretty much straight foward.
just download ledger live, update your Ethereum App in your ledger device and start using

Here is the guide

https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005197845-Manage-ERC20-tokens
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Before you start
Update Ledger Live through the notification banner or download the latest version.
Get your Ledger hardware wallet.
Install the latest version of the Ethereum app on your device.

View the ERC20 tokens

If you already have an Ethereum account with ERC20 tokens, you can view your tokens in Ledger Live.

On the Accounts page, click on View tokens under the Ethereum account that holds the tokens.

Send and receive tokens
You can now send and receive ERC20 tokens. Get started by sending your ERC20 tokens to the Ethereum account of your choice. The token accounts will only appear after the token transaction has been confirmed on the Ethereum blockchain. The Ethereum account you send tokens to will be the parent account of your token accounts.

  Make sure your parent Ethereum account holds some ETH to pay for the network fees of token transactions.

9428  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: Bitcoin - Perguntas e Respostas. on: September 20, 2019, 04:46:57 PM
O que é derivation path e para que serve?

Derivation path é um caminho que é utilizado por uma HD wallet que permite utilizar múltiplos blockchains, contas, formatos de endereços etc que são compartilhados pela mesma Seed.

Uma HD wallet é uma wallet que possui uma relação matemática entre todas as private keys geradas. O derivation path seria o caminho a ser utilizado por essa wallet para gerar certos tipos de endereços.

Por exemplo, voce insere sua Seed na Electrum e depois é perguntado o seu derivation path. Dependendo do path que voce utilizar, voce irá utilizar endereços Legacy (m/44/0/0), Segwit ou Full Segwit m/49/0/0).
Ainda dentro do bitcoin, existem ainda outros derivation paths que geram os endereços de troco (change address), ou contas (m/49'/0'/account).

Diferentes derivation paths permitem também voce gerar endereços para outras moedas, como Ethereum por exemplo. Isso pode ser verificado em https://iancoleman.io/bip39

Enfim, dá pra escrever muito sobre isso.

Edit: Alveus respondeu mais rápido kkk
9429  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Bitcoin Privacy - How easy it is for someone to find all your wallets addresses on: September 20, 2019, 04:21:00 PM
I see a problem in this only if the user is buying some goods and paying with crypto, then his coin address can be linked with his personal data and privacy can be compromised. Coin address can be also linked with any social media accounts, many users post such info when applying for bounty campaigns, and they make an even easier job for anyone who digs for such information.

There are other possible leaks. For example, if you ever bought bitcoin from an exchange using Fiat you made KYC. If you send those coins from the exchange to your wallet it could even possible to link that to your bitcointalk account using a simple tool like that, if you are not careful.

This post was just to show people how easy it is to link all your addresses from the same wallet together.
9430  Other / Beginners & Help / Bitcoin Privacy - How easy it is for someone to find all your wallets addresses on: September 20, 2019, 12:44:28 PM
Few time ago I discovered this website, which allows anyone to discover all your used wallet's addresses with just a few clicks.

https://www.walletexplorer.com

Just paste some any used address there.
The website will show you all addresses that its inputs were used together in a single transaction.

Paste some of your used addresses there and get surprised. Probably many of them are going to be linked together.

How to avoid linking your addresses?

Unless you are very careful and you try not to mix many inputs from different addresses in the same transaction, all your addresses from the same wallet can be linked back to you, by anyone.

So, you have 2 options:
1 - Download a good wallet (like Electrum) which let you control each input, and be careful not to use those addresses in the same transaction.
Or
2 - Use a bitcoin mixer, which allows you to always have fresh coins with no blockchain connection to your old addresses.

Be careful, even using a mixer you need to be careful in your future transactions. After you send your mixed coins back to your wallet, you need to be careful not to link those coins to your old addresses (which may still have balance).
9431  Economy / Exchanges / Re: How to get back on telegram channel for Binance English? on: September 20, 2019, 11:11:20 AM
How sure are you that this is actually the legitimate Binance Telegram channel? Assuming they have an official channel to start with.

I searched binance website and found their official telegram channels, they have many.

https://www.binance.com/en/community#goTG
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Exchange
English https://t.me/BinanceExchange
Chinese https://t.me/BinanceChinese
Announcements https://t.me/binance_announcements

Academy
Announcements https://t.me/BinanceAcademy
Discussion https://t.me/BinanceAcademyChat

Info
English https://t.me/Binance_Info_English
Research Announcements https://t.me/BinanceResearch

Multilingual Telegram Communities

العربية:https://t.me/BinanceArabic
Čeština/Slovenčina:https://t.me/BinanceCzechoSlovakia
Nederlands:https://t.me/BinanceDutch
Filipino:https://t.me/BinanceFilipino
Français:https://t.me/BinanceFrench
Deutsch:https://t.me/BinanceGerman
עברית:https://t.me/BinanceHebrew
India:https://t.me/BinanceIndian
Italiano:https://t.me/BinanceItalian
日本語:https://t.me/BinanceJapanese
한국어:https://t.me/BinanceKorean
Монгол:https://t.me/BinanceMongolian
Nigeria:https://t.me/BinanceNigeria
Polski:https://t.me/Binance_Polish
Português:https://t.me/BinancePortuguese
Română:https://t.me/BinanceRomanian
Pусский:https://t.me/BinanceRussian
South Africa:https://t.me/BinanceSouthAfrica
Español:https://t.me/BinanceSpanish
Türkçe:https://t.me/BinanceTurkish
Українська:https://t.me/BinanceUkrainian
Tiếng Việt:https://t.me/BinanceVietnamese
Thailand:https://t.me/BinanceThai


Those are all of them. There is no Binance DEX telegram channel. If you are using any channel not listed here, just leave because it is a SCAM.
9432  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Newbie - Wallet - Payout - Timeframe. on: September 20, 2019, 10:38:48 AM
What if you loose the hardware wallet ?

If you lose the hardware wallet you can recover your funds in any other wallet, like coinomi or a new ledger nano, just by inserting your seed (24 words).

There is no problem at all in losing your wallet, as nobody can access your funds using your wallet (unless if they know your PIN).

Your coins are not going to be stored in your wallet, but in the blockchain. Your wallet is just an app with your private keys and an interface that allows you to access your coins, which are stored in the blockchain.

As long as you hold your private keys (i.e. seed) with yourself in a piece of paper, there is no problem in losing your device.
9433  Other / Ivory Tower / Re: Ivory Tower logo on: September 20, 2019, 10:30:38 AM
I don't want to be rude but, personally, I think your logo doesn't look like an Ivory Tower, as it is not even a tower at all....

If you put Ivory Tower on Google Images you will find many images which are much more interesting, like those:




http://www.newcollege.utoronto.ca/student-blog/venturing-out-of-the-ivory-tower/
9434  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Announcing BPIP - The Bitcointalk Public Information Project! on: September 20, 2019, 01:45:46 AM
Well, for a free service, I think Vod is doing a terrific job as well as the people giving him a hand behind the scenes. (and even if it were pay per view, I still think it's a great project)

I am not criticizing Vod or his job. I am just pointing out that tranthidung account is not the only one with the merits outdated, because he just talked about his merits. Which is not a great deal by the way (merits not updated).



Edit: I noticed something strange.
At search page profiles are filled with older information than on its bpip profile.

For example
https://bpip.org/search.aspx?q=bitmover
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Name   User ID   Position   Registration Date   Last Active   Posts   Activity   Trust   Merit   Last Parsed
bitmover DT2   1554927   Hero Member   12/31/2017 11:09:51 AM   9/20/2019 1:49:50 AM   2274   518   0   946   9/19/2019 7:19:37 PM

and on https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=bitmover I see Activity 602 (518 in search), 1023 merit (946 in search)...
But last parsed, on search, is using today´s date.
9435  Local / Português (Portuguese) / Re: Dados de merit da nossa aba local on: September 19, 2019, 09:42:05 PM
Alguns usuários chegam na aba de iniciantes, perguntam: tal carteira é boa? E recebem merits; Acho que isso é devido a abundância.
isso acontece para incentivar usuários legitimos, que são pessoas reais buscando resovler seus problemas aqui no bitcointalk. Esses usuários normalmente recebem só 1 merit de incentivo mesmo, pra continuar usando o forum e tal...

Não são pessoas postando pra ter +1 post pra uma campanha de assinaturas, q nem 99% dos posts das abas gringas. Voce chega numa aba dessa, bitcoin discussion, ou economics, gambling, etc, as pessoas nem conversam. Só escrevem qualquer bobagem num tópico de 30 páginas sem nem ler nada, só o título.

Por isso é mais fácil voce obter merits no forum gringo. Se voce é uma pessoa normal, e não um bot, e lê o que a pessoa em cima falou antes de escrever, você já está na frente de mais de 90% dos usuários. Daí as pessoas ganham merit rápido, mesmo os que não sabem falar ingles direito.

Na nossa aba local quase não temos esse spam dessa forma, o que é uma vantagem.
9436  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Proof of Keys Event for a Beginner? on: September 19, 2019, 08:59:34 PM

Hey yes I tried connecting my ledger nano but get error on mycrypto site:

TransportError: Failed to sign with Ledger device: U2F DEVICE_INELIGIBLE

Using chrome, will internet explorer work and be safe?

The best option now is to use Ledger Live, which supports ERC-20 Tokens now
https://www.ledger.com/ledger-live-securely-supporting-erc-20-tokens/

You can download it from ledger.com website and manage your ERC-20 tokens from there, no need to use Mycrypto or myetherwallet anymore.
9437  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Announcing BPIP - The Bitcointalk Public Information Project! on: September 19, 2019, 07:13:58 PM
I don't check other stats, but I observed the most merited profiles page for weeks, and stats on that page have not yet updated for weeks.
I have 648 merits as of writing, but the stats on that page stucked at 596, that is my stats for around two or three weeks ago.
Percentages of DT1, DT2 & normal users in top100 merited profiles, merit senders
I wrote that thread when I have 545 merits in total.

All the users have an outdated merit count there. Mine is 972 there, which is much lower than now

LoyceV has 3600 in BPIP and 3638 in bitcointalk
Theymos has 5197 in BPIP and  5236 in bitcointalk

and so on.
9438  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: summary on Proof of Work on: September 19, 2019, 05:45:10 PM
This topic is also available in Portuguese (short version) and Arabic (by Zwei), recently translated.
9439  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Question about mining & WHEN to guess nonce on: September 19, 2019, 05:39:00 PM
Miners are trying to find the nonce just as the last block has been created.
There is no problem in instantly finding a nonce, and creating a block with zero transactions inside (the only downside would be to lose the transaction fees, but it is worth anyway, because they will win the 12.5 btc for creating a block).

I wrote about this in more detail in this thread
summary on Proof of Work

surely they need a static list of txs in order to make guessing effective?

Miners are trying to find nonce at an absurd rate of hashes per second. They are updating their candidate block with the mempool at every second, and using their hashing power to find the nonce everytime. Every second counts. They are literally running to find the nonce and create the block, no matter how many transactions are on the mempool. It makes almost no difference for them, because the reward for finding the block is enormous.
9440  Bitcoin / Meetups / Re: Going to my first meetup on: September 19, 2019, 04:05:07 PM
I don't know about this meet up in your country, but in my country those meet ups are basically to promote ponzi schemes.
Those ponzi/pyramid may be related to tokens, or exchanges, or arbitrage services (that promise absurd returns everyday) and so on.

What do you expect? Unless you have some project crypto related that you would like to promote, or join, I don't see much of a reason to participate in those meetings. Maybe if someone interesting is going there, such as Vitalik or Antonopoulos or whatever..
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