The tide won't turn until bitcoin is fixed. And the fixes are taking too long time. Major correction ahead to realistic price levels (sub $5000, maybe even slightly lower than bch!).
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I'm not a computer scientist kind of guy and I don't like maths. My strengths lies in other areas of specialization.
I have always tried to do and study things I like, rather then pursuing a traditional career and that have lead me on to many interesting paths, crypto being one of them.
However, when I get a bank card I don't give a rat's ass how it actually works, and the bank doesn't tell me either. They just tell me how to use it. The same goes for just about everything else i buy, the TV salesman doesn't tell me how the TV works, just how to use it et cetera.
But when it comes to crypto it's always the other way around, every thread and info page talks ad nauseam about how it works, and very little about how to use it.
I for example no nothing at all about how to use segwit, and yet segwit have been talked about for ages. And I consider myself fairly intelligent. Just imagine then, when average Joe comes to bitcoin and is told to use segwit to lower fees. That won't tell him anything.
Why can't core make a information page that tells you how to use it? And make sure that page is seen among the noobs, and for that matter oldies like me without a degree in computer science. Why do they and everybody else have to talk non stop about incomprehensible technicalities?
I don't give a fuck about the underlying technology, I want to know how to use it.
And by the way, can you make a segwit paper wallet? And if so how?
That is one of the things that core should tell people if they want adoption.
This has just summed up exactly why the average person would never actually use bitcoin. If you try to explain the 'how to use it' and 'what does it do', it will not offer any advantages over fiat/visa and only drawbacks. The only advantages come either if you are a criminal or if you are a trader/investor/gambler. There isn't any use case for the average person except making a profit, which is why everyone is in now. That very much depends on where you live and if you are a spender or a hodler. |
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I'm in a position where I'm preparing to sell some corn in February. I'm not tickled about these prices.
I'm starting to wonder if I didn't jinx the whole fucking month of January talking about the sell order I placed @ $17k... That's what I get. Sheeit  Now, don't mention February. |
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You can also claim BTH and BTG on the Coinomi Android wallet. It will also support GOD and Bitcoin Atom when they go live later this month. https://www.bitcoingod.orghttps://bitcoinatom.ioSorry, I didn't see the below until now. Thanx, but Im trying to report the forks ready to be sold, complete wallet and working exchange. for the list look here |
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is the article in russian then? Why don't you just click it and find out? |
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He's already been claimed by this old queen. Back off or have your eyes scratched out.
As long as I still have dibs on the vile-pelvis talisman, I am OK with this. Im sorry...the pelvis is mine...G gave it to me fair and square. Happy to share tho. Shall we settle this with a vigorous game of Rochambeau then ? The vile-pelvis talisman is mine !I'll have you know, it's a morning ritual of mine, to wake up, and smash my testicles between two bricks, while alternating doing sets of push-ups and sit-ups. You an architect? https://www.brainyquote.com/photos_tr/en/l/ludwigmiesvanderrohe/116040/ludwigmiesvanderrohe1.jpg |
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And, yea, I'm grumpy today, I'm out of milk for my breakfast.
Yes I eat breakfast while reading up on this thread.
Anything else you want to know?
Haha, you´re to much. Try bacon with eggs for a change. Just once. I mean, we have to die sooner or later anyway . . .  And i read somewhere: eggs are not as bad after all. They are just small chicken. Yes they are, and I do like to devour the unborn for breakfast every now and then, bur are you saying that I can't have milk with my bacon and eggs? |
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Segwit. Bech32. MAST. Signature aggregation. Key aggregation. Batch validation. Covenants. CT & bullet proofs. Dandelion. Neutrino. Tx compression. Set reconciliation for tx relay. Block template delta compression. NODE_NETWORK_LIMITED. UTXO commitments. TXO commitments. TXO bitfields. Rolling UTXO set hashes. Client-side validation. Peer encryption & auth. Fraud proofs. Scriptless atomic swaps. Zerolink/tumblebit. [Cut:] layer 2, HF rsrch, bip 8. (@rusty_twit) and a paaartridge in a pear tree  That's exactly what I'm talking about, that just made my brain hurt, without telling me how to use it. |
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It would be great if you could get Shapeshift and Changelly on board since they are integrated in Coinomi.
Are Shape shift and Changelly exchanges too? Yes. |
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And, yea, I'm grumpy today, I'm out of milk for my breakfast.
Yes I eat breakfast while reading up on this thread.
Anything else you want to know?
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I'm not a computer scientist kind of guy and I don't like maths. My strengths lies in other areas of specialization.
I have always tried to do and study things I like, rather then pursuing a traditional career and that have lead me on to many interesting paths, crypto being one of them.
However, when I get a bank card I don't give a rat's ass how it actually works, and the bank doesn't tell me either. They just tell me how to use it. The same goes for just about everything else i buy, the TV salesman doesn't tell me how the TV works, just how to use it et cetera.
But when it comes to crypto it's always the other way around, every thread and info page talks ad nauseam about how it works, and very little about how to use it.
I for example no nothing at all about how to use segwit, and yet segwit have been talked about for ages. And I consider myself fairly intelligent. Just imagine then, when average Joe comes to bitcoin and is told to use segwit to lower fees. That won't tell him anything.
Why can't core make a information page that tells you how to use it? And make sure that page is seen among the noobs, and for that matter oldies like me without a degree in computer science. Why do they and everybody else have to talk non stop about incomprehensible technicalities?
I don't give a fuck about the underlying technology, I want to know how to use it.
And by the way, can you make a segwit paper wallet? And if so how?
That is one of the things that core should tell people if they want adoption.
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It would be great if you could get Shapeshift and Changelly on board since they are integrated in Coinomi.
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so that works if you have a recovery seed... I have yet to find any way to split bitcoindiamond from the core-dev bitcoin-QT wallet... Aside from pulling down and compiling the bitcoindiamond code, has anyone found a safe way to split bitcoindiamond from a bitcoin-QT wallet/node? thanks, Sig As far as I know you can't split the coins in the core wallet. But you can get the private key to your addresses by following this tutorial. 1) Click on "help" menu, then "debug window", then the "console" tab 2) Type: walletpassphrase [your wallet password] 600 (do not include the [ ] brackets, just your wallet password) 3) Write: dumpprivkey [address where you have bitcoin] (do not include the [ ] brackets, just your BTC address) 4) You will be shown your private key for this address. Then you will have to find a wallet where you can scan/insert the private key to claim your coins. Tell me if you find one. EDIT: I haven't downloaded Bitpie yet to my phone, I thought it wanted a little to much information. I do however have an old phone I don't use any more where I will download it as soon as I can get to a place with free wifi. But I have no idea if you can sweep a private key in the Bitpie wallet like you can in Coinomi. I'll have to play around a bit with it when downloaded. |
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Did everyone here manage to claim/dump their superbitcoin and bitcoindiamond? I figured out the easiest method last night and got a few extra btc for dumping them Please elaborate. Yes, please describe "the easiest method" would save me a lot of time. EDIT: I see you answered the question already, won't work for me I'm afraid. have a Android phone and my stash is not in a Trezor or any suck gizmo. |
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Dear Bitcorn,
Hi! I know, we don't talk much anymore. I'm semi-retired, and you're big time now. But listen.
We would all be really tickled if you'd stay above $16k.
Don't want to seem ungrateful, but like jojo says, we have mouths to feed. Food for thought.
Well, yes, actually, I am o.k. if we do not necessarily stay above $16k; however, we have kind of gotten used to this newly found wealth. I am kind of suspecting that we have decent possibilities to stay within a $14k to $18k price range, yet I get the sense that due to the ongoing level of dispute about the actual price, there could be considerable movement that will include $11k to $20k, and so in that regard, we are kind of still in a sub $20k consolidation range that remains quite large. Certainly, I would like to break upwards, too, or even to stay within the range, whether the more solid range is $14k to $18k or whether such more solid range is $11k to $20k. Either way, the bitcoin price battle has not stopped, and there remains disagreement. Bears would really love to push BTC prices down, but they are running into too much support and buying support continues to catch up and to keep up. In the end, we are going to break above $20k, it is just a matter whether that breaking up happens within a week or if it takes a few months to accomplish. Breaking down seems less likely than breaking up, such as 43.71497%-ish, but UP still seems the more likely with about a 56.28503% chance.. in other words, currently, up remains more likely than down. hahahahahaha  Can you show how you got that percentage conclusion. Thank you. Love from, Everyone on this thread. X Oh shit, "we" are all fucked now, because even rjclarke is playing the royal "we" card. Just to be clear, those numbers were pulled out of a near total contextualized assessment of BTC market dynamics accounting for historical happenings, momentum and future probabilities of a variety of events that have not yet happened, including trade volume representations, knowns, unknowns and uncertainties. In other words, I am employing a kind of amalgoratiated "speculation" within conformity of the WO tradition.  Makes more sense, now? Are "we" satisfied? So...from your ass? |
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Did everyone here manage to claim/dump their superbitcoin and bitcoindiamond? I figured out the easiest method last night and got a few extra btc for dumping them Not yet, please do tell. |
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Even pre-teens and teens use paper currencies around the world on a daily basis, but hell they can't even purchase Bitcoin without being 18+ yrs old and having a drivers license and a bank account first. How about that fkn irony, Satoshi? Should we add an addendum in the white paper for that too? There is localbitcoins for that. Just putting that out there. Or GPU mining a shitcoin and trade it for bitcoin. |
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Looks like Yobit has these so far:
SBTC
B2X
GOD
ATOM
Could be worth a few Satoshis. If you have the energy.
Whats important is when you can deposit, not just trade. Yobit doesn't allow deposits in any of these coins. Currently: Bitcoin Diamond, sell on gate.io SuperBitcoin sell on okex.com You can download clients from github and import you priv. keys. Prices are slowly declining.. How do you claim them? You don't need to claim most of them, you already have them on the forked chain, just like BCH. You just need to access them. Is it worth it? - I've made about 1.5% (of my total BTC) profit for both Bitcoin Diamond & SuperBitcoin. I was quick off the mark, and that returned has probably slipped to <1% now. Ok, how do I access them then? |
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Ripple seems like a regulatory disaster waiting to happen. I mean, the company owns like 60 billion XRP. Someone should sue them for the lulz.
Never mind Ripple being a regulatory disaster waiting to happen, I'm betting Roger Ver stepping back onto US soil is a disaster waiting to happen for him. As I understand, he has tried on several occasions, but he is always denied a visa. |
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