Every respectable online cryptocoin exchange has experienced at least one security breach and has had funds stolen in their existence  They can certainly fake getting fleeced out of their hard-earned investment money by hiring an inside man acting as the hacker. This has happened before on multiple occasions and it sure as heck can happen again. |
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What is the absolute fastest and SAFEST way to store coins that are currently in an exchange?
Ledger Nano S |
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What about betting on Russia to win the trophy being the host for the 2017 Confederation Cup?
Outright winner
Germany 3.50
Portugal 3.50
Chile 3.75
Mexico 10.00
Russia 11.00
Cameroon 26.00
Australia 51.00
New Zealand 501.00
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I think it's prudent to own some ETH just in case. Whether it will surpass Bitcoin or not is not so important to me. About the utility. Well there are some big guns signed up for the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance so ETH ( probably) has the potential to evolve into something big in the near future. Sit tight, hold some ETH coins and wait for the big picture to unravel  |
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I got confused the more... God
Thanks anyway
You have a house. You have a key to your house. Your key to your house is owned by the exchange. The exchange gives you the key so you can enter your house. If the exchange disappears your key will disappear with them and you can no longer enter your house. BUT Some wallets (mostly offline ones) let you have your own keys owned by you alone and you can use these keys to enter your house any time you want. You can import these keys into other wallets which will let you into your house (coins). Now apply this example to your coins |
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As far as I know the chat moderators don't do payments but they can tell the payment department to expedite your withdrawals so if you really did piss that guy off he might have stalled your TX on purpose. Perhaps you could try to contact the NS forum rep here and explain to them what the issue is. It's a shitty situation but sometimes you just need to wait it out. And another thing -> I have been scammed by Betcoin.ag recently for 145 LTC and a months back for 3 Total BTC from user BetAdvisor? so what... remember reputation matters. Did BetAdvisor really scam you for 3 BTC? How did that happen? If you don't mind me asking but I didn't know about this till now and got curious. Edit. The NS rep beat me to it while I was writing  |
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Disney will be so pleased with this |
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Hello guys and welcome to my Hockey thread. Ice Hockey has been a passion of mine for quite some time and I have to say it's probably my 2nd most watched sport after soccer so I decided to open my own thread where I will be posting tips about anything from NHL to European Hockey Leagues. As the new season of NHL is starting soon I would like to share some pre-season game picks with you. Let's have some fun and earn some cash in the process See you tomorrow with my first play of the day Betting on ice hockey is centred around game lines, which entails handicapping one team and deciding which side to back, or goals markets, with an over/under lineshifting depending on the participants.Ice hockey is probably hardest sport to predict on the planet. You might fall in love with this sport after one look cracking pucks, sound shots and fantastic saves make ice hockey popular in Canada, North America and Europe. Okaaaaaaaaaaaaaay mate I guess. Thanks for writing the gist of hockey betting. But wtf?! |
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Is everything back to normal now? I read the Reddit discussion and here are some of the rep responses: With this technology all incoming transactions are received via addresses unique for each user. They are gathered in pool and then go either to payout aggregator or multi-signature cold storage. Freewallet stores funds in a multi-signature cold storage with a bank level security grade. From time to time there are rebalancing procedures between different cold storages and hot wallets. There’s no need to worry, this is an ordinary planned procedure for cryptocurrency systems. All user assets are completely safe. Ethereum blockchain was overloaded today with Bancor ICO transactions. A significant bunch of today's transactions are still being processed now; they will arrive soon. New Ethereum transactions are coming in and out normally. Seems like a big misunderstanding. |
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Oh it is? Happy Birthday then |
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Do you offer legal action against temporarily unavailable websites?
Are you serious? |
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Probably not informed enough about the fee structure or deliberately setting the fees too low to save money. Either way after seeing that their TX's are stuck desperation sets in and people are inclined to spend ridiculous amounts of cash in TX recovering services to get their money back which I think is a normal reaction I mean wouldn't you do the same if you were in their shoes? Being cheap sometimes can cost you more! |
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I will tally the names of users that purchased tickets within 24 hours and randomly pick out a winner. Please define your process of randomly picking a winner. Will you be livestreaming how you will be picking the winner on Random.org for example? |
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Definitely hedge that last leg. Better safe than sorry. You can either hedge pre-game or hedge it live if you see the things are starting to go south.
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Account: I will PM you with my Nitrogen Account ID.
Picks:
1. Jakob Silfverberg
2. Louis Domingue
3. Riley Nash
4. Nicolas Deslauriers
5. Matt Bartkowski
6. Cam Ward
7. Andrew Desjardins
8. Blake Comeau
9. Cam Atkinson
10. Antoine Roussel
11. Andreas Athanasiou
12. Benoit Pouliot
13. Jason Demers
14. Brayden McNabb
15. Jared Spurgeon
16. Nikita Nesterov
17. Mattias Ekholm
18. Beau Bennett
19. Anders Lee
20. Michael Hutchinson
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Selling Fixed Matches to idiots on a poorly designed one page site What could go wrong?  |
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Singapore is the best choice if you want to live comfortable, tax free and very friendly to the immigrants, but of course you have to have money for life, good security and stability, and lots of entertainment there
What you mean by tax free?! If you convert BTC or any other ctypto to FIAT you don't need to pay taxes there or what?! I heard that switzerland has become a bitcoin friendly country.So you could settle there as its full of tourist spots.Or else,you could try an european country which provides tax exemption for bitcoins.
Which one would that be?! Once you convert BTC or any crypto fo FIAT you need to pay the TAX You seem to be obsessed with taxes Or should I actually write TAXES? What taxes do you refer to exactly? In many jurisdictions, you may not need to pay taxes on selling bitcoins, especially if bitcoins are not regulated there (just in case, it doesn't mean that Bitcoin is illegal in that jurisdiction). If it is not regulated, you can safely assume it as being your property, and property may not be taxed if you possessed it for some time (say, 3 years). In practice, you move your coins to a reputable exchange, convert them to fiat (dollars or euro), and withdraw the proceeds to your bank account. And that's pretty much all there's to it Regulated or not, you have to pay taxes after having sold Bitcoin for local currency. I have personally looked into this matter when I was going to sell coins and withdraw to my bank account and yes I have to include Bitcoin in my income tax form. I think Bitcoin is subject to Capital Gains Tax but I am not an expert on this. However I am 101% positive that you have to pay tax when selling for local currency I can tell you with certainty that this is not a universal practice In some jurisdictions profits earned on currency exchange operations are not taxable, and its official. Further, if Bitcoin is treated like property (or property rights), you may look for tax exemption. Again, in many jurisdictions if you held some property for longer than one year (in some parts of the world longer than three years on expensive items like houses or apartments), you don't have to pay a capital gains tax. Technically, you still have to pay it but you receive a tax deduction which equals the price at which you sold this property, so effectively you don't pay this tax If you have been selling Bitcoin and haven't reported anything to the tax agency I would suggest consulting a tax attorney or something before landing yourself in hot water I don't need that. My tax service officially declared that they have nothing to do with Bitcoin Which jurisdictions are that? Bitcoin is not regulated here but I found out that it is taxable because they added an addendum to the tax law for Bitcoin particularly and that change wasn't officially declared either. |
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Singapore is the best choice if you want to live comfortable, tax free and very friendly to the immigrants, but of course you have to have money for life, good security and stability, and lots of entertainment there
What you mean by tax free?! If you convert BTC or any other ctypto to FIAT you don't need to pay taxes there or what?! I heard that switzerland has become a bitcoin friendly country.So you could settle there as its full of tourist spots.Or else,you could try an european country which provides tax exemption for bitcoins.
Which one would that be?! Once you convert BTC or any crypto fo FIAT you need to pay the TAX You seem to be obsessed with taxes Or should I actually write TAXES? What taxes do you refer to exactly? In many jurisdictions, you may not need to pay taxes on selling bitcoins, especially if bitcoins are not regulated there (just in case, it doesn't mean that Bitcoin is illegal in that jurisdiction). If it is not regulated, you can safely assume it as being your property, and property may not be taxed if you possessed it for some time (say, 3 years). In practice, you move your coins to a reputable exchange, convert them to fiat (dollars or euro), and withdraw the proceeds to your bank account. And that's pretty much all there's to it Regulated or not, you have to pay taxes after having sold Bitcoin for local currency. I have personally looked into this matter when I was going to sell coins and withdraw to my bank account and yes I have to include Bitcoin in my income tax form. I think Bitcoin is subject to Capital Gains Tax but I am not an expert on this. However I am 101% positive that you have to pay tax when selling for local currency. If you have been selling Bitcoin and haven't reported anything to the tax agency I would suggest consulting a tax attorney or something before landing yourself in hot water. This might help: How are Bitcoins taxed https://www.thebalance.com/g00/how-bitcoins-are-taxed-3192871 |
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