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Guys, what about that NFT that Satoshi put up for sale after 10 years of silence? What do you think? Is he alive or got hacked?
please tell more i need to know he put the first mention of bitcoin from his account on the auction, everyone is talking about it http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/xn/detail/2003008:Comment:169634where? i want to see it i can't believe this is real |
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Guys, what about that NFT that Satoshi put up for sale after 10 years of silence? What do you think? Is he alive or got hacked?
please tell more i need to know |
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i farm some tokens on BSC since i prefer farming. like cakecrypt
never heard what's the project? |
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hey there. i prefer to invest in yieldfarming aggregators and since eth is expensive i choose
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u know i'd better invest in long term in ethereum and eth dex projects, in short term (for speculation) - in good credible defi. for me it's not reasonable to invest into alts when defi is so hyping
besides i'm also try to work with dex-es who offer interesting options for liquidity providers and have simple and effective executive strategy if u're researching, besides, did u heard smth about xsigma stablecoin dex? i checked them and it looks well-elaborated and credible i read smth about this projects but don't know details |
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in my portfolio 20 % is btc, then eth and defi projects (for short term speculation). now try to find some dex projects to go in
what kind of dex projects r u interested in and why ? |
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u know i'd better invest in long term in ethereum and eth dex projects, in short term (for speculation) - in good credible defi. for me it's not reasonable to invest into alts when defi is so hyping
besides i'm also try to work with dex-es who offer interesting options for liquidity providers and have simple and effective executive strategy |
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yes since more than 90% are scams, i think we should check each project we invest in. i mostly prefer to investigate dex-es with credible business model and interesting options for liquidity providers
but defi is more credible and transparent concept than ico and ieo was. u r right - there r a lot of scam project, and as for me dex-es are more interesting for trading and long term investment besides i've found an interesting stablecoin exchange based on Curve - xsigma, do u know them? i heard they have top options for liquidity providers, really, but i'm still cheking them |
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defi as for me is much more healthy than ico and ieo. if it will be regulated - i think a lot of valued defi and have a nice future. i believe in credible dex projects - volumes are increasing and tech base is likely to be much better than year ago
besides i'm also try to work with dex-es who offer interesting options for liquidity providers and have simple and effective executive strategy if u're researching, besides, did u heard smth about xsigma stablecoin dex? i checked them and it looks well-elaborated and credible yes i know them, i read a whitepaper and checked smart-contract, so as for me they are likely to be successful |
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defi as for me is much more healthy than ico and ieo. if it will be regulated - i think a lot of valued defi and have a nice future. i believe in credible dex projects - volumes are increasing and tech base is likely to be much better than year ago
besides i'm also try to work with dex-es who offer interesting options for liquidity providers and have simple and effective executive strategy |
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Hey Eleuthria, I've got a general technical question.
Since you said bitcoind wasn't putting much of a load on the server, how come you don't run multiple bitcoinD, each mapped to a separate port?
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So, what if that older wallet had bitcoins you already spent? What is stopping you from going back to the older wallet and spending them again?
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Proportional, not score-based? Sigh, guess I'm stuck on Slush where people can't steal from me.
I should write a pool hopper and join the ranks of the thieves.
I don't understand. How would switching pools work in your favor? |
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I'm curious to see who else is planning on venting their mining rig to the outdoors.
According to the wiki page, that's a max of 375w per card. 1500w just to power the cards.
That's converting 1500w of electricity to heat, 24/7. It's like turning on a blow dryer and just letting it sit there.
Water cooling them will just move the heat from the cards to the radiator. (water pumps also require power and generate heat.)
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This may be a dumb question, but on the Block Statistics page, it says that 550 Bitcoins "Need Confirmation"?
I'm not sure what's involved in confirming bitcoins, but doesn't that seem high?
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