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Considering you can buy gift cards easily with Bitcoin, it won't be missed that much. I don't think Steam will think too much about third-party doing service like that, since they don't really need to get in touch with crypto regulations and use the "TOS" rules if anything goes wrong.
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You should also ask the store where you want to shop whether they accept rbf transactions or not. If they do, you can be more at ease even if your transaction fee is a bit lower than average, since you can bump it if you really need it to be confirmed asap. That being said, most of them don't keep track of the tx id so you have to be careful or your payment won't be confirmed automatically. If that happens, support is the only one who can help you.
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As far as I can tell, Elon's is having his own agenda to promote Tesla' renewable energy business by doing that. There's a good analysis on Twitter about it, but I don't have the link. In short, Elon's not really trying to 'kill' Bitcoin, he's just doing it to make sure he can get the most profit.
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Luckily there's no other damages and you don't catch any fire. Did you use afterburner to OC your card? Sounds like they need to add a warning before applying the setting to prevent something like this. That being said, the menu is clear enough as long as you paid attention (whether it's memory or core overclock).
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It's inevitable. Not Bitcoin or any pioneer of technology fault. People (business) will do this kind of thing since they smell the opportunity to make money. As long as we continue to educate new users, problems such as scams can go away, albeit slowly.
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Binance bridge doesn't work with TrustWallet
You can use MetaMask to do it. I suggest you create a new wallet for this swapping purpose so you don't have to expose your main wallet to the network. If that doesn't work then using the deposit method above might be an alternative. Or just access it from your website directly, |
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My question is it real performance of 6000 series cards or what you think will be upgrade for them? i mean 6700=60mhs 6800= 70-75mhs  AMD new cards are already famous for not being the card for miners. You should do more research next time you buy a new GPU. I suggest you follow https://twitter.com/aschilling or Anandtech. Sometime they cover GPU mining performance, instead of other media such as HWU or Gamer Nexus who focus more on gaming or professional workload. |
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nvidia is milking everybody. the irony is that gamers are the ones getting milked, as long as miners are getting ROI, it doesn't matter how much the card cost.
Yep, sadly not everyone can see it. In the end gamers will be affected more than miners. But they don't really have a choice, at least for now. AMD can't give them supply even if their card is competitive. So we can only pray the next generation it will be better. If not, then the same situation will happen again. |
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In my opinion, Bitcoin is not completely decentralized. But it is still the most important step in the decentralization process.
What does "completely decentralized" means? What standard do we use to determine the level of decentralization? I think those are key questions that needs to be answered before we can judge anything further. In addition to this, I think your theory also needs to be explained further. For example, to what extent you can call something "political decentralization" and not architecture? Simply from the number of voters? Doesn't that automatically means the number of computers/rig owned can be used to determine the political aspect of the decentralization? etc. |
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You probably mean 'bump'?
Where did you read about the instability of that rig? Maybe ask further there? You could also try to ask on forum dedicated to LTC (cmiiw) mining if there's no reply here.
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You will be able to get through it with enough experience. Learning market history will also help. But the most important thing imo, is to never use more money than you can afford to lose. If you broke this rule, you'll get stressed sooner or later.
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So they agree that it's their faults and they will send user's token back at a later date or something?
Sounds like a smart contract problem. I think it's a wise decision if you decide to stop using them after this. More details would be appreciated though, as mentioned above.
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It looks like the project doesn't use a redirection service. I tried to click your link but my DNS provider says it's not recognized, so I remove the www part and it works. Just in case anyone has the same problem, try to do this.
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It would serve as the currency when they want to enter, exit, or just take a look at the market situation without risking too much. I think that's why stablecoin is created in the first place. It doesn't compete with Bitcoin or other chains, it serve other purposes. Even if it takes the first place on the marketcap ranking, people won't buy stablecoin for the sake of holding them.
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Obviously allocating a huge percentage of the supply to rewards would be disastrous if there's no demand at the token is just created for the sake of "staking". The alternative is quite simple though, the team must design the token as an essential part of their ecosystem. If they can't even do that, what's the point of launching a token in the first place.
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Elon or other influencer will gradually lose credibility as long as their tweet/opinion influence the market against the interest of most users. Just like how it happen with McAffee.
That being said, immunity against this kind of manipulation at all times is probably impossible unless traders and crypto investors start ignoring individual sentiment of the market.
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Bitcoin has Corrupted Enthusiasts I believe that not all of them. What does this mean? Anyway, let's be real here. Those miners support the network due to the incentive. That's why there's a reward in the first place. satoshi knows that nobody will participate for free, except for a few one who help him one way or the other like Hal. It's not a salary. If you want to run a startup, you should never use bitcoin model. It's a different entity after all. |
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