Which is a watch-only wallet, as you referred. Electrum does not create watch-only wallet out of thin air. You must have created a wallet, exported its Master Public Key and insert that key on the new wallet you created.

If you have the seed to that wallet you can get the funds back, otherwise no, so... Do you have the seed?

What's the difference between Cube and Circle? That's quite a price difference between the two. Also, any website where we can see more information?

If you are looking for a fast, easy and convenient wallet for desktop, you should look for Electrum, or MultiBit.

I guess we had to come to a time where fortunately, things are kept separated from each other: the crime and Bitcoin usage. The news say out of the box that the charges aren't Bitcoin related, which is amazing!

It's very beneficial to the Bitcoin ecosystem if large companies like LocalBitcoins cease operations on New York. It's the best way to show them we do not approve BitLicense. The best way of protest, in my opinion. NY loses

Bike Cops? Not even going to ask

Those guys from youtube are absolutely insane. Let's not even connect them remotely to Bitcoin, otherwise mainstream media might pick up on this

More biased news Bitcoin, Bitcoin, Bitcoin everywhere. What about bombs and safety?

What about the millions of fiat terrorists spend on attacks? The people that fund them? The bombs that are bought with fiat? The millionaire fiat ransoms asked to release journalists and prisoners of war? Media is putting a blindfold on people.

Not to mention what has already been said, the guy's funds can be traced.

I'm not sure I'm getting your post, random people take you pics just because you do long runs on a bike? lol, now that's odd.

Also an amazing opportunity to show a QR code to the world. I'd print it even bigger!

cex was kind of a fail from the get go... However, is there any information on their hardware? On their location? The costs of running their operation?

Their fees were high and they probably run off with what they had in profit. But it's not impossible for a mine to cross the red unprofitability line nowadays. Not trying to defend them (or any cloud mining service for that matter), but do we have numbers, definitive proof of them simply running off? I never really investigated their service, but as far as I knew they were a big secretive operation hiding behind a pretty website.

Probably safe to consider it as an alt only when the fundamentals of Bitcoin change. I don't think blocksize is something fundamental that cannot be changed, such as the total supply...


All right, sorry, only noticed it when it was already on Meta.

"Revolutionary" would be the right word!

Using those pre-paid cards isn't really living on Bitcoin only, unfortunately...

I definitely can't, at least yet. Almost no local services where I can use Bitcoin

Lol, nice piece, was not expecting this from the Paper Safe creator So I now see the guy returned and was quickly banned... what an odd story and what a unique character

Hope you have no trouble selling that piece of bitcointalk history!

One thing doesn't have to do with another. Everyone would still be connected to Bitcoin if signatures didn't exist. The real question is: would you post as much as you do without an economic incentive?

I'd definitely say yes, I would, I spent months here posting without any signature to begin with... Signatures are just a very welcome extra and they also guarantee a minimum of quality on posts, as one can be booted out of a signature campaign for spam, or unnecessary posts... Obviously no one can get rich just out of posting on Bitcointalk I think it's just a pretty nice way of making some extra bucks, while taking advantage of something one already did frequently to begin with

Since I tested Windows 10 in the beginning of this year I was really anxious to have the final version on my machines, so I jumped on it right after news hit that build 10240 distributed on Microsoft Insider was RTM. There has been an incredible fuzz about this version for quite some time now, for positive and negative things. So far I have it on my main machines and I'm happy. One of the things that made me jump was the fact that I had 3 inactivated legit keys right out of the gate without spending any dime.

Put it on my laptop first, went from Ubuntu 15.04 to Windows 10 10130 then to 10240, no big issues, running smoothly. Had Bitcoin Core, Armory and Electrum there, simply stopped using them on this PC. Did the same on my Desktop (the only difference being starting on Windows 8.1), it had Bitcoin Core and now has Armory and I also tested Electrum. All run nicely.

Windows 10 can keylog at will all my computer's empty online wallets I don't store funds over 5 ou 10$ for quite some time.

Normally, as people say, when stuff is free, we are the products... My love to test all the newest OS's surpasses this, so I think it's a fair tradeoff, for now, and all Bitcoin related apps seem to be working fine, so no issues for me in having Windows 10.

Honestly wasn't expecting so many companies seeking BitLicense applications...

Full news here

Fortunately I still can do pretty much anything in my country in my home connection, but we're slowly crawling to an "Intranet" like the one on China and other countries. For the first time a website was blocked here (The Pirate Bay), and I think many others will follow.

As for Bitcoin, I don't see it ever being blocked, honestly. As it won't probably ever be regulated here...

Pretty sure there's no one who knows who he is/how to contact him. Obviously speculating, but are there any clues anyone know anything about him?

I've heard some good stuff about this site, so probably giving it a try. Here's my code 64Block_5ILbgC7AfgTL9uYahqQq6X

I don't think there is a way... Maybe making a bot account that somehow feeds your watchlist page to an RSS feed?

Just watch the threads you want and keep your Watchlist page bookmarked Seems a lot of work for something so simple.