Not really getting how this bot works or how it's useful... What are its application?  User friendly, the Telegram base users is 60m so potential access to lots of people is pretty huge. But I think the major use is Coinbase users can access their account through Telegram or a Getgems wallet. I guess another step toward wider adoption. Seems nice, but I definitely wouldn't want to connect any of my Bitcoin related activities to a chat app. Is this too much privacy-paranoid? |
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Mine came from altcoin mining... |
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This seems like a pretty nice idea, but regarding the news article... I think they won't be able to support PayPal, at least in near future.
As for the exchange itself, I'm pretty interested on how they work with OK Pay (never used this service) and how the deposits work... Do they basically serve as an escrow for deposits?
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Not really getting how this bot works or how it's useful... What are its application? |
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Quando andava a tentar informar-me disto, a conclusão a que cheguei é que efectivamente não cobravam taxa nenhuma. Não há é nenhuma salvaguarda a dizer que nunca a irão cobrar, creio eu. De qualquer das formas, eles também sabem que se os encargos do cartão subirem, muita gente os vai encostar.
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Although pretty awkward, I think this is just a case around "Bit" branding and the coincidence of the "X" symbol (meaning something over the top, beyond expectations). These companies probably don't have any connection with each other. Or they might have copied their names from each other  But beyond that I think there's no connection, after all |
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No Trezor for me until I have Armory integration with multiple wallets.
Oh, and manually choosing inputs too.
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I completely agree... I see no need to buy a Trezor without Armory integration. But devs probably have a lot in their hands. I'm patient, tho It will be good for both Trezor and Armory when they're both compatible. |
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Electrum servers use clearnet domains no .onion so the info has to be sent through an exit node
is there are security risk with this? can i lose my bitcoins?
You can't lose your Bitcoins, as Electrum servers only handle transaction broadcasting and verification of wallet funds. The transaction signing itself is on your client. That being said, there are other security risks (mainly privacy related ones) that you should consider. Besides this, if I'm not mistaken, I've already seen .onion servers on the server list. |
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Does Breadwallet support signed messages? I've searched around and it doesn't look like it supports this feature.
I really like Breadwallet, but I have to make a purchase today that requires an additional signed message. I guess I have to use a different wallet for this purchase.
Maybe the signed message feature could be added as an x-callback-url? Although that could get complex because the message would probably have to be URL encoded in order to work.
No, it doesn't support signed messages. You have to import your seed to MultiBit HD to sign a message from an address in your seed. Do this in a secure computer. Import the seed, send your funds to a new one on breadwallet (or send your funds elsewhere before importing your seed) and sign the message. It would be interesting to have signing messages capability. But I don't see this as an essential or even needed feature on a mobile wallet of any kind. |
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Good news that this has been implemented... However I don't use the software in which it was Hoping this at least makes it to the Core wallet. |
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I don't think there's such a chart, that I'm aware of, but it would be interesting to see one. Maybe someone can take this info and this (or maybe something with more historical data, if it exists), combine them and create such a chart. Well, here's an idea for my free time... |
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If wealth is boredom, I wish to have a lot of boredom in my life.
As people said you are never satisfied, and you do whatever you please... So you end up trying to earn more wealth. Not that boring if you ask me.
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I am currently unemployed, but I think I wouldn't use such a service, for now. We all have months in which we spend more, and others less. I like to have the possibility to buy the amount of Bitcoins I want without committing with a percentage, constantly changing the amount of coins I buy and the amount of fiat I spend.
Unfortunately, I still need fiat for more than 95% of my yearly expenses...
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Congratulations, this is actually pretty solid development, or so it seems. The block explorer is pretty stable and beautifully made...
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Here's an idea  This in addition to everything else already said, and I think we have a good list of targets
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You can use a Trezor, or a Bluetooth/NFC enabled cold wallet. Trezor can be setup with Android phones via an OTG cable, and there were/are some wallets being released and some in planning phase that can sign transactions and hold funds via wireless, without keys getting out of the device...
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Excelent question, I read some news on the Press section of the forum that seemed tor elate both companies... but apparently they aren't related after all (hence why they didn't answer my question about Digatrade on the Bit-x thread, maybe) Bit-x from Digatrade are Bit-X Financial Corp and based on Canada. Bit-x from https://bit-x.com/ are based in the UK apparently. |
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Graffiti/Street Art is related closely to photography. Being ephemeral, as you said, graffiti tens to wear down or being erased. You can simply snap a picture to "stop" time, and embed the hash of that picture on the blockchain to prove its existance, and that you owned it. Other than that, and the QR idea, i don't see much of a relation... |
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Is this what you're looking for? they don't seem be active in the forum, has any one used this network ? i am planning to use this for my websites If this is it, then I can tell you it took 10 seconds on Google to find them...  Never used them, sorry. |
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Is this what you're looking for? |
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