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 Hi there, I'm trying to register on the site to produce my review. But I get this error: NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID -The problem is the same with Firefox, Chrome, Brave -The problem is the same with 3 different internet connections, including 1 VPN -I can't add a security exception as I usually do, because no browser offers it with this site. Does anyone know how to get around this problem? Thanks |
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What are your thoughts? Are BRC-20 stablecoins the next big thing? If not, why? Do you think BTC will be able to survive a flood of BRC-20 stablecoin transactions in the long run? What do you think about Stably? Will it have a future? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.  I don't know to what extent this is just a passing or lasting hype, and no one can really know. But, several factors are worrying me about it: -the mempool will become saturated over and over again, I don't know if this is really good for the use and reputation (adoption) of the BTC blockchain -if stablecoins or other BRC-20 coins fail, won't this discredit the BTC network and give people false cause for concern? Wouldn't this damage the reputation and trust of the BTC network, even though it is in no way responsible for these projects? In any case, I'm going to follow this with interest, as it's something new and will no doubt cause a lot of noise in the near future. I just hope it doesn't give a spotlight to the BTC network and a new reason for regulators to go after it again and again... |
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Prediction 1: $25,996.98
bech32 address: redacted
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Bonjour et bienvenue sur le forum ! C'est une bonne question et un cas très particulier. Est-ce que tu ne pourrais pas simplement déclarer ces fonds comme des plus-values et déclarer un achat à cours 0 ? Tu y perdrais en % imposé mais cela te donnerait la garantie d'être dans les clous. D'un point de vue "moral", je trouve que la troisième option semble la plus justifiée / justifiable, mais on m'a conseillé de le déclarer en tant que cession de cryptos. Mais cela rendrait totalement caduque mes anciennes déclarations car la valorisation de mon portefeuille lors de chaque cession devient fausse ! Pas sur que cela soit juste, dans le sens où je ne sais pas si légalement il s'agit de dommages et intérêts? Ils peuvent être un peu chiants des fois au fisc, si tu aimes être réglo avec eux, mieux vaut être prudent.. Si j'étais toi, je me renseignerai un peu (comme ce que tu as fait en ouvrant un sujet ici) et avec les infos bien en tête j'irai voir un fiscaliste spécialisé en cryptos (si le montant imposable en vaut la peine, car en France, ceux que j'ai connu prennent du 300 EUR par heure de consultation). |
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Sérieusement il faut être à quel niveau de PLS pour avoir besoin d’imposer sa vision à ce point là ? Ah, il faut juste être un mec blanc qui bosse chez KPMG, suis-je bête. Un bon rhéteur made in ESSEC Pour un matheux vous êtes bien obtus, je parle de politique pas d’équation hors sol, mobilisées pour dépolitiser un sujet Vous êtes une masterclass de whatabouttisme, chapeau l’artiste ! Le delta entre ce qu'elle écrit sur twitter et la qualité de ses réponses dans l'article est énorme, je suis assez déçu par ses réponses pour le coup, on est pas très loin d'un niveau fin de primaire - début collège. |
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Ca peut peut-être inciter les gens à se tourner vers les DEX et à permettre de développer cette technologie au final. Au moins ça fait prendre conscience aux utilisateurs que malgré les KYC et autres justificatifs demandés, leurs fonds sont bien plus safe sur leur ordi avec un UAC au max ou sur une ledger que sur un CEX en dépit des risques de hack. La SEC a d'ailleurs semble-t-il demander le gel de tous les avoirs de Binance US.
Ouais j'espère aussi que les gens vont de plus en plus se tourner vers des DEX et des solutions P2P sur le long terme, même si j'avoue que j'y crois peu. Le comportement de beaucoup d'utilisateurs pour l'achat et la vente de cryptos est un vrai mystère pour moi. Par exemple, je suis toujours effaré de voir que des gens utilisent "Binance P2P" ; pourquoi faire de l'achat/vente P2P mais avec un KYC obligatoire ? Quel est l'intérêt ? Je sais que certains grattent un peu sur les cours en vendant là-bas, mais quand on voit que des solutions propres sont dispo ailleurs, je suis un peu perdu quant à ce choix. The median trading volume across the top three decentralized exchanges (DEX) jumped 444% in the past 48 hours as crypto investors reeled from the United States securities regulator's recent legal actions against cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase and Binance.
According to aggregated data from CoinGecko, total daily trading volumes on Uniswap v3 (Ethereum), Uniswap v3 (Arbitrum) and PancakeSwap v3 (BSC) — which account for 53% of the total DEX trading volume in the last 24 hours — increased by more than $792 million between June 5 and June 7.
Additionally, the trading volume on Curve, a DEX that allows for the trading of stablecoins, spiked by 328%. At the time of writing, the bulk of the trading activity on Curve is focused on trading the U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoins USD Coin
USDC and Tether. https://cointelegraph.com/news/sec-coinbase-binance-lawsuits-surge-defi-trading-volumesJ'espère sincèrement que ce n'est pas qu'une répercussion temporaire et que ces utilisateurs vont garder l'habitude d'utiliser des DEX. Je vais suivre cette affaire de loin, surtout pour ce qui concerne Coinbase, qui d'après ce que je sais a les reins moins solides que Binance, et pour qui tout ça pourrait être dévastateur? Coinbase, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has been charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for operating as an unregistered national securities exchange, broker and clearing agency. The SEC also accused Coinbase of failing to register its crypto asset staking-as-a-service program. The complaint alleges that since 2019, Coinbase has facilitated the buying and selling of billions of dollars' worth of crypto asset securities without proper registration, combining the functions of an exchange, broker, and clearing agency. Source : Bitcoin Magazine |
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Cheers to everyone, I'm having a problem with one of the three hashboards. In the log file how can I identify which hashboard it is so I can replace it? PVT_T0 it shows -40 on four chips.
Disconnect your hashboards from the control board, and start your ASIC with one board connected at a time. Thus, you'll be able to see which one is giving you troubles. Otherwise, the logs generally indicate which hashboard is affected by the problem, and you can then see on the control board the number associated with the hashboards and thus identify which one is faulty. This applies to Bitmain antminers, but I'm not so sure about Avalon. In any case, isolating the board by plugging in only one at a time should work perfectly. |
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Hello! I’m rather new to the whole crypto space, I’ve read crypto for dummies and crypto mining for dummies so I got the basics down.
But my main question is if it’s possible to create your own bitcoin miner and I’ve seen raspberry pi’s and usb sticks turned into miners but could a proper miner be made, obviously not to compete against modern consumer based miners but just enough to make a buck or two.
Note: I have a 3d printer and i tinker with tech in my spare time and though this might be a cool project to try out for fun let me know if there’s any info on projects similar to this or someone else is actually already developing this!!
You should have a look on this project : https://github.com/skot/bitaxeHere is the topic dedicated to the project Bitaxe on Bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5400851.0Bitaxe was created by Skot. which is an active member of this forum, and very helpful. You could join his Discord server, a lot of people are on it to talk about and discuss DIY Bitcoin ASICs But as you can imagine, you won't be able to compete with companies in the sector with this. It's more of a hobby project than something to do if you're looking for absolute efficiency. Consider it a DIY alternative to the ASICs produced by Gekkoscience, for example. |
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C'est bon signe après de telles nouvelles, ca montre que Bitcoin bénéficie encore d'une grosse confiance, et qu'il n'est pas ou plus dépendant de la bonne santé des exchanges. Ce qu'on a vécu avec FTX, semble être écarté.
J'aimerais y croire totalement mais je me demande quel serait le cours de BTC si un CEX tel que Binance, Kraken ou Coinbase venait à fermer totalement. Je n'ai aucun doute sur le rétablissement du BTC sur le moyen / long terme, mais je reste convaincu qu'il y aura de quoi le faire tomber pour quelques semaines ou quelques mois si cela devait se produire. Mais bon, on peut commencer à penser qu'à force de faire le tri et qu'après tant de fermetures de services / exchanges, seuls les plus costauds restent et que ceux-là devraient encore être là pour un moment.. Je pense que pour les soucis actuels de Binance, la répercussion a déjà eu lieu y'a quelques mois, lorsque les premiers bruits avaient circulé. |
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It's a NerdMiner, so it's the normal hashrate for them. also known as a lottery miner  But i can't see the miner running if i enter my address on the pools website. can you help me with that? With only 20 kh/s you will need to wait a lot (some days or weeks) to submit at least 1 valid share And without valid share submitted and accepted, the pool can't show any stats |
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Bitcointalk username: iwantmyhomepaidwithbtc2
Forum rank: Sr. Member
Earned merit: 533
bech32 address: bc1q2n09xdhu65aqf8a6wccs0sx7x3urh02cd5n3kv
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You don't need ASICs to mine bitcoin. You can use video cards or FPGAs and mine the most profitable coins. NiceHash and similar services will mine the most profitable coin and pay out rewards in bitcoins, or other coins from their list. You can use video cards in an apartment, unlike asics.
This is wrong. To mine Bitcoin efficiently, you need ASICs. Mining another coin on another algorithm (I mean other than sha256) and getting paid in Bitcoin is not mining Bitcoin. You won't be contributing to the Bitcoin Network's global hashrate if you are mining this way. I've got nothing against using Nicehash -even if their way of playing both sides is a bit dubious- but we can't say we don't need an ASIC to mine BTC, it's a mistake. |
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 Haha well done! We can't spread this message enough  How did you do it? Did you follow the tutorial shared by OmegaStarScream and did it with Electrum? From my side, I'm going to try with Bitcoin Core, I've never done it before and your post has made me want to give it a try. |
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Welcome to the forum! You're right, owning your private keys and storing them securely, and above all offline, is a very important step. Electrum is a good choice, Firefox too. As a pro-Linux "lobbyist", I'd like to suggest Debian as an OS if you're looking for a very clean one  I don't know "where" you are, I mean in which step of your discovery of Bitcoin you are actually, but if you want to go further in your Bitcoin journey, you maybe could have a look (if not already done) on the Bitcoin Standard (from Saifedean Ammous) and if you are interested about the technical background of Bitcoin, Mastering Bitcoin is great and free on Github. I will try to collect more Bitcoin, save it carefully and HODL it, because in my opinion, Bitcoin is a very promising investment. Yeah that in my opinion a very good approach. DCA is a very good strategy, if you are here for a long run. If you are a long term holder, you should consider buying an hardware wallet, if you want to do some researches about this topic, we have a section dedicated to Hardware wallets on the forum. |
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Hi,
my Z15 stopped working. There's no communication on the wallet. Neither rebooting nor reloading the firmware helped. Today I looked at Overview Miner and it says Hardware Version Socket connect failed: connection refused. Can you help me what the error is?
as phil said, it's a problem with one of the fan Replace your fan and if the problem persists, try changing your Control Board if you have one lying around. Maybe it's just a bad connection between the fan and the board. |
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Maybe from younger generations also... did you notice how retro things are getting more and more popular again (shoes, cneakers, clothes, etc.)?  I think many things made in past had much more quality than things made today, and everything lasted longer, maybe that is one of the reasons for this trend. Yeah, I also think it could definitely attract attention, and there's also the fact that maybe one day in the future, a working Gameboy could attract even more attention than it does today. It could even potentially end up being worth a few big bucks too. But then, I don't know who would use their HW in public, so discretion shouldn't be an issue from a practical point of view. As for border crossings, it should be relatively easy with a Gameboy, it's already pretty easy with a Ledger for example, so I wouldn't worry about it with a Gameboy in an airport. Wouldn't a gapped Android airgapped be a cheaper, more discreet and more portable solution? Anyway, thanks OP for sharing, it's a really interesting and funny project. I will follow it, I'm actually wondering whether I shouldn't order something to make one, out of curiosity, but I've just had a look online, indeed it looks better to have the hardware lying around, otherwise it loses a lot of its interest because of the price. |
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There was recently a very good topic on the same subject: How important is it to keep your bitcoin investments secret from others ? It's always sad to see people disappear and die in such shady circumstances. But is there really any evidence to link the possession of BTC to Dr. John's death? The translator doesn't give me anything really readable. In any case, I'd be surprised if you killed the person concerned. Who else but him could give you the keys to the wallet? Anyway, I guess that every situation is different. Do we have access to any statistics about the number of kidnappings, assaults or hostage-takings with the aim of stealing cryptos / BTC in some countries? I get the impression that it's all just like other reasons to do shady stuff as a fraudster/gangster. Unfortunately, people die every day for their jewelry, their belongings, their car, their money... So it doesn't surprise me to see this kind of incident every now and then, with the aim of stealing BTC. OP, where you're wrong is when you think it's all about big wallets and wealthy people. In some countries, you can get mugged for less than $200, and many people don't understand that owning a little BTC doesn't make you rich. Some people are pretty stupid about cryptos, and when they hear "I'm interested in BTC" they think you're directly rich. We've already seen people kidnapped because their captors thought they were rich, when in fact they weren't, just because of a few messages about BTC on Twitter... I'll try to find these cases and come back to edit my post if I do. |
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