That's exactly what I thought when I discovered this site...

To be honest, if I discovered BTC today, I'd rather take the little time I need to read the BTC White Paper + some messages from satoshi on bitcointalk or from  the mailing list, than waste my time with this AI. Why put a useless intermediary between sources of information that can be found and accessed online, and yourself? Why would you want GPT analysis for this subject? We already have good resources, who would want to potentially truncate them?
 
I don't know if the purpose of this site is just temporary entertainment, done to amuse the two developers, but I don't see any real interest or value in it.
Would you like to have access to the contents of Mastering Bitcoin and The Bitcoin Standard? That's easy! Just read them, and at least you'll have easy access to the info without endless loading times, and without a potential GPT analysis error.

I have a feeling that our poor Satoshi will be the object of attention for a few more lousy projects in the future 

Vous avez vu en section Meta ?

Maintenant on a une IA qui "incarne" Satoshi Nakamoto 

https://www.talk2satoshi.com/


Faire une IA spécialisée dans BTC pour répondre à des questions génériques, pourquoi pas, mais faire toute sa communication autour de "parlez avec la version IA du créateur blabla" je trouve ça un peu ridicule, pas vraiment nécessaire.

Je trouve que la réponse de PowerGlove à ce sujet est très juste :


Lire l'ensemble de ce qu'a écrit Satoshi ça prend pas non plus 5 ans, je sais pas si ça serait dans l'intérêt d'un débutant d'apprendre les bases de BTC via cet outil. Des utilisateurs se plaignent de l'approximation de certaines réponses, et du fait qu'il semble y avoir pas mal d'aléatoire.

Le point positif, est que l'IA te donne au moins les sources quand il te pond une réponse, ça peut permettre d'approfondir car ses réponses sont des fois une peu légères :

As BitMaxz said, you are currently mining on a solo pool, so unless you find a block, you will have nothing. Your reward is 6.25 BTC (+ tx fees) or nothing. And if you take 0.5 Th/s on SoloChance.com, it gives you the following estimation :



Between 12000 and 13000 years with an average luck, so your chances of getting a reward are small. You can keep mining on solo.ckpool.org if you want like a lottery ticket. You can be very luck and have a block. Or you could earn nothing at all.

If you want to earn some sats, you can always try to mine on ViaBTC, at least they pay the transaction fees to the miners.

I hope that you pay very low amount per kw/h, because the S3 is not the top ASIC regarding efficiency.

Pour le cas que tu décris, si tu veux holder des altcoins de manière safe, est-ce qu'on pourrait pas imaginer une tablette air-gapped avec Alpha Wallet ou n'omporte quel autre wallet multi-cryptos open source ?



Et sinon pourquoi pas un Trezor DIY avec un raspeberry pi 0 ? https://www.pitrezor.com/2018/02/pitrezor-homemade-trezor-bitcoin-wallet.html

Yeah, time is important, especially time spent digging deeper into knowledge about the projects you're investing money in, whether that's stocks or Bitcoin, or any other form of investment.
When it comes to cryptocurrencies, I consider patience to be more important than anything else, without patience there can be no success.
Of course time isn't everything, but in my opinion not being in a hurry is one of the necessary conditions for success.


Each situation is different. Personally, I don't think Musk should be used as an example in general. I mean, we should have access to better examples than heirs investing their funds again and again.

Overall I agree with your message, I just think that not all generalisations are true. A lot of people will fail at projects no matter how much time, money and patience they invest in them. Nothing is magic or automatic when we talk about money, and everything involves risks.
You're right to think that perseverance is an essential quality, but it's not the only one to have. There are many conditions for success, especially in this market, and some of them are unpredictable.

Je pense que le message de Halab était plus à destination de ceux qui ne comprennent rien à un sujet, et te copient une réponse de chatGPT dénuée de sens. L'autre fois j'en ai vu un qui avait même laissé "en tant que IA je ne peux pas blablabla..." dans son message :


Je sais pas si c'est pour leur campagne de signature ou juste pour rank up mais si je veux la réponse de chatGPT même pas analysée, commentée, ou reformulée, bah j'utilise directement chatGPT et je viens pas sur le forum.

Je crois qu'il y a quelques endroits comme ça où ça peut démarrer très jeune de manière légale. Je crois qu'aux Pays-Bas c'est possible à partir de 12 ans légalement, en tout cas au moins pour le traitement hormonal, je trouve ça déjà bien ouf.

 

Hey @ajiz138

thing promised thing due 

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Pour des retraits SEPA, chez Bitstamp c'est 3 euros, Binance 1 euro, et Coinbase c'était 0,15 euro quand j'avais encore un compte là-bas. Je crois que ça n'a pas augmenté depuis chez Coinbase mais j'en suis pas 100% sur.

Bitstamp c'est violent, 3 euros ça fait beaucoup pour un retrait SEPA

I'm also wondering why the funds are so often seized.

If the owners of the mixer are physically arrested, is it conceivable that if some of the funds are returned they could benefit of a reduced sentence?
Or is it just bad security? Maybe they're too confidant and sure of themselves?

Then I imagine that when governments and agencies decide to devote financial and human resources to investigating a team, it's a safe bet that concealing private keys can be difficult. When you see that in most countries just the fact of refusing to decrypt your laptop (when it is encrypted) can be an avowal of guilt or an aggravating circumstance, you can more or less easily think that mixer owners have good reasons for giving their keys away.

Ça me fait beaucoup rire, c'est une situation assez particulière.

Quand tu connais le rapport qu'il y a depuis des années entre les utilisateurs de XMR et Binance, c'est presque ironique.
Les "maxis" du Monero ne pouvaient pas rêver mieux, fini les "moneruns" où tout le monde retire des XMR de Binance simultanément pour prouver que les stocks ne sont pas réels, je suis sur qu'en vrai ça va finir par leur manquer!
Par exemple ce post Reddit incarne pas mal ce point du vue: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/13xfjk8/regarding_ban_cbdc_and_all_that_shitshow/

Personnellement je pense que c'est une erreur (de la part des régulateurs). Avoir des CEX qui gèrent une grosse part des exchanges XMR = des users qui ont fait un KYC/POA  avant de faire leurs échanges. Dans leur intérêt propre c'est con, car les CEX leur permet de garder un oeil sur une partie de ceux qui achètent/vendent du XMR. Je me demande si ça va pas renforcer XMR au long terme, je pense que plus les régulations rendront l'achat/vente de Fiat/XMR chiant, plus il gagnera en crédibilité.

Même si le cours chute brutalement, je suis convaincu qu'une bonne partie de leur communauté en aura rien à battre. Y'a une bonne part de ceux qui sont le plus impliqués qui sont plus des idéalistes que des spéculateurs.

Wow, that's a nice share!  It's always good to see big shares like this one.

I wish us a block in some of the longtime runs too! As Willi says, it's totally random and we've already seen soloblocks solved with insane luck like 10-20% (and even less), with very small hashrates!

Hi Royse777 !  I hope that you are doing all good.

Thank you for the payment. However, I noticed that I received +0.00308189 BTC for the Week 30. I think I should have received +0.00220135 and that you paid me 10 messages over the 25.

Do you want that I send you back the difference ? Or, as the fees are quite high actually, do you maybe prefer to remove it of my next week's payment ?

Have a nice day!

Could you please share the logs of your S19 ?

It could help us to assist you regarding your issue

PS : If you are not aware about it, please use the "Insert code" button when posting the logs, it will be more readable

Yeah most of the games needs some conditions if you want to apply. But it is necessary, however how many fraudsters would abuse of them ?

I think the best way to make your first bucks without investment here, is to take the time to learn about financial and Bitcoin, it will be more productive than most of the Games. (even if I really like to try my luck on this board too! I even organize myself some games from time to time)

But for those you have at least earned 5 merits in the last 120 days, and which are active in the forum, joeperry is proposing some good reward with is [RAFFLE] Utopia - P2P Ecosystem | Free Bitcoin Raffle Weekly 💎 Round 14.

Sinbad.io is proposing to earn some sats each month, through their Bitcoin Price Prediction challenges, you just need to have at least 50 messages until the beggining of each game.

Otherwise,if some of you want to participate in my forth BTC giveaway, the only condition to be able to participate is to have an account registered before the 1st of May 2023, you are all welcome. But eh, it is totally random and even if you win, it is only some satoshis, not a life changing amount lol, it is not even near the amount of the Raffles managed by joeperry haha, like 4 times less.

Yes Neteller does have charge-back, we all should be very carreful with this method of payment

OP, you should at least mention :

-the amount of euros you want to exchange
-if you accept escrow or not (if not, you are wasting your time here)

List of participants is updated 

Yeap, OP also created a topic in the mining section at the same time (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5454457.msg62324149#msg62324149)

Kano is a well known member of this forum. He is the last one to maintain the code of cgminer (the software which is the most used to mine BTC) and is the owner of a very nice mining pool : https://kano.is/

He was one of the two developers of the ckpool, before he made his own pool following personal differences with ck. He is currently developing firmwares for gekkoscience's ASICs. He's a real icon in the BTC mining community, whether you like him or not, he produces high-quality work and his posts are often very interesting to read. I'd give a lot to have just half his skills as a developer!



Yeap you're right, but people which are using R909 and other Gekkoscience ASICs, are not looking for the maximum efficiency, but for silent ASICs to solo mine with (in general). It is more for home miners / hobby miners than for the professionals/industrial scale miners.

Some people like to keep them to have a lottery ticket, even if the luck to find a block is low, and to have some hashrate for a couple of watts, no matter of the efficiency.

Yeap halving must happen around mid-April 2024.
Unlike a lot of people, I'm not particularly looking forward to it. Block rewards are going to be halved, and I'd have been happy to keep 6.25 BTC of block reward for a few more years  I'm half-joking, it would obviously be contradictory to sincerely want that, I see every halving as being extremely positive for the deflationary aspect of Bitcoin, which is one of its essences after all.


I don't agree with that. Those who understand the market objectively understand very well that nothing can ever be taken for granted, and will be the opposite of thinking that the market is smooth and predictable. Nobody knows, only those who don't understand their investments are 100% sure of themselves. Even if the previous halvings and the following 12 months (especially) have produced great results in terms of FIAT value, we have no guarantee that this is a foregone conclusion.


1 BTC = 1 BTC, this is the only real answer, no matter what is happening. I am like you, I would like to see a BTC with a high usd value, but this is not the priority. The only priority is to have access to more freedom from a financial point of view. If BTC is high in terms of fiat value, great, we could be rich, if not, it wouldn't matter after all.

Yeah, you're not wrong. However, I think the merits should take a back seat.

Personally, I don't see the forum as a place where we talk about our investments, but more as a place where we talk about the technical aspects that make our investments quality ones.
As joker_josue said, knowledge is priceless, and this forum is probably the best place in terms of resources and centralisation of knowledge. Many forum members are real sources of knowledge and make their knowledge available to everyone. I could have spend 10 years on Reddit, I wouldn't have learned the 1/10 of what I learned here.

There's also the local aspect: it's excellent to have Local Boards that can help cover current events and explain difficult concepts and ideas in their mother tongue. If Bitcointalk didn't exist I don't know where people would come to ask questions specific (for free I mean) about their country's legislation, taxation, legal changes etc...