@bitserve your experience is not normal. Either you have a defective unit out of the box or there is a problem with the Trezor communicating with your computer. Try using different cables first. Also you should open a help ticket at https://satoshilabs.kayako.com/ and also post your problems at /r/Trezor on Reddit. |
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Great photos. This is one of the most beautiful privately minted coins ever.
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Take a look at the Fibonacci extensions from the last swing high to swing low for ETH/BTC:  I have never seen an impulse wave up go higher than roughly halfway between the 4.236 and 6.854 extensions without a major correction. Most charting s/w doesn't even include the 6.854 extension. Ether might make it to $500 before a major correction but I doubt it. I sold all my Ether and will wait to buy back in after a correction. |
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For Kialara original, silver and golds a slip case for iPhone 5 fits just right. Here is an example of one on Amazon. |
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I think the chance of Ether getting to $500 without a 50% correction first is slim. If you want to buy Ether consider to wait a while for the inevitable correction.
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Can somebody explain why it would not be possible for words to be stolen when recovering from seed? Browser sends where you click on screen but how to be sure Trezor doesnt give up information back to browser? I am beaing a bit paranoid but I am not sure why people trust that this is ok interaction. Why don't you make on device recovery?
There is already on device recovery for Trezor for 3 months now. |
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Malwarebytes Pro combined with a free firewall from Comodo or Zonealarm
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This happens pretty much every time there is a major move. If you like Coinbase you need to transfer fiat to GDAX and place low ball buy orders. You can't count on Coinbase being responsive during major market moves but if you have buy orders in at GDAX they should get filled.
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If you lower your starting bid to 2.5 btc you will get some bids:) Great collection!
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Collectors have not shown as much interest in the non-denominated Signature Series. It seems that Kialaras that are denominated are more desired; the new Silver Series 'To the Moon' pieces went back to being denominated in bitcoin and sold out in two days.
On the kialara.com it shows that each Signature Series piece is 1/500. Non-denominated in that each Signature Series piece does not have an engraved bitcoin value like the originals and Silver Series. I like the Signature Series myself. |
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Paper wallets are the most cumbersome way to hold bitcoin long term. You have to take precautions that the private key is not exposed during creation or spending that you avoid with hardware wallets.
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Collectors have not shown as much interest in the non-denominated Signature Series. It seems that Kialaras that are denominated are more desired; the new Silver Series 'To the Moon' pieces went back to being denominated in bitcoin and sold out in two days.
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The most important thing is to always update the security of the Laptop and prepare periodic data backups. The case of ransomware should be a lesson on how to secure data including wallet.
dude he's talking about an offline computer, which is the only safe way to keep coin safe. keep to the topic, huh? @op how the big boys roll: http://trilema.com/2013/how-to-airgap-a-practical-guide/Using Armory on top of Bitcoin-Qt was how we used to do cold storage with two computers. One had your private keys on the offline computer, with a watching only wallet on the online half. Shuttle your transactions back and forth on a USB to sign and broadcast. Pretty much everyone switched to using Trezor when they came out in 2014. Then Ledger came along. There are still die hard Armory fans but most recognize the convenience and security of a hardware wallet. Trezor and Ledger have a hard time keeping them in stock. |
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You better set up Google Authenticator using your phone right away. That way your login is tied to your phone, not just your phone number.
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Miners can always use their GPUs to mine Monero instead of Ether so not much risk to buying new mining rigs.
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Here are all the Fibonacci projections from last ATH. Already met the first extension at $2800 and I think $4400 is within reach this year.  |
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Buy Ether and be content with doubling your money. Of course you might lose 50% also but your odds are better with Ether than any low cap altcoin.
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Before you load up on Litecoin take a look at the monthly chart over a few years:  Litecoin is known for yearly pump and dumps, and this year's PnD was classic buy the rumour sell the news on SegWit. It is more likely you will see a lower LTC/BTC price before next year's pump. I think the only way this cycle could be broken is if there was real adoption of Litecoin for merchant payments due to lower fees. That would take someone like BitPay to start accepting Litecoin along with Bitcoin, but BitPay has already said they have no plans to accept Litecoin. |
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Digital Bitbox does not support altcoins; a real disadvantage when a Ledger Nano S is only $70. Also no Android Mycelium support. Originally sold for $120 now $78 with shipping from Switzerland. Ledger Nano S is sold out right now so someone who needs a bitcoin hardware wallet right away can get one of these. However Trezor is still shipping ($128 with Express shipping) and I really don't see this unit hurting Trezor sales at all. I looked at all the videos and could not glean any information about how DBB sets fees.
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