Looking for a free acceleration

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any help with this tx? the fees are low and the tx size is big

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hope you can help me get the 1st confirmation

please help getting this tx confirmed 2539d298d818a11f15c276662f2b9f1c38c27d78280ebc7a5c50089dc88425e9

this tx is big and the fees are super low

hope you can help getting the first confirmation

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From the last few replies I have read I see that there are some issues related to the card lately. So just want to know can I will order a virtual card nowadays? is it verifing PayPal ? And is there any delays between the deposit and the card load ?

Last thing, any recommendations on a virtual card that verifies PayPal and can be load with tether or cheep alcoins?

Is there still  any spot available for a Hero ? Is the spreadsheet updated?

User: a7mos
Postion to Apply: Hero Member
post count: 1270                 
Address: 1368W5jN8nb8uDG8b1Ji4j7GVTPLDcugrp

If I am accepted I will add the signature

This photo is created by an application so it is hard to find a buyer for it. Try to learn how do use Adobe illustrator then your service will be worth it

If you have a Skrill account you can add funds to it with bitcoin and the fees are 1 % only.

It is not panic selling. Some people bought cheep and they wanted to collect their profit

Might the Democrats want to get in on this new fundraising avenue?

That’s exactly what Stan Stalnaker—a founder of the digital currency “Ven”—asked Hillary Clinton campaign manager John Podesta in an email last year as revealed on Tuesday by WikiLeaks.

“As we discussed, Bitcoin is being used on the Republican side and could be a useful tool, but we think Ven is a better choice for your campaign due to its environmental benefits, identity metrics and closed loop status,” Stalnaker wrote in a May 13, 2015 email to Podesta. The two had met prior at a Clinton fundraiser.

Podesta forwarded the email to campaign tech aide Teddy Goff, adding, “I don’t send all the crazy ideas I hear about at fundraisers your way, but this seems interesting and legit.”

“Essentially digital currency with a green angle as opposed to bitcoin’s libertarian Ayn Rand schtick,” Podesta wrote of Stalnker’s proposal that the campaign use Ven as an alternative.

“Would you get some members of your team to meet with Stan when he’s in NYC later this month to see if it’s worth a real conversation?” Podesta asked. “Apologies for the slow reply – yes, of course, feel free to introduce and we will set up a meeting, “Goff replied three days later.

http://rare.us/story/hillary-clintons-campaign-thinks-bitcoin-is-too-libertarian/

Uber does not accept bitcoin at all.I googled it and I found they just accept xapo debt card as this site mentioned so I do not see any bitcoin transaction here to say they accept it.

there is nothing called cloud mining. they are all scam sites and untrustworthy. even if you find a paying site, you may not get your ROI before they go scam. hardware mining is expensive so not all people can afford it and the profitability depends on the electricity price in your place

you can use your bitcoin in buying a prepaid card that can be loaded with btc and then you can buy whatever you want. these cards does not need any verification for small amounts

people must stop using web wallets and start searching for safe alternative because there is no website is safe from being hacked and I am sure blockchain will not compensate any one got hacked in this attack if there is any

Blockchain.info, the largest web-based Bitcoin wallet, suffered a DNS hijacking attack today when users accessing the site were pointed to the wrong servers, exposing visitors to all sorts of attacks.
The incident took place around 11:00 GMT when the site's DNS information changed from CloudFlare to a cheap hosting provider based in Tulsa, USA.

Paranoid Bitcoin users noticed the DNS hijacking right away and started warning each other on Reddit and Twitter.

Blockchain.info took their website offline as they fought to reclaim their website's DNS records and point them to the right servers.

Blockchain users should change their passwords

DNS hijacks are extremely dangerous since an attacker can point a site's visitors to his server where he runs a clone of the original website.

During the time Blockchain.info DNS information led users to the wrong IPs, an attacker could have collected login credentials for everyone authenticating on the fake portal.

Users that accessed Blockchain.info today should change their wallet passwords right away.

The same goes for users of mobile or desktop apps that use the Blockchain.info API, which makes queries to the same DNS server.


Read more: http://news.softpedia.com/news/bitcoin-wallet-blockchain-info-recovers-from-dns-hijacking-attack-509232.shtml

this can happen only if all people who are using USD start using bitcoin. other than this it is impossible to happen. no one will pay that amount of money to buy only one btc now when there are a lot of people willing to sell him for very cheaper prices

Not everyone hates coinbase. who hates it does because it is a centralized website that does not give you any control over your bitcoin at all. also they are known for suspending any suspicious accounts. while others like it because it is easy to buy and sell btc from them if they support your country and it pays the txs fees

Dollar is only depending on the petro-dollar system and once it falls, dollar may collapse. it is just a matter of time before that happen. but bitcoin wont replace it. a new fiat currency will emerge and people will trust it again

Of course yes, most of bitcoin mining network is controlled by china. I have read before that if China had an internet problem for a day or something, this will fork bitcoin to two separated blockchains