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841  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What would you do? on: August 12, 2017, 12:35:03 PM
With good sense I would decide to wait for a better chance to gamble with last balance or use it for more senseful things. But unfortunately the emotions sometimes impede reasonable decisions, so I probably would gamble at once with last balance Smiley
As I know my weakness, I expect to loose whole risked money, so I only risk very little amounts to gambling, just to have fun with nice games and to exercise knowledge of mathematics that shows me, why I never could win.
842  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit behind us, what should we be excited about? on: August 12, 2017, 11:25:38 AM
SegWit locked in and we should see it activated in the upcoming days, just a matter of time. While putting the November hardfork aside, what proposals or features that are under development that we should be excited about?

Once Segwit gets activated the next implementation would be LN (Lightening Network). Already two LN wallets have been tested on bitcoin testnet.

Zap Wallet - http://zap.jackmallers.com

Eclair Wallet - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fr.acinq.eclair.wallet

https://medium.com/@JimmyMow/announcing-zap-a-lightning-network-wallet-47622acd89fb

https://news.bitcoin.com/acinq-launches-eclair-the-lightning-network-android-wallet/
Many thanks for sharing. Hope, their will come more android wallets for lightening network, because eclair seems only to support new devices.
843  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Bitcoin Attorney Will Answer All Questions: on: August 12, 2017, 10:15:12 AM
If one earns bitcoin f.e. via signature campaign, when should he pay tax? At the moment he cashed in Bitcoin or when he cashes out to fiat? In Japan its clear, he should pay taxes for the date, he earned the BTC, but other countries f.e. in Europe or USA ?
Many thanks for your awesome thread.
844  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Outlawed: Get Away from Bitcoin or Be Imprisoned! on: August 12, 2017, 09:01:59 AM
Bitcoin is used globally. My government can ban Bitcoin in my country, but they cannot stop me from using it in another

country. They have a choice, I can spend it locally and they receive the VAT {tax} from that use or they can ban it and I

transfer it to a friend or family in another Bitcoin friendly country and I spend it there. What do you think, is more profitable

for them?
That is an important point. So governments only could forbid the use in their own country, is that right? So if using bitcoin couldn't generally prohibited then we just could exchange online to foreign currencie and then exchange to our currency.
845  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Cryptocoin online and offline - possible? on: August 11, 2017, 07:26:17 PM
Cryptocurrencies are great innovation. However, there are some, who worry about, what could happen, if the internet would not work for an extended period of time.
Therfore my thoughts: Would it be possible to develop a cryptocoin, which would work both offline and online and still remain decentralized? Perhaps it would in the offline time work with bonus cards with reserved codes or keys, which can be read or edited via special offline apps?

What about physical bitcoins? They work reasonably well, if you can rely on the hologram not being broken as a sign that the bitcoins haven't been spent. Of course, there is a risk of counterfeiting.
Yes, that's it Smiley So our bitcoin is already secure in worst case  and we will not need a new technology for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
846  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Cryptocoin online and offline - possible? on: August 11, 2017, 07:10:42 PM
I don't think so. I see no way to have this and I'll explain why.
A cryptocoin needs to have means to get transferred (spent) in a way or another. For a transfer to take place "correctly" some others have to confirm that the sender was indeed the owner of that money and have to notify everybody that the new wallet has money (so the new owner can spend them).

For this, as you see, you need "others". You and a couple of such "others" have to communicate (transfer some data) for all this to happen.
And for this reason all this has to happen online. If you are offline, your transaction (which you made while you were offline) doesn't exist and you cannot help others to confirm transactions. Period.



Edit: small clarification.


Maybe only handover wallets from one user to another, that can be read out offline during non internet phasis?

Would you trust somebody else to give him your wallet (meaning too much info about your money)?
What if that 3rd party does a malicious edit on that before hand it forward?
That's why normally everything goes on a live network: the others can vouch for that - they've got the same unaltered info directly from you.
Yes, that could be a problem, but maybe it is not unsolvable. The wallets could have small amounts like bonus cards. I mean it this way: The buyer or a shop wants 0.001 Bitcoin and he gets a wallet worth of 0.001 Bitcoin. So maybe a new coin is not needed to bypass internet problems.
847  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: New Satoshi Emails on: August 11, 2017, 07:05:15 PM
Thank you very much. It is very interesting to learn from original and beginning on. Now I am beginning to understand the technical aspects of bitcoin and blockchain. Was also not aware, that also ripple existed already.
848  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Where can we trade Waves Tokens? on: August 11, 2017, 06:10:45 PM
Many exchangers want to trade waves, if you see them here https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/waves/#BTC
There you can see clearly where the market is where, what price. But for the volume of sale and purchase, most are in bittrex.

To help clarify the question of the thread opener (as I understood),  that we will not talk about different things:
On waves client, everyone can create his own coin with a few clicks. Those are listed on waves market, not anywhere else.
The owner of these tokens has to offer the coins to the exchangers himself, to get listet. If he doesn't do anything further they will not be listed anywhere, only on the waves own market. These tokens are worthless as long as they aren't part of a serious project.
849  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Cloud Mining / Roi / Difficulty on: August 11, 2017, 03:55:06 PM
Theoretically you would have an ROI after around 20 months. But there would be two questions about genesis lifetime contracts: Will genesis only calculate the difficulty, that will get higher and higher or is also increasing Bitcoin calculated? On hashflare for example gives with raising bitcoin less profits so that I fear, I never will reach ROI.
850  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Where can we trade Waves Tokens? on: August 11, 2017, 03:22:21 PM
I don't think some of you understand my question (Bittrex???  You know how hard it is to get on there?).

Take a look at this:

http://dev.pywaves.org/assets/

There are hundreds of Waves tokens now, and I am wondering what the distribution pathway is.



I think, you created waves tokens and want to distribute them, right? So the best way would be to  have a good project in background, that you want to get crowdfunded.
You could for example offer them on yobit. I think the conditions to implement an ICO are not so high as on Bittrex.
But to success, you also should initiate a campaign and show, why people should buy your coin.
851  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: mining on laptop can make a profit? on: August 11, 2017, 01:41:52 PM
Maybe mining easy coins like BCN, while you are anyway working on your laptop could be a thing, where not much hash is needed?
I tried with my old smartphone on minergate. Never got BCN shares confirmed Smiley Maybe it would work on laptop without crashing it but don't know.
852  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Cryptocoin online and offline - possible? on: August 11, 2017, 12:44:00 PM
I don't think so. I see no way to have this and I'll explain why.
A cryptocoin needs to have means to get transferred (spent) in a way or another. For a transfer to take place "correctly" some others have to confirm that the sender was indeed the owner of that money and have to notify everybody that the new wallet has money (so the new owner can spend them).

For this, as you see, you need "others". You and a couple of such "others" have to communicate (transfer some data) for all this to happen.
And for this reason all this has to happen online. If you are offline, your transaction (which you made while you were offline) doesn't exist and you cannot help others to confirm transactions. Period.



Edit: small clarification.


Maybe only handover wallets from one user to another, that can be read out offline during non internet phasis?

Such thing might be possible but we can't call that a cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency needs constant interactions about blocks, supply and wallets.
And everything is based on internet. The miners gets the blocks to solve via internet.
Internet has no other option for this time. But we would see some parallel Internets in the future.
You are right. It is more likely, that parallel internet is being developed than that it would fail completely.
853  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Cryptocoin online and offline - possible? on: August 11, 2017, 12:30:17 PM
Cryptocurrencies are great innovation. However, there are some, who worry about, what could happen, if the internet would not work for an extended period of time.
Therfore my thoughts: Would it be possible to develop a cryptocoin, which would work both offline and online and still remain decentralized? Perhaps it would in the offline time work with bonus cards with reserved codes or keys, which can be read or edited via special offline apps?
854  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: bitcoin.de Germany’s Largest Bitcoin Exchange Gave Police User Details Without.. on: August 10, 2017, 10:24:33 PM
You are right. That should go the legal way. Its a NoGo how customers are threatend by this service.
855  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: If money would not be a problem, would you still gamble? on: August 10, 2017, 08:39:12 PM
Yes, if I had enough money, I would gambe more often because my head would be free in betting strategies without force to win.
856  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoins and Bankers on: August 10, 2017, 08:30:44 PM
Financial institutes are already working on own cryptocurrencies. They and governments will profit from bitcoin technology and replace traditional money.
857  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: ZCash..? Is it worth to invest? on: August 10, 2017, 07:08:00 PM
At its start ZCash was a short time traded at a price of almost 3300 Bitcoin and then crashed down, but was still worth 2.5 Bitcoin for a while.
The hype after initiaton could be explained with more than one reason. Anonymous transfers on basis of zerocoin protocol was possible. Wilcox had partnerships with scientists, hired a team with developers and could convince famous investors and bring the coin with big success to the market. But, as I understand it right, with the anonymity came a security problem. Noone could be sure, that zcash isn't produced by hackers to infinite. Maybe that or another significant problem on ZCash caused the deep fall. So, I am not sure what will bring the future to ZCash. I would keep a little amount on my portfolio.
858  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Who paid me?! on: August 10, 2017, 04:12:41 PM
Maybe its from contracts that pay automaticly out?
You also could do a research at your wallet history .
859  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: My Ether Wallet on: August 10, 2017, 03:08:40 PM
Hi,

Somehow I just don't catch on MyEtherwallt security features.

I wonder if MEW is save enough, because I read at their help center e.g. "Please be sure that you are carefully and accurately typing your private key. A single wrong character will open a different wallet than is yours". Wow, (by off chance) it could happen that I open another one's wallet and withdrawal easily his assets then because no additional (personal) password is requested? For which reason I must set this "strong password (at least 9 characters)" at wallet creation, if this password isn't needed anymore later? Not very trustworthy... why I can unlock my wallet just with my private key only?

Yes, I also was wondering about this message that another wallet could be opened. But for declaring: You only would try to get access but wouldn't be able to open. I think, the private key is safe enough, I think. You need your strong password, if you want it more comfortable or if you fear that your privat key can get stolen by malware on your PC.
860  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Bitfinex - price manipulation, fake transactions on: August 10, 2017, 12:19:14 PM
Trading on cryptocurrencies is not regulated. So price manipulation is easier as in regulated markets. I think, that fact is independent from exchanger. Nevertheless, I am not in favor of regulating the markets and abandoning the freedom of action. If you don't want to loose your whole money, you should not risk all for trading and not trust only one exchanger. It is better to devide to several services.
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