I have tried your mixer with the following options: - 50% to 1 forward address with a delay of 60 minutes.
- 50% to 1 forward address with a delay of 0 minutes.
After waiting for 1 confirmation, I received the first 50% to my first address almost instantly. I will update this post when I receive the second half in up to 1 hour. The website is clean and everything seems to run smoothly. Some details resemble the old BitMixer, such as the whole step 2 of the mixing proccess and the "Exact Value & Fee Calculator" tool, which was present in the old mixer, but it's very useful if you choose to mix to multiple forward addresses.
Edit: I confirm that I received the second half after 10 minutes. |
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I liked to use AltPocket.io when I was trading. They allow you to set up your account with a Bittrex API and update all your buys and sells automatically - while showing your overall profit or loss. An example of what your profile looks like: http://www.altpocket.io/user/edwin |
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That's the 3rd post I have seen today about JPMorgan supposedly buying Bitcoin. But you missed the part of the same article you linked where it says: "Maybe JPMorgan Bought Bitcoin Tracker for Clients", which is a possibility; "That's their brokerage. Their clients bought the dip." https://twitter.com/prestonjbyrne/status/908869503739678720 |
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Are you sure you are selecting the "bch/livenet" chain instead of the "btc/livenet" one? Since the tool is showing your BTC balance instead of the BCH available, this may be the problem.  Also, you can confirm if you have BCH in those addresses by searching them at blockdozer.com/insight/
Edit: You can now scan your wallet for BCH balances directly from the wallet beta app by going to "Settings" and clicking on “Scan wallets for BCH". Source: https://blog.bitpay.com/bitcoin-cash-wallet-beta/ |
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It's very likely a problem on his side. Tell him to try one of the following solutions.
1. Enter wallet.clear_history() in his Electrum console and restart.
2. Restore the wallet again with the same seed/private key.
3. Change the server at Tools -> Network -> Unmark "Select server automatically" -> Right click a server from the list -> choose "Use as server".
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I found a few wallets like Pay Treat Bitcoin , that promise privacy in not tracking transactions, IPs and more. Could those be the solution?
Looks exactly like Coinomi but with fewer coins. I wouldn't trust them. Also, a wallet not tracking transactions and IP has nothing to do with mixing coins.
OP: I just remembered that ChipMixer build an Electrum app that allows you to do all the mixing proccess inside your wallet and import the private keys automatically. Electrum didn't accepted the merge for the plugin because they were afraid of any complications with the legal system. But IIRC, they did accepted a merge that allows you to manually install the ChipMixer plugin. Link to the plugin repo: https://github.com/chipmixer/electrum/tree/plugin/plugins/chipmixer |
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Most exchanges will keep those extra coins for them (Poloniex and Bittrex, for example), unless they say otherwise for a specific coin.
AFAIK, the only exchange that rewards some kind of stake to their users is Binance with NEO and GAS. They will take a snapshot of the amount of NEO their users have and will reward them with the equivalent amount of GAS every month.
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I lost my seed, does that mean I lost everything in my wallet? Is there no way to recover?  You need your seed or wallet file to access your coins. If you don't have neither of them for any reason, your coins are probably lost forever. |
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You do look like a FUD'ster. Almost all your recent posts are either you saying that Bitcoin will fall to under $2000/China will ban bitcoin/Bitcoin is shit and that's why will probably never become a payment system OR saying that ETH and OMG are the future, while promothing this Kyber ICO that I never heard of. I'm leaving this forum.
Cya. Good luck at forum.ethereum.org |
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What is a good amount of Bitcoin to buy for first time buyers new to the crypto market?
Any amount that you can afford to lose and is willing to invest. There is really no minimum. What kind of return can you expect to see within a week?
You can't really predict this kind of returns. You can easily lose a lot of money if you are not patient and don't have the nerves to watch your money getting burned. If you had bought 1 Bitcoin last week (~$4600), you would have lost ~$1220 by now - yes, ~26% in one week. The same way that if you had done the same buy two months ago, you would have profited $1500 or $2800 if you have sold at the top. Bitcoin is very volatile and if you don't know what you are doing, you will end up regretting. |
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coin A
i buy a coin that has 10.000.000 marketcap and supply of 10.000.000 price is 1 dollar.
Coin B
i buy a coin that has 10.000.000 marketcap and supply of 1.000.000 price is 10 dollars
if marketcap of coin A goes to 20.000.000 and marketcap of coin B goes to 20.000.000, there is x2 gain on coin A and x2 gain on coin B.
What are you not understanding? The marketcap is equal to the price per coin X the number of coins in existence. If there are only 10 lollipops in the world and each of them is worth $10, the total marketcap of those lollipops is $100; As in writing this, there are 16,566,050 BTC in existence. Each BTC is worth $3248; The market cap of Bitcoin is $53,813,653,802 (16,566,050 x $3248); If the price of the bitcoin doubles right now, the total marketcap will double aswell. It's basic math. A low supply is better because if there is more demand and less supply, there are more people buying Bitcoin and less people selling. This means that people will pay more for each coin, since its amount is limited = higher price. |
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Yes. In this case, the fee of 5 sat/byte is quite lower than the normal. I suggested you to accelerate your transaction with one of the websites above. But it's not possible in this case (at least for free). ViaBTC won't accept transactions with a fee of 10 sat/byte or lower, and ConfirmTX only accelerates transactions for free if they don't exceed the size of 500 bytes (yours is 2220 bytes). So like I said before, just wait for the confirmation - which is probably going to happen. |
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The app doesn't work anymore because Theymos recently added a captcha to the login screen. The app wans't even working properly. You couldn't read thread with multiple pages and neither post anything (at least for me). The only other app that I know is this one[1] and I'm not even sure if it's still working. [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1195830.0 |
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1. You should post the transaction id here so we can check out and help you. How do you expect us to help you? So far the transaction has 0 confirmations.Could it be because the transaction fee was to small??
Yes. It's very likely that this is the issue. Any advice on how to react or i should just wait for two possible things to happen,the transaction goes through or btc are returned to my wallet??
Try to accelerate your transaction with ConfirmTX.com (or with ViaBTC) or just wait. Your transaction will very likely get confirmed. But if for some reason it never gets confirmed, those coins will return to the address that sent the tx. If you don't own the address (e.g: It's from a third party), contact the website support if this ever happens. |
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TenX is a new company and their demand is very right now, that's why they are taking so long to deliver their cards. The Bitpay card should take the same time to arrive as a normal delivery for your country. For US Residents:
You'll receive your BitPay Card via US Mail in 7-10 business days from the date of a successful application. If you haven't received your card after 10 full business days, please submit a request to get in contact with our team.
For Non-US Residents:
[...]
In countries outside of the United States, there are three options for shipping: economy, standard and tracking, and express. If you wish to receive a tracking number with your order, you must select Express or Standard with Tracking.
If you live in Europe, standard/trackable shipping will take up to 14 business days, and express shipping will bring you your card within 7 business days. If you live anywhere else in the world, standard/trackable shipping will take up to 21 weeks and express shipping will take 14 business days.
If you live outside of Europe, Economy shipping will take up to 4 business weeks. Remember: Economy orders are not trackable. BitPay cannot locate your card for you if it is lost in the mail or your local mail service fails to deliver it. https://support.bitpay.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003028046-When-will-I-get-my-BitPay-Card-in-the-mail- |
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I think it is a long journey and you are wasting the fee also if you are doing this much better if you have a debit or credit card better to trade in cex.io use your debit card and buy bitcoin there and trade some altcoin there and you can also sell altcoin into fiat that you can withdraw it using your debit card this i think much less fee and time consuming..
If you are buy in coinbase and transfer your bitcoin other exchange site just to trade altcoin and withdraw its time consuming honestly..
You will probably end up paying more if you buy with a credit card. You don't have to pay any fee when you Bitcoin buy with GDAX, while most credit card exchanges will charge you something close to 5% (or even more) per transaction. I would say that the method described by OP is the most profitable one. Price flutuations may be irrelevant if he is increasing his Bitcoin holdings by trading his altcoins. |
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