But Bob's already spoken for.  They both might be interested in helping. |
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Finally putting my hardware wallets to use. Was gonna split my cold stash between an offline laptop and trezor and ledger, but I figure, these things are specifically designed to keep coins safe so might as well just stick with them for now. Less work and probably safer anyway.
As long as you keep your seed safe. |
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To both of you, I agree that we have come a long way in the last four years. I just don't see why the BETI top of this bubble should be higher than those of 2013. Neither of you addressed that.
https://i.imgflip.com/21fd6l.jpg |
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You guys know she is 51 right? You are drooling over grandma titties.
There's nothing wrong with appreciating a younger woman. |
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Bitfinex allows exchange of Bcash with no withdrawal limits of BTC.
Unfortunately not usable in the US. Don't keep anything on there too long though.
Couldn't agree more. |
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Except HITbtc are criminals who ran a Bitcoin Unlimited fraud, and apparently tried an AMM one, too.
Feel free to offer up another place where large crypto activity is free of limits for unverified accounts. |
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what are the withdrawal limits on bittrex for new accounts? I do not want another kraken like experience: value of holdings on account rising way faster than I can withdraw them. would some forum member sell my btg on the forum member account? i would pay a provision of course.
No limits on crypto deposits/withdrawals at hitbtc for unverified new accounts. |
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BTRASH at 0.2 that is worth dumping
lol, that's exactly where my sell order is at. |
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I've left gmail as my general email provider (kitten pics, boring shit, and log ins for unimportant shit) for too long, and I'm not convinced my 'more secure (obscure?)' providers are any better. The last straw - I just reset my passwords via webmail, and ALL of my android devices automatically updated and logged in with the new passwords.
Are you using 2FA with gmail? When you reset your password, first have gmail log out of all other sessions. |
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but that is not the only one. in case you missed it, recently block #500,000 [1] was mined. that is half a million blocks mined. and with Genesis block [2] on 2009-01-03 that is nearly 9 years of bitcoin being around and still going strong despite all the naysayers and doomsday machines repeating obituaries for bitcoin all this time.
With difficult almost always going up, we are a little ahead of schedule: (3,272 days * 24 hours * 60 minutes) / 500,000 blocks ~ 9.42 minutes per block Now imagine what the market will be like when we hit 1,000,000 blocks around 2026! |
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We lost page-parity.  |
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Not all of us are suffering from an embarrassment of riches.  Just HODL. You will soon join the suffering. |
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Mother fucking transaction fees are getting out-of-hand.
Trying to move shit to Gemini for tonight's action, and shit be stalling out, yo.
Current fees estimated at ~343sat/byte for 60 min confirmation.
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit.
My last transfer, the fee was .0008 btc for 1-hr confirmation. Are you really complaining about a $15 fee for a near-instant international money transfer? |
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There seems to be a wee wall on Stamp at 20k.
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righties prefer freedom and open competition, even if they lose in the end.
Open competition is great for the 1% that are already rich. |
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It would be great to hear from more people as to what they are doing with their old legacy addresses. I am less inclined to move them just yet, certainly I am starting to think about moving them.Thanks for your responses.
I *really* don't like touching my cold wallets. Leave them there nice and safe. Anytime you move the coins you risk making any number of mistakes. On the other hand, if a vulnerability is discovered, like what happened with the original addresses, then it would make sense to move them to a more secure address. Transaction fees are unlikely to be an issue. |
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