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There's just something about your thread that inspired a little bit of trust in me. The project itself seems good so I'm going to dive in and get my investment and interest in it because I think that's the best way to learn something like this. I will check back soon and let you know what I think
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There is no need to push Bitcoin. If we pushed you hard people are going to just clam up and not want anything to do with it. To us this is something special to other people it's really just a confusion thing and they're not ready for it yet. At least most of them aren't. It's like anything else that has value, basically do your thing and when people see what you're doing and they become interested they'll ask you.
Yes, pushing should be in terms of action not just theoretically. It is applicable everywhere so definitely it will work for spreading bitcoin awareness too. But in my opinion there could be no concrete definition for the actual use of bitcoin. If you think being used as a currency is the actual use of bitcoin then most probably you have misinterpreted the usage of bitcoin and its system. Practically we can derive any applications from bitcoin that is the reason we are able to use bitcoin as an investment and we are able to use it for store of value. If we push too hard on people we're just going to push them away and make them wait even longer to come to bitcoin. Just need to be moderate and do not force anyone to use bitcoins forcefully. |
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The only thing I wanted to add. Is that this is a prime time for scammers. I haven't seen them yet but I'm waiting on a collection of websites, downloadable software, and maybe even apps that promise to make your transition for things like BTC to bitcoin cash securely, easily or whatever set of sales terms they decide to use. So need to follow the instructions here .
YES, YES, YES. BEWARE People! Then they either take your information log into your Bitcoin wallet steal your Bitcoin when you tell the website or software that you want to transfer the Bitcoin to bitcoin cash they just transfer it to their wallets instead.  |
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That looks pretty confusing to me.
Do you have an explanation of the algorithm on github?
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To assert the gray you have to dress the exchange because you have no other choice. Stealing is come down to an absolute minimum, and there are obviously at least three or four that you know you could trust it this time. Really for them to steal at any given point cuts off any future business for them these guys are making money hand-over-fist through fees, and everything else on her website
Think about running a website or someone's going to pay you nearly $2,000 just to have their product listed on your website. This is just one way to make money and it involves pure investment. On the other hand, investment in exchange has more risks. |
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It might not even be a matter of trust, I just be a matter of getting the wallets up and running for the first time with the amount of traffic is going into them. I think its better to wait for more price increase of BCC and its not wise to Sell BCC right now.
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For what you're talking about don't even touch that, it's all command line and would be pretty difficult. If you're ready Windows of any kind, just grab something like virtualbox, and run an earlier version of Windows that you have the product key for still. You should be care in not losing BTC which trying to claim BCC.
Even if your RAM is way too low and it's like pulling taffy through molasses, the process you're talking about going through would only have to be done once and you will get your BCC. |
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It is very possible that for whatever reason probably the fork, the wallet is not getting proper information back from the internet but I'm pretty sure that no matter what the wallet is trying to pull information from a fresh wallet.dat. when a computer deletes data, what it is really doing is ignoring the pointers to where the data is that data still exists, but it will only continue to exist until some fresh data gets written to the same place on the hard drive.
so every second that computer is operating there is a greater and greater at the old data will be written over. I know that doesn't solve your problem, but I think it's a set of steps that you need to take to ensure that there is the greatest chance of you getting your data back. |
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The last I looked was about 12 hours ago. At that point it's unsure unsure, the reason I say that is we were under the minimums for moving it around. That is because we really weren't interested in it to begin with but we did as a new coin coming out with high amount of popularity, we did throw a little money at it as an investment case that shoots up overnight.
But at that point it did say anything about maintenance or anything like that it's just for us to trade it to BTC would have been under the minimum and we would have been losing money. |
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Same way as anything else really, the easiest way to stop thinking of it as anything other than currency. You can open an online shop, before my service for a fee, or do anything you would normally do for Fiat and instead of using Fiat use Bitcoin. As far as direct earnings you're not going to see a whole lot of that right now there's not a lot of reason why it's not there but just not too many businesses have picked it up in that way.
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Actually the first time I had heard of that project. It's weird that during the hard Fork there seems to be more people scamming off of etherium and other different types of coins besides Bitcoin then Bitcoin itself. I had a big expectations they were going to use Bitcoin cash as a way to steal money from people, not the coin itself but that they would be a lot of software out there they would claim to safely move your Bitcoin to bitcoin cash or whatever and then steal your coins.
But it looks like most of the thief is going on in different parts of the crypto currency world and most people seeing that many people investing in cryptoworld tends to scam people and therefore we should be careful with our coins and their investments. |
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There's a lot of stuff that should be covered in economics class that is not. Legally Bitcoin is considered a commodity, and as far as high school and Junior High economics I don't remember them touching on anything like commodity futures or anything like that. I think we've barely touched how the stock market Works enough to have a basic understanding.
You might see some reports being done by some kids about it but I don't think they're going to touch Bitcoin and economics for quite some time. Bitcoin is same like USD or any other currency to be explained to students in Economics. |
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Escrow is something that's needed but we need to have from a trusted Authority not just another person on the Forum. Escrow is something which is beneficial for both the parties, the sender and the receiver.
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No the private address or private key and the public key are derived using a mathematical formula. There are Services out there that attempt to give you a vanity address, but all they have done is generating a mass number of keys and parse the list that they've come up with for some common words names things like that.
The private key is Created from the public key using math that same public cable always produce that same private key and vice versa. |
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What do you think of Bitcoin Cash?
Do you think it will have the same value as Bitcoin or it will be just another Alt. Coin in the crypto market?
Bitcoin is the first coin in the market so we considered all the cryptocurrencies that made is also called as altcoins. I think bitcoin cash has a potential to be a good promising cryptocurrency because it is on the top 3 in market cap. It was shocking but I think it can overtake ethereum market cap and price in a couple of weeks. But the fact is treat it like it's a brand new coin, treat it like it had an excellent promotion scheme ahead of time, and invest in it as a different coin that has absolutely nothing to do with Bitcoin. |
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That says Kraken has the most volume  They jumped on it before it was even ready to go. The key to this industry is knowing what's going to happen before it happens and having an option for it. That's what this site did. If you look at the emails for their highly VIP customers, you will see that they were not just ready for that option, they were prepped and ready to go depending on what option came up, in a position where they could jump on any possibility. If you look at the back end of their website a little bit, you will see you there actually had 3 temporary folders setup show that depending on what the outcome of the hard Fork was they could simply switch the names of the directories and be ready to go. |
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There are plenty of exchanges out there for that Express purpose. The biggest difference is between them all, are the deposit and withdrawal limits, the ability to trade between different coins, and their rules and regs for know-your-customer. Show me the exchanges like yobit have extreme withdrawal limits, some of the other exchanges make it difficult to trade between two different all coins that are not BTC, LTC or one of the big ones
If you stick with the big five you'll find that the trust is not a factor. Biggest thing is to make sure that you know your exit strategy. Exchanges are all ok unless or until you find a very small scam exchange which does not let you withdraw. |
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The domain is seized bu US authorities, it seems that it will be the bigger lesson for the unlicensed exchangers worldwide and especially Poloniex
Is poloniex unlicensed ? while its containment any exchanges I'll see him about the same thing with the exchanges that you have to look out for is manipulation of the withdrawal and deposit limits. Need to be careful while using exchanges. |
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You're probably looking at about $8,000 in the year 2020. That is simply because of the steady rise of the price of Bitcoin and there's nothing that's ever going to stop that until we reach the end of the supply. At that point it's still not going to stop because the closer and closer you get to the end then you have a dwindling Supply which creates a rising demand.
So near the end the price is going to jump even higher, right after the end of the supply is going to jump even higher and probably have a good hard rise after that for at least a year at that point the novelty may have worn off and you might actually see some plateauing. |
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After reading about BIP 91 on coindesk, this obviously isn't a permanent solution for the possible fork in BTC. Does anyone know what will come after in the coming months?
The only thing that we do have to fear about this soft Fork, is the fact that it is now opening Bitcoin up to Future updates and changes. I could be wrong but I believe for Bitcoin itself this is the first major software change other than changes to the core software. |
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