They're the same site; try entering blockchain.info, and it will redirect you to .com


Hmmmm, quite sime time since I haven't created a wallet there; but they used to give the seed.
Apart from that, they also ask the seed for wallet ID recovery, so it's kidna strange they don't give it....

Someone right me if I'm wrong, but Blockchain doesn't let you export the private keys. Nevertheless, since you need to write the seed down (12 word phrase), you should be able to use that seed on another wallet that allows private key exporting (Electrum), and from there, you can get the private key

Again, someone right me if I'm wrong  please

And that's why the use of web-wallets, using exchanges as wallets and similar behaviour is highly discouraged, you are not really in control of your private keys. As for searching the private key on google... if you do it and loose your funds, you really had it coming...

To prevent this, always use either hardware wallets or open-source coded desktop wallets (electrum, core) and never copy paste your private keys into a browser, or even with a browser open (I'm sure more restrictions to this could be applied, but I don't know them all).

Of course; I don't think they will be displayed publicly, but at least google will have them recorded and stored, like everything you search on their browser/search engine

Siempre puedes instalar un cliente de core en la version "prune", que no ocupa tantisimo espacio, pero te imposibilita utilizar los comandos -rescan y -txindex

Basicamente tienes que escribir lo siguiente en el fichero de configuración de Core


Donde prune es el tamaño en MiB que quieres que la cadena descargada ocupe

Tambien puedes usar este comando como parametro de inicio en lugar de editar el fichero de configuración


Dejo aqui la guia de referencia por si he acortado demasiado o traducido algo mal....

Of course

Creo que si la cosa no ha cambiado son 300 buenos...

Espera que rescato meta para la info....


Bingo

I consider the owner of an address as the person or people in possesion of a private key (only for non multi-sign addresses), so if someone posts a private key, that address now belongs to whoever wants to import and use it, be it empty or not. That's why it's important to keep your private key and seed really private

And lol. I meant in NONE of the above cases, editing it now.....

First of all, please, take a deep breath. Nothing is going to happen to your coins.

You clicked "Import address" on the app, and that makes the following:

- If you import a private key, you will have control over that address on blockachin; example: you create a wallet on Electrum, send funds to one of the addresses, and the import the private key to Blockchain to use the funds.

- If you import a public key, or scan a QR of a pubkey, you will only "monitor" that address; you will be able to see when it receives or sends funds, and what address sends and receives, but won't have any control over the address itself.

In any none of the above cases can the "owner" of an address you import take control of your funds

Each campaign has its own rules, but they don't usually change much.


I don't recall this as a forum rule, but rather a campaign rule; if you had quoted the place you took it from, it'd be easier to get it in context.

But answering your question, yes, if the campaign rule does not allow multiple accounts and someone tries to participate with multiple accounts, that'd be bounty cheating. You could create a thread on scam accusations/reputation stating the

Facts: in this case bounty cheating
Accounts involved
Some evidence to support your claim
Any other information that may be useful to decide whether red trust should be given or not

Hmmmmm, I checked the Faq, withepaper terms and privacy policy, but didn't go to linkedin...

I've now checked their address on maps, and it looks like a residence building.


Even funnier, Linkedin profile says that the company was founded on 2012. Most of the Linkedin profiles aro working tough, so not sure why you could only see 2 of them.

I also got some strange doubts I asked on the telegram group, but if left unsolved, another red flag...

The whole site is starting to remind me of recyclix, and old site where you bought crap, they recycled it for you and then you got paid....

Thanks for the heads up too, it had been a while since I hadn't joined any project/bounty and I was looking for the good things rather than the red flags... My bad

As suchmoon mentioned on this thread...


And of course, you can always read his/her version of the events here

Por lo que he estado leyendo, los datos de alemania y francia son para cogerlos con pinzas. En francia no se deben de estar contabilizando las muertes fuera de hospitales, y en alemania no se tienen en cuenta las de pacientes con patologias previas... Un balnquamiento interesante de los datos

For what I've understood using the automatic translation software....

- There was an incident 4/5 years ago involving a casino not paying a reditt user 5BTC

- Later on, the casino payed the reditt user

- Now, bitcointalk gets blocked by the Tax Organization of Russia (or a similar name)

What does the forum have to do with anything if the user was from reditt?

They do actually have the whole list on their site on the contact section. I've doing some research on the whole proyect during the day, and besides a couple of questions about the bounty system itself, everything looked rather clear and legit; hope I'm right on that.....

Y aqui un claro ejemplo (a mi parecer) de lo que el compañero DdmrDdmr nos comentaba!


Una cuenta que lleva incativa un mes, que no tiene ningun tipo de trust por parte de nadie de la comunidad recomendano una pagina que no se yo si tiene mucho que ver con tu post incial (yo es la primera vez que oigo hablar de ella, pero eso tampoco es relevante), y ofreciendose a comentar cosas por privado...

Puede no ser nada mala, peeero.... hay que darle las gracias por servirnos de ejemplo tan rapido

Bienvenida al foro!

Lo primero, comentarte que tal vez este post fuese más adecuado dentro de la seccion "primeros pasos y ayuda", puedes mover el hilo con los botones que hay en la parte inferior de la pagina.

Dicho esto, me saltan ciertas dudas sobre lo que realmente has venido a buscar....

Si lo que llamas "invertir en crypto" es comprar una moneda X, y esperar a ver si con el tiempo su valor aumenta... estas de suerte! "no necesitas" utilizar ninguna pagina, solo tienes que comprar la cantidad que consideres oportuna de esa moneda X y esperar. Marco el "no necesitas" entre comillas, porque salvo que compres a través de cajeros fisicos, vas a tener que utilizar o una web de compra de crypto, o este foro para ver si alguien quiere venderte.

Si en cambio, lo que buscas es invertir en una web y que te genere ingresos pasivos... Buena suerte. Existen webs que realmente dan beneficios tras una inversión inicial, pero los riesgos son MUY elevados, y más que seguramente acabes estafada y sin poder hacer nada al respecto.

Por otro lado, y personalmente, te recomendaria que te alejes de las webs de mineria online como de la peste. Puede ser que funcionen y haya alguna que si que ha resultado ser legitima, pero nunca se es lo suficientemente precavido... (mi opinion personal)

Tambien mencionas forex, que es un tipo de trading. El trading es algo que puede traerte muy altos beneficios, pero con un muy alto riesgo de perder todo tu dinero. Es por eso, que tampoco es algo que te recomendaria si no tienes los conocimientos necesarios. Aparte de forex, puedes hacer trading con binaries, y pares de divisa; aunque como ya he dicho, el riesgo es muy elevado....

En el caso de que tras darle unas vueltas al tema decidas que lo que quieres comprar es una crypto y mantenerla, viendo la cantidad que quieres invertir; que aun no siendo algo "grande" tampoco es moco de pavo, te recomendaría que compres una "hardware wallet", para mantener tus fondos más protegidos.

Espero haberte sido de ayuda, y si sigues con mas dudas, no dudes en preguntarnos!

Most countries that have taken those measures have taken them in the last 7/14 days, so the results of such actions will be showing up during the following weeks. Yesterday this post, coming from a newspaper article said that until the end of April some of the regions inside of Spain won't be seeing the highest spike, and thus starting the decrease in cases.

Italy was more or less one month ahead of the spanish situation, so....

De la segunda noticia que adjunto en el comentario de encima tuyo

Got a similar one last week, but in this case, they were even lazier:



Blockchain, google play and apple store images were not links, it was in russian, the address had nothing to do with blockchain, and it's the first time I see that you are required to confirm your email once you are using 2FA.

Even funnier, that email is not used on any blockchain account, so it went straight to spam