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arseaboy
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October 11, 2016, 02:23:31 PM |
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Weak hands are selling just like there is no tomorrow  i think it is much better to place your entry in the deep so we can absorbed those huge dumps and let them cry out loud after the price bounced back and start to skyrocket again weak holders will be eat alive into crypto world. |
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KattZ
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October 11, 2016, 02:47:46 PM |
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unfortunately true |
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Trivelius
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October 11, 2016, 09:33:28 PM |
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pure SCAM  believe me, i have seen a lot and don't want your "cheap" scamy coins. Cryptoworld does not need thieves, cryptoworld needs innovators. Invest only in good coins. |
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johnnywoo2015
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October 12, 2016, 12:06:57 PM |
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I told you guys, already recovered |
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enhu
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October 12, 2016, 01:56:16 PM |
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Do you guys think DECENT is going to be a threat to Steemit?
I was just wondering because somehow its also into contents. Seem like its also receiving funds through their ICO so the token must have value once its released.
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KattZ
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October 12, 2016, 03:01:03 PM |
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I told you guys, already recovered "recovered" to what exactly  |
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johnnywoo2015
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October 12, 2016, 03:03:49 PM |
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I told you guys, already recovered "recovered" to what exactly IMO, From 38501 to 51409 for one day is enough. |
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ImHash
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October 12, 2016, 03:31:17 PM |
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Yeah sure as long as you buy steem you fine and can earn money right? lol
People posting in hopes of votes and $ but as they go on and on nothing happens.
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drays
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October 12, 2016, 09:19:31 PM |
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Guys, sorry, if my question sounds like a bit of noob one, I am more of a miner, than steem user...
The question is - what are the easiest methods of working with Steem funds on your account (I mean - to transfer funds, convert steem to vests, request withdrawals etc)?
I always used the standard way (downolading sources from github, compiling them, then running the steemd daemon on a PC together with cli_wallet), but I wonder if there are another methods others are using.
Many people are working with STEEM, but I doubt everyone is happy to deal with compiling sources and running the steemd (which is a real resource hog), so there should be other methods too?
Sorry again, if I missed something, I feel the answer to my question should probably point to something obvious...
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testz
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October 12, 2016, 09:51:55 PM |
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Guys, sorry, if my question sounds like a bit of noob one, I am more of a miner, than steem user...
The question is - what are the easiest methods of working with Steem funds on your account (I mean - to transfer funds, convert steem to vests, request withdrawals etc)?
I always used the standard way (downolading sources from github, compiling them, then running the steemd daemon on a PC together with cli_wallet), but I wonder if there are another methods others are using.
Many people are working with STEEM, but I doubt everyone is happy to deal with compiling sources and running the steemd (which is a real resource hog), so there should be other methods too?
Sorry again, if I missed something, I feel the answer to my question should probably point to something obvious...
transfer funds, convert steem to vests, request withdrawals etc
All this you can do at https://steemit.com using wallet functionality:  |
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chryspano
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October 12, 2016, 09:57:05 PM |
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AlexGR
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October 13, 2016, 01:11:23 PM |
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If member = slutty, then rep = rep + 10  |
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johnnywoo2015
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October 13, 2016, 03:25:33 PM |
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The downtrend is over now it's on the uptrend.
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October 13, 2016, 07:42:05 PM
Last edit: October 13, 2016, 07:56:26 PM by drays |
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Guys, sorry, if my question sounds like a bit of noob one, I am more of a miner, than steem user...
The question is - what are the easiest methods of working with Steem funds on your account (I mean - to transfer funds, convert steem to vests, request withdrawals etc)?
I always used the standard way (downolading sources from github, compiling them, then running the steemd daemon on a PC together with cli_wallet), but I wonder if there are another methods others are using.
Many people are working with STEEM, but I doubt everyone is happy to deal with compiling sources and running the steemd (which is a real resource hog), so there should be other methods too?
Sorry again, if I missed something, I feel the answer to my question should probably point to something obvious...
transfer funds, convert steem to vests, request withdrawals etc
All this you can do at https://steemit.com using wallet functionality: Thanks a lot! I suspected it would be that simple... But I suppose this will need the account's full WIF key..? I remember when I tried to log in into Steemit.com using my account's main key, website rejected to log me in, and suggested I use posting-only key. then I was able to logging using "posting" key, however no financial operations were allowed then. I will try once more, maybe I am missing something... |
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testz
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October 13, 2016, 10:28:11 PM |
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Guys, sorry, if my question sounds like a bit of noob one, I am more of a miner, than steem user...
The question is - what are the easiest methods of working with Steem funds on your account (I mean - to transfer funds, convert steem to vests, request withdrawals etc)?
I always used the standard way (downolading sources from github, compiling them, then running the steemd daemon on a PC together with cli_wallet), but I wonder if there are another methods others are using.
Many people are working with STEEM, but I doubt everyone is happy to deal with compiling sources and running the steemd (which is a real resource hog), so there should be other methods too?
Sorry again, if I missed something, I feel the answer to my question should probably point to something obvious...
transfer funds, convert steem to vests, request withdrawals etc
All this you can do at https://steemit.com using wallet functionality: Thanks a lot! I suspected it would be that simple... But I suppose this will need the account's full WIF key..? I remember when I tried to log in into Steemit.com using my account's main key, website rejected to log me in, and suggested I use posting-only key. then I was able to logging using "posting" key, however no financial operations were allowed then. I will try once more, maybe I am missing something... Yes, you can login only with posting key but when you will try to do financial operations it's will ask you for active key. |
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IOTUSA
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October 14, 2016, 04:49:16 AM |
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This instamined scam still rolling I see.
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Bitboy12345
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October 14, 2016, 06:16:11 AM |
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This instamined scam still rolling I see.
Thats a bold statement. I think its a great concept. Fine... Its not traditional mining but its at least opening up crypto to the end user who are clearly and in majority more socially inclined than technically inclined. scam noun 1. a dishonest scheme; a fraud. I don't see anything dishonest about the steemit platform. Good luck to you though. |
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KattZ
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October 14, 2016, 08:51:50 AM |
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Just look at the founders wallet - throwing 110,000 STEEM on the exchanges... and thats just ONE wallet actively powering down.
Why would anyone buy Steem on the exchanges? Even the founders are powering down and make +15k$ a week from a single account.
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