galaxiekyl
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April 17, 2017, 08:15:38 AM Last edit: April 17, 2017, 12:33:42 PM by galaxiekyl |
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rich more rich with this method..may be time to restor the balance..think so dev.
Are you a communist? im not..but this isn't me wich distrib to rich..im not totalitarianism no more. yu get free money and more yu spit on smaller..i never understand why rich contemp so much poor..when a richs become more rich system is consolidated..but when poors become rich system failure..it is really true. i like byteball because it is Innovative project not a simple copy of bitcoin..but i no want some body get all coins..and this become a rich dumping. the process distrib is good because trusted can be verified..yu cant multiple claiming (or it is more difficult)..may be dev can give more percent for small wallet..exemple 20%~<100gb..30%<10gb ect..or reduce part of big wallet..it is simple suggestion.
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Bedebah
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April 17, 2017, 08:43:55 AM |
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Congratulation to Byteball that available at bittrex, i hope next also available at poloniex. I will make byteball as second cryptocurrency after bitcoin.
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okshin3232
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April 17, 2017, 08:47:15 AM |
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How much is 1 byteball= btc?
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innergy
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April 17, 2017, 08:53:20 AM |
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okshin3232
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April 17, 2017, 08:54:44 AM |
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How do I get a reward for 0.01 btc?
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nillohit
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***crypto trader***
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April 17, 2017, 08:59:21 AM |
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How much is 1 byteball= btc?
1 GB = 0.093 BTC 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes So, 1 byteball = 0.93 / 1,000,000,000 = 0.000000000093 BTC So, 1 byteball = 0 BTC
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nillohit
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***crypto trader***
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April 17, 2017, 09:01:53 AM |
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How do I get a reward for 0.01 btc?
for 1 BTC your reward is 0.0625 GB for 0.01 BTC your reward is 0.000625 GB 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes So, 0.01 BTC will give you 0.000625 X 1,000,000,000 = 625,000 bytes
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Xandan
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April 17, 2017, 09:07:51 AM |
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Last distribution gave me more than 600k bytes that made me excited but once I calculated the value it was shocking. Actually Gbyte and just byte made some confusion at least until to you get used with all unites of the token. Now it made me still happy after all it was free and will try to get better share next month.
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ArabMist
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April 17, 2017, 09:38:06 AM |
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Do you think the reasons blackbytes are ridiculously cheap is no real exchange at the moment and maybe lack of knowledge of people who just see the white bytes on bittrex? If the money suppley is 2:1 balck to white I feel at some point there should be a massive price correction/discovery where blackbytes are worth maybe 25% of white bytes?
It simply comes down to lack of exchange. The use case is different and one could argue, they are much more useful to the common man. Some clever small exchange will crack the problem and then it'll start to be traded more easily, driving the price up. Someone mentioned timeline and its logical that after the free bytes have all gone then speculators will look to squeeze profit of blackbytes. For me, this project is all about amassing blackbytes as sooner or later a dark net market will endorse blackbytes and code payment in to their market, hyping blackbytes in the crypto media. If network effects gets started then it's conceivable that blackbytes will be on par or worth more than bytes. Summary... buy em cheap, hold em and wait it out for a massive profit IF the above happens. They can be bought so cheap, it's well worth the nominal financial risk.
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DejwidK
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April 17, 2017, 09:38:39 AM |
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Hi, For the 4th round I connected my wallet with one bitcoin address(blockchain.info) and the balance was just 0.3BTC but also in this case I should receive some BB? Cause I received nothing  Technically, if your funds were on the address you linked, then you should've gotten your share. How did you link your address? Did you do a micropayment? And if so, did you move your funds back to the address that the bot told you? Yes they were on the address that I linked. I did a micropayment, I payed 0.001497 BTC from my wallet on blockchain.info. Also got the confirmation from the transition bot after that. Can also show you a screenshot from conversation with transition bot. Really dont know why I did not receive any BB. But now I want to be sure to get some at the next round. Maybe I use wrong wallet?
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blockexplorer
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April 17, 2017, 10:12:40 AM |
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I missed byteball was added on bittrex!!!
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DooMAD
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Leave no FUD unchallenged
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April 17, 2017, 10:27:47 AM |
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Hi, For the 4th round I connected my wallet with one bitcoin address(blockchain.info) and the balance was just 0.3BTC but also in this case I should receive some BB? Cause I received nothing  Technically, if your funds were on the address you linked, then you should've gotten your share. How did you link your address? Did you do a micropayment? And if so, did you move your funds back to the address that the bot told you? Yes they were on the address that I linked. I did a micropayment, I payed 0.001497 BTC from my wallet on blockchain.info. Also got the confirmation from the transition bot after that. Can also show you a screenshot from conversation with transition bot. Really dont know why I did not receive any BB. But now I want to be sure to get some at the next round. Maybe I use wrong wallet? For future distributions, it's probably safest to obtain a lightweight SPV client and move your funds to an address you fully control. The transition bot does advise against using webwallets like blockchain.info: Now please pay 0.001371 BTC to [BTC address] from a wallet where you control the private keys (no exchange wallets, no Coinbase, no Xapo, etc). By paying you will prove ownership of your Bitcoin address we receive the payment from. But please ensure you make multiple backups of your private keys and secure your wallet with a password even before you've moved any funds to it. Remember to also make somewhat regular backups from time to time as, for example, USB sticks can lose data if they are left unpowered for too long.
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kaicrypzen
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April 17, 2017, 10:30:03 AM |
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Yes they were on the address that I linked. I did a micropayment, I payed 0.001497 BTC from my wallet on blockchain.info. Also got the confirmation from the transition bot after that. Can also show you a screenshot from conversation with transition bot. Really dont know why I did not receive any BB. But now I want to be sure to get some at the next round. Maybe I use wrong wallet?
I've read in the past that some users had trouble using the wallet from blockchain.info ... Anyway, in general, your remaining funds will be transferred to another address (change address) when you do a transaction (unless you configured your wallet otherwise), that's why the bot instructs you to send them back to the linked address. If you didn't do so, then there is a high chance your linked address had 0 BTC balance (by the way the bot also tells you this). Do you see your linked addresses here: http://transition.byteball.org?
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DejwidK
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April 17, 2017, 11:05:28 AM |
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Hi, For the 4th round I connected my wallet with one bitcoin address(blockchain.info) and the balance was just 0.3BTC but also in this case I should receive some BB? Cause I received nothing  Technically, if your funds were on the address you linked, then you should've gotten your share. How did you link your address? Did you do a micropayment? And if so, did you move your funds back to the address that the bot told you? Yes they were on the address that I linked. I did a micropayment, I payed 0.001497 BTC from my wallet on blockchain.info. Also got the confirmation from the transition bot after that. Can also show you a screenshot from conversation with transition bot. Really dont know why I did not receive any BB. But now I want to be sure to get some at the next round. Maybe I use wrong wallet? For future distributions, it's probably safest to obtain a lightweight SPV client and move your funds to an address you fully control. The transition bot does advise against using webwallets like blockchain.info: Now please pay 0.001371 BTC to [BTC address] from a wallet where you control the private keys (no exchange wallets, no Coinbase, no Xapo, etc). By paying you will prove ownership of your Bitcoin address we receive the payment from. But please ensure you make multiple backups of your private keys and secure your wallet with a password even before you've moved any funds to it. Remember to also make somewhat regular backups from time to time as, for example, USB sticks can lose data if they are left unpowered for too long. Ok thank you  Can you recommend a SPV client or a wallet where I have full control of my keys? I heard about Electrum, Exodus and so on but I dont know where I have full control. I am still new and there is so much to learn for me. Yes they were on the address that I linked. I did a micropayment, I payed 0.001497 BTC from my wallet on blockchain.info. Also got the confirmation from the transition bot after that. Can also show you a screenshot from conversation with transition bot. Really dont know why I did not receive any BB. But now I want to be sure to get some at the next round. Maybe I use wrong wallet?
I've read in the past that some users had trouble using the wallet from blockchain.info ... Anyway, in general, your remaining funds will be transferred to another address (change address) when you do a transaction (unless you configured your wallet otherwise), that's why the bot instructs you to send them back to the linked address. If you didn't do so, then there is a high chance your linked address had 0 BTC balance (by the way the bot also tells you this). Do you see your linked addresses here: http://transition.byteball.org? Yeah its my fault thought that this wallet would be fine. But I am confused now, I did the micropayment to link my Bitcoin address, then I got the confirmation from the transition bot(at this moment the balance was just 10 USD so he told me it is 0 BTC) and he told me to move all my coins to this address. And so I did one day before the last distribution. Is there something I did wrong? (ecept that I used wrong wallet) I just have to link a new BTC address for next distribution? And I see my linked address  but the Balance is 0 BTC. Thanks for your help 
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CryptKeeper
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April 17, 2017, 11:07:54 AM Last edit: April 17, 2017, 01:59:26 PM by CryptKeeper |
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Follow me on twitter! I'm a private Bitcoin and altcoin hodler. Giving away crypto for free on my Twitter feed!
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DooMAD
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Activity: 3962
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Leave no FUD unchallenged
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April 17, 2017, 11:37:08 AM |
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Ok thank you  Can you recommend a SPV client or a wallet where I have full control of my keys? I heard about Electrum, Exodus and so on but I dont know where I have full control. I am still new and there is so much to learn for me. As far as I'm aware, Electrum, MultiBit and Mycelium (Mac users can also use Breadwallet) all have a lightweight functionality where you don't have to download the entire blockchain and are ideal for casual users. They should all allow you to make backups of your private keys, but you'll probably have to do a bit of research to find out precisely where they're stored (most Windows wallets will use the /appdata folder). I haven't looked into Exodus, so can't comment on that one.
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Crypto Legend
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April 17, 2017, 11:55:19 AM |
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How do I get a reward for 0.01 btc?
for 1 BTC your reward is 0.0625 GB for 0.01 BTC your reward is 0.000625 GB 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes So, 0.01 BTC will give you 0.000625 X 1,000,000,000 = 625,000 bytes I see about a month ago the price only 60$, but currently was achieved $71, I think this is a good coin for long term investment.
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Jenny Moll
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April 17, 2017, 12:02:24 PM |
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How do I get a reward for 0.01 btc?
for 1 BTC your reward is 0.0625 GB for 0.01 BTC your reward is 0.000625 GB 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes So, 0.01 BTC will give you 0.000625 X 1,000,000,000 = 625,000 bytes I see about a month ago the price only 60$, but currently was achieved $71, I think this is a good coin for long term investment. More than a month ago, 0.0293 can buy 1G; now need to buy 0.091。
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kaicrypzen
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April 17, 2017, 01:03:01 PM |
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Yeah its my fault thought that this wallet would be fine. But I am confused now, I did the micropayment to link my Bitcoin address, then I got the confirmation from the transition bot(at this moment the balance was just 10 USD so he told me it is 0 BTC) and he told me to move all my coins to this address. And so I did one day before the last distribution. Is there something I did wrong? (ecept that I used wrong wallet) I just have to link a new BTC address for next distribution? And I see my linked address  but the Balance is 0 BTC. Thanks for your help  The bot told you 0 because it was actually 0 (not because it was just $10), because the funds moved to another address. So if you did move the funds to your linked address one day before the distribution it should be fine ... however it's odd that it says 0 in the transition page. What does a blockchain explorer say about it? If your address was refused it wouldn't be in the transition page to begin with, so there's something fishy here ... (linking by micropayment + address in transition page displaying 0 = generally a change address issue)
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nillohit
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***crypto trader***
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April 17, 2017, 02:08:49 PM |
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How do I get a reward for 0.01 btc?
for 1 BTC your reward is 0.0625 GB for 0.01 BTC your reward is 0.000625 GB 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes So, 0.01 BTC will give you 0.000625 X 1,000,000,000 = 625,000 bytes I see about a month ago the price only 60$, but currently was achieved $71, I think this is a good coin for long term investment. Current price is 1 GB = 0.093 BTC = $110
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