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Board Announcements (Altcoins)
Re: [ANN][Main] Bitcore- BTX - New coreupdate - Odarhom!
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Didge316
on 31/08/2020, 09:47:47 UTC
I finally sold all my Bitcore. Always sounded like a great project but there was always one thing that bothered me. When you Googled Bitcore, Google always responds with 'Do you mean Bitcoin?'

The name is just too similar.

How about xCore?  So x-men-like. 


If you tell someone who knows nothing about crypto "You need to buy some Bitcore" they'll say "Do you mean Bitcoin?"

Even Google thinks you mean Bitcoin when you search for Bitcore!

How many new would be BTX users get redirected to Bitcoin search results instead thanks to Google?

Great project apart from that. Definitely all for the GPU mining. Just needs a new name IMO.
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Board Announcements (Altcoins)
Re: [ANN][Main] Bitcore- BTX - New coreupdate - Odarhom!
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Didge316
on 27/08/2020, 14:26:40 UTC
I finally sold all my Bitcore. Always sounded like a great project but there was always one thing that bothered me. When you Googled Bitcore, Google always responds with 'Do you mean Bitcoin?'

The name is just too similar.
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Board Beginners & Help
Re: 5 Tips for Crypto Noobs 📌(in my opinion)
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Didge316
on 27/08/2020, 14:13:52 UTC
IMO total noobs should keep their coins on the exchange until they know what they're doing. For the average non tech savvy person the exchange is the safest place for their coins.

Exchange wallet, not the safest place to store your coin. No one expert will suggest a newbie to store coins in exchange. Why? Here some reason:
1. You don't have the private key of this wallet, remember "No Key, Not Your Coin".
2. Your account can be blocked or freeze by an exchange administrator. If this happens, you can't access your asset
3. Hacking, data breaches, and other cybersecurity will come to exchange, even Binance already become a victim in the past.
4. Turn as SCAM, there are lot of legit exchanges become a scam exchange, if your asset inside of this exchange, you will lose your asset, like the poin 1, no key, not your coin.
5. When wallet holder of this exchange dies, the user will lose their money, this is happen few years ago. /2019/02/05/tech/quadriga-gerald-cotten-cryptocurrency/index.html#:~:text=Quadriga%2C%20Canada's%20biggest%20cryptocurrency%20exchange,Disease%20while%20traveling%20in%20India.]Exchange founder is dead and no one knows the wallet key, so all of the exchange user assets gone.

For this five reason is enough to stay away from storing asset in exchange for holding or for a long time. Use exchange wallet if you want to trade it and withdraw it to your own wallet as soon as possible and keep it on your wallet. The safest place to store your coin is in cold wallet. such as Trezor, paper wallet, or any kind of trusted offline wallet. The access is yours and you can control it as you want. But remember keep your private key in the safe place and make sure no one knows this private key.

Totally agree with you on everything. You are not a total noob though are you.

I got 2 of my friends into crypto. The first one lost his Bitcoin when he tried transferring it to a wallet he had downloaded onto his phone. He was brand new to crypto and had no idea what he was doing. He lost his Bitcoin, it wasn't a lot, but it was enough to put him off crypto for life.

My other friend invested a lot more. He leaves it in his Coinbase exchange wallet. I told him again and again to get it into cold storage. He bought a Ledger Nano and couldn't even set it up so he just leaves it on the exchange. I can guarantee that he would fuck it up and lose everything if he tried transferring it!

I stand by my comment. Noobs should leave their Bitcoin on the exchange UNTIL they know what they are doing!!

Bitcoin is too complicated for the average person. 50% of people are dumber than than the average person. Don't forget that!
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Board Beginners & Help
Re: 5 Tips for Crypto Noobs 📌(in my opinion)
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Didge316
on 25/08/2020, 12:12:10 UTC
IMO total noobs should keep their coins on the exchange until they know what they're doing. For the average non tech savvy person the exchange is the safest place for their coins.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: key safety strategies?
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Didge316
on 25/08/2020, 11:57:31 UTC
I bought some small thin metal sheets and a punch set from Amazon. Made a couple of copies of my ledger recovery phrase and then split them into 2 pieces which I keep in different locations. Having the words punched into metal makes me feel a lot safer than having them written on paper!
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Re: [ANN][Main] Bitcore- BTX - SEGWIT - hybrid fork 1:0.5 of Bitcoin
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Didge316
on 02/05/2018, 06:46:04 UTC
Exciting times ahead! Looks like Bitcore had a bright future.
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Re: [ANN]Bitcore- BTX - SEGWIT - lowest fee - hybrid fork 1:0.5 of Bitcoin
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Didge316
on 25/01/2018, 05:02:32 UTC
Hi can anyone tell me if the airdrop registration will we back up in time to register for this Monday's airdrop?