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Board Economics
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Joblessness In The Countries
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DigitalDollars
on 19/01/2025, 12:53:43 UTC
Hello 👋 Everyone.

the level of joblessness In The Countries is becoming very bad and it's becoming unproposal and bad making the youths of today engage in bad behaviors.
to the youths out there my opinion to you is that you get an online skill aquire it and use it positively.
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Board Trading Discussion
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Is it good for a newbie trader go for prop-firm
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DigitalDollars
on 19/01/2025, 12:37:51 UTC
Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.
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Re: Trading and emotional control
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DigitalDollars
on 18/01/2025, 20:58:02 UTC
with my humble opinion about your emotion I think you should first of all build up your emotion before going in for trade because that's what can help you stay long on trading.
about your loses I guess you should take a weekly review and see what you failed and try putting them in other and make corrections.
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
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trying to invest on a coin but don't know the one to.
by
DigitalDollars
on 18/01/2025, 20:28:03 UTC
Hello please what coin can I invest in with 100$ with good potential that can do well before the end of this month.
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Board Beginners & Help
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My first crypto currency purchase
by
DigitalDollars
on 17/01/2025, 16:31:02 UTC
Title:_ "My First Cryptocurrency Purchase: A Step-by-Step Guide"

_Text:_

"Hey everyone, I wanted to share my experience of making my first cryptocurrency purchase. I've been doing some research and I finally felt ready to take the plunge. I'm excited to share my step-by-step guide with you all, in the hopes that it might help others who are new to cryptocurrency like me.

Here's what I did:

1. I chose a reputable exchange: I did some research and chose an exchange that seemed trustworthy and user-friendly.
2. I created an account: I signed up for an account on the exchange and went through the verification process.
3. I deposited funds: I deposited some fiat currency into my account, which I then used to buy cryptocurrency.
4. I chose my cryptocurrency: I decided to buy Bitcoin, but there are many other options available.
5. I made the purchase: I clicked the "buy" button and waited for the transaction to be processed.

It was a relatively straightforward process, but I did encounter a few bumps along the way. I had to wait a few hours for my account to be verified, and I had to make sure I had enough funds in my account to cover the purchase.

Overall, I'm excited to have made my first cryptocurrency purchase and I'm looking forward to learning more about the world of cryptocurrency. Has anyone else had a similar experience? What were some of the challenges you faced, and how did you overcome them?

_Tips and advice:_ If you're new to cryptocurrency like me, here are a few tips that might be helpful:

- Make sure you do your research and choose a reputable exchange.
- Be patient and don't rush into anything.
- Make sure you have enough funds in your account to cover the purchase.
- Keep your private keys and passwords safe and secure.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions or if you'd like to share your own experiences."

_Tags:_ #cryptocurrency #bitcoin #firstpurchase #newbie #blockchain.
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Re: Seed phrase bruteforce options
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DigitalDollars
on 17/01/2025, 16:08:04 UTC
I'm suggesting that _you can try brute-forcing the missing word in your Phantom wallet's mnemonic seed phrase using a tool like BTCrecover_. Since the wallet is BIP39 compatible, the last word of the mnemonic recovery words embeds a checksum, which limits the number of possible solutions. By using BTCrecover and providing an address associated with the wallet, you may be able to recover the missing word and regain access to your wallet. Additionally, _learning about derivation paths and HD wallets_ can help you better understand the recovery process and increase your chances of success.
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Re: Bitcoin Core Node Sync constantly fails at 97%
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DigitalDollars
on 17/01/2025, 15:53:39 UTC
Don't worry, I'm here to help!

It sounds like you're trying to run a Bitcoin full node on your Windows 10 machine, which is great! However, you're encountering an error that's preventing the node from syncing completely.

The error message "Error reading from database, shutting down" suggests that there's an issue with the node's database, which is stored on your 1TB HDD.

Here are some potential solutions to help you resolve the issue:

1. *Check disk space*: Ensure that you have enough free disk space on your 1TB HDD. The Bitcoin node requires a significant amount of space to store the blockchain data. You can check the available disk space by right-clicking on the drive in File Explorer and selecting "Properties."
2. *Verify database integrity*: You can try verifying the database integrity by running the following command in the Bitcoin Core console (you can access this by clicking on "Help" > "Debug window" > "Console" in the Bitcoin Core GUI):
```
bitcoin-cli verifychain
```
This command will check the blockchain data for any inconsistencies.
1. *Reindex the blockchain*: If the above command doesn't help, you can try reindexing the blockchain. This will rebuild the database from scratch. To do this, close the Bitcoin Core GUI, then navigate to the Bitcoin data directory (usually `C:\Users\<YourUsername>\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin`) and delete the `chainstate` and `blocks` folders. Then, restart the Bitcoin Core GUI and let it reindex the blockchain.
2. *Check for disk errors*: It's possible that there are disk errors on your 1TB HDD that are causing the issue. You can run a disk check using the built-in Windows tool:
    - Open Command Prompt as an administrator (right-click on the Start button and select "Command Prompt (Admin)").
    - Type the following command and press Enter:
```
chkdsk D: /f /r /x
```
Replace `D:` with the drive letter of your 1TB HDD.
1. *Consider upgrading your hardware*: While your machine's specs are decent, the Bitcoin node can be resource-intensive. If you're experiencing frequent errors or slow syncing, it might be worth considering upgrading your hardware, especially the storage drive.

Before attempting any of these solutions, make sure you've backed up your wallet (if you have one) and any important data on your machine.

If none of these solutions work, you can try seeking help from the Bitcoin Core community or a Windows expert for further assistance.

Keep in mind that running a full node can be a complex process, and it's great that you're taking the time to troubleshoot the issue. Good luck, and I hope you get your node up and running smoothly!
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Re: Can you declare your crypto asset to family members?
by
DigitalDollars
on 17/01/2025, 15:44:25 UTC
This is why it's good not to store all your bitcoin in one wallet. It's better to use two wallets, you keep the large amount in a seperate wallet like a cold storage and keep some amount in your online wallet, so that when such thing happens like this, you can show them your online wallet.

It's not advisable to declare all your bitcoin hodlings to anyone by force be it your family members. What of those his brothers that are into physical earnings, did they declare all their asset and funds in the bank to the family?