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Re: Does anyone else get crazy high anxiety when they transfer btc between wallets?
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HughCaires
on 06/08/2019, 19:49:58 UTC
You don't have to wait for your Bitcoin to reflect in your wallet just so you know that you already have it. Just by looking at any block explorer website (just like this one) and putting in your tx id or even one of your Bitcoin addresses you are using in the transaction is enough for your to know that you have an incoming BTC going inside your account. The block explorer is there just for you to have a peace of mind every time you send and receive Bitcoin. Bitcoin's Blockchain is right available in our browser just don't be shy on using it.

I love you. thanks for helping a noobie out.
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Does anyone else get crazy high anxiety when they transfer btc between wallets?
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HughCaires
on 06/08/2019, 19:30:07 UTC
Waiting for the mining process is always the absolute worst. Everytime I convince myself I've put the address in wrong and fucked myself... only to wait 30 minutes and find out its fine.

What do you guys do while you wait? Yoga? Help me.
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Re: Trading sucks, I'll just hold my coins
by
HughCaires
on 03/08/2017, 22:56:50 UTC
Yesterday I just lost 1.8k USD, maybe in USA or in West Europe that's doesn't much, but here in my shitty country that's a f* big amount of money. Here the minimum wage is ~ 300 USD / month. So that's like 6 month of work if I cut my bread and water and live on air. Half of my saving were other investments, but anyways... I'm feeling shitty right now. Oh, and I break my laptop. So yeah, that's another - 500 usd.

I though I can trade. Buy low, sell high. Sounds good, doesn't work.

Looking at the charts and candle sticks and watching old bitcoin values, and huge spikes (pump, I saw here how people uses the pump word, daaaamn...) I was... yeah, I can totally do that. I'll just buy when it's low, and sell it when it reaches the top. Well, I was wrong. You can't see the future, otherwise everyone would be a millionaire. That would be true if you would have a delorean from '85 with Emmett Brown and Marty Mcfly and you could f* travel in future and see the PUMPS!!!1

So anyone who will read this message (noobs like me) if you don't have any trading experience, don't do it. There are expert traders who know how this market works, when to buy and when to sell. Don't assume your skills by watching youtube videos and reading "daily indexes and predictions" of how the price will rise or go down by shitty sites. That's just dumb. You don't know what's gonna happen. Maybe a little bit of luck, or I don't know.

So yeah, from now on, I'll just leave the trading area for experts and I will invest in bitcoin by buying every 2 week or monthly and saving into my wallet. And one day (I hope so) the price will rise and I will buy for my self a delorean.

Cheers!

I just started trading too but I'm trying for long term gains. Were you attempting a pump and dump? If so, I'd avoid that for now and stick to solid investments like BTC or ethereum. They are pretty safe and you can still gain 20% in a week if you monitor trading sites vigilantly. Don't give up man. Let's get rich.
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Re: How do I receive my Bitcoincash? Have 2.25 BTC on blockchain.info (newbie)
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HughCaires
on 02/08/2017, 19:09:24 UTC
find the private key dude. I believe that blokchain.info can provide you a private key which sticks to your address and if you can find it, try to import it to the bitcoin cash wallet to receive your bitcoin cash

That sounds pretty simple, so the 12 word phrase is the private key?
No, that's your backup. You need to export your wallet and then decrypt the pk... atleast that's how it works on my wallet. The best option for you personally is to google how to (or if you can) get ahold of your pk from your wallet.
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Re: Bitcoin, BitcoinCash & Poverty
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HughCaires
on 02/08/2017, 18:33:33 UTC
So with all of this new money being created out of thin air basically (yes I know this is a term often used to bash on bitcoin, but in this case you have to agree that it is true). Why don't we just keep forking Bitcoin once every year or so and save up all the newly created money in a fund that will be used to stop world poverty? Seems to be as good of a reason as any.

People are either:

A) Laughing at the fact that Bitcoin did "split" and increased it's marketcap with over $6 billion dollars overnight or
B) Don't understand Bitcoin but don't want to invest because of all this shiet.

I'm so fed up with it all, it is a joke, nothing more and nothing less.

Fuck Roger Ver and his merry band of rich kids only looking to get richer.

Because global poverty is not really based on money alone. Its based off of power structures that are hundreds if not thousands of years old. Bitcoin would not solve global poverty because it would have to also change all the non-monetary forces that ensure poor nations cant be self-sufficient.

Honestly, I have been looking into an alt-coin called Ambrosus (the token itself is called Amber). This coin is aiming at regulating the food supply industry and could really help poor countries gain back control of their farming and food production (and not need a US or European corporation to fund it). This is a better approach. By solving one issue at a time related to poverty, cryptos will be able to address the symptoms of poverty and eventually reduce the need for centralized banking authorities that use poor nations as cheap labor or resources.

I think cryptos are the answer to world poverty; bitcoin alone however is not. 

-HC

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Re: How do I receive my Bitcoincash? Have 2.25 BTC on blockchain.info (newbie)
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HughCaires
on 02/08/2017, 16:18:25 UTC
You will be able to access BCC by importing your private keys to a BCC supported wallet. It will not show your BCC coins on the

Blockchain.info wallet, because they do not support it... Yet.  Roll Eyes https://twitter.com/OneMorePeter/status/891406518561669122?p=v

https://blog.[Suspicious link removed]/2017/07/30/bitcoin-cash-hard-fork-blockchain-users/ I will just sit on this, until the craziness has

passed.  Grin
Thank you for your help, should I just leave my funds on blockchain.info? Are my bcc always going to be available for me?
You cannot access any BCC using Blockchain.info, they did not support the hard fork, therefore, you cannot have access to any BCC no matter what you do right now.

I understand, will I ever be able to access my bcc in the future?

Is this a possibility?

I'm a noob but I think the answer is no. After the first block of BCH was made yesterday BTC and BCH officially became separate cryptos. You would have needed to have it on a site hat supported BCH before yesterday morning. Don't feel bad though, I messed up too and didn't move my BTC in time. Live and learn man... here's to the next fork 😂😂
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Re: Fork failed?
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HughCaires
on 02/08/2017, 12:20:10 UTC
Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not?

I dont know... as of now BCC's value has doubled since launch.... Im starting to feel like an idiot for not getting my coins on an exchange that would credit me both  Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked
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Do I need to send coins to Yobit (or other another exchange) tonight?
by
HughCaires
on 31/07/2017, 18:29:30 UTC
Do i need to send tonight in order to receive BCC or can i send tomorrow and still be credited both?

-HC
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Re: The SEC Called About Our ICO, I Answered
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HughCaires
on 31/07/2017, 18:03:01 UTC
So from what you gathered, as long as the primary point of the ICO is not profit but use towards some kind of service, the ico is not a security???

I ask because I am interested in an upcoming ICO for the food supply industry, Ambrosus, which I see as a chance for profit but also because block chain technology is essential towards regulating the food industry fairly. In this case, do you think they would consider Ambrosus a security?

I know you aren't a lawyer but I appreciate any insight as you have dealt with the SEC personally.

-HC
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Re: Bitcoin Value Going Up?
by
HughCaires
on 31/07/2017, 16:33:35 UTC
Its up because everyone is looking to get their BCC/BCH coin, simple. What happens after, who knows.

yeah i think so ... but we dont know what will happen after the fork ...

After dumping BCC we could see altcoins will pump so hard. every coin will moon except that BCC coin. Every one transfer their coins to a wallet where BCC was supported. After they got their free BCC they will absolutely dump it and re-buy altcoins.

Does anyone see BCC retaining some value until mid-September? The Ambrosus ICO doesnt go until then and I'd like to use my BCC to convert to Amber. But I dont want to wait for it if by mid-august the coin is dead or has lost significant value.
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Re: [ANN] Ambrosus: Ecosystem that Assures Quality, Safety and Origins of Food
by
HughCaires
on 31/07/2017, 14:36:41 UTC
https://ambrosus.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Ambrosus-Vision-Paper-V.2.2-Final.pdf  vision paper goes live -

why not take it as source of inspiration for bounty content creation? Huh

This is fantastic! Love the vision and love the project! Really excited to see how this pans out.
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Re: Discussion: Bitcoin controlled by US government?
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HughCaires
on 31/07/2017, 13:53:53 UTC
The timing of this post is not intended to influence the upcoming fork and the Segwit activation and in reality it will not have any effect on them.

Someone posted this article to Reddit today and its claims should warrant at least some discussion here. I am relatively new to Bitcoin and I think other newcomers me included would be very interested in hearing what the more knowledgeable people here think about these accusations.


Article is sourced from: http://www.leakcoin.com/
I would urge you to check that out, because it contains videos and other material and overall is more thorough than the plain text below.

Bitcoin Conspiracy Theory & Proof
This is the real Satoshi Nakamoto, he left the Bitcoin Project when US Government took access of Bitcoin's network alert key and main code repo. The US Gov noticed that cryptocurrency was becoming a growing threat to their tax farms, fueled drug trade, and undermined the USD. Satoshi got a visit from Federal investigators, who insisted he collaborate with them. They agreed to keep Bitcoin open source and allow the organization to grow naturally...


US Government has access to Bitcoin's Master Passwords due to NATSEC
Cryptocurrency has the potential to be as destabilizing as a nuke, and it's in a country's best interest to tax and regulate instead of competing with Cryptocurrencies.

These emerging markets challenge the World Bank, and with a relatively small market cap is under threat of bad actors like North Korea and ISIS who have enough in their war chests to buy out the world's Bitcoin supply tomorrow. The US has the root password keys to the Bitcoin project, so other countries aren't able to weaponize prices. If Pentagon was not controlling the master passwords of Bitcoin, it would be the biggest threat to National Security to date.

Satoshi Nakomoto left shortly after our Government started its involvement. He now denies everything, in part likely because the truth of Bitcoin's control would jeapardize Bitcoin's future, as well as the key access being top secret & classified.



Proof & Propaganda — Satoshi Nakamoto Identity Leaks
Independent media hired private investigators who found Satoshi, who long exited the project due to dislike of government involvement. Reporters found him living a modest private life near LA, and when initially confronted did not initially deny his involvement (as reported by initial doxxers).

The story went viral, Satoshi realized his mistake, and released a "cryptic" public statement, in which he categorically denied his involvement in Bitcoin, stated he worked as an engineer for a Government contractor, but also admitted that during 2009-2010 he was self employed but did not specify what he was doing other than the fact that he had nothing to do with Bitcoin.

The video on the right hand panel is Satoshi's official statement, in which he denies any connection with Bitcoin, but cites involvement as an Engineer with an unnamed US Government Contractor.



David Andersen - Potential NSA Plant?
Took over Bitcoin after Satoshi - Gavin's comments on the LTB podcast #217 (iirc) are very telling. He implies that people would be more worried if other governments than their own had some control over Bitcoin. There isn't much information about his past which creates a lack of proof of past connections, currently an evangelist for Bitcoin with a globalist agenda who has become one of the biggest cryptocurrency players despite seemingly appearing up out of nowhere in 2010 to work alongside Satoshi on Bitcoin



False Flag Craig Wright
Whether he is an Intelligence Officer or an actor hired by Satoshi, Australian Craig Wright is not the founder of Bitcoin. He failed to provide any proof but claimed to be Satoshi. His job is to missinform the public by muddying the waters for the general public. Part of the reason behind the speculation is that he was able to instantly gain the ear of the Mainstream Media despite have no proof whatsoever for his claims, which was not forthright mentioned in his interviews.



Eastern Promises: Alexander Vinnik's Kremlin Ties (Putin's Laundromat)
The arrest of Russian national and fall guy Alexander Vinnik in Greece for tax evasion charges in the US, shows a massive vested interest that the US has against crimes that undermine BTC.

Vinnik had ties to the Kremlin, which was possibly behind other exchange hacks to undermine the US's position in BTC It is a possibility that the new US sanctions on Russia, for which 855 US diplomatic workers that were expelled out of Russia were triggered by Vinniks connections to the Kremlin.

The US sanctions were retaliation for Kremlins involvement in hacking Bitcoin exchanges, which hurt the US Gov Bitcoin interest.

Like all conspiracy theories, the correct answer to this... maybe? But for real, I do not find this to be a realistic assertion. The point of BTC is that it is decentralized. You can not control bitcoin because the bitcoin chain regulates itself through miners.

Now, does the US government know who satoshi is and have they contacted him for access to what he knows. Well this is probably true. But you have to take this with a grain of salt. Many of these conspiracy theories are based on the government being an all-knowing and unstoppable force. They aren't, and you believing they are only helps strengthen the bullshit they do.

Honestly, bitcoin is the best chance we have as citizens to stand up to the government. The more people that adopt this decentralized currency the better our chances to shake the US government off our backs.

-HC
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Re: Bitcoin Value Going Up?
by
HughCaires
on 31/07/2017, 12:57:22 UTC
Bitcoin holders will determine whether the price will rise or not soon as prices are determined by supply and demand. I think those investors have kept their Bitcoin till now ( I mean August 1 event) will continue to hold their Bitcoins. Those who had panicked and had sold their Bitcoins will buy again. With this high demand and low supply, the price increase is inevitable.

Interesting. You think those who panicked and sold will be willing to buy back in at say 3500+? If what you are saying is true, I wonder if the price hike will prevent new money from entering into btc.
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Re: Today is the last day panic.
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HughCaires
on 31/07/2017, 12:42:33 UTC
Today is the last day panic. I buckled the seatbelt and put a cigarette out. Are you ready for takeoff? Tomorrow I expect that bitcoin will start. The goal of 3000-3500 dollars. Next week we will see the first results.

I think 3000 is more than doable! And hopefully it happens sooner than later! I'm really excited to see what BTC does in the coming weeks!!

Its crazy how much tension was built up around August 1 and now nothing is coming from it (so far).
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Bitcoin Value Going Up?
by
HughCaires
on 31/07/2017, 12:26:25 UTC
Is anyone else surprised by this? I expected it to go down with all the negative hype surrounding tomorrow. Do you think it has to do with the Segwit agreement or maybe BTC-e refunding it customers (which is amazing by the way).

OR! Does anyone still predict the apocalypse tomorrow? Regardless, I will be holding on to my BTC until the price is much much higher but I'm interested in seeing what the community thinks.

-HC
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Re: Why do you invest in ICOs?
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HughCaires
on 28/07/2017, 01:37:23 UTC
Hi,
this thread I want to ask you: Why do you, if you do, invest in ICOs?
I see horrible huge amounts of money going to those. What do investors think to get in return?
Mostly it's the same case: ICO starts, much money comes in, you get the coins.
But what if those coins do not get back the initial worth?
Or do you invest because of other reasons?

For example (disclaimer: this is NOT hate!):
Why did trueflip.io get over $4,7 Million?


Thank you for answers!

I haven't invested in any yet; however, I do like some of the things I have seen from some Ethereum-based ICOs. Ambrosus is the main one that I have been looking at. Its direction at helping improve food supply chains makes me hope its more like activism with a return than mere investment.

That being said, I think most ICOs that I have seen are for-profit cryptos with little more direction that simply being the new Bitcoin. I would avoid anything that is only trying to be digital money and focus on the ones that are trying to accomplish a specific goal, especially if that goal has real-world application and aligns with your personal beliefs.
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Re: Howard Marks Calls Bitcoin "A Pyramid Scheme"
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HughCaires
on 28/07/2017, 01:29:06 UTC

It does not directly benefit you to recruit people to buy  BTC so no its not a pyramid scheme. This guy just seems to a have a misunderstanding of what a pyramid scheme is and much less of an understanding what BTC is.

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Re: So much bad news. When will it end ?
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HughCaires
on 26/07/2017, 21:05:23 UTC
It has been a negative week in the Bitcoin/Cryptocurrency sector. So much bad news in such a short space of time. Its almost as if the universe wants to teach Bitcoin a lesson. Heres hoping we move past this stage without entering a full blown bear market for another 3 years.


A negative week in bitcoin?? You yourself are negative. Nothing bad have happened. There were lots of people believed that bitcoin price fall very much as we get closer to August 1. Now we see the price at 2500 dollar.
Everything is going very well and there is nothing to be worried about.




I am not being negative, i am simply stating facts. We have had nothing but NEGATIVE news over the last week. Just google "Bitcoin News" and you will see what i mean. How do you expect Bitcoin (as a brand) to have any creditibilty left with all this FUD flying around. We as a community cannot risk another bear cycle, thats all i am saying because the Big Boys can easily just take all the free "open source" tech (underlying Blockchain tech) and regulate the life out of the exchanges which means no new money in crypto's which then means a crash/winter/bear cycle.

There is an agenda at play at the moment. The smart guys can see the crusade against Bitcoin is entering a new level and as of now a $1 Trillion marketcap is off the map. The powers that be will not let it happen (for now) but yet there are the hippies/lottery type optimists/wannabe liberators/tech freaks who are completley blind to the fact Bitcoin is being attacked majorly this week.

I don't know. It has been a rough week for cryptos but nothing that is horrible. Also, Bitcoin is still in a really good place value-wise. It was in the mid 2800s just this weekend. Just breathe, bitcoin is still decentralized so let 'the powers that be' coup all they want. As long as normal people keep using BTC, we will still maintain a vast majority.

Now should August 1 cause a stir we can talk about the world being on fire but even that was minorly resolved in the last week.
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Best Research Techniques for Profitable AltCoins
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HughCaires
on 26/07/2017, 19:23:45 UTC
Does anyone have a reputable media outlet or research method for learning about AltCoins with solid or up-trending value? I have had pretty solid results from google and these forums but would love to hear any other methods that I am missing.

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Re: [ANN] Ambrosus: Ecosystem that Assures Quality, Safety and Origins of Food
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HughCaires
on 26/07/2017, 16:56:23 UTC
Does the new ICO regulation by the SEC affect US citizens participating in your ICO?