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this happens because you post too much in one day, and the time lag is in use too quickly.
Another cause is also because the post in publishing is considered by SPAM moderator. Wait 10 days ahead.
if you repeat the same error it may be banned permanently
Another cause is also because the post in publishing is considered by SPAM moderator. Wait 10 days ahead.
if you repeat the same error it may be banned permanently
There is no rule saying you can't post many times per day. The rule is that you can't spam.
But if you're posting 100 posts per day, and you're using up that time lag consistently, then chances are you're spamming.
But if you're writing novels of relevant posts and threads during that time lag, then you won't get banned for it.
That's the way it goes.
OP was probably spamming hard or posting 1-word replies that don't add to the thread like, "I think that's cool."
Re: Goldman Sachs Is Planning to Began Cryptocurrency Trading Desk
I really don't know what these types of articles really serve for. If you read a bit into it, here is what it says:
Such claims really annoy me. As if their precious credit cards haven't been hacked many times before. Speaking about hacking, each time you make an online purchase with your credit card, your number and pin are being transmitted along with your private data. Unlike Bitcoin, where you keep your private key always safe by your side.
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The problem of purchasing and selling actual Bitcoins is that these Bitcoin can be stolen by hackers. This means any bank looking to promote the transactions to figure out how to guard such assets. This step is required to nod from regulators.
Source: https://coinpedia.org/news/goldman-sachs-planning-cryptocurrency-trading-desk/
Source: https://coinpedia.org/news/goldman-sachs-planning-cryptocurrency-trading-desk/
Such claims really annoy me. As if their precious credit cards haven't been hacked many times before. Speaking about hacking, each time you make an online purchase with your credit card, your number and pin are being transmitted along with your private data. Unlike Bitcoin, where you keep your private key always safe by your side.
You can hack a credit card or bank account, but the hacked funds always get reverted or something. They're always reversible. In some cases they aren't, but those are rare.
With crypto, the transactions are not only irreversible, but they're also not illegal to steal because they're so hard to prove. It's so anonymous that anyone can steal bitcoin and get away with it if they have your private key. Bitcoin isn't linked with names or addresses.
Then again, I guess if the bank somehow creates a system within bitcoin (like how LN works), where people have to register their names in accounts, then they can only trade within that system... it would be fool-proof.
Re: 90 percent correction in 'mass market wipe out,' investment bank warns
You'll get quite a laugh if you take the time to look at the historical predictions of these guys. Very funny. if they were metereologists they probably couldn't even predict the weather.
No, there won't be a fkn 90% correction in crypto LOl. Which fools say that? A 90% correction in bitcoin would mean that the price would go from 9.2k to $920.... And if that happens, Eth falls back to something silly like $30. And don't even get me started on alts XD.
^ if that happens, we'd all take out massive student loans just to buy as much as we can, then wait for some Pluto missions in less than 6 months LOl.
No, there won't be a fkn 90% correction in crypto LOl. Which fools say that? A 90% correction in bitcoin would mean that the price would go from 9.2k to $920.... And if that happens, Eth falls back to something silly like $30. And don't even get me started on alts XD.
^ if that happens, we'd all take out massive student loans just to buy as much as we can, then wait for some Pluto missions in less than 6 months LOl.
If you had the power to lock in the price on the turn of the year to 2019, what's the lowest price you would be willing to accept. Some caveats, you can't buy more bitcoin or bet on the price etc, it's purely based on your current holding.
Personally I would take a price of $10k right now, anything lower than that and I think I would gamble. This is mostly based on my own circumstances and what that value would mean to me financially.
Personally I would take a price of $10k right now, anything lower than that and I think I would gamble. This is mostly based on my own circumstances and what that value would mean to me financially.
Maybe l'll choose $100000 for this year. Thats good enough for me to start all my dreams in life. If they we're where they are not l can do it also. As long as you have the Chance to get your dream grab it because it might not giro you again. I will not waste time because I cant get it back when it pass away. Opportunities are missed when you don't grab it. So be if it is there already.
I'm curious how you think it will cross $100,000 by December. I mean, currently it's at 9k. You're asking for a 100x. We're not talking about some low volume alt. We're talking about BTC, which has a daily volume in the millions.
For BTC to go up that high in price, you'd need tens of billions of dollars entering the market. I mean, you do realize that people will go from trading car-loan-level quantities into mortgage-level quantities, right? That kind of thing takes a lot more volume and a LOT of new money being infused into the system.
There is no upcoming btc crash, bu if you means the dips on the way back up my tactic is to simply hodl and keep going. Too difficult to predict what is going to happen next with btc and alts. Used to be simple with btc up and alts down, but now it's a different game altogether
I'm still convinced there's a mini crashing coming in May because of the stock market FUD. But if nothing happens, all is well.
The one alt I was in, EGEM, has already crashed during the beginning of May. Also we saw BTC suddenly plummet back to 8.8k in the last day of April... so yeah.
I think things will go a bit lower first, then will rise afterward. We're only out of the clear when we hit June, when all the FUD has expired.
Re: 16 Cryptocurrency Exchanges Get Approval to Launch in Venezuela
I agree with everyone else lol, Venezuela is just trying to save their failing gov / economy by turning to crypto en masse. It's like one big scam, I guess. People send tokens over, Venezuela suddenly shuts down their operations and keeps the $$$.
But I can't blame them. You have Brazil defaulting on Venezuelan loans that they're not paying. So the Venezuelan gov is actually missing revenue and funding from countries that are screwing them over.
I think crypto can save them... if they don't scam anyone.
But I can't blame them. You have Brazil defaulting on Venezuelan loans that they're not paying. So the Venezuelan gov is actually missing revenue and funding from countries that are screwing them over.
I think crypto can save them... if they don't scam anyone.
Re: What is your strategy to buying altcoins at different prices?
Let say there is a coin that is worth say 2 dollars. You read about it on this forum or through google and believe this coin will go up a lot. Now the coin goes up to say 5 dollars or so. You wanted to get some at 2 dollars but did not because you wanted to get a decent amount. The coin then goes all the way to say 5 dollars or even 10 dollars. Thus if you buy it, you cannot get as much of it as oppose to you buying it at 2 dollars. If you think a coin will hit 20 dollars at least in the future, does that mean if it goes to 5 dollars, just buy it? The thing is i kept wanting it to drop back to 3 or 2 dollars so i could get a decent amount. Then the coin just kept going higher and higher. So my thoughts are i cannot multiply the money that much if its 5 or 10 dollars as oppose to buying it at 2 dollars. So i want to know what is your strategy for buying altcoins at different prices. Thus if you think a coin will hit 20 dollars, will you buy it even at 5 or 10? Obviously if you ask someone not in cryptocurrency, obviously that would be yes because thats a huge gain.
Say you have 5 coins that you want to buy. You believe all these coins will at least double... some coins might 10x or 25x or 50x etc. You can buy now but you won't be able to get as much shares of a coin that you like etc. So do you wait for price to drop... or you just buy it now? The thing is do you ever set a price where okay if this coin hits 5 dollars, im automatically buying no matter what because if you wait any longer, it could be 7 or 10 etc.
There have been a number of coins i wanted to get but i didn't buy it because i kept wanting it to dip so i could buy it at lower price... only for it to go higher where it doesn't look like the price will ever drop down to the price i want it to be. I mean you could say its like btc. Now if you wanted to buy btc at 500 but didn't and waited for it to drip but didn't, then waited and btc kept going up, don't you all say you shouldn't have waited because the price of 500 and 600 isn't that big since the coin went up so high? However with altcoins its much different because these coins can't hit those btc prices right?
Say you have 5 coins that you want to buy. You believe all these coins will at least double... some coins might 10x or 25x or 50x etc. You can buy now but you won't be able to get as much shares of a coin that you like etc. So do you wait for price to drop... or you just buy it now? The thing is do you ever set a price where okay if this coin hits 5 dollars, im automatically buying no matter what because if you wait any longer, it could be 7 or 10 etc.
There have been a number of coins i wanted to get but i didn't buy it because i kept wanting it to dip so i could buy it at lower price... only for it to go higher where it doesn't look like the price will ever drop down to the price i want it to be. I mean you could say its like btc. Now if you wanted to buy btc at 500 but didn't and waited for it to drip but didn't, then waited and btc kept going up, don't you all say you shouldn't have waited because the price of 500 and 600 isn't that big since the coin went up so high? However with altcoins its much different because these coins can't hit those btc prices right?
Ya this is the problem people who bought BTC was dealing with. They bought BTC for like 33 cents, then it went to $30 or even $100, and they sold and were high-fiving themselves.
10 years later and people are laughing at them for being losers!
I think you should know for yourself if the coin you're investing in will be worth $4 or $40. If you don't, then you'er only trading on short-term news, and thus you should probably sell as soon as it doubles, if that.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/savingandinvesting/why-investors-should-dread-the-month-of-may--especially-this-year/ar-AAwqxnh?ocid=spartandhp
^ check it.
According to historical data, the stock market bears in May for most years. We've seen thus far that when the stock market does poorly, it affects the crypto market in a similar fashion. What do you guys think about this upcoming May? Will we moon more or will we dip?
It seems to me that institutional investors who are invested in both stocks and crypto will move some crypto out (sell) to help offset their losses from stocks. That's what could drive the price down by a bit.
What are your thoughts?
^ check it.
According to historical data, the stock market bears in May for most years. We've seen thus far that when the stock market does poorly, it affects the crypto market in a similar fashion. What do you guys think about this upcoming May? Will we moon more or will we dip?
It seems to me that institutional investors who are invested in both stocks and crypto will move some crypto out (sell) to help offset their losses from stocks. That's what could drive the price down by a bit.
What are your thoughts?
I'd say bitcoin is continuing to fail as a currency. It's too cumbersome to use because no one can keep their private key hidden when using the bitcoin core.
But then again, physical wallets that secure the private key despite any kind of malware counteract that.
Despite that, it's far too easy to mis-send bitcoin and have it lost forever because of the cumbersomeness of the public key.
That said, I believe bitcoin and its community devs are addressing all of these issues as time goes on. Bitcoin may be failing now as a currency, but in a few years it should be more public-friendly
But then again, physical wallets that secure the private key despite any kind of malware counteract that.
Despite that, it's far too easy to mis-send bitcoin and have it lost forever because of the cumbersomeness of the public key.
That said, I believe bitcoin and its community devs are addressing all of these issues as time goes on. Bitcoin may be failing now as a currency, but in a few years it should be more public-friendly
.I can sell much cheaper, like 400 satoshs. The question is: who will buy them? The project does not inspire confidence, personally my opinion.
I always like to keep my eyes out for new coins. And this thread brought DSTRA to my attention. The coin came out only a month ago. They seem to be gaming-based. I do indeed admit that there's nothing in the uses section that merits any kind of significance LOL. It seems like they're just not sure what their coin can do.
And I can't find any mention of who the core team is behind DSTRA... wow. Yeaaah, there's no significance here.
But then again, if they're handing coins out for free through aidrops... not sure why someone would want to buy DSTRA on this thread at this moment.
If you can get DSTRA for free, not sure why you'd want to buy it.
⭐ Merited by Foxpup (1)
Man, just because you're a coin developer, doesn't mean you deserve to be a merit source. If you couldn't be bothered to read the rules regarding what it takes to become a merit source, then it's very foreseeable that you're going to be a problematic merit source 
We need people who reward others who deserve it. You're obviously probably not even going to read people's posts (you can't even read the rules.)
And here's proof that you'll not be that great. You merited this post:
How is that meritable?
And it looks like you're only meriting posts in altcoin boards, and even worse, altcoin project developments / campaigns. THAT'S PRETTY MUCH A BREACH OF UNBIASED MERIT GIVING LOL.
You're just going to merit posts in dev threads where you are the dev of the coins. You're also going to only merit people who say god things about your coins... <-- RED FLAG! RED FLAG! RED FLAG!
We need people who reward others who deserve it. You're obviously probably not even going to read people's posts (you can't even read the rules.)
And here's proof that you'll not be that great. You merited this post:
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Quote from: junior.masters on April 20, 2018, 08:04:03 PM
we are good now, just received first MN 0.799 reward and first stake 0.199
cheers
we are good now, just received first MN 0.799 reward and first stake 0.199
cheers
How is that meritable?
And it looks like you're only meriting posts in altcoin boards, and even worse, altcoin project developments / campaigns. THAT'S PRETTY MUCH A BREACH OF UNBIASED MERIT GIVING LOL.
You're just going to merit posts in dev threads where you are the dev of the coins. You're also going to only merit people who say god things about your coins... <-- RED FLAG! RED FLAG! RED FLAG!
I am also hoping and feeling a bit happy after seeing it recover I hope it crosses 9000$ soon and after that, it will surely go to 10,000$ in a very less time.
I'm sure at the soonest time it will happen. BTC is now almost 9,000 USD and in no time it will hit 10,000 USD again. The last few months was been a challenge to many people and I'm one of them. I'm sure this going to be a blessings this time. Good luck guys. Cheers.
I really doubt it will hit 10k so soon. I think we'll be in for another dump in price before it starts recovering for real. This is only an extended spike in pricing.
I do think BTC will recover in the long term to 20k and beyond, but that requires all of this regulation FUD to finally sweep over and pass.
But I will say one thing, all the crypto TA experts seem to be silent. They can't figure out if we're in for a short-term pump or a long-term recovery
I think your first priority is to improve your English language communication skills. Until you have done that, you will be misunderstood on the English boards.
it's not easy for someone to improve a language they don't really know.
I'm sure in the UK you've taken a second language, like Spanish. If I asked you to improve your Espaniole, you would not know how.
It would require a paid premium service like Rosetta stone or some similar foreign language aid.
Or you'd have to take irl classes.
It's not like you can just google "improve English" and find a great site where you can just magically read up on how to do so. It requires /learning/, and not simply picking up info from reading.
You can get paid to do signature campaigns. I would level up your account to legendary, then that'll get you the campaigns that pay per post. They pay like $20 per post!
You can also do their twitter/facebook/and other social media campaigns.
If you write well, you can do an article campaign. If you're good with videos, do a video ad campaign.
A lot of new coins also have bounties for writing up an ANN post and translating their ANN into foreign languages. So you can get into that too
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You can also do their twitter/facebook/and other social media campaigns.
If you write well, you can do an article campaign. If you're good with videos, do a video ad campaign.
A lot of new coins also have bounties for writing up an ANN post and translating their ANN into foreign languages. So you can get into that too
.Talking like a true legendary. there is no way to rank up to legendary just by posting. even without merits you'd need more than 2.5 years to become a legendary member and there is no campaign paying $20 per post.
You could however join my bounty campaign, biggest undertaking of my life. project of the century a.k.a slighting the asset identifier and the name of my token in to your posts.
Here you can find the bounty thread.
2.5 years for legendary? That's a bit harsh. People could die in that time XD. I'm sorry for miscalculating lol. But I guess reaching Hero status is enough to get super awesome payouts from sig campaigns.
Crypto is only getting bigger, and sig campaigns are only going to be more favored as more and more social media and websites continue to ban crypto. Then they'll all flock to bitcointalk.
That said, yes there are sig campaigns that pay that much. I saw one of the global mods put up a Service thread for his sig... people are bidding 0.1 btc per week... like wow...
There's also the Chip Mixer campaign.
I read the article. He said that they bought 200k btc... that's ... literally interest by institutional investors.
I think that it's actually a good investment technique to buy in after you see a market go bullish, rather than be bearish. So the institutions are just entering the game now that they see there's an ROI to be made.
It sounds like a really bad game plan, but they probably looked at BTC history and figured that a pump is a good way to invest.
I think that it's actually a good investment technique to buy in after you see a market go bullish, rather than be bearish. So the institutions are just entering the game now that they see there's an ROI to be made.
It sounds like a really bad game plan, but they probably looked at BTC history and figured that a pump is a good way to invest.
You can get paid to do signature campaigns. I would level up your account to legendary, then that'll get you the campaigns that pay per post. They pay like $20 per post!
You can also do their twitter/facebook/and other social media campaigns.
If you write well, you can do an article campaign. If you're good with videos, do a video ad campaign.
A lot of new coins also have bounties for writing up an ANN post and translating their ANN into foreign languages. So you can get into that too.
You can also do their twitter/facebook/and other social media campaigns.
If you write well, you can do an article campaign. If you're good with videos, do a video ad campaign.
A lot of new coins also have bounties for writing up an ANN post and translating their ANN into foreign languages. So you can get into that too
.I'm not sure we can yet say that bitcoin is changing the world. Only 1 % of the population own bitcoin..
but that said, most of these 1%ers are very rich. And it's well-known that rich people influence the world a lot more than others... so I'd say that bitcoin could be making an effect in the global scheme.
I believe that bitcoin will soon gain traction once it's consistently above 20k in value. You saw that when it hit about 15k, so many mainstream investors bought. If it goes beyond 20k... we'll see a fools' gold rush like it was 1800s again XD
but that said, most of these 1%ers are very rich. And it's well-known that rich people influence the world a lot more than others... so I'd say that bitcoin could be making an effect in the global scheme.
I believe that bitcoin will soon gain traction once it's consistently above 20k in value. You saw that when it hit about 15k, so many mainstream investors bought. If it goes beyond 20k... we'll see a fools' gold rush like it was 1800s again XD
People will lose money from bitcoin because LN was hacked in some way, and they won't blame LN... it'll just fall on bitcoin.
No. Just like the fact that people lose money when their computer gets hacked doesn't weaken Bitcoin. "Be your own bank" comes with responsibilities, or to state the obvious: "it's a feature, not a bug".Quote
But if LN's ledger system is as infallible as bitcoin's, then I guess there's nothing to worry about.
There is no ledger system, it's just two people with their own LN wallet. There could be a few hubs involved, but the only way to lose your money is if you lose your wallet.Well, if mainstream peeps view LN as a wallet, even though it's not, then what I've said is kind of true.
When that ETH wallet got "miscoded" because one dude put in an errant line of code in the multi-sig, it froze up millions of dollars worth of ETH. Even though it was just one particular wallet that was affected, the major news outlets reported it as ETH itself being hacked.
I'm not saying the same thing will happen with Bitcoin, but if LN gets "hacked" in such a way, then... they'll just make an overreaching statement and say bitcoin was hacked.
It's different if you're talking about your hard drive or your wallet on your PC getting stolen... because no one sees that as connected to bitcoin. LN is already being touted as "part of bitcoin," so if it gets hacked, then they'll just assume bitcoin was hacked. That's the way they think.
Re: [2018-04-16] Crypto Investor Ian Balina Hacked for Millions During Live Stream
Stealing crypto is still not a crime, I THINK. Not so sure, though. I guess now that the feds consider bitcoin, intellectual property that can be taxed capital gains... it becomes property... so maybe you could charge the thieves with a crime (maybe, PROBABLY).
but tbh, this is super similar to how XVGWhale got hacked. Anyone who knows that story will understand what I mean.
XVGWhale had XVG in his twitter account, and it wasn't exactly millions, but it also wasn't something trivial. I think it was over $10,000, not sure.
His twitter account was secured by an old email that he actually changed to his updated email. But, as twitter would have it, the email u use to open the account will always be usable to reset your account's pw.
So the hackers hacked his old email then got access and changed his current secured email. And then had complete access to his twitter account and the crypto within.
but tbh, this is super similar to how XVGWhale got hacked. Anyone who knows that story will understand what I mean.
XVGWhale had XVG in his twitter account, and it wasn't exactly millions, but it also wasn't something trivial. I think it was over $10,000, not sure.
His twitter account was secured by an old email that he actually changed to his updated email. But, as twitter would have it, the email u use to open the account will always be usable to reset your account's pw.
So the hackers hacked his old email then got access and changed his current secured email. And then had complete access to his twitter account and the crypto within.
Doesn't that simply create an exploitable hole that allows for hacks and cheats that would just weaken bitcoin overall?
No. Bitcoin works with or without LN.What I mean is, if LN's lack of redundancy allows for hacks and cheating transactions or some kind of weak link... wouldn't it weaken bitcoin, in general?
People will lose money from bitcoin because LN was hacked in some way, and they won't blame LN... it'll just fall on bitcoin. That's how the media and people's minds work. There will be headlines like: "For the first time, Bitcoin gets hacked" or whatever. You know how FUD operates.
But if LN's ledger system is as infallible as bitcoin's, then I guess there's nothing to worry about.