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USDT for gbp cash on bsc. London
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keefryan
on 11/05/2021, 13:05:23 UTC
USDT for cash in London and SE England.   
DM for details.     Kr
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USDT on BSC for GBP Cash. London.
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keefryan
on 11/05/2021, 12:55:37 UTC
Hi.  I will soon be selling some usdt on bsc for cash in London area.     
Meet in person , public place only etc plus additional security measures to be agreed.    I’m an experienced trader .
Thanks.  Kr. 
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Re: [Free/P]▂▃▅▆█ BITCOIN TRANSACTION ACCELERATOR █▆▅▃▂ for Unconfirmed TX(s)
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keefryan
on 23/03/2018, 10:49:36 UTC
Tip sent.    thank you.    kr
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Re: [Free/P]▂▃▅▆█ BITCOIN TRANSACTION ACCELERATOR █▆▅▃▂ for Unconfirmed TX(s)
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keefryan
on 23/03/2018, 10:37:16 UTC
ok.  no problem.   whats your btc address.   ill send you a few dollars as agreed.
peace.  kr
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Re: [Free/P]▂▃▅▆█ BITCOIN TRANSACTION ACCELERATOR █▆▅▃▂ for Unconfirmed TX(s)
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keefryan
on 23/03/2018, 10:32:07 UTC
hi.   yes.   I can see the fee of 3.33 sat/byte. however this is still the same fee as it was sent from my ledger ?
thank you for trying but the fee has not been increased therefore it has not been accelerated .
regards.  kr
 
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Re: [Free/P]▂▃▅▆█ BITCOIN TRANSACTION ACCELERATOR █▆▅▃▂ for Unconfirmed TX(s)
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keefryan
on 23/03/2018, 10:14:21 UTC
hi.     Will it show a higher fee when I search on blockchain.info. ?
Many thanks.   kr
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Re: [FREE] Bitcoin Transaction Accelerator
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keefryan
on 23/03/2018, 09:57:45 UTC
hi.  will it show as a higher fee on blockchain.info ?
thanks. kr
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Re: [Free/P]▂▃▅▆█ BITCOIN TRANSACTION ACCELERATOR █▆▅▃▂ for Unconfirmed TX(s)
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keefryan
on 23/03/2018, 09:45:44 UTC
Hi would you be kind enough to help me with this transaction .   seems ledger is sending with wrong fee i chose hi speed ?   Many thanks . ill send you a few dollars in btc .    

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Re: 🔑 Paid/Free 🔑 Transaction Accelerator 🔑 JUST 10 MINUTES 🔑 Post your TXID! 🔑
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keefryan
on 23/03/2018, 09:26:58 UTC
hi would you kind enough to help me with this transaction   
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i will send you a few dollars .       thanks .  kr
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Re: [FREE] Bitcoin Transaction Accelerator
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keefryan
on 23/03/2018, 09:17:02 UTC
Hi would you be kind enough to help me with this transaction .      Many thanks . ill send you a few dollars in btc .     

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Re: [ANN] Mistertango - Bitcoin friendly European Bank Account + free MasterCard
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keefryan
on 16/12/2017, 23:29:48 UTC
hello mistertango .      when i log in to the bitcoin exchange it says 1% deposit fee ?   I thought it was 0.5% . ??
thanks .   kr .
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Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
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keefryan
on 15/10/2017, 16:02:13 UTC
Hi.  Can I say that I am genuinely sorry for anyone who has been scammed.  However I am still at a loss as to understand anyone that owns thousands of pounds or dollars of eth that has not invested in a hardware wallet. 
It would completely remove this threat , trezor actually allows you to confirm the amount and the address before it’s sent furthermore your private key never leaves the device so nothing leaves without you pressing the button.     Regards kr
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Re: [5$]▂▃▅▆█ Bitcoin Transaction Accelerator █▆▅▃▂ for Unconfirmed transactions
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keefryan
on 13/10/2017, 00:34:21 UTC
Hi.  Can you help with this transaction.  I’m new to ledger wallet and I thing it has sent a low fee
Thanks.  Kr.     https://blockchain.info/tx/a49cd6e714e52f388566a9ce15b8910d7091560a4d931a9757f401d51aa54275
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Chinese attempt to block all bitcoin transactions
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keefryan
on 19/09/2017, 15:41:57 UTC
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Re: Safest way to keep bitcoins?
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keefryan
on 06/08/2017, 10:30:00 UTC
A team of developers working at trezor have been trying to find a weakness in trezor for the past 3 years the only time anyone got close was when a developer that now works for trezor managed to find a part of the seed using an electron microscope , this issue was quickly secured with a firmware update , even then any potential thief would have had to actually have your trezor.  It is impossible to ( hack ) a trezor because it is never actually connected to the internet and your private keys never leave the device.  To date no one has ever lost any bitcoin or had them stolen while using a trezor.  
Regards. Kr
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Re: Safest way to keep bitcoins?
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keefryan
on 06/08/2017, 09:48:23 UTC
IMO best way is to have combo like Trezor + cryptosteel.
Trezor gives you access to your coins and make it hard for hackers to steel it.
And cryptosteel is good for storing recovery seed somewhere this one is fire proof and gives nice protection.

That way it is not bad, but do you know Trezor + cryptosteel has a weakness too, maybe you do not know much and deep about Trezor + cryptosteel
There should be read on some of the widely scattered web, but for that Trezor + cryptosteel was not bad either

Hi.  Interesting comments.  Pls provide evidence or a link to any weaknesses in trezor.  ?
Thanks.  Kr

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Re: The OFFICIAL SegWit2x Lock-in Thread
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keefryan
on 20/07/2017, 20:32:07 UTC
Hi  Can some pls post a link to the best website to monitor this pls. ?
Thanks.   Kr
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Re: bitcoin dead...
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keefryan
on 15/07/2017, 14:41:37 UTC
OP. You are an uneducated moron.   What we are seeing is completely expected and will provide lots of benefits for traders and investors as well as the future use of bitcoin.   If you or anyone else did not have the wit to hedge your position or convert to fiat then quite frankly you deserve to lose your funds.  
Pls refrain from scaring people that are new to bitcoin with your scaremongering    Kr
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Re: How much risk in bitcoin investement ?
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keefryan
on 08/07/2017, 17:52:23 UTC
Pls someone correct me if I'm wrong  , but can anyone explain to me how anyone that has accuired bitcoin and held it has lost there investment ?   When you consider that since 2009 bitcoin has consistently grown in value it has had crashes but it has always returned to achieve new highs.   Based on that I fail to see the huge risk ?
Compared to other investments it has a far better track record so far , the only time people lose is when they panic sell during the normal price corrections and occasional mini crashes.     Kr
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Re: How would you store >100 Bitcoins?
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keefryan
on 30/06/2017, 21:28:36 UTC
i will keep 50 bitcoin in a trezor hardware, 2 bitcoin in each of exchanges let say i used 5-7 exchanges for doing trading), the rest maybe i will save it in blockchain and i am not using the amount in blockchain in any purpose except i am on emergency situation. its the best way that we can do if we can save our bitcoin in many wallets but we need to managed on every wallet.
I hope you realize that hardware wallets can be hacked into. I read somewhere that they were able to retrieve private keys from a trezor by monitoring its power output with an oscilloscope... Not even anything near a difficult software hack, just a little tinkering and probing... They've upgraded it since then, but there are probably other ways of bruteforcing it.

I politely suggest you do more research.    In 2015 a hardware/software engineer managed to extract the seed from a trezor using specialist  equipment.  However this security issue was promptly fixed with a firmware update and in addition to having the required knowledge and equipment a thief would also have to have the actual trezor and the correct pin  ,  pls remember the time delay with every wrong entry. I.e.  30 + entries = years.  The engineer who did this now works for trezor.   Hacking is nearly impossible due to the fact that the best hardware wallets never actually connect to the internet directly.