Very nice, good job!
I appreciate the time you invested into it.
If all the data is correct, thanks again!

In the top you see a (dark blue) bar with "Home", "Help", "Search", "Donate" and "Profile".
You click on "Profile" and than go to the left where it says "Summary". Click it and copy the URL.
Mine is: bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1135468

There are 3 options currently:

- Trezor
- Ledger Nano S or Ledge Blue
- Digital Bitbox

(in no specific order)

Nutzer? Naja 
Schreib mir bitte am besten mal eine PN damit das hier nicht zu offtopic wird.

I don't know if you will ever be able to stake with the web wallet but currently it is not possible according to these posts [1],[2].


[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/decred/comments/6zw7he/does_the_webwallet_stake
[2] https://forum.decred.org/threads/can-you-buy-stakes-with-the-web-wallet.617

Bei der Auswahl der Pools kann ich leider nicht weiterhelfen. Dazu bin ich zu lange aus dem Mining draußen. Mit Sicherheit gibt es hier andere User, die dir Tipps geben können.
Welche Coins gerade profitabel sind kann dir die Webseite (https://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency) sagen. Dort stellst du den Algo sowie deine Hashrate ein und lässt es dir ausrechnen.
Viel Erfolg!

Ganz einfach: Weil vom Pool (ethermine.org) noch nichts ausbezahlt wurde. Das siehst du hier (https://ethermine.org/miners/40d2EdE9a5dD190ed0A8BeE7bd813AdC10965aB0/payouts).
Ich habe mal die FAQ von denen aufgerufen (https://ethpool.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/8000045848-i-have-not-received-my-payment) und dort steht, dass wohl erst ab einem 1 Ether ausgezahlt wird (?).

Sollte das stimmen, müsstest du mehr als einen Monat so weiter minen bis du endlich die Auszahlung bekommst.

Solidity might worth a look.
It's one of the languages that you can use to write smart contracts on Ethereum.
Otherwise Javascript, HTML etc. are useful.

The same thing applies to Steam.
You can pay on Steam with Bitcoin but if you are asking for a refund they will just give you a credit voucher for the exact amount you have paid.
To make an example:

You buy a game on Steam with Bitcoin and pay 0.01 BTC for it. This equals at the moment around 36$.
Now you are asking for a refund and than they will give you a voucher for 36$ and keep your BTC.
Maybe you can use the same method?

I'm quoting this:

- Gas is the way that fees are calculated
- The fees are still paid in ether, though, which is different from gas

You can read more about it in detail here: https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/3/what-is-meant-by-the-term-gas


Addressing your second question:
They are called wei, finney, szabo etc. (http://ethdocs.org/en/latest/ether.html)


And here's a converter for it: https://converter.murkin.me

Who is behind this project?
Who are the team members?

Mist is a full client so it downloads the whole blockchain.

How to delete the blockchain? Depends on what system you are using (Win 7, Win 10, Linux etc.).

Deleting the wallet will not delete the blockchain.

Yes, it will require Ether (Gas) to send and interact with these tokens.
But you don't need Ether to receive them. Just for sending and creating them.

I would max invest in 5-7 coins at the same time.
Otherwise it gets really difficult to stay always up to date with news/announcements etc.

For hodling I can understand if someone has invested in more than 7 coins.

Solidity isn't really hard to learn. You should find enough stuff on Google and some basic contracts on Github.
But the important thing is that Solidity won't bring you far.

With Solidity you can write "smart contracts" but keep in mind that you also need to interact with them and deploy them.
So something like Meteor would be the next step.

If you need some basic help with Solidity than shoot me a pm!

ICOs are mainly used to get some funding for a project.
Now if you are working in the Silicon Valley, you probably know enough Venture Capital firms (and managers) which can help you with (pre)funding.

ICOs are not necessary in this case than.

Just have a look at the transaction fees for Bitcoin and Litecoin.

I wouldn't say that they really decide against Bitcoin.
China is just trying to get Bitcoin regulated, which won't work in my opinion.

Btw: Chinese ICOs are "just" banned temporary as you can read here (https://cointelegraph.com/news/china-ban-on-ico-is-temporary-licensing-to-be-introduced-official)

Would also be interesting to hear how much you guys have invested in ICOs so far.

Or: How much is the average amount of money you invest in an ICO?

Du könntest es mal über die Seite earncrypto.com probieren.
Dort einfach auf PIVX umschalten.


Aber Vorsicht! Mit der Seite habe ich noch keine Erfahrung gemacht und kann nicht sagen, wie vertrauenswürdig die wirklich sind.