I'm sorry if this is redundant but I can't figure it out. I'm using the online/web wallet (not the local/PC wallet)... how do I claim GAS I've earned?
I go to "Claim"... It's showing "Available Gas" as zero and a balance under "Unavailable Gas" (I only have about 2 GAS at this point btw).
There is a green Claim button I hit (you'd think that would do the trick)... but nothing happens... GAS still unavailable. And there is nothing else obvious as to how to do this. Is there a minimum amount you need before you can claim GAS perhaps?
This forum has gone full retard with these kinds of threads.
No one has a crystal ball. No one here reads. This forum is a collection of posts of little value that no one will ever read. All answers to this question will be the same. Mods take pity on me and nuke these shit threads.
I agree, this place is filling with stupid money people who think they will be rich
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Re: Litecoin is officially dead
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spitefulham
on 17/08/2017, 23:56:36 UTC
Wow. You should be careful what you write on the internet or you will be made fun of for years lol
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Re: Are mineable coins worth more than non-mineable coins?
Looking at the top 2 on coinmarket is bitcoin and ethereum.
Both are mineable and have a low max supply in millions not billions or trillions.
What gives a coin more value is the effort involved into getting them (mining). Is this true or false?
Im looking at NEO altcoin on coinmarketcap and it has a * next to it that indicates it's not mineable and has a circulating supply of 50million and max supply of 100million. If it is not mineable then who has the remainder 50million neo coins? Also NEO value has shot up recently and thinking how its increased in value so quick especially when its not mineable. Not understanding
Ethereum has around %15 inflation because of unlimited token cap. Being mineable indirectly effects the price, but to better or worse? That's quite hard to know. My opinion is it doesn't matter, market decides the price of tokens, and unless mining creates a huge inflation who really cares about what is mineable and what isn't in the market?
Ethereum is about to become POS, by the way. At first it will be POS+POW, but in the future ethereum mining might completely die.
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Re: Why has the price of NEO increased so much?
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spitefulham
on 17/08/2017, 23:50:58 UTC
First dAPP in partnership with AdEx caused excitement
When investing, Im a big fan of diversification of portfolios. I believe that both Ethereum and Bitcoin offer value, albeit in different ways.
Even though Ethereum is positioning itself to become a large platform, the fact that Bitcoin is so well known makes it the first place where people invest.
It's a big mistake to trade your Bitcoin for Ethereum right now. Bitcoin is going to get segwit, and then lightning network, and then sidechains, and Blockstream just got Satellites out there to broadcast the Bitcoin Blockchain... so much exciting stuff happening in Bitcoin right now. I think everyone should have their main amount of crypto portfolio in BTC, specially right now, it's key to have as much BTC as possible.
Ethereum still has to overcome huge problems which im not sure they will be able to, meanwhile Bitcoin is sailing smooth, the only problem it has is the segwit2x morons being annoying again with the blocksize increase scam in November but we will get around that.
Which problems do you think ethereum will be unable to overcome?
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Re: 🌟🌟🚀 [Bounty] Snapup-Social Media Bounty.Giving away 1.650.000€ 🌟🌟🚀