Can someone please link to a list of the best products and services on BCH and the best developer projects?
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Saturday, 11 January 2020
List of Services and Resources on BCH?
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My 18 Bithday 🥳
Who trna send me $100 in btc 🥰
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Tokenless list
Is there a rank list of cryptocurrencies without the tokens in it?
And is there a site which lists new non-token, decentralized, minable coins?
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just a dirty RePost 💎
in memoriam
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/81wpd1/i_just_want_to_reintroduce_me_the_pannekopp_d/
all the downvoting seem to prove my opinion does hurt some people from different sides
while I do only want a free decentralized P2P economy to become success
... catch me, if you can
truth doesn't need you to be absolutely correct, it only needs you to be open to see how it changes
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Protip, engage in chaintip saving!
Chaintip saving is very straight forward. You create a saving wallet that is cold (piece of paper or offline computer) and you give this to the u/chaintip bot.
Now on a regular basis you make some nice chaintips. Let's say at least once a week 5 or 10 dollars.
You will find that only half of the people you tip will accept this. The rest will be send back after about 7 or 10 days or so.
This you completely forget about it. And that is chaintip saving.
If they take your tip that means somebody had a BCH experience for the first time.
If not that means your savings are increasing. It's a win win situation. My chaintip savings wallet just hit 93 USD! This is precious money. The money that redditors did not want and one day they might regret it. Their regret is my future.
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Listening to Schiff vs. Pomp: Thoughts on Gold and Bitcoin
Gold wasn’t used in electronics until electronics were invented. Gold wasn’t used in dentistry until dentistry was invented. Gold’s intrinsic value is that it’s beautiful, shiny, doesn’t tarnish, it’s scarce on earth, and it holds its elemental state better than most other elements... it doesn’t tarnish. Because of these properties, Gold’s first uses were probably as money (and possibly jewelry).
In a similar respect, Bitcoin’s first use case was money (store of value, medium of exchange, unit of account) primarily because of the intrinsic rules of its protocol and how those rules attracted people who believe in radical verification, which created a network effect and gave it a huge head start to develop a community who could put their trust in a protocol that relies on 0 trust and 100% (or 99.99999%) verification.... in time we may see new uses for Bitcoin that we have not invented yet (similar to how we developed other use cases for gold, which didn’t exist when humans first started discovering it around the world).
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I drove to 4 bitcoin ATM's and none of them worked, is it my city (Sacramento, CA) or same for everyone else?
I used coinatmradar to find ATM's, I just wanted to sell $200 in bitcoin, every ATM was either out of money or broken, I was going to try a 5th ATM but they take a 20% fee! I ended up using localbitcoins. Does anyone else have the same experience in their city?
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/en043i/i_drove_to_4_bitcoin_atms_and_none_of_them_worked/
BSV up 40% what's going on?
I know we hate discussing "number goes up" around here but I think it's noteworthy to discuss this unexpected market action. Who the hell is buying BSV?
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/emzdfm/bsv_up_40_whats_going_on/
![[LOL] Calvin loves trading coins he mined from his LAN with his own money and making it look like BSV has legit financial potential](https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/2Czkr9sAuQdBicU_OfKMVg2peT8xx1g1rptS2S-8VZc.jpg "[LOL] Calvin loves trading coins he mined from his LAN with his own money and making it look like BSV has legit financial potential")
Friday, 10 January 2020
Bitcoin debit cards
What are your experiences with bitcoin debit cards? As in cards that transfer your bitcoin directly to fiat so you can use them anywhere in any shop.
- how much are the fees?
- are they linked with a wallet, which wallet?
- do you load them up, like a prepaid card?
- what about KYC?
Just interested in any info and if it works properly.
Thanks
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every Split makes us weaker ...
... so could we please stop infighting and unite behind Satoshis words ?
Sorry, I do see the next divide and conquer Attack in progress.
At least CODE, adoption and use case should matter !
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/emnipw/every_split_makes_us_weaker/
BITCOIN LEGACY
Hey /r/btc,
You gotta few minutes?
I’ve been out of the crypto game for just over 3 years now. Why? I lost everything during the Big Block War and the subsequent Bitfinex hack back in ’16. Subsequently, I climbed out of that rabbit hole, battered and bruised, and well.. jumped right down another. Since then, I’ve been lost in the realm of the decentralized web, you know, IPFS, Swarm, Zeronet, BitTorrent, Dat, etc, etc, (but NO TOR, stayed the fuck away from the dark web shit) until late 2019.
So to start this new year and this new decade, I’m looking to see what’s NEW in crypto. For starters, I see Blockstream WON!! Which is kinda the basis of this post. Perhaps, it’s just time to call Bitcoin what it is, a “Legacy”, and move on. At least, that’s what I think would be the most honorable thing to do.
The promise of Bitcoin, at least to me, was a means of open commerce that couldn’t be censored by private corporations. NOT governments. I never had any interest in those “questionable” activities that would eventually draw attention (and a knock at the door). I just needed to avoid the ToS on the app stores of Amazon, Apple and Google. (a story for another time perhaps)
But from what I see today, I just can’t figure out how Bitcoin will EVER fulfill my wishes. Well.. at least not so long as Blockstream exists.
Sooo, I came up with what I think is pretty damn good plan to COMPLETELY DESTROY THEM.
ALL OF THEM!!
No, no, no, this is not THAT kinda post. Just wanted to make sure I had your attention.
All I’m saying is, let’s finally give Bitcoin its “proper" designation. Bitcoin Legacy will live forever!! Well.. at least for as long as the HODLers keep HODLing. Sooo.. you know.. FOREVER!!
(btw, does anyone else view HODLing as akin to collectible trading cards??)
Anyway, I’d like to put forth my TOP5 PICKS for which dirty, filthy alt-coins I think “may” have a shot at continuing MY dream of decentralized commerce:
- Liquid (is this considered an alt-coin? or we all stickin’ with “Layer 2” for now?)
- Bitcoin Cash (the one you know and love)
- Tether (you've met Bitfinex, haven't you?)
- USDC (does this coin/token have a cool nickname?)
- and Dai (the only decentralized stablecoin, as far as I know)
Liquid
I really don’t know anything about them. I just found out that Liquid is NOT the Lightning Network? ummm? okay? In regards to the LN, regardless of the eloquent speech I recently watched (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4TjfaLgzj4) from Andreas defending the tech, I just ain’t buying it. Don’t know exactly why, but it all feels very wrong to me. All of his points, all of his arguments made perfect sense to me. However, AFTER watching, I still couldn’t help but think to myself, “yeeeaahhhhhbbbuutttttnnnooooooo…”
Maybe this Liquid IS better than LN? I dunno. Certainly not expecting any cheers from the /r/btc crowd, but one or two “reasonably" unbiased opinions would be absolutely wonderful. Liquid is the one I have the most questions about. Thanks in advance!
Bitcoin Cash
Nothing really to say here that you all don’t already know. I started using BCH (well when I found it in my blockchain.info account) after BitPay started accepting it for deposits, and well.. I haven’t looked back. It just kinda works perfectly. You know? And I think people like that.
I used to love talking to EVERYONE about Bitcoin, especially my Uber drivers, whom I’d usually tip $5 bucks in BTC. I’d routinely carry a stash of Bitcoin Magazine which I’d give out throughout each day. But more recently, I find myself talking to people about “smart contracts” on Ethereum, as their eyes slowly roll to the back of their heads. Why would I give anyone BTC, for what, to fuckin HODL?
My question here is, “what could I tell an Uber driver today about crypto, that would actually make them give a fuck?” WHAT CAN THEY DO WITH IT, PRACTICALLY?? heavy emphasis on the word “practical”. Please, NO ROADMAPS, NO TECHNICAL MUMBO JUMBO, just something of “real use” and/or of “real value”. eg. I used to get pretty good discounts using eGifter back in the day; that was valuable. Any Amazon discounts today? is purse.io “practical”? never actually used it.
Tether
From the same people that “stole” 30% of my money and didn’t give a fuck. I get it though. They were the first stablecoin. So I’m NOT gonna hate on them. But I’m also never gonna use em, EVER!! (ugh, I guess I’m still pretty salty over the whole thing)
USDC
Backed by Coinbase (ewww) and Circle (I thought I heard they left crypto). Its fully regulated in the US, so that’s a good thing, right? I mean, you gotta have options, and I think this IS a reasonable option for people that want to feel “safe” and hold crypto without volatility. Anything else I need to know???
Dai
This is by far my favorite. Sorry BCH. The irony here is that I’ve never actually used it in commerce. So why the love? I just can’t get over their technicals. IMHO, it’s the “perfect” coin for use with smart contracts. Plus, they just went multi-collateral, which I think is pretty f’in awesome. Still, I just don’t actually see this getting used in the "real-world" of commerce. Am I wrong? Also, would something like Dai (a decentralize stablecoin) be possible on BCH’s SLP? Just heard about SLP, like a few days ago.
I'm really looking forward to getting back into crypto for the start of this new decade. Ain’t gonna lie, still pretty salty over 2016, but perhaps it’s time to move on. And in full disclosure, I just started a sub /r/Telr with the intention of repurposing some of my old tech in this new Bitcoin Legacy world that we live in.
Cheers!
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Report shows Bitcoin transaction fees dropped -34% in December
The network experienced a significant efficiency improvement due to an impressive -34.38% decrease in the average (24H) transaction fees paid throughout December regardless of the overall decreased network activity.
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So "unknown" miner fezi3* is taal?
Earlier today "unknown" miner who used to sign coinbases as fezi3* changed to taal.com/fezi3* (as in blocks 617097, 617099 and 617101), still using the same coinbase address.
FYI taal is the new name of Squire Mining Inc. It seems their advisors (list here: https://www.taal.com/team) are supporting BCH after all.
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/eml7l9/so_unknown_miner_fezi3_is_taal/
How to cash out a large amount of BTC
Hi
Sometime in the near future, I am hoping to cash out some BTC to buy a house. I'm a US citizen but reside in Japan. The BTC was purchased via coinbase, but I need the cash to end up in Japan.
Some thoughts:
- Using a Japanese exchange like Coincheck - but I am not sure what the tax implications of this would be - or what the withdrawal limits there are.
- Using Kraken or Binance US. Kraken has some withdrawal limits I'd like to avoid, and Binance US would let me get a reasonable amount out to a US bank.
Just looking for more options and seeing if anyone has thoughts.
Thanks in advance!
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What wallets let you exchange by connecting a hardware wallet like ledgernano S?
I prefer to only do swaps while having my ledger nano s connected like with myetherwallet, but apparently mew doesn't let you swap btc to eth and only the otherway around. Exodus lets you do this stuff with a trezor but not a nano.
Are there any wallets that would let me swap from btc to eth with a ledger nano s?
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Thursday, 9 January 2020
[Satoshiwall] Paywall URLs now serve as referral links too! Have someone sign-up after seeing your paywall, and you will receive 50% of all fees generated by their paywalls! 🤑 ON-CHAIN & NON-CUSTODIAL!
![[Satoshiwall] Paywall URLs now serve as referral links too! Have someone sign-up after seeing your paywall, and you will receive 50% of all fees generated by their paywalls! 🤑 ON-CHAIN & NON-CUSTODIAL!](https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/uhp-CXqYRBBmRfuJeB7IFGNASmsWXwb1-yeyCsj-zAA.jpg "[Satoshiwall] Paywall URLs now serve as referral links too! Have someone sign-up after seeing your paywall, and you will receive 50% of all fees generated by their paywalls! 🤑 ON-CHAIN & NON-CUSTODIAL!")
Apex Web Wallet / Exchange - Commercial Grade - Open Source
Decided to go ahead and open source all bitcoin / crypto packages. It's basically the Envrin Web Wallet at: https://envrin.com/web_wallet for a feature list.
You can view full details including installation instructions at: https://apex-platform.org/repo/package/bitcoin
It's developed on the APex platform, an open source PHP based software platform, and you may view full details on that at: https://apex-platform.org/
Quality, commercial grade bitcoin web wallet now open sourced. You can easily start your own wallet, offer it to your users, allow users to buy / sell coins via fiat through your site, collect fees, etc. Have fun, please share, and let me know if you have any questions / issues with anything.
Happy to develop more and keep this project going, such as merchant services gateway, traditional exchange, P2P exchange ala Localbitcoins, marketplace, coin mixer, ECR20, and others. Actually have a good number of the packages already done, but they are still on the legacy software platform, and just need to be ported over to Apex. If you'd like to see additional bitcoin / crypto-currency packages from Apex and open sourced, please donate to: 3BzATZd1Gk8ten8L46n1bCqNkCrp32jv7Y
If you're a developed, it's an open source project, so please feel free to jump in and help contribute. You can ping me anytime via e-mail at matt.dizak@gmail.com.
PS. Oh, and before this starts... don't start screaming scammer / thief, because a) no, there's no malicious code, and b) it's open source, so if you don't believe me, go look at the code yourself.
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![The Cryptoconomy Podcast: CryptoQuikRead_337 - The Tyranny of Time Scarcity - Bitcoin Times Ed 2 - [Robert Breedlove]](https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/RFQpD9HI1PTcljyOIt0h3ANVRN4yI9fgMK62xNzqPTI.jpg "The Cryptoconomy Podcast: CryptoQuikRead_337 - The Tyranny of Time Scarcity - Bitcoin Times Ed 2 - [Robert Breedlove]")
Moving btc from coinbase to a wallet
Complete noob to crypto here last night I dipped my toes in the water and bought $50 in btc. How do I go about transferring it to my own wallet? After now reading about coinbase and realizing without owning the keys it's technically not belonging to me and I want the experience to do it. Any tips? Thanks.
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Looking for Some feedback on a Bitcoin/Blockchain related school project
Decided to take a Marketing Class at my local JC and one of my projects is all about making a Social Media Presence. I decided to make my presence all about CryptoCurrency and Blockchain (using YouTube) since it seemed like none of the younger kids in my class knew anything about it. The idea is to make simple short intro videos in the time it takes to do random chores in hopes to really simplify the world of Crypto for people who have never before shown interest. I'm sure I will have a few more videos added to this project and was hoping for some feedback and any other ideas for future videos. Thanks in Advance Reddit fam and apologies in advance for the on camera awkwardness lol. This is new to me.
Here is the link to Video 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bwpG0dC_lk
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Should I transfer to Wallet even if it's a small amount of BTC?
Newbie here, I bought 50€ worth of BTC, at this moment it's still inside of bitstamp, should I transfer it to electrum even if it's a small amount? This would result in a 0.0005 BTC fee
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Do you think Bitcoin can be a good store of value?
The cryptocurrency leader, Bitcoin, can more and more be used to pay, send money worldwide and trade other cryptos. But do you think it could become a real store of value, like gold for example, even though it is not " tangible "?
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F*ck coinbase
Coinbase fees are so high what are the alternative? They charged me £40 for buying £3k and for selling of £4k charged me £60!! That's insane!!!
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Wednesday, 8 January 2020
Not to circle jerk, but holy fuck I can't wait till the banks get replaced with Bitcoin.
<rant>
People complain about the fees, and time to transfer money via Bitcoin.
I've spent two weeks trying to transfer a measly $4000 between two banks. A transfer that managed to fail, and that now I need to investigate during banking hours.
A transfer that should have taken a week, but has taken two because banks don't operate on holidays and for some reason, and Electronic Funds Transfer also stops working when the banks are closed, just to end up failing.
The whole while, I'm thinking to myself that for a few dollars, and 30 minutes, I could have transferred literally millions of bitcoin and been done.
WHY IS THE BANKING SYSTME LIKE THIS!?
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Kain_niaK's trading advice
1) Start small. If you make 20 000 USD a year start with 200 USD. If you make 10 000 USD start with 50 USD.
2)When you put in your first 200 USD before you put in a dollar more you put 200 USD back on your account and then continue with your gains alone. If you can't do this then trading is not for you. STOP. Now let's say that 200 USD turn in to 250 USD. You put 200 USD back on your account. Now you continue with that 50. The 50 goes to 25. You take 100 USD out of your account. Before you put it anymore at least a 100 needs to go back. Every single time. This will minimize your risk to the lowest. Only cash out through either Coinbase, Gemini, Kraken or Bitstamp. No other exchanges. Get local contacts you know personally that will trade for cash face to face or online contacts you can trust that will trade for e-transfer or whatever that is called in your country. Use these for under small stuff like 100 - 300 USD at time. Use those 4 other exchanges for the rest. If you can not find decent reliable fiat in and and out gates then don't trade. Try every gate in both directions first. Never assume a gate exists, try it first with small stuff.
3) Don't sell when the price goes down, don't buy when the price goes up. Sell when it goes up, buy when it goes down. This stops working when to many people follow it. But people panic so they sell when it goes down. And they fomo when it goes up so they buy. This dynamic will never change. It exist on every single market. If there is a market of 3 people, one is the panic and fomo guy.
4) You can only make money on a market where you have more information than 51% of the other participants.
5) Find markets that are your size. If you are a small trader, find a small market. If you are midsize, find a midsize market.
6) Try out an exchange, if it's cheating you will find out soon enough. Don't trade on exchanges like Bitfinex that bet against you with the power to move the market against you. There is no winning there. Only illusion. In a regulated casino the house wins 101 games against you where you win 100 games against the house. On a exchange like Bitfinex even a small trader like me can not make any money whatsoever. Flip coins on some trades. Do 20 small trades on coin flips. If you lose on all 20 or on 19 don't trade on that exchange.
7) Have patience for what is promososing. Don't trade that what is bullshit. Don't touch bullshit. If there is nothing but vapor, simply stay away from it. Have some long term stuff, park it in cold storage and try to forget it is there. And have some short term stuff. Park in stablecoin (DAI is prefered but badly accessible) every day when done trading. Don't worry about missing BCH gains while you sleep. We want to trade up slowly but constant and with rhythm and grace. (use Tether if you must but never keep over a 1000 in Tether, Tether will go to zero one day. It will be one when you went to bed and 0.10 when you wake up and never go back over 0.5 forever, it will tail for years or until the platforms it runs on die. Except for omni and tron which are centralised, you might have to run those nodes yourself eventually)
So far my trading tips. This is financial advice. Use it wisely. Don't ever be greedy. You MUST cash out your principal. Cash out your winnings when you can, only trade with your gains. Put some BCH in to cold storage and once in a while deposit something on to your cold storage long term personal high gain savings account. Get to 21 BCH and then invite your friends and family and throw a small party. Don't give em any, don't sell em anything either. Just party. Don't even have to tell em about BCH, just put it on the cake or something. Or adopt a dog and name him bcash. Throw a party for the dog.
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Bitcoin: the revenge of the millennials
Our generation is getting the shaft. We are prospected to be the generation that is going to be worst off than their parents. The system is tuned for a generation that is not us. So how do we change it around?
Bitcoin. It's anti-establishment. It will disrupt the few who have gamed the system.
Let's devalue the horde of wealth they sit on.
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Buying and holding small amounts of BTC, worth it?
I'll start by saying that I have basically zero knowledge of bitcoin and crypto-currency. Bear with me here.
Recently i've been interested in bitcoin and i'm wondering if I could make some money off this. I'm just a kid and I don't have a lot of money to my name. Could I potentially make some sort of profit by buying around 50 dollars of bitcoin and holding it? The price seems to fluctuate a lot so I could either get very lucky or very dissapointed.
My Dad is setting up an investing account for me, so I think this is a good opportunity to dip my feet in the world of investing and I could learn some good information. Also, I'm not expecting to get rich off of bitcoin, maybe just some cash to help with car insurance.
All advice is appreciated.
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The only metric lagging behind all the others is price
Eventually the prices are going to match all the other metrics on BCH. Tx has been at 20-30% BTC. (All other metrics are higher)
(hash follows price, pls no well hash is not . . . Bla Bla Bla)
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