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My question isn't directly related to Bicoin Cash.
I'm not a complete newbie but I haven't used exchanges.
Let's take Binance. I deposit, say, Ethereum, to my wallet from my desktop wallet. And I want to exchange it to, say, Cardano. Where do I go there and what do I do?
P.S.
My question is about how to do it at Binance only
I don't consider changenow.io and the like.
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ShakePay will give you free Bitcoin / Satoshi's , where you earn more every consecutive you day you do it. If you do it every day, it is about $40 a month Canadian, or about $500 a year in free Bitcoin.
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Feel free to ask me anything, cheers!
I used to use BTC wallet watcher but it no longer supports BCH. I scour the Play Store every six months looking for a simple app to watch paper wallet addresses and always end up empty handed. Yet there is half a dozen or so available for BTC:/ Can someone please point me in a direction I haven't looked, or else is someone out there with the know-how, free time and desire to make one happen?
Having used lightning myself, running my own lightning node, seeing it's awesome capabilities and utilities, I am asking myself:
Why haven't more exchanges adopted lightning yet, offering direct payouts to a lightning wallet?
Why are there only a handful of mature lightning wallets out there, shouldn't lightning be the standard way to transact with Bitcoin soon?
Wondering what the hurdles are or if it just takes time in general or if the next huge tx spike will boost lightning adoption.
What do you guys think about lightnings current adoption state and progress in general?
A big part of US FUD just disappeared - do not fret - US Comptroller of The Currency "Bitcoin is Here to Stay... Nobody's Going to Ban Bitcoin" - Dec 4 2020 https://twitter.com/usfjx/status/1334918655553884161
Can someone please explain to me the purpose of indexes and investment trusts launching Bitcoin ETFs?
I understand what ETFs are and I am invested in a few that cover several different sectors. However, I see all this talk of Bitcoin ETFs coming and... what, you're just buying an IOU of Bitcoin??? Why not just buy the actual coin???
This sounds a lot like Robinhood offering BTC for purchase, but actually you're not buying BTC, you're just buying the rights to hold BTC. This sort of thing would make sense for gold since gold is so hard to transport, but BTC can be sent in minutes.
Seems to me that Bitcoin ETFs are just a fancy shiny sticker to slap on the coin to entice the dinosaurs on Wall Street. Am I wrong? I would love an explanation because I'm having a hard time wrapping my brain around it.
The development of dApps like CEZO is specifically intended to address the major issue of efficiency, access speed, computational overhead, and the burden of the load on Blockchain nodes. Security is another matter that is covered by off-chain processing, as well as the development of trustless Smart Contracts that are as easy to use as regular tokens. At the end of the day, Blockchain is still considered a paradigm shift but it won’t matter if it falls by the wayside simply because it was too slow. It would also be a problem if the greater public is unable to use it satisfactorily due to low demand. To that end, CEZO was created to address the following target issues:
WebSite - cezo.io
Sofi for cashapp Im
Sofi for cashapp
I have 2 dollars sofi and a 1.50 amazon e-gift card for 2$cashapp. I’ll send the 2.00$ sofi. Then you send the 2.00 cashapp. Then ill send the 1.50 amazon ecode. If you burn me oh well it’s 2.00$. I lost my debit card and I’m trying to play poker.
My friend asked me a question yesterday. “If I offered you a million dollars right now per bitcoin with the condition that you can never own bitcoin again would you take it?”
“No.” I replied
I’ve spent the last few years down the “rabbit hole” I’ve tried so hard to convince myself that this can’t work. I can’t.
There’s no going back now.
I honestly can never see myself selling even a fraction of my Bitcoin for dollars. I can’t trade something I consider to be priceless for depreciating assets.
I will ride this to the stars. you can’t shake me or bribe me with your soon to be worthless paper.
The day I “sell” won’t be for anything paper. It will be when I walk into a restaurant and see a sign on the wall that says “Bitcoin Only” I’ll smile, and open my kingdom.
3 years ago my bank blocked my bank account just because they decided sending money to a bitcoin exchange was against some unwritten rules.
Now the same banks try their best to invest in Bitcoin.
I can't even imagine where we will be in 3 years.
the nft token SWEDC is now generating huge number of child NFT token
as you can see , there are 15000+ SLP transactions are related to SWEDC in 24 hours!
company name: fxfasttrade.com .. i have another suspect for another.. scam. but I can't clarify anything yet
company name: fxfasttrade.com .. i have another suspect for another.. scam. but I can't clarify anything yet
Long time crypto enthusiast, only recently decided to buy bitcoin. Decided just before the US election would be good time to get involved. Joined Coinbase. Fully verified and linked a bank account. Deposit 3000gbp. Bought 3k of bitcoin. Few days later it’s worth 3500gbp so sold 500 profit and withdrew successfully. Few days later and the value is back to 3500gbp so decide to sell another 500. Coinbase app says my account is unable to sell. Weird I think, surely they’ll have emailed me to tell me this. Nope no email. So I start a support case. Few days later they email me back to say my account can never link a bank acc (I already had), can never sell crypto (I already had) and can never withdraw to a bank acc (I already had). The email advises me to send the crypto elsewhere. I go to do that and the app says that this function is restricted too! I email them back and they ignore it for over a week! They don’t even have a phone number!
I work for a big tech firm and can’t believe that a company is doing this. We’re not talking a small amount of money and whilst I don’t desperately need it the idea that they’ve locked it away from me is kinda nuts.
So I can’t sell, I can’t withdraw and I can’t send it elsewhere. All I can do is buy more? WTF that seems like a scam to me?
Anyone got any advice? I tried to post to their Reddit but you need a certain amount of karma 😂
The top 10 bitcoin addresses hold approximately 804,114 bitcoin which approximates $15.5 Billion dollars in today's price.
That is 3.8% of the total bitcoin supply.
There is a possibility that some of these wallets might belong to cryptocurrency exchanges but for ones that don't, whale alert.
Wallet Address | BTC Amount | USD Amount (as of Dec 03 2020) |
---|---|---|
35hK24tcLEWcgNA4JxpvbkNkoAcDGqQPsP | 141,451.59 | 2,729,888,380.57 |
34xp4vRoCGJym3xR7yCVPFHoCNxv4Twseo | 97,501.10 | 1,881,683,479.01 |
37XuVSEpWW4trkfmvWzegTHQt7BdktSKUs | 94,505.83 | 1,823,877,463.75 |
1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF | 79,957.20 | 1,543,101,998.52 |
1P5ZEDWTKTFGxQjZphgWPQUpe554WKDfHQ | 70,459.65 | 1,359,807,831.31 |
bc1qa5wkgaew2dkv56kfvj49j0av5nml45x9ek9hz6 | 69,370.17 | 1,338,781,847.85 |
37tRFZw7n94Jddq6TfVs3MbCXmDX6eMfeY | 68,101.56 | 1,314,298,816.60 |
3JurbUwpsAPqvUkwLM5CtwnEWrNnUKJNoD | 65,236.71 | 1,259,009,789.96 |
38UmuUqPCrFmQo4khkomQwZ4VbY2nZMJ67 | 60,196.43 | 1,161,736,922.21 |
3Kzh9qAqVWQhEsfQz7zEQL1EuSx5tyNLNS | 57,333.74 | 1,106,489,581.63 |
Total: | 804,114.02 | 15,518,676,883.38 |
The fact that we are going to use the term ''Satoshis/sats'' instead of ''Bitcoins'' in the upcoming years for accumulation, payments & other Bitcoin transactions leads to a necessity for a widely recognised Satoshi symbol. What's a more convenient sign to use other than the classic S symbol - the origin of which is still a mistery (as is Satoshi Nakamoto), yet everyone knows about it and drew it at least once when they were bored. [link] [comments] |
AtomicDEX wallet team welcomed SLP support and offered a bounty of around 1000 KMD (~ $500). Other member of SLP community pledged additional fund including fund from the SLP foundation. Total now around $2000. The task required experience in Rust and SLP and after a lot of search and marketing including posting in multiple BCH, Komodo and Rust communication channels, Tobias Ruck have offered to do it for $4000. He is the mainter of multiple BCH Rust libraries and he is known for his experience with SLP. If you want to help finance the additional $2000 required, please visit the Flipstarter or donate directly to the 2/3 multisig wallet. imaginary_username and emergent_reasons are also holding keys to the wallet to help ensure fair distribution. Flip starter: Multisig Wallet address: Wallet QR Code: Githhub issue for SLP support: Other post about the subject: Soon we might be able to trade any SLP token with major crypto currencies. AtomicDEX welcomes SLP support research with a bounty [link] [comments] |
After Paypal adopted cryptocurrency to its platform, almost 20% of Paypal users have traded using its app. More details here: Almost 20% Of Paypal Users Trade Bitcoin Using The App #Paypal #Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency #PaypalApp #CryptoDotCo [link] [comments] |
Started to buy every month in October 2017. Thought I was late (everybody does). Nevertheless, stacked through the bear market - 500€ per month. Slowly but surely building a nice stack. Before this, I used to be dedicated to buying stocks every month. Kinda in the spirit of early retirement / financial independence sphere. Then Bitcoin came in and replaced that strategy 100%. Now I only own Bitcoin, only wanna own Bitcoin. The best savings plan there is. I write this blog to report my progress. I hope this gives the plebs motivation and inspiration to start stacking, keep stacking, stack with more conviction etc. Im gonna stack my way to freedom, you can do it too!
https://er-bybitcoin.com/stacking-em-volume-7-december-2020/
I few days ago I did receive some 0.00000547 BCH on my ledger wallet, is that a dust attack?
If yes, what should I do with it?
Thank you!
Hey guys! I have an account with coinbase for 3 years that they locked me out with no reason. I have made tickets, attempted contact via Twitter and Facebook. But it seems they are only answering through here. However I need karma to post on their page, otherwise it just gets deleted. Can you guys help me get some karma so I can bring my concern to r/coinbase
I have three cases open; 03049257 03169165 03083311
Please guys, I need to get access to that 600 to buy Christmas presents. Thanks!!
I bought bitcoin from an atm a day ago and they still haven't sent me the bitcoin. Is this a scam? National bitcoin atm btw
it will be really good if Bitcoin.com wallet would include chat. It could work a bit like China's WeChat . Names could be stored on-chain as a decentralized protocol.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIPUMdEckiQ&ab_channel=ecInsider
I have a some BCHA that split off from a little BCH that I transferred to Coinex.
As I write this, Coinex says the amount I have is valued at about $15 dollars per BCHA.
But, with all the craziness surrounding BCHA, and considering it can't be moved or traded, how would they be arriving at that number?
(Please note, since this whole BCHA situation seems to provoke strong emotions just by even mentioning it, I'm not taking any particular stand, I'm just fascinated by the "spawn camp attack" and hope to learn from it.)
DeFi projects are developed using the Ethereum blockchain. Does making DEFI transactions on Ethereum are more secure? What are your thoughts on this?
Find out more details on this How To Make Defi Transactions On Ethereum More Secure
#DEFI #Ethereum #SmartContracts #CryptoDotCo
History doesn't repeat itself but it often rhymes. On 2013-11-29 the price hit an all time high of $1157.49. On 2017-02-21 we started to flirt with $1,100's again hitting $1,126.48. It took a full two months for it to rise another ~20%, when on 2017-04-27 we hit $1,343.59. My point is, just because we are hitting around the previous ATH, doesn't mean the next bull run is imminent.
I have a (2/2) wallet configured on both my phone and laptop.
After creating a proposal to transfer my funds from bitpay wallet to another wallet (Ledger), I can see that a "Payment Proposal" was created, and automatically approved. But it has been 4 days that it still shows as pending approval...
I tried to find a way to approve it from the bitpay wallet on MacOS, as well as on my phone, but there is just no option at all to accept anything. The only action I can do is "Delete Payment Proposal".
Taking a look further at my wallet type (2/2), it seems to be a Multisignature wallet, though the lack of options to approve anything in the app.
Does anyone have any idea on why there isn't an option to accept the transaction?
I've aways wondered why some exchanges list Bitcoin as BTC and some as XBT. Today I decided to spend 10 seconds to find out:
Being that Bitcoin is decentralized, there is no standard, nor governing body, to dictate what notation should be used for it. Nonetheless, "BTC" has been the generally accepted abbreviation for Bitcoin stemming from the early days of Bitcoin.
"XBT" is a new abbreviation for Bitcoin that is starting to come into use and reflects its growing legitimacy as an international currency.
The abbreviation "XBT" comes from the International Standards Organization (ISO) that maintains a list of internationally recognized currencies. The standard dictates that if a currency is not associated with a particular country, it should begin with an “X”, hence "XBT". Another example of this is the abbreviation for gold, "XAU".
https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001206766-Bitcoin-currency-code-XBT-vs-BTC