It is a mistake to publicly share details like this. It increases the chance of theft.
I'm sure he knows what he's doing. It's probably a peach tree that was hit by an airliner and it's on his aunt's land. Misdirection is the first line of protection.
It's so easy to safeguard private key(s) through misdirection; just hide them in a personal image from your dog or something, and store that one between your other personal photos. You could even upload that to a cloud or whatever other online service in a shielded environment, and still be very safe even if you got compromised; no hacker is interested in stealing personal pictures of your pet... Unless, the hacker would be really reaeaeaeally paranoid that is off course
expect some drama until the scaling is resolved. we will see the $1150 - $1350 area to be tested again.
No to mention if (/when?) a fork would occur, with BTU sentiment hovering around 40% is a potential reality to think of
Not sure what I was expecting to happen but we're past the time now...?
The fork time of 12:20pm UTC refers to the median time of the blockchain. It typically lags behind the real time by 6 blocks or about an hour. So the real split should happen some time after 13:20pm. Depending on BCH's hashrate it could take them some time to find their first block and split the chain.
That first block could take a while...
Hmm...
First, we got this statement from China's Central Bank regarding regulating the ICO's.
Today, viabtc announced that they will be closing
Sept 25th: Closing of registration, asset deposits and all trading pairs
Sept 30th: Closing of website
www.viabtc.com(source:
https://www.viabtc.com/announcement/detail?id=11)
And today I was reading this rumor/FUD ??
It’s been a long week and I’m back from China. I was in meetings with business partners who have vested interest in several large scale cryptocurrency mining farms. Rumors of China shutting down companies who run ICO’s and Chinese exchanges being shutdown is what landed me here. The goal of our meeting was to devise a plan on how to make sure our investments were safe. This meant understanding exactly what Chinese regulators require from miners and making sure they meet those obligations. As it turns out none of that matters because China intends to not only take down exchanges but mining farms as well. BTCChina, OKCoin and Huobi are the three I know of that will be shut down. This isn’t the first time PBOC has taken shots at the crypto world but this time feels different. As of Wednesday the 13th we pulled funding from two farms and are exploring our options with the third.
(source:
http://www.pfhub.com/pboc-shutting-chinese-miners-exchanges-bitcoin-btc-euthreum-eth-1692/ )
It's 2017, Jay. Why are you still using Localbitcoins?
What’s wrong with LocalBitcoins? On the rare occasion that I’ve sold some of my stash I’ve sold there. Never had a problem with them as long as you sell to somebody with multiple 100% positive feedback.
Multiple 100% feedback says nothing. Or are you under the assumption that that guy who lost his 85 coins transacted with someone with zip or negative feedback?
Women vote more uniformly than men, which means the moment women got the vote, women controlled politics. And women always vote for more security at the expense of freedom. Which, as every american knows, means you will get neither.
This explains why there's no women into bitcoin. Bitcoin is all freedom and very risky.
Women's nature is passive. There's no way to change it, despite what hysterical feminists want.
I'm not sure what sort of women you hang around with, but I'm gay, and know several of them who have wallets. Even knew one that had a few S3's and mined back in the day.
Maybe you need to get out and meet more women ?
Quite frankly, we know nearly nothing about gays. Why do you exist? What is the evolutionary benefit? How do you interact with women compared to normal men? Little to no research is being done in this area, because it is not politically correct.
Your experience is not normal, because you are not the norm.
What a stupid ass comment is that. Bitcoin ain't the norm either, so what makes that out of
your experience then, hmm? But let me add one up for you: I am a woman, and I also mine(d) with a few S7's and a few Terminators A2 (sold those A2's off a while ago).
Oh, and btw, there's a whooooooole bunch of research been done for ages and still ongoing, about "being gay" and all those nicely silly 'remarks' you opt for
