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Sadly the days of having to cash out Bitcoins via drugs are over.
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a cyberpunk goose posted:Who actually uses bitcoin for anything besides as high risk commodity? Or people cashing out ransom ware fees Uh drugs?
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Jun 4, 2017 08:37
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gary oldmans diary posted:do you even need to use an exchange to send a bitcoin from one wallet to another. cant you just do it yourself for free That's not an exchange fee, it's the transaction fee that goes to the miner who mines the block in which your transaction is published. There are currently 66 blocks (11 hours) and growing, worth of pending transactions. The transactions with the highest fees get moved to the top of the list. If you choose to pay no fee, it is unlikely your transaction will ever be processed.
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Jun 5, 2017 12:29
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Henrik Zetterberg posted:I think I have like 0.4 bitcoins in the wallet.dat stashed somewhere on my NAS. I can't remember really. It's almost not worth hooking coinbase to my bank account and risk getting my account down for 0.4. Also, I don't have the half TB of hard disk space on my SSD to install the Bitcoin Core thing or whatever it is so I could transfer it to Coinbase. Send the wallet.dat to me and I'll spend it on drugs for myself.
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