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I hear what people are saying about cryptocurrency possibly amounting to nothing eventually, and personally I'll keep an open mind about that. But there's surely a case for Monero, isn't there? It's got me increasingly interested to the point of shelling out my own money. There's a real market for that stuff, which obviously includes money laundering and darkmarket usage. Whether you agree with drug markets or not, it seems that unless there's an underlying weakness with the Mondeo protocol then that poo poo is gonna thrive.
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poo poo. Looks like I'll be eating a lot of burritos then.
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QuarkJets posted:The point of all cryptocurrencies is to sell them for more than you bought them. That's it. Haha! QuarkJets posted:Also woo another 25M tether just springing up out of nowhere, to the moooooooon Where are you looking in order to find spikes in Tether? Just on Coinmarketcap?
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I wasn't dreaming of buying any Tether. I just want to see the spike in Tether volume correlating to BTC. Coinmarketcap is mostly green again, so it would appear the 25M has mini-pumped the market.
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QuarkJets posted:Yup, you're watching it happen in real time. The guys at bitfinex decided that they want to buy more bitcoins but don't want to actually pay for them, so here we are Holy poo poo. Since BTC is being considered as an actual currency (in China, I think) this is actual fraud on a large scale. Is it the Tether ecosystem that will collapse first or the exchange?
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:1. Lol, no it isn't. I've obviously been on Reddit too much. My bullshit filter has worn thin.
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Themage posted:Buttcoin and security don’t belong in the same page I've been a casual holder of Bitcoin since about 2014. Not a lot of money, but never had a wallet hacked. I've used electrum for PC (Windows and Linux) and various Android wallets. Would you care to elaborate how easy it is to get your wallet hacked? I once had my PayPal hacked a couple of years ago, via eBay keeping the PayPal account unlocked after I'd bought something. I got the money back after assuring eBay/PayPal that I never bought those $150 shoes and that I'd never heard of the address they'd been delivered to. Never lost a single Satoshi when it comes to Bitcoin, though.
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Boris Galerkin posted:I keep my wallet in a USB key in my literal butt. So if they’re gonna get it they gotta literally hack my butt. You wish.
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QuarkJets posted:yeah the usb key that everyone keeps in their butt is only for really important things Cool story.
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Nov 10, 2017 11:18
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Stanley Pain posted:This is a very dumb statement. Plus ça change, for this thread.
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I'll post on here when my wallet gets hacked. e: gently caress! It's empty!
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Themage posted:I know I shoulda realized this due to you posting in this thread but man, you are a dumb fucker. Love you bro.
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Storing your seed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0itq1dAJ41I The method is debunked in an early comment, but an entertaining video nonetheless.
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Boot from a Linux live CD and use curl or wget on the command line with the URL? It depends on how the webpage handles its download link. If it's a direct URL to the zip file or whatever then wget will grab it for you. Then copy it to a second USB stick because the live CD will lose it when you reboot.
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