CryptoMaster

I apologize guys, I don't want to be the party breaker, but also mixers are traceable. You missed another memo from the europol... https://www.europol.europa.eu/newsroom/news/multi-million-euro-cryptocurrency-laundering-service-bestmixerio-taken-down They were also able to track the mixer users and jail them, so be careful out there.

I don't know about the worst trades because there a lot coins which did -90% or more, the best one I did was on NXT. I bought a bunch of them at 900-1000 sats when BTC was still in the 300-600$ range. Sold almost all of them between 1$ and 1.5$, I also held enough to receive a nice stash of ARDR and IGNIS from them.

You probably need to rething your choices if you are using bitcoin thinking it is anonymous or untraceable, It is the worst thing you can use to do illegal stuff (online and offline). Just fresh from yesterday: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-10-16/giant-child-porn-site-is-busted-as-u-s-follows-bitcoin-trail

Bitcoin whitepaper expain well how bitcoin works and what it is. I am still waiting for someone to showing me where in the whitepaper there is a section about SegWit, RBF, Lightning Network, 1MB max block size, high fees, slow transactions... Seems a lot of experts here but nobody know where I should look in the whitepaper. BTW if you are smart enough, everyone interested to know where the crypto industry is heading in the next years, should watch this talk. 😉

You're totally wrong on that, the whitepaper is what defines Bitcoin. Imagine being so confident in you "store of value" that you're scared a "fraud" talking at a conference can crash the "store of value" price. 😂😂

For the past 10 years people thought Bitcoin was some sort of anonymous internet money. What they never get is that Bitcoin is the opposite, since it leaves an immutable trace for every transaction ever happened on the blockchain. Infact you can see vendors from Silk Road being busted 7 years after selling drugs online and pedophiles getting traced even if they used Tor and mixers.

My master idol is Satoshi Nakamoto, and the Bitcoin whitepaper is what describes Bitcoin. Anything different than what's written in there is not Bitcoin. I could care less if it was written by Craig Wright, God or Santa Clause. On the other end, you seem to have something personal against Craig Wright, that's your choice. But I would also read again the whitepaper if you want to know how Bitcoin works.

Those are additions made by Blockstream and BTC Core developers. The trouble is those things aren't in the whitepaper which explains what Bitcoin is. So, I suppose if BTC code includes SegWit, high fees, low capacity, Lightning Network and all those things not mentioned in the whitepaper, it's obviously not Bitcoin. And again, I'm talking about technical things explained by Satoshi Nakamoto himself, I don't know why you keep talking about Craig Wright....

Hello Reyasuo and the whole CryptoTalk forum, I'm a Bitcoin user from Italy. Sadly it's still not really adopted over here, so I mostly like to read contents from international sources.

During this year I saw a lot of people online write about this BTC prediction which surfaced on 4chan. Do you think we will see the BTC price double and reach $16,000 by the end of this month?

Local Boards are an interesting and useful idea, I think admins will wait some more time before adding them since they will also need moderators that understand the language, to check if there are malicious/illegal stuff in the posts.

All of this has nothing to do with Bitcoin SV network. I've been waiting for a while now... can someone point me the part in the Bitcoin whitepaper or some Satoshi's post where he talk about SegWit, high fees, 1MB block limit, every user being a node, bitcoin being bad for microtransactions, lightning network, whatchtowers?

I totally agree with the OP. The "HODL" thing on bitcoin was just a meme... Even with scarcity, if there is no demand the price won't rise as people expect. What made Bitcoin the thing it is were the users using it daily as a currency. That's how you increase demand for bitcoin, not by telling people to just HODL and wait for the number to go up...

Mate, you are a fake news.

Bitcoin is what's written on the Satoshi Nakamoto whitpaper - Bitcoin: A Peer-To-Peer Electronic Cash System as you can find here: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf Craig Wright is just building it again after Blockstream made BTC become a digital gold-ponzi-hodl-settlement-system. I'm not worried about hashrate, miners can switch chain in minutes. I'm most interested in the increasing number of applications being built on the BSV blockchain, the increasing number of transactions and the fact that come next February they will remove every limit on the network, as Satoshi Nakamoto himself wrote explicitly on bitcointalk, personal emails with Mike Hearn, Gavin Andresen. If anyone is interested here are some links where whoever want to know a little bit of history of bitcoin can give them a read. https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf https://nakamotostudies.org/ https://nakamotostudies.org/emails/ https://nakamotostudies.org/tag/mike-hearn/ After reading them, you can compare with some of Craig Wright posts about Bitcoin SV or read more about BSV capacity and you will find they're just the same. https://craigwright.net https://bitcoinsv.io/ https://bitcoinscaling.io/ https://www.bsvdevs.com/ Enjoy the read, it will make you more knowledgeable about bitcoin and its history, to understand what is and will happen. 😉 Here you can check for yourself how the Bitcoin SV network usage is increasing day after day. https://coin.dance/

I've supported Monero for many years and it's quite sad to see it lose so much in value. I still think it will be one of the most used currency thanks to its superior anonymity, but I see a future where XMR is just exchanged P2P because every exchange will be forced to delist it.

I'm sorry mate but you're the one that isn't well informed about the crypto industry. Explain it to me, what's the scam in promoting the Bitcoin whitepaper, which reference what is bitcoin and how it works? As I posted earlier, I suggest you to read the post from Mike Hearn which explain quite well how the Blockstream developers took over bitcoin while kicking out everyone disagreeing with them. And just for the records, Mike Hearn and Gavin Andresen are the bitcoin developers which worked on bitcoin while Satoshi Nakamoto was still active on bitcointalk, so I suppose they are the most knowledgeable about bitcoin. https://blog.plan99.net/the-resolution-of-the-bitcoin-experiment-dabb30201f7

Isn't it fun how Dr Craig Wright is the only one in the crypto industry which reference the Bitcoin whitepaper and didn't ask for money from anyone, but he is considered a scammer for wanting to bring bitcoin back to what it was intended since the beginning?

Bitcoin SV is the bitcoin implementation that is closest to the Bitcoin whitepaper. If people checked everything around BSV would easily understand it. If you notice how every single scammer in crypto is going against Dr. Wright you would find out who's right and who's wrong. Anybody interested in it, I suggest you to check the resources available. I'm sure many people in the crypto space will have a hard awakening soon... EDIT: For people which came in the space around 2016 and later, I suggest to start with this blog post from Mike Hearn (one of the first Bitcoin Core developer) to understand what happened to Bitcoin after Blockstream took it over. https://blog.plan99.net/the-resolution-of-the-bitcoin-experiment-dabb30201f7

I really like this forum so far. Considering that it's quite new I find it way better than bitcointalk, where the owner Theymos MM collected millions in bitcoin to make the new forum, which was never done. Getting paid for posts is a nice addition, even if I don't know how long it will last.

What I did was trying to use bitcoins as cash as much as I could. I started exchanging 80% of my paycheck into bitcoin every month, then exchange back for Euros only the cash I needed for daily or weekly expenses. With the price rising, I found myself able to exchange less bitcoins for more Euros. Most of the accumulation I made was between 2012 and 2015/16 and I think at the beginning of 2017 I was even with every Euro I ever spent on cryptos and started to have only profits to sell. This April/May I re-dumped Euros into cryptos, mainly accumulated Bitcoin SV which is the bitcoin implementation that more accurately resemble the bitcoin I was used to earn and spend in the past.

It was in March 2012 I bought some bitcoins on bitcoin.de at 3.90€ each, it was still possible to buy them through moneybookers (now Skrill). The first altcoin ever was LTC right before the 2013 mega pump!

Yes the only thing different with IEO is that it will already start trading on the exchange where they collected money. It's still a trouble because I'm sure most of the IEOs are made together with exchange's owners and are only a waste of money.

For what I know, there are only 2 criterias for the posts which are the maximum daily number which is 30 posts/day and the number of characters for post which must be 100 or more characters.

I think my worst experience was with the first epic BlackCoin pump on Mintpal exchange. I had bought a bunch of them woth almost 0 on a small Indian exchange, they allegedly got "hacked" just some days before the Mintpal pump. In the end an expensive loss (at least for the profit I lost).