Thread: RIP Bitcoin

Shifting it to binance, >2hours and counting, support gives zero response, human support reaches 'Ju the Junior Robot' which also gives zero response, effectively walled out, one to definitely avoid.

Hey dragon, you reckon regulation with enforceable minimum standards might fix this?

Originally Posted by jabir

Shifting it to binance, >2hours and counting

what's the problem?

the length of time for it to show up at binance?

Still processing the withdrawal at KuCoin, now running on 4 hours, punters on another board say it can take 8-24 hours, then 3-5 minutes to clear at binance.

^don't worry Lightening network will be here soon

Originally Posted by jabir

Still processing the withdrawal at KuCoin, now running on 4 hours, punters on another board say it can take 8-24 hours, then 3-5 minutes to clear at binance.

if in a hurry: faster to convert crypto to eth and then deposit eth on binance.

Originally Posted by jabir

2hours and counting, support gives zero response, human support reaches 'Ju the Junior Robot' which also gives zero response, effectively walled out, one to definitely avoid.

who are you contacting?

support, no response but option for human support with no response, not sure which is better.

binance support?

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

this is the end, the end my friend ...

Ya gotta love the Doors!

We are indeed living in very interesting times.

This is just the beginning...

Originally Posted by Farangrakthai

binance support?

Binance expedites deposits/withdrawals efficiently. Kucoin is crap - 6 hours against a wall and waiting...

Originally Posted by jabir

Kucoin is crap - 6 hours against a wall and waiting...

which crypto?

as you may know some take longer to get confirmations on the blockchain (nothing to do with kucoin).

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

This is just the beginning...

earl: sticking to your prediction of btc at 100,000 by year's end?

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

27-12-2017, 04:06 PM

The fiat currency confidence/robery game is on the wane.

This time next year BTC will be very likely 100k.

Originally Posted by Farangrakthai

earl: sticking to your prediction of btc at 100,000 by year's end?

yepper, you betcha, but do expect some really wild up and down swings before and after.

I think there is merit to the 1 million prediction for 2020.

Originally Posted by jabir

Shifting it to binance, >2hours and counting, support gives zero response, human support reaches 'Ju the Junior Robot' which also gives zero response, effectively walled out, one to definitely avoid.

Hey dragon, you reckon regulation with enforceable minimum standards might fix this?

they shouldn't be even in business, period

Originally Posted by Farangrakthai

which crypto?

as you may know some take longer to get confirmations on the blockchain (nothing to do with kucoin).

NANO, but according to others it doesn't matter, KuCoin (Chinese) matches any exchange with processing deposits but switches to slomo on withdrawals.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

they shouldn't be even in business, period

And how do you suppose that's likely to happen, without regs?

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

they shouldn't be even in business, period

We are going to see many shakeups this year, as the really solid players establish themselves.
The top 20-50 crypto's are very strong players, and not going away.

What is going away is fiat currency.
The USD is just living on borrowed time.
The Euro was fucking bullshit at the debut.
All fiat is in big deep doo doo.

Hey Baldwin, is it worth a couple BCH to rent an A7 rig for 100 days?

https://rentahash.io/

Originally Posted by jabir

And how do you suppose that's likely to happen, without regs?

easy, shutdown their bank accounts which they need to make transfer to their customers when they cash out

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

We are going to see many shakeups this year, as the really solid players establish themselves.
The top 20-50 crypto's are very strong players, and not going away.

What is going away is fiat currency.
The USD is just living on borrowed time.
The Euro was fucking bullshit at the debut.
All fiat is in big deep doo doo.

Agree about unstable fiat long term, but not that crypto will replace it. The west kicked off several wars and triggered global upheaval at the mere threat of oil tycoons switching away from the petrodollar. I doubt our glorious leaders would sit by quietly while this tech eclipses established currencies; try that and what we've seen pre-Christmas and the past couple weeks will be wishful thinking.

Originally Posted by jabir

NANO, but according to others it doesn't matter, KuCoin (Chinese) matches any exchange with processing deposits but switches to slomo on withdrawals.

i guess it's possible they have something to do with slowing it down (delay putting the digital signature on the network for validation).

but, the positive thing about cryptos is there is nobody in the accounting department doing the transferring of "money".

you got the address from binance of where you want the nano sent, put the address in when withdrawing nano from kucoin and then the blockchain does the rest (the miners finish making a new block which includes your transaction).

apparently, the transactions that include higher fees (adjust in your wallet) for the miners get confirmed more quickly.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

easy, shutdown their bank accounts which they need to make transfer to their customers when they cash out

Just close their banks accounts, without giving them the regulatory option to get their act together? That sounds fair and just.

And who gets their client funds that can't be cashed out?

Originally Posted by jabir

And how do you suppose that's likely to happen, without regs?

kucoin's in china, right?

china's already banning most crypto activities, except for the development of its own crypto currency that it controls.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...rrency-trading

Originally Posted by Farangrakthai

i guess it's possible they have something to do with slowing it down (delay putting the digital signature on the network for validation).

but, the positive thing about cryptos is there is nobody in the accounting department doing the transferring of "money".

you got the address from binance of where you want the nano sent, put the address in when withdrawing nano from kucoin and then the blockchain does the rest (the miners finish making a new block which includes your transaction).

apparently, the transactions that include higher fees (adjust in your wallet) for the miners get confirmed more quickly.

I pay KuCoin for the withdrawal, it is up to them to ensure it is expedited in a timely manner. No excuses, >7 hours and counting should be enough even for a Chinese outfit.

Hey Baldwin, is it worth a couple BCH to rent an A7 rig for 100 days

If you have to ask, the answer is no

I thought the a9 was bitmains latest BTC miner?

Is the company legit. Do you think you could configure correctly

How much hash power with what algo

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