mt360

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by mt360 3y ago
Unfortunately they're popping up in Japan too, I just walked past this one https://ibb.co/27nh6gZ
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by mt360 3y ago
People looking to buy Bitcoin unfortunately often end up at Binance. They have long offered low trading fees, while heavily inflating on-chain withdrawal fees and duping users into accepting "wrapped bitcoin" instead (that is, a l
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by mt360 4y ago
Just thought I'd leave this here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/11wixa0/excredit_s...
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by mt360 4y ago
What is the justification for barring citizens of countries like Portugal from this, seems very unfair. Have they said anything about this?
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by mt360 4y ago
I wouldn't put too much faith in biometrics either, a real shame considering their convenience. https://blog.kraken.com/post/11905/your-fingerprint-can-be-h... Personally I advocate using BitWarden for common
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by mt360 4y ago
They've been present with their strange shiny orb at my local shopping mall in Portugal for the last year or two, and are often at a busy train station nearby too.
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by mt360 4y ago
They may have lost $16B but, as they were converting customer deposits into coins the customer did not buy, such as FTT but also many others, then it seems bad math to value the customer deposits at $16B - prior to essentially shorting agai
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by mt360 4y ago
The time taken to refute bs is much greater than the time it takes to generate bs. Your argument is at best mistaken and at worst intentionally misleading. My summary of mining is better than most you will find online and, only lacking in m
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by mt360 4y ago
It would be intellectually dishonest, if the foundations of your reasoning were sound. The increase in the money supply, aka block subsidy, is a value transfer from BTC holders to miners compensating them for enforcing the consensus rules o