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Bitcoin's transaction fees and confirmation times are a result of a large user base and heavy usage. Blockchain technology itself isn't good for scaling, with enough traffic, it will eventually get clogged up regardless of the coin. This is why LN is needed, it's layer on top of blockchain that enables instant transactions, low fees and ultimately result in less traffic. So when you see people shilling other coins on the speed, remember they don't have the userbase or traffic that Bitcoin currently has. Once Bitcoin utilizes Lightning Network, other coins lose their competitive advantage while Bitcoin will still have the largest userbase in crypto. Bitcoin in it's current state is a store of value with massive adoption, Lightning Network will evolve bitcoin to being a currency. Submitted January 01, 2018 at 01:56AM by AS_Empire http://ift.tt/2C46mpZ

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TL/DR Bitcoin users can help lower transaction fees and contribute to bitcoin by switching to SegWit addresses and encourage wallets/exchanges to do the same. SUMMARY Segregated Witness (SegWit) was activated on the Bitcoin network August 24 2017 as a soft fork that is backward compatible with previous bitcoin transactions ( Understanding Segregated Witness ). Since that time wallets and exchanges have been slow to deploy SegWit, some admitting in December 2017 that they have not even started work on integrating it. Others, such as Zebpay in India have already implemented SegWit and are reaping the benefits of reduced transaction fees. If bitcoin users demand SegWit now it will temporarily relieve the transaction backlog while more even more advanced solutions such as Lightning are developed. Batching is another great way that exchanges can reduce their fees. See: Saving up to 80% on Bitcoin transaction fees by batching payments . Despite the benefits of batching, some exchanges

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Wallets seriously need to fix their fee determination algorithm. Submitted December 31, 2017 at 05:51PM by speackio http://ift.tt/2DF6ooq

So you Invested in some Bitcoin this year and made some sweet, sweet Fiat? Maybe you traded your Bitcoin, to Etherium. Then maybe you traded your Etherium for some Bitcoin and some Ripple. What are you taxed on? I hope to answer these questions. Selling for Fiat So the first way that you'll owe GAINS TAX is if you sold bitcoin for money, at a profit! It does NOT matter when you bought the Crypto. It only matters that you sold it in the last year. So if you bought a bitcoin 1 month ago for 8k. And sold today at 13k. You NEED to report a $5,000 on your taxable gains. Trading for Other Crypto The other scenerio when you need to report is when you trade for other other currencies. When a trade commences it is treated as you selling and then buying whatever your trading for. So if you bought bitcoin 1 month ago at 8k. And traded it to BCash today while bitcoin was 13k. It is treated that you sold the bitcoin at that price and you need to report the 5k. This might sound unfair, how

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/DEC 31, 2017/ Australia's "big 4" banks, dominating 83% of Australia's banking industry, stepped up their efforts to block crypto-currency trading and stem the outflow of customer cash this week, spiking a renewed wave of social-media condemnation. Banking regulation in Australia requires banks to hold a minimum of 11% cash against loans they write, so as crypto-investors move their savings out of the banking system, those banks loose their ability to legally write new loans, or worse, fall into non-compliance with their reserve obligations. The big-4 banks pay no interest (0%) to business accounts, while personal accounts earn from 0% to 1% annual interest and attract a range of fees and charges. Contrast this with cryptocurrencies, where bitcoin earned more than 1400% in 2017, and Ethereum earned above 8600% and it's clear to see why Australians have lost interest in keeping their deposits in their bank account. In just one year, a decent investment in cry

actually it was an old ripple wallet. back in the day on the bitcointalk forums, they gave 11k xrp to everyone in 2013... today i saw the price for xrp went up to all time highs .. I remembered i had that old wallet which I hadn't touched since then. boom 20k worth of ripple just sitting there untouched. just converted it to btc. any old school bitcoiners should check to see if you have an old ripple wallet laying around. edit - the post where i'm pretty sure i got them was http://ift.tt/1d8lvmy Submitted December 31, 2017 at 02:01PM by jhansen858 http://ift.tt/2q4kcHm

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The division and inertia in the community are a serious danger for BTC future. Good forks must be successful and widely adopted or else we might get replaced by some shitty centralized coin. Most widely used exchanges have no motivation to adopt forks if the community does not threat their profits. Those who refuse to adopt new technologies must perish or adapt. Could someone post some newbie friendly advice on which exchanges to change to? Could you please detail pros and cons of each option? How hard is to move all the coins to another exchange? Which fees can we expect? Submitted December 31, 2017 at 03:28PM by yarauuta http://ift.tt/2pZtAMi

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I encouraged my Dad to invest last month. He was late to the party and invested $3500 at the $19000 mark. I told him not to panic if the price drops to $14k. Consequently, it has, and he wants out! I've told him to HODL, shown him what to do when the price drops , but he still wants out. Fair enough... but since I think a panic sell is just the wrong thing to do for the long term, I've decided to take ownership of all his bitcoin, and promised to pay him his $3500 on his birthday, 20th December 2018. He's happy because he hasn't lost anything. I'm happy because he hasn't lost anything, and I'm confident the price will be higher than what he bought in at this time next year. Bitcoins are in Bread Wallet. Mnemonic phrase backed up, left in a safe, also saved on external HD's. Here's to HODLING!!! Happy New Year! Submitted December 30, 2017 at 07:50PM by seeaitch http://ift.tt/2pYvkFw

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This is common investor behavior, it happens in every asset class. The Dow went down yesterday as well for the same reason. There are good tax reasons to sell some profits in 2017 and pay the estimated tax early - to avoid penalties. Especially with Bitcoin Cash and the uncertainty of how that will be taxed. There are also a lot of investors who are going to report and pay taxes on everything they bought and sold in the crypto world. This isn't a "Crash" - this is normal investor behavior. This is also just my opinion, but I have been investing in many things over the past 2 decades. Happy New Year! Submitted December 30, 2017 at 10:10PM by gopher33j http://ift.tt/2Cm9kJO

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I was at .066 and decided to start trading alt coins around till I got to .1 so all my $ could be used for christmas and holiday stuff. So excited!!! Its been alot of fun, and I'm so glad I accomplished this!!! Submitted December 29, 2017 at 10:46PM by saberprophecy http://ift.tt/2lkHtQv

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Reddit please upvote for visibility. The BTC that I deposited into GDAX on 11/30 has still yet to be credited to my account (tx has over 4000 confirmations). This is after having no issues with gdax for years. After calling, emailing, and receiving only template responses at best from Coinbase, I’m at a loss for what to do. If you’re considering trading, please for your own sake check out alternatives. I’m not saying Coinbase is a fraud, I’m just saying they’re spread too thin in case you actually do need to get in touch with their staff. I’ve personally moved all btc to fiat and fiat to btc to Gemini. edit: case ID 2652513 relevant blockcypher of btc tx Submitted December 30, 2017 at 09:34AM by doebro http://ift.tt/2lpMeHI

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I repeated Diane Reynolds' simulation, as described here , using her program. The only change I made was that instead of having "11 different fee policies evenly distributed among users", each node simply asks for 0.01% fee (= value x 0.0001) to route a transaction. Some of the 11 fee policies were quite complicated, like "trying to make channels more balanced". Here are the main results: Payments attempted: 500,000 Fee as a percentage of the payment 0.175 Routing failed: 7 Routing failed for bigpayments: 3 Routing failed for midsizedpayments: 1 Routing failed for micropayments: 3 Average lengths of routes: 17.5 So the payment failed for only 0.0014% of the payments. Note that for the last 100,000 payments, routing failed only once (1 midsizedpayment) and from 100,000 to 500,000 only 3 times (1 big, 1 midsize, 1 micro). The average total fee for a payment makes sense, as 0.01% x 17.5 hubs = 0.175% total fee. I didn't realize the program stopped aft

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Humbly I gift my eBook to the entire community for free. No strings attached. May this information help you help your loved ones and yourself to prepare for 2018. Feel free to share it with whoever you think could benefit. "Practical Guide to Bitcoin Investment 2018 - Helping the Early Adopters" Full PDF uploaded to docdroid. Enjoy the read. http://ift.tt/2Ci2J33 Submitted December 29, 2017 at 10:01AM by JamesF0 http://ift.tt/2lgFfBH

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After reading all these bitcoin success stories around here, i decided to share my story of failure, in order to protect people from the mistakes i made. I have no intend to ask for a help, but a bit of moral support will be very helpful. I am very ashamed of my ignorance, it's hard to admit it, but i will try. I was into bitcoin for about a 2 years. All that time i was buying btc and hodling, never sold a single satoshi, waiting for times when i could spend it without converting into fiat. I was lunatik about how cryptocurrency will make a world a better place (and i am still is), this ideology changed my life. My family and friends, which mostly are people from my christian community, never supported these interests. We were always arguing about gambling component and how our religion is against it. And about bank system, etc. I wont brag you how much i had btc, but for me and my family it was a very big money. And i did couple major mistakes. Frankly, i think i did EVERYTHIN

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Been in Bitcoin since 2013. Made beaucoup trades with Coinbase over four years. I set up a Gemini account a while back just in case it would be needed someday. The account sat there unused for several months. Then, Coinbase got up to their shenanigans with Bcash, etc., so I decided to move all my personal buying/selling away from Coinbase about week ago. Yesterday, I needed to sell some ETH. I used Gemini for the first time, and it was great. Much better than Coinbase. If you haven't tried Gemini, now would be a good time. Submitted December 28, 2017 at 10:19PM by CryptOpinion http://ift.tt/2lndruJ

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I am doing this again, because I hate seeing people get fooled over and over by these horrible news articles that are obviously preying on misconceptions by people in other cultures. So I am here to break down exactly what the recent Rueters article is trying to do to people who don’t understand how the Korean banking system works. Now, before I moved to Korea, I too was naïve about their banking practices. If I saw an article saying “The steps will include a ban on opening anonymous cryptocurrency accounts and new legislation to allow regulators to close virtual coin exchanges if needed” I too would be confused by misunderstanding. But, what exactly does this mean? Opening cryptocurrency bank accounts? How does that happen in Korea? In America, I only have 1 bank account. Maybe two. And how do I open one anonymously? What Reuters is doing, and it knows it, is failing to explain Korean banking systems in general. So, in Korea, it is very common for businesses to open temporary ba

"A bank is a financial institution that accepts deposits from the public and creates credit." (WP). The "creates credit" aspect is the central concept of a bank. A bank creates credit. Lending money is the core business model of banks. So something which doesn't lend money isn't a bank. The core concept of LN is that money in a channel needs to be funded first. A LN node doesn't lends money, so it isn't a bank. Lending money is also the real problem, risk etc with banks: If a bank lends out money to the wrong people, the bank can become bankrupt and all their customers deposits can't be payed back anymore which can create lots of trouble if banks hold lots of money. A LN channel only has the money which is funded first so it can't go bankrupt. People will always get their money back. There is no possibility of a bank run or economic collapse as with banks. Also a bank can create "money from nothing" because of fractional reserv

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SUMMARY Segregrated Witness (SegWit) was activated on the Bitcoin network August 24, 2017 as a soft fork that is backward compatible with previous bitcoin transactions ( Understanding Segregated Witness ). Since that time wallets and exchanges have been slow to deploy SegWit, some admitting in December 2017 that they have not even started work. If users demand SegWit now it will temporarily releive the transaction backlog while bigger solutions like Lightning are developed. TODAY's NEWS/DEVELOPMENTS/VICTORIES Conomi promises SegWit "in a few days" Bitpanda implements Segwit! Pirate Bay provides a bech32 SegWit address Which one of you emailed them to request this ;) Spreading the message to Twitter: Daily Reminder: switch to segwit wallets and exchanges immediately Segwit adoption increasing! Please help to raise awareness! Spread the word and help the SegWit adoption. Also have fun;) MEMPOOL/SEGWIT STATISTICS BitInfoCharts.com - Average Transaction Fees

In block 124724 you'll find txid 5d80a29b which has a payout of 49.99999999 BTC at a time when the block reward was 50 BTC. A transaction fee of 0.01 BTC was also forfeited. This bitcoin no longer exists anywhere in the network, as opposed to "burned" coins which technically still exist in a wallet which no one can ever access (ex: 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE ). On bitcointalk user midnightmagic explains a deeper meaning behind this : I did it as a tribute to our missing Satoshi: we are missing Satoshi, and now the blockchain is missing 1 Satoshi too, for all time. Submitted December 28, 2017 at 01:48AM by NewLlama http://ift.tt/2li3QFi

Newbs might not know this, but bitcoin recently came out of an intense internal drama. Between July 2015 and August 2017 bitcoin was attacked by external forces who were hoping to destroy the very properties that made bitcoin valuable in the first place. This culminated in the creation of segwit and the UASF (user activated soft fork) movement. The UASF was successful, segwit was added to bitcoin and with that the anti-decentralization side left bitcoin altogether and created their own altcoin called bcash. Bitcoin's price was $2500, soon after segwit was activated the price doubled to $5000 and continued rising until here we are today at $15000. During this drama, I took time away from writing open source code to help educate and argue on reddit, twitter and other social media. I came up with a reading list for quickly copypasting things. It may be interesting today for newbs or anyone who wants a history lesson on what exactly happened during those two years when bitcoin's

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Unlike the bank (or anything we’ve previously known), with the Lightning Network the other party can’t decide not to give you the money they owe you. A blockchain confirmation will always set the record straight. Unlike the bank, the Lightning Network involves zero trust in the other party to give you your funds. http://ift.tt/2kdh35q Submitted December 27, 2017 at 09:13PM by Lejitz http://ift.tt/2E2vbnJ

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I was going to give my Sister and Dad about $50-$100 each of bitcoin but since around the 22-24th the transactions were taking for ever and fees were so high I decided against it. Keep in mind they know nothing about bitcoin. I didnt mention it at all during the three days I was there (I live interstate) until the last night when my dad randomly goes, "hey mate what is buttcoin?", "I said you mean bitcoin" and "he said yeh". There was also 6 other people sitting around the table, ages between 24-75 none of which new anything about bitcoin. It was the moment I dreaded and I said "its just an online only currency", which he responded "how does it work?", I tried to play it off by saying "its a bit too much to go into now but it basically gives you a relatively anonymous way to do transactions with people all over the world, fast and cheap (lol, bring on lightning network and segwit pls)". Well that was it suddenly everyone at

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With your 24 word seed, and with the PIN, you unlock your main wallet. But you can add a 25th word, what they call a passphrase, and that is another wallet entirely. You can set a secondary PIN that unlocks it. It is not a "password" that encrypts your wallet, it's more like a hidden wallet derived from your 24 word seed. It's an entire new wallet, that works for all your coins, not only Bitcoin. Benefits: 1) 25th word is a security that protects your entire wallet. You should not memorize 24 words, but you can memorize one and write the other 24. 2) your main wallet, the one accessed by the 24 words and main PIN should have money, but not a lot, in case someone forces you to transfer it to them. 3) in case you are afraid of forgetting the 25th word, split your recovery seed form into two, write the first 12 on one form, and the other 12+1 on the other one, and store it at two separate locations, like aunt or parents house. Have a Full 24 word recovery form at h

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I'm too late to be an early adopter of BTC, I screwed around in my CompSci classes a decade before the Genesis block instead of helping. I'm too late to mine BTC on my CPU, by almost a decade. I'm too late to mine BTC on my GPU, by several years. I'm almost too late to mine BTC on my ASICs, they'll be out of date in a few years. Maybe less. I've made TWO purchases with BTC, both to buy another ASIC. I'm sold some BTC. Ok, I'm too early there, but regret it just the same. I just spun up a testnet BTC node and installed the Eclair Lightning Network client. I did it on an OS I'm really not familiar with, Ubuntu is just different enough from Win10 to make me struggle. I could have done it on Win10, I chose the harder route. I'm NOT too late to do my little part to make this happen. I opened a channel between a testnet Core wallet and an online testnet wallet and bounced Lightning transactions back and forth for an hour, taking only a few seconds

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About 6 weeks ago, I had a house fire. It consumed everything. I did my best to fight it, and when I failed at that, woke my friend up who was staying in a guest room, then gave my all for about 15 minutes to find my cats in the blaze. Ultimately got dragged away by the FD and taken to the hospital. I didn't even think about my bitcoin, as honestly, my cats were all I cared about. 3 weeks earlier, I realized I had a stupid amount of money sitting in a wallet.dat file on my computer, and that I really really should put it on a hardware wallet. So I did. I bought a trezor, loaded it up with my BTC and most other coins I had, and put it in a fire safe: http://ift.tt/2C83wAV Here it is. Thanks Trezor. Your product is amazing. The house burned to the foundation, and the firesafe was externally destroyed, but despite the external appearance, inside was a toasted piece of paper with my seed words and this little guy. He was cooked from the heat, and sopping wet from the flood of water

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