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Why would a botnet use a public pool and not their own dark pool?

If it is a botnet via a virus/trojan we need to get all the anti-virus companies to take a look-see at getting a machine purposely infected.

A lot of people use Avast because it is free and they are a very responsive company to inquiries like this, so maybe they will help. We can ask on their forums?

added: here is a scypt miner with TWICE the power @ 737,000 khash - so botnet or asic?
https://www.reddit.com/r/litecoin/comments/1ux22c/

Proof of botnet would be that the number varies drastically from hour-to-hour or day/night.

If it stays within 1-2% 24/7, I suggest it is a scrypt asic rig.

We're Happy to finally release the Anniversary update for Loafwallet and bring support to Android users, Thanks to /u/losh11 and /u/hugohn for their work:

▸ IOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/loafwallet-litecoin-wallet/id1119332592?mt=8

▸ Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.loafwallet&hl=en_GB

Hi u/apeg989,

I believe I assisted you with this case previously. I'm not allowed to discuss too many details of this case over social media, however I am happy to answer questions in the ticket.

Please see our terms and conditions page, namely our Limitations of Liability section:

https://www.kraken.com/en-us/legal

Yes, he will have to pay taxes on the approximate $45k profit. It's treated like a stock, so if you hold it for 1 year and 1 day and sell, it becomes long term (or "qualified"). Short term is selling at 1 year OR less, and is considered "unqualified" and thus subject to a high fed tax AND state tax. Without me explaining it too much further, I thought this article covered it well and it has a table: https://www.fool.com/retirement/2017/03/21/short-term-capital-gains-tax-rates-in-2017.aspx

Essentially, and at minimum, u/MToboganMD will have to come up with approximately $11,000 (if he lived in the USA and combined made less than 94k)

Now, some schadenfrauds are going to smile at that, but trust me on this one - I would rather pay taxes on a big profit than get NOTHING at all. He can wait until 1 year and 1 day, sell another small chunk at the 15% rate and pay the taxes if he needs the cash. Some people just don't get this...

Congrats OP!

Here you go. BTCe Data for LTC/USD and BTC/USD since forever, time is GMT+1, format is "Amount;Date;Price;TransactionId;Type". Sadly I just realised that I'm saving the type (buy/sell) wrong and they're all marked as buy, but you could get the type by using the relevant Transaction Id to look up the trade with the API. Hope this helps.

The data goes back till early January.

Look at these bullish Litecoin charts.

https://cryptowat.ch/gdax/ltcusd

https://cryptowat.ch/okcoin/ltcusd-quarterly-futures/3d

I went all in at $50. It's gambling but better odds than a Vegas Casino.

If BTC ever tanks ... anyone who uses it is coming to LTC because it'll be the easiest transition to code. On another note, if BTC ever tanks ... crypto in general will have problems. As far as heading into the fork, everyone is pulling their money out of every altcoin (not just LTC) and buying bitcoin because they want that free BCCash. They all think they can buy bitcoin and sell Aug 1, BCCash for 300$ a piece. LTC volume 3 weeks ago was 1B$, it was 80M$ yesterday. There's lots of other factors to consider in LTC/BTC price movements. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-cash/ Nothing will happen - https://medium.com/@lukedashjr/why-nothing-will-happen-with-bitcoin-on-august-1st-93f49a1a930d

Went ahead and posted a LiteCoin price update that hopefully the community shares with their social media following. LiteCoin has the potential to move upward VERY quickly...just take a look at the market cap and 24h volume. 24h volume = 35% of market cap. Please feel free to check this out or share if you agree :)

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@crowdedmind/breaking-litecoin-usdltc-hits-usd53-63-all-time-high-passes-ethereum-in-24h-volume-nears-bitcoin

As the title suggest, a friend and myself have been working hard on Delta, a cryptocoin portfolio manager so you can easily keep track of all your trading activity. :)

It's quite similar to Blockfolio but since we used BF a lot ourselves, we thought it could be improved. So here is our first try. We'll continue adding features of course. Highlights are probably that you can keep track of ICO's that aren't one exchanges yet. As well as 'Deduct/Add from holdings'.

You can download it for free straight away via https://getdelta.io

Looking forward to your feedback! We know some stuff is still missing but we're super motivated to add a lot of extra features in the coming weeks and months.

PS: We actually pushed our second update already, which you can read more about here: https://medium.com/getdelta/delta-1-2-is-available-now-2c5327f3625f

In the interview he mentioned branding of Litecoin with names rather than decimals to make it easier for consumers to adopt Litecoin as a medium to spend see: https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@docomputing/litecoin-will-outperform-market-expectations

Bitcoin increase in price since January 1st from $963.06 to $5911.83 for a 614 percent increase in 2017.

Litecoin increase in price since January 1st from $4.37 to $55.50 for a 1270 percent increase in 2017.

https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20170101/

But, Lol dude if you bought BTC you still did alright.

It's very easy. You can find details for your specific setup by just googling a bit, and following a guide.

1) Setup a tor hidden service. I use debian, but I think it's possible to do on windows. Here is a guide for setting up tor on debian that I find useful to reference, and they have other guides on the menu. Here is a guide to help configure your tor hidden service. Do not use the tor service as a relay/bridge on the linux box you will be hosting the litecoin server on - only run tor to host the litecoin hidden service.

2) Set litecoin.conf to include parameters for tor. You will need to decide if you want to connect only to tor, or both tor and clearnet, and adjust your setting accordingly.

tor=127.0.0.1:9050 #port may vary, check torrc to confirm/set port=10333 #allow incoming connections to this port listen=1 #ensure litecoin listens for incoming connections externalip=REPLACEWITHYOURHIDDENSERVICE.onion:10333 #broadcasts your tor address to other nodes discover=1 #looks for other externalips to broadcast bind=0.0.0.0 #listens for incoming connections on all devices onlynet=tor #leave this out of litecoin.conf if you also want to connect to clearnet nodes addnode=rvqgvosgzjxclo7a.onion:10333 #as shown above

3) Restart litecoin-qt or litecoind with your tor service running in the background and the updated litecoin.conf

I work in IT and deal alot with this virus. Right-click on the folders that the file is located in and select properties.

If you have Windows 7, you'll see a tab called shadow copy/previous versions and you can restore to an earlier date. If you have Windows XP, you might see a tab that says backup copies there. These two things are the same function but most Windows XP copies don't have this unless they upgraded to System Pack 3 I believe. It's a built-in feature in Windows 7.

Before you do all this, make sure you use Rougekiller to remove the virus first: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/roguekiller/dl/121/

Then use this program, Malwarebytes Chameleon: https://www.malwarebytes.org/chameleon/ Download this program, extract it to your desktop, and double-click svchost. You should be able to proceed from there. It's all self -explanatory.

Once you've completed these two steps, you can restore your items but you might want to check to see if you have the capabilities before cleaning out the virus.

-Source: I'm a Systems/Network Administrator

XMR is expensive to transact with, and much much more complicated to use. Dash is relatively more simple and cheaper to use but then the privacy is not as good. Further just because we don't see benefit in something doesn't mean the market won't find utility in it.

Have you ever seen an item on amazon that you thought was just so fucking stupid? https://www.amazon.com/Boyfriend-Pillow-Husband-Companion-Benefits/dp/B0046GK1AI

This is something we would not need, we couldn't imagine anyone seriously spending 40 bucks on this, but unicorn smasher estimates they are making 2k in sales a week for something that probably costs $5 to make. The market is a complex, moving and indescernable force of emergent phenomena. Just because you don't see a use or niche for dash, or that i can't define a solid use case, doesn't mean that it won't find and fill some void or need in the market.

My reference above $2M a day (Some probably incorrect)- https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/all/ * Korbit * Yunbi * Gatecoin * Coinone * SZZC * itBit * CEX.io (recently removed LTC) * 19800 * Coinfloor * BTCBOX * Zaif

Uh, don't listen to that person without checking if they're correct. https://coinmarketcap.com/

Look for yourself at the volume. You'll notice that bitcoin isn't blowing litecoin out of the water in transactions at all

Every time you make a bitcoin transaction it is unconfirmed until it is added to a block. You can see new blocks being created every few minutes here. Note the number of "tx" for each block. Those are confirmed transactions.

In order for your transaction to be included in a block you need to include a fee. The fee goes up as Bitcoin gains usage and everyone is trying to get their transaction confirmed.

The fee is measured in sats, not dollars. A sat is the smallest unit of bitcoin (0.00000001)

Most wallets are free AFAIK. You're probably looking for either Exodus.io or Jaxx. Both are multi-wallet, meaning they support multiple coins such as ETH and Litecoin.

All wallets must implement some sort of transaction fee, as this is required by the network. However, these transaction fees do not go to the developers of the wallet.

Personally, I prefer Exodus.io over Jaxx.

China big buys everywhere

Charlie Lee Visit

August 1st Uncertainty (BTC->LTC)

ETH exodus (shapeshift.io most popular exchange for days has been ETH->LTC) https://shapeshift.io/#/coins

General awakening of the public and crypto media that LTC is severely undervalued.

Most stable coin during these turbulent times

Ease of purchase and utility increasing daily

I'm against RBF. I think it may be inevitable in the future when block rewards approach zero. Miners at that time may want to squeeze as much fees as possible out of each block. By then, we will have stuff like liquid networks that can fulfill the need for zero-conf. But the time is not now. Why destroy the usefulness of zero-conf today?

I fully agree with Erik Vorhees: https://shapeshift.io/site/blog/2015/12/01/note-ceo-erik-voorhees-appeal-zero-conf

1. Download the wallet - https://rippex.net/carteira-ripple.php
2. Own either BTC/LTC on Coinbase/Platform
3. Visit https://changelly.com/ to transfer the BTC/LTC to the wallet

let me know if you have any other questions

In the mania of 2013 litecoin also had this behavior until the last two weeks.

But boy did it outperform in those final weeks.

December 1st: https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20131201/

November 17: https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20131117/

+150% vs +800%

So much drama, indeed. From my understanding, basically Bitcoin Cash is a hard fork(UAHF) of Bitcoin, which is going to happen on Aug 1st while Bitcoin is doing the soft fork(UASF) for Segwit. It is because of a community disagrees with where Bitcoin is going and its scaling solution(Segwit). With the hard fork it means that whoever owns Bitcoin will own the same amount of Bitcoin Cash automatically since it's based on the same blockchain. The biggest feature of Bitcoin Cash is they are increasing the block size to 8MB. Coinbase already announced that they have no plan to support Bitcoin Cash at this moment. Anyways, tt is really up in the air what will happen to Bitcoin with this split O_O and no one knows if they will do the hard fork for sure until it actually happens(or doesn't)

Here is a great article about it https://medium.com/@jimmysong/bitcoin-cash-what-you-need-to-know-c25df28995cf

Bitcoin Cash website. Very clear points + Q & A https://www.bitcoincash.org/

Hope this helps!

LFMAO!

good luck with that strategy 5k coins is absolutely nothing compared to the 52,690,582 in supply. 5k coins are not going to shift the market.

more over the 24hr volume was $327,970,000 in the last 24 hours, relative the $395,000 in coins you are talking about it is again nothing.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/litecoin/

>afterwards raise the block size if necessary. I am sure that I am missing a piece of the puzzle.

That's the Bitcoin Core roadmap! :-)

You aren't really missing much - it's basically a debate between what you just said, and "increase it before fixing UTXO bloat and collecting new data".

I'm under the ipression that Dash's privacy is not very good: https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@dnaleor/warning-dash-privacy-is-worse-than-bitcoin

Also, Dash has a limited # of coins in circulation. Great for having a higher price point for each coin but bad to actually be used for commerce.

There is much more to factor into the situation and much more untold. Several things currently in the works and one of the major things I see happening is all the "FREE MONEY" BCC that the exchanges dish out over the next 1-2 weeks will heavily traded, and the liquid needs to be distributed somewhere...Some people may not sell a single one and HODL BCC for a while...many other will sell the BCC when it hits exchanges in attempts to beat the pool of others looking to sell. Same thing happened with ETH / ETC situation. Everyone holding ETH in personal wallets or exchanges received "FREE MONEY" ETC - Ethereum Classic.

Heres how that episode went down:

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@mastertrader777/major-crypto-currency-alert-etc-the-original-eth-is-now-trading-on-poloniex-why-i-just-bought-over-10k-etc

Cryptostorm will do it, might have to email them and have them manually process the LTC payment. Apparently LTC is also supported by VPN providers ibVPN, and TorGuard according to

Everyone here arguing about whether Google Authenticator or Authy is better. smh

One's by "Do No Evil" Google and the other backs up to the fucking cloud.

Use FreeOTP. It's open source and free. Backup to a secure location you control.

Others are following suit with donations! Be sure to tweet a reply if you donate!

The Foundation official wallet for the '10K for 10' campaign is here:

https://blockchair.com/litecoin/address/MSnpMwLvB4uZ9XhcuFcPxnxNEGTBUGQ1Kc

Litecoin, with its ridiculous hash power, is more secure than Ethereum? AH AH AH AH AH :D

Regarding immutability, it was decided by a vote of the community, you liar. And I remind you that Bitcoin forked to erase wrong transactions too and Litecoin is a pure copy-past of Bitcoin.

So, still zero argument to support your vaporcoin.

Lol. I see many people looking for a surge because of Bitstamp adding Litecoin, but i frankly dont see that being as big as many are making it out to be.

Check out this site where you will see the Bitstamp is ranked 19th among exchanges, behind GDAX and Gemini.

another poster above suggested FIFO (first in, first out) and that sounds right to me, but here's some advice from the experts: https://www.fool.com/knowledge-center/how-to-sell-stock-with-fifo-or-lifo.aspx

I'm sorry if I'm a pain I just want to be clear:

Gross Salary: $35,000

Capital Gains Recognized as Long-Term: $10,000

What would my Gross Salary be taxed at, and what would my Capital Gains be taxed at? Would the long-term gains be taxed independent of my Gross Salary since it is at a different rate by nature of it being long-term?

My scenario I'm thinking I would be taxed as such:

$35,000 taxed at 10% for the first $9,325 ($932) and 15% for the remaining $25,675 ($3,851), totaling $4,783 on my salary as per source.

Then since my tax bracket is 15% maximum my long-term capital gains would be taxed at 0% since according to this says:

>Your long-term capital gains tax rate depends on your marginal tax rate, or tax bracket, and you can find a full guide to the 2017 brackets here. Once you know your marginal tax rate for your income level and tax filing status, you can match it to your long-term capital gains tax rate in this table

So am I correct in thinking that I wouldn't pay capital gains tax on my long-term investments if I'm earning under $37,950?

As a tax professional, I got a lot of knowledge. It's taxed as capital gains in the US. Short-term is taxed at your ordinary taxable income rate based on your tax bracket. Long-term is taxed 0%, 15%, or 20% based on which bracket you fall in.

https://www.fool.com/retirement/2016/12/11/long-term-capital-gains-tax-rates-in-2017.aspx

https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/04/24/bitmain-antpool-artificially-boosting-bitcoin-cash-bch-price

It's a scam-coin that is EXTREMELY overpriced.

The Bitcoin Cash market cap is 2.8 larger than Litecoin while having fewer crypto transactions as Litecoin.

I love them both equally. I collect as much LTC as possible. But every time a salient current event comes up with Bitcoin (NASDAQ, Bit License, block times, block sizes, SN's Identity), I attack my wife with enthusiasm and when the eyes start to glass over, I know I've won. Or may be I lost. Whatever.

I have found it difficult to explain LTC to people that have no idea what BTC is. What I have been doing to my friends that ask me about crypto-currency is give them two links: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf and https://litecoin.com/. I don't know if this is on the litecoin.com or not, but it may be prudent to have a succinct similarity / difference lecture between the two.

Thank you, coinswitсh seems to be a useful tool. Though I see little point in comparing prices when https://flyp.me rates are 1% better than your recommended exchange offer (shapeshift)

Please add flypme to your aggregator

Yep, it's called shorting. People do this to accumulative more of the currency they favor.

If you are making orders and not executing them, check out Bitfinex, the fee's are 0% and it's great for shorting.

When executing trades, they only charge 0.1% fees.

Download Electrum-LTC from https://electrum-ltc.org and you should easily be able to find a import private key option. Use your webcam to import the key.

After a short while you should be able to see your balance. Use https://shapeshift.io to transfer LTC to BTC. Follow instructions provided.

Not your keys, not your coins.

Freewallet has a ridiculous KYC procedure (https://freewallet.org/faq/how-to-pass-kyc-procedure/) . They may freeze all your coins and it may be impossible to pass the KYC procedure to access your coins again. Just search on Google and you'll find some user experiences...

If you really want to store your coins without having to worry about your keys, use an exchange like Binance or Coinbase.

Mining calculators aren't going to be accurate for more than a month or two, because the difficulty always increases exponentially on popular coins.

You have to try to make your ROI within a few months before the difficulty bomb drops. IMO it's not worth buying a miner unless you get the first wave of shipments on a brand spanking new model, because that difficulty is going to kill you a few months down the line.

Like if you order an L3+ and it doesn't land on your doorstep until 2 months from now, your profit is going to be much lower than you think.

That being said, here's a good calculator based on currency difficulty:

https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/calculator/ltc

Go to: https://coinmarketcap.com/ and sort by Volume (24). While not definitive, there is a strong correlation between the pump in BTC and the recent alt corrections. Hang on to your ETH and LTC. They'll be back up soon. This might also be a great buying opportunity while prices are artificially low.

Excuse me sir, noob question here.

I can see that with 4000kh/s you cracked a 16 character password in two days. I my self, am using a 20 character password with complex structure for my wallet. How long do you think it will take to crack that and with how much power?

According to this website it would take around 20 septillion years to do so. Is it a load of crap?

Congratulations for winning the contest btw :)

Uploaded as well:

https://malwr.com/analysis/MTA4YWFiY2E2MDFiNDM1M2JlNTYxMmFiYzY5OTE1YjA/

This one does a significant amount more. Reading though now.

Edit: And boo, does vmware detection, I can't get it to run, oh well. Not going to invest a ton of time into it.

I sent a similar request this morning and they got back to me just now:

Hello, Reon,

Thank you for your letter.

At the moment LTC payment is not yet available, but it may be added soon so please check our website from time to time.

Best Regards, Basilio Savoya Junior Customer Support Specialist

If you intend to make these transactions in-person as opposed to online, please feel free to give Narwhallet a try. We just recently added Litecoin support and would love your feedback.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitbip&hl=en

Hey Teecee, please feel free to give Narwhallet a try. It's a POS app that allows users to accept Bitcoin, Altcoins (via ShapeShift) and cards (via Stripe) as payment. However, there's currently no feature that checks for double spends at this time.

Narwhallet intends to have direct Litecoin support, instead of through ShapeShift, not in the next release, but in the release after that. I'm the lead dev so if you have any questions or feedback please reach out!

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitbip&hl=en

So far:

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9WiVNwdNg-idzQxV1M2UEVRbWs&usp=sharing

I'm also planning to work on a couple more instructional videos for merchants with some of the community members on how to start accepting litecoin.

And if by chance you're going to tip me, please send to the devs as saigoned mentioned. LcUP7ZU3Xpk1BUR3qut3dTjC3aK5JoZMYx

Hello, I have the same problem with the same exchange, transfered from Binance to Ripio and it's been more than 2 hours and 50 confirmations but didn't receive it yet, already contact their support but it's gonna be a long wait

https://blockchair.com/litecoin/transaction/6a0cf816018a5e520136e80be8d9678c20bbddc5488306acebb30f36e0a01480

can you tell me if it's all ok?

Segwit useage on litecoin is around 80%: https://blockchair.com/litecoin/charts/segwit-usage

Answered this question a while back:

> Litecoin has plenty of space UNDER CURRENT DEMANDS. Mimblewimble extension blocks (MWEB) will also give network capacity a boost without sacrificing decentralization (node counts). All the big coins make adjustments according to need not marketing or ideology. And when (or if) the need arises, litecoin can hardfork a blocksize increase with their network STILL INTACT. Unlike certain other coins that destroys their network effect in the desperate need to get ahead. With this approach global node counts can be kept high so decentralization and state-sponsored adversaries will find it very difficult to attack. Remember that is what nodes are for: independently validate txs without a 3rd party. Low node counts make the coin easy to coerce. For example, eth can be crippled relatively simply by cutting access to the "super" nodes running on AWS (all 5 or them lol).

Hey the requirements for running a full node in almost any crypto is pretty low. The hardest part is just the initial block download (can take days sometimes weeks depending on your connection and hardware) but once that is done it's pretty minimal system resources to keep it running. I ran a Litecoin node on a laptop from 2013 up until about last year with no problems.

The main resource hog is space and for Litecoin it's pretty low, the blockchain is a little over 30 GB now: https://blockchair.com/litecoin/charts/blockchain-size

However, as Litecoin gets more popular that will only go up. It grew 10 GB just last year.

From 3 years ago ...
https://www.reddit.com/r/litecoin/comments/61xuka/litecoin_node_counts/ The bitinfocharts links there seem to be 404

https://blockchair.com/nodes
Not like bitnodes, not a list, just statistics

Not too worried. It will be hard to find places that sell phony coins. Litecoin Gold appears to only be sold on a single source that I've never heard of before. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/litecoin-gold/#markets

You'll notice there's also a Litecoin Plus & Litecoin Ultra in the list too, and they have the same problem with # of sources selling it.

For the bitcoin holders,

Its time to consider switching to litecoin. We're scraping the bottom of the ltc/btc range.

If we break through you sell with a 5-10% loss. If we don't, the sky is the limit.

Remember what happened in the final weeks of the '13 bubble:

https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20131201/

Btc +45%% Ltc +300%

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/bitcoin-price-prediction-rise-jack-dorsey-twitter-btc-value-a8809741.html

The independent article says without quote:

>During the 30-minute interview, Mr Dorsey revealed that he had maxed out the $10,000 spending limits on his company's application Cash App in recent weeks.

https://anchor.fm/tales-from-the-crypt/episodes/Tales-from-the-Crypt-61-Jack-Dorsey-e3c5jc

At ~ 08:15 he says that he exceeded his limit. Nothing more.

> Plans to get LTC electrum integrated with Tailz Operating System?

I do not have any plans to work on that, but if someone wants to contribute here are the guidelines for inclusion: https://tails.boum.org/support/faq/index.en.html#index26h2

There are a few requirements. Most importantly, the software must first be made available in Debian.

Personally I prefer to take advantage of Tails's persistence feature to install both Electrum and Electrum-LTC. This way I can always have the latest versions.

It apparently only encrypts the private keys (the part needed to transfer money). The addresses themselves can be loaded with no password.

So unless you're really secretive of knowledge of your amounts or transactions, there shouldn't be a need to encrypt further.

...but if you so desired, you could set up a [file symbolic link](http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753194(v=ws.10\).aspx) to put your wallet.dat in a truecrypt volume.

> but LTC has no interest in Korea

That's odd. 11.83% of today's trades are at bithumb a Korean exchange. Making it number 3 today. I don't monitor it regularly; but, have seen them placing first at least once.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/litecoin/#markets

https://bitcoin.org/en/bitcoin-core/capacity-increases-faq When people will see this which will be prolly before NYE, the demand for the LTC wallet for ios will skyrocket if people decide to switch to LTC.

Not sure if you're serious, but a lot of people think that. How old is Charlie? 30-32?

You're always welcome to check your transaction status for LTC with us at blockchair.com :) Here you can also filter and sort data according to various criteria. Take a look!

Another reason to add to the ones listed below is that doge isn't mined directly: it's merged-mined. Here's some useful links to explain: https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/guides/what-is-merged-mining-bitcoin-namecoin-litecoin-dogecoin/ https://www.coindesk.com/dogecoin-allow-litecoin-merge-mining

Hopefully these guys are working their asses off to reopen I cant even imagine the amount of money they are not making while shutdown. If judging by this estimate : https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/btc-e/

56,600,000 Million dollars on last 48 Hours and take out 5%= 2,830,000 a day?

Yea, and right now Bitcoin Cash is valued at $375.40, which quite frankly i think they just pulled that number out of their ass, once you can sell your BCC on an exchange we will see just how much BCC should really be valued at. (spoiler alert: it will be very low)

I'm not that proficient with graphic data creation, but I''ll poke around Coinbase, coinmarketcap.com.

edit: If you follow this link and then select the "1 day (1d)" tab, it has a breakdown and line graph by time of day.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/litecoin/#charts

Also on Coinbase, select 1D (1 day) tab and you can scan with your mouse across the graph and it will tell you the corresponding times:
https://www.coinbase.com/charts

My bad, here you go: https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/

Trust me, I'm very happy to hear about this but not entirely convinced that it's going to have the impact we're all hoping for. All I've been hearing is moon, moon, moon around hear lately but the price barely budges.

More importantly, LTC's 24-hr volume represents 71% and 56% of the total 24-hr volume of OKCoin and Huobi, respectively. As seen here and here.

LoafWallet is strictly LTC.

Do you have the same issues with Electrum BTC ?

Make sure to use the correct client for the corresponding coin.

https://electrum.org/ Strictly BTC.

https://electrum-ltc.org/ Strictly LTC.

Sorry for being dumb, but where is this from? (the quote I mean).

I can see that desposits/withdrawals are disabled, but I don't see that text anywhere :S

edit: found it, it's on the trading page.

https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_ltc

As others have mentioned, this is a standard message they show when the wallet is offline. Don't read too much into it.

If you are in Calgary then I can sell you some.

Otherwise you can buy BTC from any of the many BTMs, exchanges or brokages around the country and then convert those to LTC on Cryptsy or Bitfinex.

Those are my referral links for those two sites btw.

When I want quick exchanges, I use Shapeshift or ExchangeMyCoins depending on who was the best price at the moment.

Good: Instant exchange with no account needed.

Bad: Expensive. I'm not sure for Shapeshift, but ExchangeMyCoins charges a 1% fee. You pay premium for the convenience and anonymity, though.

Edit: Typo

Use https://shapeshift.io/ or btc-e.com to convert btc to ltc. I wouldn't use Hive wallet https://www.reddit.com/r/litecoin/comments/3dfspt/urgent_do_not_use_hive_ios/

use litecoin core or electrum ltc

This is pretty interesting. Just saw the announcement in my Facebook feed from shapeshift just now. I didn't look into it too closely yet but it looks like a more direct rail from fiat to altcoins.

https://shapeshift.io/site/blog/2015/07/07/AltQuick-integrates-shapeshiftAPI

~~www.cavirtex.com is the only straight Canadian exchange I know of.~~ -- Stay away from here as other users have indicated its shutting down.

If you have BTC https://shapeshift.io/ takes that(and many other alts) for LTC and you don't need an account at all.

I couldn't find if https://www.cryptsy.com takes CAD but there's a Canadian symbol thingy at the bottom of the page. If they do I'd probably choose that over virtex.

We temporarily disabled the buying feature while we're looking for better prices for our users. In the meantime, you can top up your wallet with other coins via the smart pay-in feature.

That is awesome!! I am new to the game and still learning so I'll save anyone else who wasn't sure exactly what usdt is a trip to look. https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/guides/what-is-usdt-and-how-to-use-it/

If you can't google it, look at it this way: >7.000.000 mined coins (https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/dash/overview) for >4.000 masternodes with a 1.000 Dash stake each. That's 4.000.000 coins locked up in POS mining that pick up 45% of block rewards. You can even have your masternode hosted since there is little work involved.
Not trying to criticize, it's actually a 'not to bad' answer to the 'quasi-instamine' problem; but it's just not my taste of crypto.

Okay looks like coinomi servers are struggling.

You can wait for it to appear or they come out wiht a fix or you can import it into electrum. If you want to import it into electrum, follow these steps:

1. Go to their Recovery Tool and enter your recovery phrase.
2. Select the coin you want from the dropdown box.
3. Click on BIP32
4. Copy the BIP32 Extended Key
5. Go to Electrum and then File -> New/Restore
6. In the Install wizard select Restore a wallet or import keys and press next
7. Paste your key and press next

If you can't extract your private keys, since your wallet seeds are compatible with other wallets, you can try to use some of their tools.

Save page. Transfer to another computer with no internet, or, at the very least disable internet and go into incognito mode. Use the script. Later, when we get this solved, you'll want to use a different seed.
https://coinomi.com/recovery-phrase-tool.html

Charlie did reach out to bitstamp in a tweet after coinbase. If they would do it it would make the most sense to do it together with ether.

It's also the 4th by volume: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/volume/monthly/

The drop from the low 60s to high 50s, down to the mid-40s (a drop of around 25% of its value) happened right after the news spread that Palmer was leaving the Reddit sub and called it a cult. It's there on the charts, plain as day. For the previous month, it had been bouncing between the mid 50's and 60's.

https://coinmarketcap.com/doge_30.html

ID requirements / no anonymous accounts, therefore I don't personally see it as an alternative.

https://www.kraken.com/legal/verification

...I certainly wouldn't refer to it as 'similar' to btc-e.

> San Francisco based

Using something within the U.S. is asking for trouble IMO... a much different kind of trouble than having an exchange disappear with your funds.

It's in public beta right now. If you want access, you can request it by joining the group here. I have been running it for about a week now, and I'd say it's in pretty good shape already.

Holly shit, really, a person owns some ETH and fans go crazy about.

Sex industry has been taking crptos for years (2013-2014) so she is way behind the 8 ball https://thenextweb.com/insider/2014/07/26/online-payments-prostitution-internet-transforming-oldest-profession/#.tnw_d3WqTfLH

I made a legacy account now that i know segwit wasen't the option i should have selected. I still have L adress but they appear to be more compatible https://snipboard.io/Of8uWk.jpg

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Edit : They are, thanks everyone.

Well, I don't know if "two-layers" is the best description, but yes basically it forces them to go A LOT slower. If the password is "1234" then it won't make it impossible, but with a sufficiently long password that isn't used somewhere else (and therefor isnt compromised) then it will be near-impossible.

I would describe to layers as this: https://qvault.io/2019/06/20/dual-encryption/

I made a countdown info calculator - plug in data from http://litecoinblockhalf.com/segwit.php

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/jzb3vuidnn

Current projections:

43% average support needed to win.
At the current rate, lock-in will occur at 2:30 PM eastern time.

By 6 am we will only need 32% support.

With another 6 hours, required support drops to 13%.

By 2 PM, required support will be at 4%.

🐥

If you've already read a few books and are interested in Quantopian I'd suggest you go here next:

https://www.coursera.org/course/compinvesting1

It goes through some of the libraries behind Zipline and is a good start - you may want to skip the first few weeks.

There are also some good modules on machine learning too ...

strangled.net is part of a small, free DNS vanity service (you can read about it here: https://freedns.afraid.org/signup/moreinfo/). Basically you register an account and you can get, for instance, 9blu.strangled.net and point it at some server you are running, saving you the money of registering and renewing a domain name for it.

Someone setup a Electrum node using lith.strangled.net. (see https://uasf.saltylemon.org/electrum for a list).

Since I at some time something nefarious used a host name from strangled.net (fictional example: MyBotNet.strangled.net), malware bytes detects and blocks the entire root domain.

I don't think there is anything wrong with the lith.strangled.net node, it's just malware bytes is being overly caution in blocking the entire strangled.net domain. I don't think it's a problem to keep letting it block it either. There are plenty of other nodes out there.

The file name of the wallet is wallet.dat. It will be generated automatically and non-interactively (you won't be asked) if it doesn't exist.

Did you maybe move the wallet file somewhere else? Everything is one of the best file search tools on the market.

Litecoin Core stores its user and chain data in %APPDATA%\Litecoin (you can just copy & paste that into Explorers address bar).

I uploaded a copy to malwr.com, here's the output: https://malwr.com/analysis/NDMzMDkzOGQzZTIwNGY3OWEyMWM3MTY4ZmE1MmNkMzg/

Not sure if it detected that it was in a VM, or if the fact that opencl wasnt' installed, but it didn't drop anything. I'm guessing this is just the miner component.

Currently I would say overvalued I think it rose almost 25% today. Long term it's way undervalued. It's going to be like paypal and bitcoin mashed together. Fees will be less than a penny and it can be private and instant. Check out the update coming next year https://www.dash.org/evolution/

The link to support at Skype is: http://www.skype.com/go/contactcs

But you will need to log in first. It is worth it though and, as a registered user, they'll tend to take it more seriously than being email spammed by a ton of random internet inhabitants.

We need more volunteers to help work on some of the marketing efforts going on. Please join us here: https://trello.com/litecoincommunity

Also please only join if you have skills to contribute. We want the trello community to be predominantly people actually working on projects. We are looking for individuals who are/can do:

• professional expertise in the fields of branding & marketing
• project management
• graphic design
• photography
• production and post-production (shooters, motion graphics, sound design),
• copy writing
• web design

Please contact marketing leads FreeJack and theMage.

Edit: also, remember once you join trello to fill out your profile with information of your skills and/or resume (informal is fine). This way project leads can better see who is available for what work. Thanks.

Hello everyone! A new update is live on iOS. Custom price alerts. If the price goes above or below the selected price, you will receive a push notification. You can add alerts in all different currencies that are supported within the app. This will be added to the portfolio as well, so that you can change the currency of the average cost instead of only the selected currency.

For now it´s only top 25 coins but if everything goes as expected I will shortly add another 100-200 coins.

The Android version will be out in a week or two.

Hope you like it!

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/se/app/coincurrently/id1543974454#?platform=iphone

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cryptium.coincurrently&hl=sv&gl=US

Hello everyone!

For the last couple of weeks I have been working on adding candlestick charts to the crypto app I am working on. What do you think?

I have also added some info on where to buy currencies as well as the official websites and description of each currency. Feel free to check it out at App Store and Google Play

The Android update should be out in about 2 weeks. Thanks

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/se/app/coincurrently/id1543974454#?platform=iphone

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cryptium.coincurrently&hl=sv&gl=US

Hello everyone!
Since the last post was more or less a success, I though I´d share another one in hope that you like it just as much :)
But first of all I´d like to just take a moment to thank you all so much. Thanks to your support, the app managed to climb to rank 90 in the finance category on app store. Unbelievable. Thanks!
So what´s new in the app? What I´m most excited about is the price alert push notifications. Everytime bitcoin or ethereum goes up or down 5%, you will get a notification. This is on the store for both iOS and Android.
The rest of the pictures you might remember from the last post but the update is now live on Google Play as well. Next, I will add so that you can favorite mark coins in the toplist so that they end up in the top. Hope you like what you see and as always, it´s 100% free
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/se/app/coincurrently/id1543974454#?platform=iphone
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cryptium.coincurrently&hl=sv&gl=US

1. You can buy Litecoin directly in the app
2. You can use a credit card.
3. Purchases support the Litecoin Foundation

App Store for iPhones LoafWallet - Litecoin Wallet by Litecoin Foundation Limited https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/loafwallet-litecoin-wallet/id1119332592?mt=8

Play Store for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.loafwallet