Yeah that was crazy, that's what I use to mine. But, I take my payouts weekly to my own wallet. I only lost about $100, a lot of people just stored their coins there like fools
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Yeah that was crazy, that's what I use to mine. But, I take my payouts weekly to my own wallet. I only lost about $100, a lot of people just stored their coins there like fools
Somebody needs to come up with better passwords over there. :lol:
Yeah, I bet we find out it was someone on the inside, they transfered 60+ million from an internal storage wallet to another wallet in one pass.
'Backed by the full faith of Legmann'
I'm skeptical about most publicly trade companies that throw 'Crypto' into their name. I have two separate friends who are big stock brokers and have taken companies public or overseen name changes to 'crypto' or 'bitcoin' related names just to watch the share prices skyrocket :lol: What actual value or relationship to crytpo these companies have is dubious.
But then again I'm skeptical of most crypto currencies except for a couple too... so pick your poison :lol:
Bitcoin mining consumes more electricity a year than Ireland
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...ricity-ireland
:lol:
Which is why so many miners ar in China, the electricity is free
That riot blockchain stock is up $5.
Did you buy some?
Steam is a program I have to buy and download PC games. In the old days a person would buy the physical CD or DVD, then install the game from that.
Steam handles all of the various updates and additional content that most games need over time. It's handy because you buy whatever amount of games, install and play. Then if you wipe Windows or start fresh on another PC, all of your Steam purchases are right there and you can reinstall anything you've previously bought, any amount of times.
Litecoin is up 493% this month I bought it @ 61.59 and now it's @ 350.55 :dance:
This looks an awful lot like a bubble.