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r/Lindacoin•

I'm laughing inside today as Ive watched this go up. I threw a few hundred dollars at it the other day just to roll the dice a little. My friends and I joke about how all of the cheap shitcoins are killing us right now. I bought some Linda and it's payed off so far. Let's be honest, this is a 100% pure shitcoin, or is it? IS this just everyone else thinking the same thing as me, that people are buying it because it's so cheap and has ok volume for the shitty exchanges that it's on? How far can it go realistically? Surely, it's going to run out of gas pretty quick. Would love to hear otherwise.

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r/burstcoin•

Iv'e already posted here a couple times. I just cannot get up and running on my Mac. Iv'e tried both linked walkthroughs, as well as little bits of advice people commented on my other post here. My buddy with a PC had no problem whatsoever getting started, it was just a few clicks. All the while he's laughing at me and my "stupid Mac". This is a HUGE HUGE barrier to adoption IMO. Whatever, I'm here to stay, but I would like to know if there is any active work being done on this issue. Also wondering if anyone in the community would be willing to make a video tutorial for total newbs that don't understand half of the words being thrown out. Thanks.

Sorry for the repetitive posts, this is my

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r/burstcoin•

The wallet is saying that I don't have a public key yet and I need to send am outgoing transaction to make my account more secure. It's also giving me the option to setup account info. What should I do to get my Burst transferred from Bittrex?

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r/burstcoin•

Hi all, I am new to Burst and looking to get my funds off of Bittrex. I am having a hell of a time getting set up with a wallet. I'm not here to bitch or FUD, but this is huge barrier to wider adoption and use, but I'm sure everyone is aware of that.

So I use a Mac, and was unable to get setup, even following two separate sets of instructions, including the one linked to at the top of this sub. Gonna be asking for more help on that in a minute. I also bought some Burst for friends and family, and I am trying to load up some web wallets for them (If I can't get the desktop up and running then there's certainly no way they will). I am using the PoCC web wallet and I can't actually figure out

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r/burstcoin•

So I'm trying to get the Mac wallet set up and I clicked on the link posted at the top of this sub. Walking through all of the steps, I run into an issue when trying to log into Maria DB. I enter ( mysql -u root -p -h localhos ) into the terminal and it wants my password. I enter the password for my computer and I get this ( ERROR 2005 (HY000): Unknown MySQL server host 'localhos' (8) ). Anyone have any troubleshooting advice. I really hope there is a more setup friendly version of the Mac wallet in the works for newbs.

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r/DAG_Crypto•

Let me start by saying that I am excited to create my first subreddit. I love reddit and I hope to assist in building a great community. My intention here is to have a place outside of r/CryptoCurrency where we can all post more generally about DAG related cryptos. I for one believe that this is the future of this technology. Let's all help each other out in whatever way that looks. Whether its a polite challenge to think critically, or a heads up about a new up and coming project, lets make this a great place for everything DAG. Thanks for stopping by.

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r/IOTAmarkets•

Just want to know what people think. Downvote me if you must, but I would want to know about other tokens that have similar tech and potential up and comers. I would never post this in the other IOTA sub, but seems more appropriate here, since this is the place to talk about trading and investing. Iota markets have been pretty stale lately, and honestly, I'm just a holder that accumulates on the dips. I am also putting new money into some other projects. I wanted to discuss this here, since I think that IOTA investors would be interested specifically.

Let's talk about Burst. Burst is a crypto that's been around for awhile and uses proof-of-capacity consensus, which utilizes spare hd storag

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r/burstcoin•

Hello everyone. I am new here. I was recently brought in by the recent dymaxion announcement. I wanted to address a simple, yet important issue. It looks like Burst has undergone some rebranding recently? I bought Burst on Bittrex and wasn't even sure if I was buying the right coin. CMC just calls it Burst and has a different logo. Bittrex calls it Burstcoin and has a horrible gold coin logo. This needs to change. Kudos to the rebrand, looks like the old brand was terrible, let's definitely get rid of it on the largest volume exchange. Also, we need to get on Binance. Way better over there.

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r/CryptoCurrency•

Yeah, I know, it's a mcafee pump coin. That's fine, it's down about 50% from the high the other day. Looking into this coin and it seems to have some serious potential.

First it utilizes proof-of-capacity, where mining is based on utilizing storage, interesting.

Second it gives the option to use either ring signatures or zero knowledge tech to send privately.

Third (and the most intriguing) is the dymaxion tangle being built on top of the blockchain to allow for instantaneous transactions. I do believe there will be a very small fee though. That's fine.

IOTA and Rai both face the potential issue of node incentives. I like IOTA's approach to add value in terms of IoT use, whereby compan

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r/RaiTrade•

Can't expect these type of price increases without the impending correction. Especially on a shitty exchange with little volume. Keep in mind that large sellers and trading bots are currently absent from these markets, and a new exchange is likely to cause a bloodbath. Don't get caught buying the top. I'm looking to pick some up around $5.00, but I'll take anything under $10.00.

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r/IOTAmarkets•

Trying not to fomo buy, but they are killing us right now. Could quickly overtake IOTA if the hype continues. What happens if the corporate interests jump ship? I know that the price is easily manipulated on those exchanges, and I expect a dump, but it's still going up strong and every other post in the main crypto sub is about rai.

Then CFB opened his mouth. Anyone who read closer could tell that it was a subtle attack, not an offer for help, but I think people read into it wrong.

Is rai solid, or are people overlooking some serious flaws? I know IOTA isn't perfect, but I feel like we are far far ahead of rai in terms of development. They haven't had the same stress tests that we have a

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r/Silverbugs•

I finally did it and it feels like a huge weight has been lifted. Right now is a good time with the recent crypto correction. Do it before it's too late and regret holding silver forever. Gold and silver will never be widely used as money again, and their perception as such is hanging on by a thread. The guy at the coin shop looked depressed and seemed reluctant to even buy my stack. he said that business has fallen off a cliff and everyone is coming in to sell their metal for crypto. He might even go out of business. I'm not making this up. It's not too late folks. Silver is going back to $5, and gold is going to $200. Get out now. Don't buy the argument that gold and silver have intrinsic

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