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How my friend lost 2 Ether

Posted by Taras Lanchev on

This is my friend's story from a few months back. 2 months ago my neighbour told me about mining and helped me get my first mining rig up and running. I went on https://www.myetherwallet.com, created a wallet, typed in my miner parameters, started the rig and just left it. Today I decided to see how it is doing and how much I've made. So I go to Yahoo, seach for "MyEtherWallet" and click the first link I see (yes, yes, I'm stupid), load my wallet up, type in my password and see that I have almost 2 Ether! I exited the site and went on it again later (this time...

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What is Pump and Dump and Why Should I avoid it?

Posted by Taras Lanchev on

Telegram and other messengers which are used for crypto have a lot of channels and groups which offer quick money from cryptocurrencies. They normally call themselves "Crypto Signals" or something of that matter. Please please please. Don't fall for this. Let's talk about why pump and dump is a scam and is a bad idea. For example, there is a Telegram channel called "Pump Notifier/Trading Signals". A few times a day that channel posts the name of the exchange where people will buy a coin and a countdown to when they should start buying. At the specified time, the channel sends out a...

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What is Gas in Ethereum and how much should I pay for an Ethereum transaction?

Posted by Taras Lanchev on

"I didn't have enough gas to complete a transaction! What does that mean? How do I get around it?" I hear those questions asked very often by the people who are into Ethereum. And it's fair enough. I only recently learnt what Gas, Gwei and Contracts are. We already talked about how much you should pay for a Bitcoin transaction, but this time the challenge is a bit harder. So let's get down to it! 1 ETH = 1000000000000000000 wei = 1000000000 gwei (shannon) = 1000000 szabo = 1000 finney This is how Vitalik and Co trolled the whole Ethereum community. Still don't get...

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What is the difference between a fork and a hard fork?

Posted by Taras Lanchev on

The majority of cryptos have been created as a result of a fork. The number of forks is increasing day by day, but it's important to know the differences between a fork and a hard fork. Let's use an example to explain. Litecoin - was originally a fork of Bitcoin. Its foundations are built on the source code of BTC, but its blockchain was started from block 0.  Bitcoin Cash - is a hard fork of Bitcoin. Similarly to the fork - the foundations are built using the source code of Bitcoin, yet the blockchain was started from block 478559. As a result of that, the...

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