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People keep asking me "What is the best way to convert my bitcoins to cash?"... anyone know a good answer that you know works (first hand)?
People keep asking me "What is the best way to convert my bitcoins to cash?"... anyone know a good answer that you know works (first hand)?
People keep asking me "What is the best way to convert my bitcoins to cash?"... anyone know a good answer that you know works (first hand)?
The 196,123 number is a count of the number of distinct IP addresses being rumored between nodes. Most of them are never working garbage sent into the network by confused software, misguided would-be DOS attackers, etc.
First the surge in Tor nodes, now this? I bet the Feds did this.
People keep asking me "What is the best way to convert my bitcoins to cash?"... anyone know a good answer that you know works (first hand)?
It depends heavily on where you are, which bank you're with, with whom you're a citizen of, and a myriad of other factors. Canadians may have an easier time than Americans, but Britons will be SOL.
Is it that hard to set up on BitBargain?
People keep asking me "What is the best way to convert my bitcoins to cash?"... anyone know a good answer that you know works (first hand)?
People keep asking me "What is the best way to convert my bitcoins to cash?"... anyone know a good answer that you know works (first hand)?
This is _highly_ misleading. The actual number of nodes that they're measuring is 11,664, which is a sudden increase from a slowly declining level of about 4,400 as of a month ago. The 196,123 number is a count of the number of distinct IP addresses being rumored between nodes. Most of them are never working garbage sent into the network by confused software, misguided would-be DOS attackers, etc.
Also, for people who don't see this as natural (and I agree that it looks almost mechanical), is this a misguided "51%" attack? (Seems unlikely given that if you have the resources for that, you also probably understand how it works.) Just curious what people see this sudden change as representing.
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It depends heavily on where you are, which bank you're with, with whom you're a citizen of, and a myriad of other factors. Canadians may have an easier time than Americans, but Britons will be SOL.
> Britons will be SOL Is it that hard to set up on BitBargain?
Not to mention the 0.4XBT non refundable seller application fee.
For a one-off "I want to cash out" use case this is completely unworkable.