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Not coinbase (or associated with them in any way), but probably when there's a clear dominant chain, or if there are 2 stable chains. Without a dominant chain, confirmation scoring can be messed up, and if it does split into 2 chains, you might accidentally spend coins on both chains without meaning to, or you might get a tx on one chain only and your wallet may not register it correctly. This is assuming there is a chain split, as there might not be.

(sorry for the OT kano)

There's no account by that name.
I guess you made some mistake on the register page?
It will say so at the top when you try.
The other possibility is you got locked out, so I'd need your IP address to work out if that happened.
PM me the IP if you can't register at all.

Are mobile wallets in https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet actually local wallets? or just a frontend to something online? Would the mobile wallets described there be a good option as a local wallet? instead of running a node just for 0.1 btc or less?

I'd love to mine in your pool, but I can't get the account setup.

I setup an account (username MinerSRQ) a month ago (or more?) and it's not allowing me to login nor does the reset password come to my email address.

Kano, is there something I can do to get on your pool?

... and 2 payouts

Thanks Kano! BTW I wouldn't mind if you hold payout until things settle down
I am still waiting for answer from Coinbase on its temporary suspension.

BTW, any recommendation on BTC store? Thanks!

Get a hardware wallet...they are easy to set up and very safe.  I have a KeepKey which I love and others really love their Trezor. You can also setup a Core node.

Now everything is in cloud. At one time people like to keep cash at home, maybe still, but I am getting used to do everything online

Can you please offer some alternatives for keeping BTC? Thanks.

Block by blockmines!

This is our 1st of BLOCK THURSDAY!

Yes, at this point in time the safest thing to do is have your own wallet and then see what happens with the various activations - and not doing any transactions on the days that changes occur.

I will 'probably' suspend some payouts also if the network status gets 'hectic' - though I don't expect there to really be too many problems since it's not a 33/33/33 issue any more (33% nothing, 33% SegWit, 33% BU) it's now almost all SegWit but under various names.

I'm, of course, still working on our 'position' in the network, but will have that resolved soon.

Asked Coinbase. No response yet. I hope people here have the answer since I am not the only one use Coinbase.

Or asking themselves why they would use an online wallet?

Seems to me you should be asking Coinbase these questions.

Very well put
As for the investment part of mining mentioned in same post... Since Feb 2014 I've bought 102 miners, mostly Ants of all flavors. Figure an average cost of say $1.2k and do the math.... BTW: only cash outlay was $8k Feb through late April. After that all upgrades paid by farm earnings

Then balance that with the pool reporting me having earned over 90BTC here + what I earned on EMC before they shut down and well...

Hi,

I received the following message from Coinbase today:

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Dear Coinbase Customer,

The User Activated Hard Fork (UAHF) is a proposal to increase the Bitcoin block size scheduled to activate on August 1. The UAHF is incompatible with the current Bitcoin ruleset and will create a separate blockchain. Should UAHF activate on August 1, Coinbase will not support the new blockchain or its associated coin.

The User Activated Soft Fork (UASF) is a proposal to adopt Segregated Witness on the Bitcoin blockchain and could result in network instability. It is scheduled to activate at the same time as the UAHF.

To ensure the safety of customers’ funds, we will temporarily suspend bitcoin deposits, withdrawals, and buy/sell starting approximately 4 hours before activation of either fork.

If you currently have bitcoin in your Coinbase account, and do not wish to have access to UAHF coins or have immediate access to your bitcoin, you are not required to take any action.
If you wish to have access to UAHF coins or you wish to have immediate access to your bitcoin, you should send your bitcoin from Coinbase to your external address by July 31.

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So my questions are:

Can I still use Coinbase address for Kano since bitcoin transaction will be temporarily suspended?
Coinbase will temporarily suspend all bitcoin transactions. When will it resume?

Thanks for your answers!

 

Well I certainly hope our block watchers are OK. But since no one else mentioned the block this morning I will:

Block by pangborn.5-17 @ 2017‑07‑19 09:28:58

5th block with 2.2PH!

Block! 30mins ago by pangborn