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Ich sag doch da läuft was.
Wenn die Abspaltung stabil läuft bekommen wir dieselbe Anzahl die wir sowieso schon haben.
Coinbase geht da sehr professionell vor
Wenn die Abspaltung stabil läuft bekommen wir dieselbe Anzahl die wir sowieso schon haben.
Coinbase geht da sehr professionell vor
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.207.373 von BTC123 am 17.11.17 11:36:55Also doch?
http://www.cryptodaily.net/segwit2x-activation-countdown-tim…
http://www.cryptodaily.net/segwit2x-activation-countdown-tim…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.207.349 von BTC123 am 17.11.17 11:34:07mmmhhhh
David FarmerFollow
Director of Comms @ Coinbase
Nov 17
Bitcoin Segwit2x Update
There have been a number of developments with Bitcoin Segwit2x since our last update.
Coinbase is actively monitoring this situation and will make every attempt to allow customers to benefit from this fork if it results in a safe and functioning network. No action is required and all funds stored on Coinbase remain safe.
Last week, the Segwit2x development team announced they would no longer continue with the project. In addition, a significant portion of miners and other community leaders withdrew their support for the fork. However, despite these developments, a small number of miners may attempt to go forward with a fork.
We wanted to provide clarity about the potential outcomes of the fork and what Coinbase will do in each scenario.
To protect customer funds, Coinbase will disable Bitcoin sends and receives at 2 am Pacific Time on November 17th, and disable buys and sells an hour before the fork, which is currently predicted to occur between 6am to 8am Pacific Time on November 17th. All functionality will be re-enabled shortly afterwards.
Scenario 1: network is unusable
If support for the fork remains at current levels, or decreases, the Bitcoin2x network will be unusable. Coinbase will not support withdrawals or trading as it will not be possible to move these assets. Currently we believe this is the most likely scenario.
If the network gains support at a later date, we will enable Bitcoin2x withdrawals from the platform.
Scenario 2: network is usable
If transactions are being confirmed at a reasonable speed, and miner support is strong, we will allow Coinbase customers to withdraw Bitcoin2x. We will not immediately enable buys and sells as previously stated, but we may enable them at a later date.
We operate by the principle that our customers should benefit to the greatest extent possible from hard forks or other unexpected events. We have invested significant resources to make sure we can prepare for each scenario, and if there is a stable and functioning network we will give customers access to Bitcoin2x funds.
We continue to work on Bitcoin Cash and are on track for January 1, 2018.
https://blog.coinbase.com/bitcoin-segwit2x-update-b69a1c1e5e…
David FarmerFollow
Director of Comms @ Coinbase
Nov 17
Bitcoin Segwit2x Update
There have been a number of developments with Bitcoin Segwit2x since our last update.
Coinbase is actively monitoring this situation and will make every attempt to allow customers to benefit from this fork if it results in a safe and functioning network. No action is required and all funds stored on Coinbase remain safe.
Last week, the Segwit2x development team announced they would no longer continue with the project. In addition, a significant portion of miners and other community leaders withdrew their support for the fork. However, despite these developments, a small number of miners may attempt to go forward with a fork.
We wanted to provide clarity about the potential outcomes of the fork and what Coinbase will do in each scenario.
To protect customer funds, Coinbase will disable Bitcoin sends and receives at 2 am Pacific Time on November 17th, and disable buys and sells an hour before the fork, which is currently predicted to occur between 6am to 8am Pacific Time on November 17th. All functionality will be re-enabled shortly afterwards.
Scenario 1: network is unusable
If support for the fork remains at current levels, or decreases, the Bitcoin2x network will be unusable. Coinbase will not support withdrawals or trading as it will not be possible to move these assets. Currently we believe this is the most likely scenario.
If the network gains support at a later date, we will enable Bitcoin2x withdrawals from the platform.
Scenario 2: network is usable
If transactions are being confirmed at a reasonable speed, and miner support is strong, we will allow Coinbase customers to withdraw Bitcoin2x. We will not immediately enable buys and sells as previously stated, but we may enable them at a later date.
We operate by the principle that our customers should benefit to the greatest extent possible from hard forks or other unexpected events. We have invested significant resources to make sure we can prepare for each scenario, and if there is a stable and functioning network we will give customers access to Bitcoin2x funds.
We continue to work on Bitcoin Cash and are on track for January 1, 2018.
https://blog.coinbase.com/bitcoin-segwit2x-update-b69a1c1e5e…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.207.331 von DARTHVADER1 am 17.11.17 11:32:38Kann nirgendwo sonst was darüber finden.....(?)
Warum sollte Coinbase dann so eine Meldung bringen ?
Da ist was am laufen
Da ist was am laufen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.207.247 von DARTHVADER1 am 17.11.17 11:24:56Verstehe dieses Vorgehen nicht
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.207.247 von DARTHVADER1 am 17.11.17 11:24:56Das Update wurde abgesagt!
Warum Schwachsinn ?
Eurozone erwägt Regulierung von Krypto-Währung
Nach dem Handelsverbot für Krypto-Börsen in China wird der Europäischen Zentralbank (EZB) zufolge auch in der Eurozone über eine härtere Gangart im Umgang mit Bitcoin & Co. nachgedacht. Laut EZB-Ratsmitglied Ewald Nowotny diskutieren Gesetzgeber und Zentralbanken derzeit über eine Regulierung von Krypto-Währungen.Quelle:
http://www.n-tv.de/wirtschaft/wirtschaft_der_boersen_ta…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.207.163 von DARTHVADER1 am 17.11.17 11:14:57So ein Schwachsinn
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