...another income stream is linking your BTC address for the Byteball airdrop. You get .0625 GBYTE($46.31 as of this writing) for every 1 BTC you have during the snapshot. Usually the Byteball distribution is held every Full Moon... about once a month. I make around $5000 worth of Byteball's every full moon and you can hold them or trade them on Bittrex. It takes a little bit of work to download the wallet and link your BTC address, but it's really worth it if you have 20+ BTC laying around.
Does this work on secure wallets too? I like the sound of what your saying but holding substantial amounts of bitcoin in a hot wallet would give me PTSD.
Yes, you control the private keys. I use my Nano S. Send the coins to a BTC address that you control. Download the Byteball software(takes a bit to sync the blockchain). Click "Chat" once the blockchain is synced and send a message to the transition bot (doesn't matter what you type) and the bot will reply asking you to prove ownership of your coins by either sending a small amount from the BTC address that you control or signing a message verifying that the coins are yours.
I will just sweep my BTC into my Nano S address before the airdrop and wait until the snapshot is taken before moving them back out. It takes a few hours after the airdrop for the byteball's to hit your wallet. HODL or trade them.
Thanks for the info, I usually stay on top of things but this is a first for me. If you don't mind I have some follow up questions: Can it scan the exodus wallet? Why can't it scan the ledger nano wallet if it is plugged in?
Next Stop. $500 per day.
...another income stream is linking your BTC address for the Byteball airdrop. You get .0625 GBYTE($46.31 as of this writing) for every 1 BTC you have during the snapshot. Usually the Byteball distribution is held every Full Moon... about once a month. I make around $5000 worth of Byteball's every full moon and you can hold them or trade them on Bittrex. It takes a little bit of work to download the wallet and link your BTC address, but it's really worth it if you have 20+ BTC laying around.
Does this work on secure wallets too? I like the sound of what your saying but holding substantial amounts of bitcoin in a hot wallet would give me PTSD.
Yes, you control the private keys. I use my Nano S. Send the coins to a BTC address that you control. Download the Byteball software(takes a bit to sync the blockchain). Click "Chat" once the blockchain is synced and send a message to the transition bot (doesn't matter what you type) and the bot will reply asking you to prove ownership of your coins by either sending a small amount from the BTC address that you control or signing a message verifying that the coins are yours.
I will just sweep my BTC into my Nano S address before the airdrop and wait until the snapshot is taken before moving them back out. It takes a few hours after the airdrop for the byteball's to hit your wallet. HODL or trade them.
Thanks for the info, I usually stay on top of things but this is a first for me. If you don't mind I have some follow up questions: Can it scan the exodus wallet? Why can't it scan the ledger nano wallet if it is plugged in?
Thanks a bunch, followed.
robert-call, thanks for giving me 20 steem, how can I contact you, I want to ask you some questions
nice video ecoinplusnick keep up the solid work
Hi Nick! Do you use online wallets or hardware? Just wondering. I'm just starting in the crypto world.
Thanks always for the awesome info!
Thanks, just signed up now.
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@cryptonick
Good for you! Nice job.
I want to learn how to do this. Do you need any hardware for this?
Do not put yours money into any cloud mining if you like your money.
They all are scams. Same genesis mining. Google for it and read about it.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1185909.0