Get Your Security Deposit Back With Bitcoin
In most jurisdictions, security deposits are intended to provide landlords with a financial guaranty against nonpayment of rent or excess damage to a rental property during tenancy. In the past the primary way to provide this guarantee has been for the tenant to deposit funds, in trust, with the landlord. The landlord takes custody, but not ownership of....
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Researchers are waiting on a final audit of a critical crypto library before releasing the deposit contract, Ethereum Foundation researcher Danny Ryan said.
Phemex, a Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange, seems to be attracting all of the industry’s attention. They’re bringing back the popular Deposit Dazzle event and rewarding all active traders with a new Bitcoin and USD bonus! With the Phemex Deposit Dazzle, users just need to deposit BTC or USDT and claim up to a $5,000 bonus in BTC and USD! The best aspect of this event is that it is very simple to join and anyone may meet the deposit criteria. Launched in 2019, Phemex is a platform led by former Morgan Stanley executives. Serving around 5 million active users in over 200....
Cryptsy.com is a popular online exchange for digital currencies. However, the trading process and system can often be difficult to understand; this tutorial will guide you through depositing a cryptocurrency and completing a trade. As an example for this tutorial, we traded Dogecoin for Bitcoin, however you can trade any cryptocurrency that Cryptsy supports. 1. Go to Cryptsy.com. Click 'Register New Account' in the top right. Fill out all of the requested information and confirm your email as you're told. Go back to Cryptsy.com and click 'Login' at the top right of the website, right next....
Slovenian Bitcoin Exchange Bitstamp is now back online with better security than ever. Bitstamp made waves in the mainstream media over the last several days when it went offline after a confirmed hot wallet breach. Everything started four days ago when Bitstamp informed users that it was no longer honoring deposits made to old deposit addresses due to the wallet breach. Soon after, Bitstamp took their entire website down to rebuild security from the bottom up. Bitstamp reminded the public multiple times that "Customer deposits made prior to January 5th, 2015 9:00 UTC are fully covered by....