Hey, thanks! What do you think might be missing? Obviously I can't maintain this post because of the way Steemit works, but I do maintain the guide in the MyCrypto knowledgebase here.

Gas price is calculated on ethgasstation and metamask by looking at the average gas price of previous blocks. You can't query the blockchain for gas price, it's not something the blockchain manages or

ERC20 is only a spec in terms of which functions are required to exist and what they do, not how they are written or what additional functions are present. Because of this, you can have many ERC20 compliant

If you need greater security than what a hardware wallet can provide, or if you're very security-capable and just don't want to spend the money. I fall into the latter, which is why the bulk of my funds

Awesome! Glad you're getting a lot of mileage out of it :)

Don't know anything about them, sorry.

You lost 0.000275 Ether on that transaction. At even $1000 per Ether, which is an overestimate right now, that's $0.275. Even a $10,000 Ether would only bring your loss up to a couple dollars - it's almost

The EOS Crowdsale contract has an iterative function. That means part of the code can be called many many times, and the exact amount depends from person to person. Unfortunately, there is no good way

If you plug that URL into a browser you get a DNS error, so it's an issue with the site right now. They may have upgraded to a new cloud provider and that URL may not work anymore

Gas limit should be something the project tells you about beforehand. Gas price should be as high as your comfortable spending for a better chance. In my case, I might use a price that results in a ~$10

Preferring the call with 50k is better for the miner since it frees up 50k in the block for additional transactions hat will actually result in fees. However, I had a conversation with the person behind

Tails already has Electrum built-in

Broadcasting the signed transaction to the network is sending the transaction.

Nope. Signed transactions don't contain any time-relevant data, so there's no way to tell if it was signed weeks ago or just recently.

I guess you missed the use case described in the article above that you have now commented on. If you don't have a use for Tails, maybe just don't use it?

EAM is some good stuff, but they serve slightly different purposes. Malwarebytes is more of a complimentary software to an existing AV, and does more in terms of preventative measures. EAM is faster and

What are your issues with Malwarebytes?

Your mother & family probably aren't capable of securely owning their private key either, so they can and should allow trusted 3rd parties like exchanges manage their funds. Leave it to these entities

That warning is normal when Tor cannot connect to other nodes (which it shouldn't be able to if networking is disabled). The problem with Tor rendering the HTML file is a bug with the version of Tor in

In cryptocurrency, all blockchains I now of work like this: • A private key is used to prove ownership of a certain address (public key) since the address is derived directly from the private key itself.