If there is a terms of service or other binding document which you and the issuer agreed to, to pay a set sum of BSV for a set number of gop, then yes, you're supposed to receive (at some point) whatever you paid for.
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That is indeed a valid hash. All it confirms to me (because I don't know the details of the agreement you made to send the BSV), is that you sent BSV to 1P91PUEHJwm2i4X1R4pDktAaK1a6xzZZaB, which was broadcast on the blockchain and confirmed multiple times
Weird that blockchair shows that tx value as $1.26. Never seen that before. At least now you have your hash. You can follow up w/ Relay or the gop issuer using that hash. The block has a number of confirmations now so it should be straightforward for them
There is no sent tx that matche either $0.33 USD or 0.33 BSV, so it's incredibly likely your tx got dropped from the mempool. This happened to me with Centbee once. If you chase Relay, they should be able to re-sync your wallet and get your coins back.
There are two sent transactions from that address today. What time did you send from that address for whatever it was you didn't receive?
I analyse blockchain for a living. Your address is safe to share, because nobody but you has the private key. But if you prefer to do this yourself, paste the address in blockchair and scroll down to find the tx history. See if there's one from today.
Do you know your wallet address? The one that sent the coins?
Do you have the tx hash? If so, check it on blockchair. If nothing comes up, the tx didn't broadcast.
If it wasn't overtly shown to you during the payment stage, check your wallet transaction history. The hash should be in there when you examine the transaction.
In my experience, "failed to broadcast" means the tx didn't make it onto the blockchain. The coins/tokens sent should still be in the original owner's possession.
Nor persuadable by a sound, fact-based argument.
The SARS virus originated at least 10 years before this summit took place. Epidemiologists have been worried about global response to a pandemic, or lack thereof, for decades. But yes, let's blame Fauci.
I'm not sure on this one, unless you include the ~16% of the pop that are children in that 50% who have no personal income and can't afford things on their own. Even then..
https://flyers.smartcanucks.ca/canada/no-frills-on-flyer-october-14-to-202/single/4
Hot take: Perhaps cornfield folks are just more gullible?
How they gonna do that? Just disbelieve it away?
Anyone else farming on tswap.io? Seems like free money to me.
FWIW I love the healthy debate you two have. If we can't have grown-up conversations with people who may have different views, then we're all doomed.
This place is fucking fascinating at times.
It's a conference highlighting the BSV ecosystem and companies building businesses on the BSV blockchain. It's historically been well-attended but the last few have suffered due to COVID travel restrictions. I've been to 2 in the past and they're awesome.
Any Blue Jays fans out there might appreciate this.
I don't know what it is. But I missed the eggs and the tendies, and I'm not missing this. Minimal risk for high potential reward.
Who else preordered Twetch3? @852
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Despite a missing comma.
I bought BSV on Bitfinex a couple weeks ago and it's now in my private wallet.
Smart cousin
ok ok hear me out
airdrops... but instead of them being worth thousands, they're worth millions