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quindi la scritta che hanno messo che il prossimo batch di pezzi arriva ail 20 marzo è una balla?

@biocane: se lo compri da un rivenditore a caso, controlla che non abbia foglietti grattati. se lo trovi già inizializzato, NON usarlo.

@genghis: dalle faq di bisq ho trovato:

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If trader A fails to confirm the receipt of a national currency transfer within the allotted time (e.g. six days for SEPA, four days for Zelle, one day for altcoins, etc.), a button to contact the arbitrator will appear to both traders. Trader B will then be able to submit evidence to the arbitrator that he did, in fact, send the national currency. Alternatively, if trader B never sent the national currency, trader A will be able to submit evidence to the arbitrator that the funds were never received. Submitted evidence should be cryptographically secure using either PageSigner or digitally-signed bank statements. If these methods fail, more traditional routes of discovery can be deployed.
From our experience the huge majority of cases are caused not by any malicious intention but by problems like bugs, bank issues, usability, etc.

The arbitrator will side with buyer or seller and sign the 2-of-3 multisignature address in favor of the appropriate party.

a me sembra un buon metodo. sono tentato di dargli un chance, anche se non mi sembra troppo beginner friendly

queste invece le tariffe:

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The trading fees for the offer maker and for the taker are calculated differently.
The trading fees for the offer maker is based on trade amount and distance to market price.
Min. fee (MinFee) = 0.0002 BTC, default fee (DefFee) = 0.002 BTC/per Bitcoin, market price factor (MF) = square root of percent value (e.g. 1% -> 1, 9% -> 3, 0.01% -> 0.1).
Makers trading fee = max (MinFee, DefFee * amount * MF). E.g. 0.002 BTC for 1 BTC trade at 1% market price distance equivalent to 0.2% of the trade amount.

The trading fees for the offer taker depends only on the the trade amount.
Min. fee (MinFee) = 0.0002 BTC, default fee (DefFee) = 0.002 BTC/per Bitcoin.
Takers trading fee = max (MinFee, DefFee * amount). E.g. 0.002 BTC for 1 BTC trade. That is 0.2% of the trade amount.
The maker has to pay the miner fee for the trade fee transaction.

The taker has to pay 3 times the miner fee (trade fee transaction, deposit transaction and payout transaction). That is because we use a fee estimation service and the maker cannot know which fee will be required at take-offer-time. The mining fee is taken from the recommendation from a fee estimation service and can vary between 20 Satoshi/byte up to 400 Satoshi/byte. The users can see the actual mining fee when creating or taking an offer.