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Personally for me, the most "Bitcoin-ish" things I have ever done is spending 27 days, 11 hours and 23 minutes minus AFK time on Bitcointalk to obtain the rank Legendary. With the hope that one day I will be able to put it inside my resume - alright, just kidding.

What's the most Bitcoin-ish things you have ever done?

eg. laszlo for being the first person to buy pizza with Bitcoin

Hahaha,  is that an ish?

While I have not done any world famous feats, yet, such as the pizza event, bitcoin sign guy, etc., I have talked a lot about Bitcoin to my friends and even a couple of local smaller shops that I frequent. This was even before the recent run-up last year, so it was still not mainstream at the time. Some friends who had pushed me off early on, came running back late last year asking how they could get into this Bitcoin, lol.

Other than that, just the usual stuff I suppose, I mine coins, alts mainly now, but convert a good few back to Bitcoin for long term holding. I spend a lot of time here on the forum and other related sites. Oh, and this last Christmas I did handout some paper wallets to close family members to try and spread the word.

Probably a lot of people who do things with bitcoin in their own way and I also do people who first get to know and earn income from bitcoin in my village, it becomes unusual if in my village.

If that's the case,then I have almost spent nearly two years in bitcoin forum either getting updates about bitcoin or clearing some one else's doubts about bitcoin.When I first started trading,i used to sit in front of laptop for the whole night.

The most bitcoinish thing which I have done is to quit my job in Dubai after entering the bitcoin world and just started to enjoy financial freedom.

Reading articles about bitcoin before my final examination, in examination day the only thing inside my brain is all about bitcoin, this cause me a low grade and rank from our professor. lesson learned education first before anything else lol.

if i have not much i do about bitcoin.
Right now I just focus on learning about bitcoin.
the problem is I'm still a beginner and I have to learn more to bitcoin for the long term.

Probably the most bitcoinish ::) thing that I've done was putting all my money into it. And i don't regret it, it was a hell of a ride, especially in 2016 (hated that year).
I regret not trying something crazy back in 2014 or 15, like wearing a T-shirt with my QR code or painting my BTC address on a car or tagging some buildings with it. I know it's vandalism, but you only live once. :)

I actually have a friend who left his review for licensure exam for CPA over bitcoin which is for me, the most bitcoinish thing I have ever seen.

So far, the only thing I've done for bitcoin this past 3 months of being involved in this forum is waking up in the morning, turning my speakers on (in a volume wherein my neighbors will able to hear what I'm watching) watching some videos about cryptos in youtube. That's probably weird but until now, anything about crypto turns out to be my daily bread  ;D

I'm extremely obsess with BTC .. Do I need some counseling?  ;D

Well the most "Bitcoin" thing I have done is earning bitcoins from bounty campaigns and my services thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2894992 . For me it's a very very big deal. I can now have support financially for myself and it really helps me for school expenses.

The bitcoinish things I ever done is I quit my job and focus on bounty hunting and trading. Bitcoin already support my financial needs and I continue to earn it now.

The most Bitcoin thing a person could do is maybe buy drugs from the darknet lol. But the forum doesnt have darknet "explorers" anymore, unlike the early years, or so I have heard. ;)

But I tried to buy a fake ID once but I thought it was a waste of BTC.

Although I haven't done any world famous feat yet.

But I used as a support and the currency of the user, I am very happy, because I made a little contribution to the currency, I believe that the currency will be used by more and more people, can even become a global currency.

The Bitcoin thing that I have done is as of now I'm working and joining the campaign and bitcoin forum

Well, I took bitcoin as something like preserving asset. So, all I have done is, I waited and kept patience. It’s better to keep it preserved than buying some pizza.

I was wearing a Tshirt printed with BTC logo on it in a store that accepts btc in our area and two kids attempt to talk to me whether I'm buying using BTC, then I said yes. They than asked if they can buy BTC from me. I said sure and so I did send extra to them worth $50. I don't know where they posted the selfie we did but sure the BTC made them happy.

The most bitcoin thing I've done is to share my knowledge to others about bitcoin. Even if it is not in a material way to say that I am a fan of bitcoin definitely, sharing and promoting it to someone is a biggest thing I ever did in bitcoin.

well the Bitcoin-ish i done is not going to my job for 2 days just to focus on trading and reading in this forum and doing some bounty and the bad part is i got suspended for 3 days for not informing them.

well the most Bitcoin-ish thing is when I have taken a loan in order to invest in btc even though I was just a student without any income and I am proud of it, I have a story to tell  8)

I convinced one of our local pubs to accept Bitcoin as a payment option and they did. The other pubs, not wanting to be left

out, also started accepting Bitcoin in that same area. Now we are rotating our visits between these sites and we are hosting

out Bitcoin meetups in these pubs. Merchant adoption is one of the keys to Bitcoin's success.  ;) ... Just great to pay for a

couple of beers with my bitcoins.  ;D

Bitcoin is very interesting thing to me .Bitcoin is illegal in my country  :( . But to me it's technology very interesting. I watched many videos on YouTube . Blockchain is gorgeous . I started to learn about the blockchain on various blogs . I see the amount of $ at coinmarketcap and guesses its popularity and requirements. I bought some tokens (For HODL) and participated in various bounties to earn more bitcoin. I'm not rich . I believe, maybe one day this bitcoin will change my fate. :)

I run a small local Bitcoin community where I incentivize people to enter the Bitcoin world by holding fun lotteries that people can win by answering questions regarding Bitcoin.

I use a part of my signature campaign payouts to distribute small chunks of that to the winners of these lotteries. Most of them use Coinbase as wallet for convenience purposes, but some made the switch already.

I didn't even had to point it out myself. From the 14 people that the group counts, 3 made the switch to mobile wallet clients where they hold their own private keys. It's a fun little game overall, but it helps attracting people to Bitcoin.

And hodling, but how Bitcoin thingy can that be considered. :D

That is tremendously irresponsible and although I am happy it worked out for you, i am concerned that this type of decision is going to get you into trouble in the future.

I started giving out birthday presents in bitcoin. Friends who received such gifts 2-3 years ago are pretty damn happy.

The most bitcoin-ish I ever did was waking up in the middle of night and log-in to my bitcointalk account and start reading post and also posting for a complete three hours everyday, I have been so addicted to it such that I have spent exactly 33 days while posting this post.

The only thing Bitcoin I've done is to join the signature campaign and to twitter, Facebook and Telegram campaign because I want to earn a great deal for my child's future, and to share my knowledge about bitcoin and cryptocurrency to my parents, so far we are happy to work together here on the bitcoin forum.

For me the most bitcoin-ish i ever did was spend all day to learn about bitcoin and bitcointalk forum for two weeks and never log out my account. Also, in that time i had debt from my friend. To pay my debt, i got money from bitcoin and exchange it to paper currency. With bitcoin i can pay my debt, thank you  ;D

Wow! That's a lot. If that's is continuously.

For me the most bitcoin-ish thing I've done is do bounties while drinking, and that's not all, I've even tried to convince them joining campaigns as well as discussing the positive things bitcoin could give. :)

I sold all the gold ornaments to buy 1bitcoin.They were the memories of my relatives, friends and specially, I've bought them by working hard,sweating all day.So,I think this was tge most bitcoinish work I've ever done in my life..

I personally spent more time on bitcoin more than any other bitcoin site online. In fact, when I joined the BitcoinTalk, I stopped using the Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Before joining the BitcoinTalk I used to spend all my day chatting with my friends and commenting on their posts on social media.

Months ago I sold my computer with my GPU that I liked so much, I also sold a lot of things to buy bitcoin... I remember that I left my house to rain to go to the bank to deposit money to buy bitcoin, people in the street they thought me crazy when they saw me running in the rain like that. It was really crazy, I was selling my things to buy bitcoin. everything I had put together years ago I sold to buy bitcoin. Looking back and making the balance is unbelievable things that I did, but I do not regret

I almost got to permanently tattooed in my arms side with my bitcoin address QR code last December. If that doesn’t count as obsession is an insanely addictive on cryptocurrency especially on bitcoin. I’ve been thinking about it for a while, but with my husbands opinion that is too much to be called normal. Done the days that I can’t sleep not to think about it.

I agree, people thinks in bitcoin that they can earn easily and fast. Yes, probably it is true to all. We all knew once you are a bitcoiner you should invest time and effort to do the task. We can easily access transaction through bitcoin that is the good thing if you are one of it.

I'm spreading the word, the understanding of how important it is to distance ourselves from the corporations terrorizing and suppressing our financial tasks and freedom. People don't realize how important and beneficial it is to take care of our own wealth -- why would anyone here needs to ask permission to move value from one place to another? It makes zero sense because it's OUR value, but yet corporations feel it's needed to make that decision for us. I feel that people focus too much on the earning money aspect rather than what I have been pointing out -- there are just too many get rich quick noobs not caring about anything other than profits....

Well... that would probably be that I've bought stuff from the internet using bitcoin? I don't usually do any extravagant stuff considering anything, so the most bitcoinish thing I've done was using bitcoin as it's intended, as currency. I know, shocking. ;D

for myself, the most bitcoin thing that i've ever done is become the first one that can reach profit $5000 between all of my friends. and the funny thing is my friend that introduce me to bitcoin didnt reach it yet till right now.

I think bitcoin related thing I've ever done that I think it's interesting was posting in bitcointalk every morning in the campus. I used to post before the lecturer came to the class or even when the lecturer was in the class because I need to fulfill the desire post  ;D

Purchasing the first pizza using bitcoin is a remarkable history, if I also make a payment using bitcoin at a Cafe to pay for a cup of coffee.

Teaching my dad about bitcoin and encouraging him to buy is probably and by far  the most bitcoin-ish thing I've done. He didn't seem to understand everything but he invested anyway. I hope I hope market starts booming so I can prove myself to him...lol

I've done alot of things related on how to earn money in bitcoin in my 3years Journey on Crypto.
1. Faucets - When i was newbie in bitcoin i'm just spending or wasting my time in just faucet websites to earn a small cents of money because i don't have any money to put in.
2. Joining on HYIP and Cloudmining - After i get money from faucets and get my allowance on school i've tried to invest on hyip and cloudmining, I'm newbie and didn't know that hyip and cloudmining are scams.
3. Making a faucet website - I've tried to make my own faucet website because i read it on blogs that you can earn a huge profit on making a faucet website but when i was done bots and hackers are steals my bitcoins and i just earned a cents and all of my investments are gone :(
4. Signature Campaign - I discovered signature campaigns here when i posted question about faucet website then this is the first time that i've earned a good salary and im thankful that i discovered bitcointalk ;D
5. Trading Altcoins - All of my salary here on signature campaigns and bounty i invested on trading and i've been successful now ;D
Thanks for Bitcointalk Forum for making me successful it helps me alot on my daily needs.

Hi, I just want to know why you format your posts that way. Its very annoying lol. Can you post like a normal person? Ty.

If you do not know how to make a trade even if Bitcoin shows a price increase on Sunday, you will not be able to control your money. For this reason, if the price of Bitcoin increases on Sunday, I will be happy for you.

I will say that I am yet to do it. I am planning to make a YouTube channel where I will share the experiences of other people in my country related to bitcoins. There is still a lot of growth opportunity for bitcoins in my country and thus there is opportunity for such channel as well. Current channels in my local language are mainly focused on promoting new exchanges with shady practices.

These requirements are met by Russia, Eastern Europe, Scandinavian countries and Canada. But if Russia tries to introduce a crypto-currency settlement, equating this activity to entrepreneurial, then a real tax haven has already been created in Belarus.

By inviting friends and relatives to do also some bitcoin-ish things like trading, investing and even asking them to join this forum for them to learn by themselves but guess what out of 10 people I think that I talked to doesn't do a thing about what I've said but it's fine with me, I am still here doing some bitcoin-ish things.

I have only spend some months here commenting asking questions about Bitcoin how it can brings Benefit for those that want to get involve. Personally I have learn and enjoy many things from Bitcoin. There was time I do not expect to have anything but with the help of Bitcoin I was able to solve the problem at almost instant. I have also help many to believe on Bitcoin and they never regretted taking that decision. There are many ways that can't be mention or remember now

Now the period, if spent the same way it won't earn you that rank. Thats one of the advantages of being an early forum member.

being involved since 2013, and in 2018 kicking myself everyday for not hodling ;D

This is a good topic that is buried from the spambies running wild in the Bitcoin Discussion thread. Lmao.
I would say the most Bitcoin-ish thing I did was try to get out to my close friends and relative what's bitcoin is all about. I wouldn't say I'm successful though, because majority of them thinks that bitcoin is a scam. My next stop will be to print some T-shirt with the bitcoin logo on it and distribute on Christmas and see how it goes.  ;D

i bought an iphone x from an online shopping mall and i paid with my bitcoin, this is the most bitcoin thing i have ever done. though there are others i have done but this seems to be the most of it all

Well, the most bitcoin-ish thing I'be ever done is that, when I was in the signature campaign and this campaign was having a checking of post every monday but on sunday I don't have any post yet because I forgot to post, so, in that case I need to post and when the time is near to the midnight I am still posting.

I'm helping my friend ,selling couple ring globally for the first time using bitcoin

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=965635.0

Something that I'm never done before and it's become my first experience ever using bitcoin for global transaction

I think the most Bitcoin thing I've done is.
for me the bitcoin thing I did was that I got a bitcoin because I was at home and I was able to withdraw money for bitcoin. if bitcoin was just a good thing for me because it helps and benefits a lot That's the thing I did with Bitcoin.

I raise you that, with 56 days, 15 hours and 40 minutes spend on this forum.  ::)

I have arranged several Bitcoin meetups in my area and we even arranged with a local restaurant to have them as our fixed venue for future meetups. <They did not accept Bitcoin as a payment method before this, but they decided to start accepting it, because we supported them every weekend.>

I also started working on a book, sharing my experience and what I have learned from my time spend in this scene.   :P

Something most bitcoin-ish? I try to educate people on bitcoin since 2014, when I started mining it myself, but with variable effect. None of my friends that I spent long hours discussing bitcoin (and its huge potential) back then in 2014 bought nor mined bitcoin (though they are admitting they deeply regret it now :) ).

Currently I am working on my uncle, who is a very outspoken bitcoin skeptic, and unfortunately with all that shift of bitcoin from being considered growing currency to now being considered store-of-value only (and all those merchants who stopped accepting bitcoin in 2017 when the transaction fees went through the roof) I have hard time proving that he can just go out and buy things like bread, fuel and cigarettes with bitcoin.

So you might say I am not a very effective bitcoin evangelist :) but I am doing my best.

I bought a coin which is an altcoin that rises from 1$ to 60$ using bitcoin but it is in crash now. Last time I checked, it is around 4$ again. Yes I know that I lose profit but i believe that as time pass by it will recover its price.
Another bitcoin-ish thing I've done is I'd spent my whole day just surfing and doing cryto things. I do not know that it is possible but I did it.

The most crypto thing that I have done so far was joining a 45 weeks campaign which lasted till in the future. I joined  at my first bounty and till now, I did not get any cent about my campaign (the only campaign, I joined). I quit from it recently because nothing goes on. My realization was late but I think it is not the time to lose hope in crypto. I am just starting

The bitcoin-ish i've ever done is focusing here in 12 hours or more because i need to learn more about crypto, how to earn money,how to bounty,and how to join signature.But thanks God coz he answered my prayer,i make our old home.I spend a lot of time, forget what ive doing before.

Interesting topic, the most "bitcoin" thing I have ever done is spending the majority of my time in the day to claim some satoshies from several faucets that were linked to one particular bitcoin wallet. At the end of 15 days, I was able to withdraw only 0.001btc from these faucets. :-\

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The most bitcoin-ish I've done was to teach a few individual the basics of Bitcoin and after all said and done, they said "This thing is too complicated for my understanding". I was like WHAT!!!

Telling all my friends to buy bitcoin when it dipped to 11k and that it would be the last time the price would be so low. They've still not let me live that down. The joke will be on them in a few years time when that 11k bitcoin will be worth 10 times that or more  :D

My own most bitcoin thing that have done is about the eager and the stressful thing that I passed through before I could purchase a particular ICO. Though it was due to a not too good network and we're at our utmost preparing for the time to purchase the ICO, I and we went through hell before we could buy a particular units of the ICO then.

The most Bitcoin-ish thing I have ever done is waking up early in the morning and to have a sleepless night to complete all of requirement post in the signature campaign I partcipated. Sometimes I need to manage my time to do Bitcoin and all of my activities outside the crypto world. Time Management and responsibility is really important in every action we make.

Well I support my family back in Venezuela solely through Bitcoin. They sell it there and get local currency in exchange, so I guess that's pretty cool

While I've not been on this platform,nor on the bitcoin network for quite a long time,i have adapted quite well during this period and in that process I've introduced the network/system to members of my family, as well as aiding them in getting accounts on this forum to learn more and more

I do not let an opportunity slip in talking to a friend or a colleague in class about the importance and benefits of the system,outlining how beneficial it's been to me financially and other wise

I contribute my own quota in that little way

The most bitcoinish thing I've done has to be investing my tuition fee. Lucky I didn't regret it, was early 2017. I wonder what would have happened if I tried it in 2018  :-\

The thing that impressed me the most from Bitcoin was when I did Bounty hunting, I had to find a good project for me to follow. So I have to examine one by one a Bounty project that has reached Softcap on its website so that when it finishes it can go directly into the exchange. Maybe it's the kind of thing I'm always passionate about.