I know about Cointelegraph but that's not really what I meant , I meant a link that the publisher have (It can be any website) and users will just have to share it on social media to get paid .
In other words , I want to pay users to share my link .
It's like pay an ads network like adsense, mellowads... to share your site via ads. Maybe you want to share only with a specific public that has more probability to interest on it? Or you can offer on services section this job for who share your link. It's much simpler then that , I want from people to share my link into Google+ , Facebook , Digg , Reddit or Twitter . I know I can do it using the services section but It would be better if there was a service that does that to keep track of everything and pay users automatically and check if they really did the task or not . |
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I guess I understand now . Thanks , all of you .
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Showing a random Paypal account screenshot doesn't proof anything but using blogspot as domain name proof that this is a scam .
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Alright , thanks for both your answers
but I'm not speaking about an "exact" match or about "few separated letters" match , I'm speaking about a match like this for example :
#1 Address : 3KfPAawFK..........
#2 Address : 3KfPAawFA..........
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I recently got cryptopay debit card (physical card) which is actually visa card. I was able to verify my account with it and i am yet to make any purchases but as it have now get accepted by paypal, i think i will be able to buy items from ebay soon. They are still giving code for free physical card here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1384807.0You can ask for coupon code. As you can see it's already added to the list so I'm not sure why you are posting about it . |
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I just want to know how unique the addresses are ?
All of addresses start either with 1 or 3 (If it's multi signature) Yes but If we take this address for example :
3KfPAawFK8qG8KmRBHfkyNtvJwSLwHDJam
What are the chances that I will find another address that start with same way as the one posted above and what are the number of characters that could be the same ?
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https://coinsbank.com/cardsI didn't use them , yet . but I'm pretty sure it's going to become successful just by looking to their website .
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So , Bit-x changed to CoinsBank (or merged or whatever really happened . I'm not really sure).
Anyone tried CoinsBank credit card ? (someone told me it's Visa but I'm not sure either) so If someone have it and could give us some inforamtion's , that would be awesome .
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I know about Cointelegraph but that's not really what I meant , I meant a link that the publisher have (It can be any website) and users will just have to share it on social media to get paid .
In other words , I want to pay users to share my link .
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Is there is any services that allow publishers to add a link , and users will have to post that link in social media (Reddit for example) and then get paid in Satoshi ?
If not , there is any plans to do such things ?
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Damned thing! It seems I can't even close the software without being connected, which I'm unable to do. There's that full width nav bar on top of the window, but there's nothing on it. I'll have to close it via the Windows' task manager.
Is this still a beta release?
close it from taskbar. I tried, but it didn't work... But I've just launched it, and I'm pleased to see that OB is working today. But I haven't understood why it wasn't working yesterday. Hey, if I want to use OB for business, I need 100% reliability. I wonder how OB will compete against Ethereum. I guess success will come from users, if there are enough people offering interesting products or services. Could it be possible to build a new Silk Road market out of OB?
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Steam games or at least accounts for some famous games like CS:GO - Clash of clans / Clash royale etc ...
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Digital currency exchange service ShapeShift is offline after a security incident earlier this week.
A statement posted to Reddit by ShapeShift CEO Eric Voorhees offered more details as to why the site was taken offline, indicating an unknown quantity of funds had been taken from the service’s connected wallets. Customers with pending orders would receive their money within 24 hours, the company said.See his post on reddit : https://www.reddit.com/r/shapeshiftio/comments/4dx6k4/shapeshift_update_april_7_security_breach/and full article : http://www.coindesk.com/shapeshift/More exchanges will open in the future and more will get hacked , so if you don't want to lose your coins and cry , you better store them well instead of keeping them in exchanges .
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I've used it last month for a Dogecoin to BTCitcoin exchange and the whole process was fast and the interface from each step (like payment sent, transaction confirmed and etc...) is very nice and it updates in real time. Overall was around 30ish minutes for the exchange. Minergate is the owner of Changelly now, so it's legit since I never had withdrawal issues with them (when using minergate).
Alright , thank for your review dude . I was really planning to open scam accusation against Cointelegraph if it appeared that Changelly is another scam . |
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Japan is always been loving Bitcoin since the day it is started. It is infact the first country who openly accepts the bitcoins and hence you can give Japan Government and people credit for this. Credit for showing faith and trust in the future biggest currency while every other country has their reservations to promote the coins.
Probably not , what happened with Mt.gox really made Japan look to Bitcoin with another way . |
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The maker of ad-blocking browser Brave, which plans to give users the option to view ads in exchange for micropayments in bitcoin, has responded to a cease-and-desist letter it received today from members of a major newspaper trade group. here : http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-browser-brave-responds-cease-desist/I just installed it and tested it but I see it slower then other browser instead of "faster" as they claim , GUI isn't very nice too . |
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Bitcoin Core has announced a new sponsorship program, a move that finds the largely volunteer community that develops the open-source bitcoin software opening its development process up to funding from industry stakeholders.
The announcement comes weeks after the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced a $900,000 support fund aimed at promoting bitcoin development. In that instance, however, the funds are being directed to three specific developers – Gavin Andresen, Cory Fields and Wladimir van der Laan.Continue reading : http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-core-opens-doors-to-outside-funding-with-sponsorship-program/
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... I am intrigued how this works on P2P. https://blog.openbazaar.org/what-is-openbazaar/ : When you publish that listing, it is sent out to the distributed p2p network of other people using OpenBazaar. Anyone who searches for the keywords you’ve used—laptop, electronics, etc—will find your listing. How will this work with millions of advertisements? How does the network search for the keyword? Does every user download the entire list of articles for sale? Not too well, apparently   Here's a browser search front end for OB https://bazaarbay.org (not really up for installing an unknown app). And that's why It's "Open source" so you are ready to install an unknown app . |
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Here is a few photos from the Bitcoin conference in Moscow
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Could you please answer my question above ? |
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Looks like a shapeshift copy... Just use shapeshift for now, till that this website is proven to be legitimate.
The rates are not too far off from shapeshift either...
I found it on Cointelegraph btw and since they have a history on Promoting scams ,I wanted to ask about it . |
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