Never had a experience to hold a 1 bitcoin and even never experience to buy bitcoins with my money . All my beloved satoshis are come from online effort. If I will convert my real money then I will have 1 bitcoin lol.
better to convert your real money to bitcoin, then you have a experience to hold 1 bitcoin  now im not have 1bitcoin, but i have experience to hold 5 BTC  |
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what you will chose amomg them.and why do the banks are afraid of bitcoin.why banks are not much smooth and faster like bitcoin.if banks start accepting bitcoin as payments then will it became a revolutionary for us?can bank can solve our mining or money curculation probems.
because bank have a regulation to adopt bitcoin bitcoin is decentralization, goverment can't control it, anyway I will use both of them for me my first choice is Bank because without bank, we can't life, the money circulation controled by Bank, also we must think again about "Tax" (because No tax in Bitcoin World) , it's very important to build infrastructure in each country |
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With faucets I managed to collect almost .1 BTC. But it takes a lot of time and effort.
Therefore i look for new things every day to get more bitcoin.
faucet is good way for hard worker, if you can build "good faucet" like freebitco.in im sure is very easy to earn 0.1/day,, if i have "good skill" to create new faucet i will do it |
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There are several ways to earn on this forum.
Some that come to mind include signature campaigns and faucets.
You could also try trading your skills for some bitcoins.
also you can lend your money then take some interest, but..... iam sugestion to give Loan only to trusted member and take "good collateral" |
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earning 0.0168 from service  i hope i can get "small jobs every week then i can earning more bitcoin |
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I've been doing this, because bitcoin give more money than my previous job and bitcoin is not too tiring.
can you share how much you get bitcoin every month ? and where you get it? my real job is better than bitcoin earning, because bitcoin price very fluctuation |
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my computer rig now is completed, i think i will going to bitcoin fulljob but not this year,,, i hope i can go fulltime on bitcoin in 2020
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People are often looking to address how Bitcoin has become so popular throughout all of the years, even though it’s not hard to find reasons why people take a liking to digital currency. Unfortunately, that success sometimes comes at a severe price, and multiple major Bitcoin exchanges have been suffering from distributed denial of service attacks over the past week and a half. http://themerkle.com/news/various-bitcoin-exchanges-faced-ddos-attacks-this-past-week/ |
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Marc Faber, also known as “Dr. Doom” in the investment world, has long made a name for himself with his perpetually bearish outlook and his “Gloom Boom & Doom Report” newsletter. In recent interviews aired with Bloomberg and CNBC, the swiss investment advisor and fund manager repeated his claim that the US is most likely in a recession. He divulged his evidence for the abysmal state of the US economy, and hinted that Bitcoin is something that investors should be looking into. http://bravenewcoin.com/news/bitcoin-as-an-asset-could-help-balance-portfolios/ |
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Zurich, 8 January 2016 - Nexuslab, the virtual blockchain startup programme hosted by fintech platform Nexussquared in collaboration with Startupbootcamp, has started to accept submissions for its pilot round. Taking a novel approach to fostering startups, Nexuslab offers a programme inspired by the blockchain paradigms of decentralisation, trust and efficiency. To extend the range and expertise of its mentor network, the programme works together with Startupbootcamp Fintech. http://www.coindesk.com/press-releases/virtual-blockchain-startup-programme-nexuslab-now-accepting-submissions/ |
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Bitcoin mining is looking a bit more attractive again. When the virtual currency's popularity was surging just a few years ago, almost anyone could set up a computer in their basement to mine bitcoins, a process needed to record transactions and ensure the propagation of the digital money, which exists as software. Miners who put their machines to work solving complex computational problems (and paying for the hardware and a higher electric bill) were rewarded with new bitcoins for their efforts. Some became paper millionaires as bitcoin's price jumped to a peak of $1,137 in 2013 from $13 in less than two years. http://www.newsmax.com/Finance/Markets/bitcoin-mining-digital-currency-virtual-payment/2016/01/08/id/708661/ |
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If you’re a fan of Broadway or the world of the theater, you’ve likely seen the musical “Jekyll & Hyde.” Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s chilling novella about a man who is a respectable doctor by day and a criminal by night, the musical premiered at the Plymouth Theater in New York in 1997. To this day, it stands as the Plymouth’s largest and longest-running production. In one of the early vocal pieces, Dr. Jekyll sings to the board of directors at the asylum that employs him. Attempting to get a new serum approved for experimentation (the same serum that transforms the doctor into his villainous alter ego), Dr. Jekyll says to the board members, “The only thing constant is change… The only thing constant is change.” The repetition of the phrase is likely there to express just how important the words are. http://bitcoinist.net/2016-and-bitcoin-what-changes-will-come/ |
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