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1321  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who wants to be a Bitcoin Millionaire?! on: November 03, 2017, 02:06:35 AM
we can see. how bitcoin develops. how she's increased 100x in one year. I think bitcoin will reach $ 7500 in the near future Wink

What are you talking about it already is that high almost. $7200 almost. $7500 will he easy. We may even see $10000 by year's end. Time to invest. There is going to be a heavy wave of investors during the Christmas season I can just feel it. It's going to be a very festive season for me and many other sitting in our bitcoin goldmines. ^^

Interesting, but I think we are really far from $ 1,000,000 without any country or government trying to bring bitcoin down. Just imagine we getting to 10k usd, I bet that US or China will do something trying to stop (even if they can't) or bring price back down. I would be happy with bitcoin getting to $ 25,000 , and can happen in less than 2 years,so I would be millionaire in my country.


Gosh 1 milling is insane. Beyond my wildest dreams.
1322  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What is driving BTC increase on: November 03, 2017, 02:02:57 AM
I guess the mass adoption and spread. I'm seeing lots of advertising online for Bitcoin and many ads. There also many ico ads so there is more awareness of altcoins too this driving the bitcoin price up since people buy alts with Bitcoin.

I think it is simply a supply and demand in the market.

Nothing simple about it. Besides he is asking why. That is too vague an answer.

I think it's because of the growing media attention that more people are getting to know Bitcoin so the trust in it is growing. Other than that the upcoming fork and that and I read that a trusted exchange/market is offering Bitcoin futures now. All those things together are resulting in a increase. 

I agree too. Regular people are starting to wake up. But they better hurry up before it's too late. The bitcoin train stops for noone.
1323  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Did you learn from your gambling mistakes? on: October 29, 2017, 11:59:32 PM
I don't know that I learnt from them but I don't gamble much. I prefer to invest or something. Gambling is better for some people and bit for others. It also depends n where you gamble as well. You will have more fun if it's more social with people to speak to to share your wins and loses together with or talk about your truimphs. I think the biggest thing to learn is weither to carry around on or not. Playing is the easy part.
1324  Economy / Gambling / Re: mBet.io new Sportsbook Looking for Feedback 100 Free MBT's to Test the System on: October 29, 2017, 11:44:35 PM
This is a good and fair way to hand out your distribution. It makes sure it is put to good use testing the server. Then anyone left who is Lucky can withdraw them or just deposite and play themselves. Maybe you can have a help section explaining how the betting works for clueless people like myself?  Tongue

The site layout is simple and I like that but it could do with something extra. I'm sure that will come naturally though.
1325  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Betting My Way To Russia! on: October 29, 2017, 11:01:51 PM
Oh nice!! Something fun to talk about. You have been doing very well and it's great that you are taking pictures and recording it all. Such a nice topic. I hope this will encourage other people to do things like this and record their experiences betting with Bitcoin. It would also be great to see someone travel around using bitcoin to pay for things and get around. This is like that but with betting. I think you will do very well and make it all the way to Russia. We all rooting for you and want to see you get there so we can see all the pictures you have taken. Smiley
1326  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: PoS, PoW, PoB, PoC ? on: October 29, 2017, 10:51:55 PM
Proof of research - contribute computing power to the network, and solve mathematical problems
http://wiki.gridcoin.us/Proof-of-Research

Proof of stake - consensus method for processing transactions / securing the network based on an investors stake in the network and age of the coins
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof-of-stake

Proof of work - consensus method for processing transactions / securing the network based on solving cryptographic hashes, depends on the hash rate of the equipment deployed for mining

Another method for consensus is Directed Acrylic Graphs and is used for Byteball and Iota.

Proof of concept - has nothing to do with mining or minting (used as a synonym for staking), this means a simplified model which proves that a methodology is feasible


Good answer but I would just like to add some examples to that.

Proof of stake - Stratis, cream, sprouts and a few others.
Proof of work - Doge, Bitcoin, litecoin.
Proof of concept - Raiblocks.

Sorry I can't really think of many POS coins right now. Sad
1327  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Split BTC in different wallets? on: October 29, 2017, 10:43:17 PM
You don't want an online wallet. You want a private key. You will not leave the key to your house with s company will you? Not when you can keep it yourself. Remember to backup please. On paper on PC. Wherever. Don't lose your private key ever send also never delete or throw away one either. It's just in case you throw away the wrong key or you may need it Oster for some or another reason. Maybe someone sends Bitcoin to that address by mistake? Who knows? It could happen.
1328  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Increase my BTC value on: October 29, 2017, 10:34:24 PM
Ok well you first need to learn the difference between value and amount. Value is the USD value of BTC (what it is worth the equivalent of) The amount is how many bitcoins you own. You want to increase your amount. I that is what you mean I can see you not English and that is totally fine I'll help you out.

So basically you want to sell as a profit like you said you did with your altcoins the you want to add that to your bitcoin balance and keep doing that. Start small. Little amount so there no big losses or sleepless nights. Just play around and learn that way. It's ok if you lose because you not going to risk much. Use a couple of $$ in each coin and just have a feel. Then come back with more questions.  Grin
1329  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: newbies on airdrop on: October 29, 2017, 10:25:24 PM
I think they should only give airdrops to people when have interest in coins and decent posts. They should not give airdrops to any other people because they just there to take the coins and sell them and get the bitcoins. They not interested in the coin or investing and have no money to bring in so even an account that is full member that is like that should not be allowed into an airdrop. So basically you keep out suspicious looking accounts with things like very broken English and things that don't make sense. It's to protect the rest of us.
1330  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Are Now Used in Crimes on: October 28, 2017, 07:03:47 PM
You can and always could sinoky hide hard cash away. The LE can't find it how? They can't trace it back to you either how?
Bitcoin brings nothing new. Nothing new at all. If you think that you are increadibly gullible. You can stash stolen gold away for years and years and noone will know and sell it off slowly and still noone will know so I wish people would stop acting like idiots and thini the LE have mstic powers to know where money and stolen items are. They don't. They won't be able to trace it and even if they do how will they prove it. Seriously people who know such little about the law should rather just keep quite.
1331  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Relationship between Bitcoin and The Moon on: October 28, 2017, 06:59:08 PM
Moon just means when you make such a high amount of profit it is insane. If you take 100k USD and make 10x so you have a million then you see mooning. Very easy concept. Mooning is different for everyone but generally it means when it's sky rockets in value. Bitcoin always moons I love the moon let's all moon bathe and moon tan like the adamas family does ^^ After all Mr Adams is a trader that is how he got rich. ^^
1332  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you diversify? on: October 28, 2017, 06:55:19 PM
You must always diversify your investments and anything money related. Even most things in life. You would not out all valuables in one place in your house imagieb a fire starts and is where our valuables are and you lose them all. If you sosce them out you will only ever lose where the fire reaches and everything else will be fine. Rather lose some then all. If everything is invested in one oksce and something bad happens then it is all lost and you don't want that. You want multiple streams of income. That way if some stop then you not joboess and without money.
1333  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What can you do with Bitcoins but can't do with Dollars? on: October 28, 2017, 06:49:17 PM
Send the currency over the internet to someone over seas or instantly pay for something. Have access to your funding 24/7 365 and be in total and full control. Not having anyone know how many funds you have. It also counts as an investment and that is something other currencies simply can't offer. Being digital is a massive advantage. Much faster and quicker. Also if you want to use dollars you must transfer to the currency in question while bitcoin is universal.
1334  Other / Off-topic / Re: Bitcoin is not gambling on: October 28, 2017, 06:43:22 PM
Looks like some people need to look up in a dictionary to find out the meaning of the word gambling. What says Bitcoin is gambling is not very intelligent and very ridiculous. A currency cannot be gambling. Taking risk in investing in a currency can be considered a gamble. But taking a gamble is not the same thing as gambling. Seriously some people need to learn English.

I don't know why people say bitcoin is gambling. Its not gambling. You are investing your money and time. You use your internet. So its not gambling dealing with it.


Perhaps the reason why people say bitcoin is also a form of gambling is because there is no guarantee that earning it is 100% sure. You can either be successful with it or a failure depending on how you manage.

In that case everything is gambling.
1335  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Which wallets/exchanges will support SegwitX2 fork? on: October 28, 2017, 06:38:28 PM
Pretty sure Yobit will. Maybe novaexchange. The will announce it though.
1336  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Has Dogecoin reached it's full potential (Price)? on: October 28, 2017, 12:08:34 PM
Hi all new to crypto thusfar fell in love with i have myself some well-known coins. and i have a question: Has dogecoin reached it's price potential or will we see it's price grow (tremendously) over the couple of years?
-Altcoiner707 Grin

I can see you new. Doge once trwded at over 100 Satoshi. It usually has this pattern of dropping and rushing back up. What do you mean by full potential? Full potential for what? Growth? Use? Price? There is no such thing as full potential in price because of how violatile crypto currency is. Yes I do believe it will grow tremendously in the next few years and maybe stay up higher in future, but that doesn't make it it's full potential that's why I say it's misleading to owbel it as full potential.
1337  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can authorities really regulate cryptocurrencies? on: October 28, 2017, 12:05:48 PM
I don't think authorities can ever fully regulate everything. If you making money with crypto and they conserned about tax this changes nothing. Before Bitcoin there were ways to make money and not pay tax but the government would still legally want that money but it never becomes big enough a problem. For example if you see clothes for people as another source of income you not going to go and declare that, that is the same as the profits with Bitcoin would work.
1338  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BitcoinGold is a Scam!?! Carefull with Your Bitcoin Private Keys!!! on: October 28, 2017, 12:00:09 AM
You will lose your bitcoins because you don't seem to be a very bright individual, as you have demonstrated by entering your private keys in some website.

I don't care from where that website is coming from. Even if it comes from the BGold twitter, and assuming BGold team is legit, their twitter could have been compromised to post a phishing website.

When it comes to claiming keys in forked chains, downloading the full node client is the only "safe" way to do it, assuming all forksoftware could potentially be a scam.

Im not touching BGold until the main node software has been audited, then I will just dump it, if the price is high enough, if not, I will not even bother.

I must agree with you. If you know enough to know what your private key is then give it away then you are a moron and it's your own fault. Maybe he also gves strangers the keys to his car to "hold"

Noone can get btcgold untill the 1st November as far as I can tell. Not those who had BTC on supported exchanges have some.
1339  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BLOCKCHAIN PREPARING TO DO EXIT SCAM? [ATTENTION!] on: October 27, 2017, 11:48:50 PM
Other people have already pointed out that your "problem" is very probably the blockchain congestion at this time (maybe a lot of profit taking after the bounce yesterday ...).

But if you are really concerned about blockchain.info being a "scam" and want to access your private keys, you can do the following:

- First locate the address from which you sent the payment.
- If it's an imported address, you can download the compressed private key for this address at the following link: https://blockchain.info/wallet/#/settings/addresses . Go to the address, click on "More options -> Private key". If the client you want to use doesn't understand the two formats in which it is offered (WIF/base58) then follow these steps.
- If it's an address of your main blockchain.info wallet, it's a bit more complicated: You must first locate/remember the "recovery phrase" you entered there to generate all your addresses. Then, using a BIP39 generator you can generate the private key of the address(es) you need.

Fortunately there is a tutorial available here. Please follow it carefully and really download the BIP39 generator - even if the page seems to be secure.


Thank you for this. I have always wanted to know how to get my private keys from them and was worried they had them. Now I know it's ok and trust is well placed. They the first wallet I used and I just love their interface and the way it looks. I think they just so professional. This info you have given is invaluable and I do hope it gets qouted a few times more because it is very helpful and good to know. Safety is a very good practice generally but esspecially so in the cryptocurrency world so thanks.
1340  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin fork worries. on: October 27, 2017, 11:42:19 PM
You have nothing to worry about. There's nothing to worry about. Just make sure your coins are in awallet that gives you access to private keys. Do not leave your coins in an exchange. Noone knows how the market will react, we are not see the future. Forks happen, just keep calm and relax.

Yes seriously. People freak out so much over forks. Remember how much hype the first one created? Maybe the price will crash and we will soon benefit from their stupidity.

I think from now on we will be seeing new coins with every fork. Btw yobit support the fork coins so you can keep your BTC there if you want. I had some left over from trades during the last fork so I got them early. It is safer to keep them yourself though.
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