Are you really asking for testers in the Beginners & Help section though? A better section would probably be the Project Development section[1]. Bitcoin Forum > Bitcoin > Project Development
[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=12.0 |
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If it ever reaches 1 mil, trust me. You wouldn't need to sell it.
What do you mean you wouldn't need to sell it? And in regards to the OP I personally think btc won't go below (or much below) 6k just my opinion though. And like the previous person said it depends on what you want to do if it is short term trading or long term holding  . When the time comes, you're going to be able to transact with the BTC you have even with your local stores. Would already might be pointless to sell it. |
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Well, it is always gone up. That's why people keep dumping more and more altcoins while bitcoin is keeping dumped day by day. And it will increase soon.
People have literally been saying that for months. No one knows for sure when the the bull will come. |
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Now how do we make money off btc dump?
When btc dumps you simply buy ustd when btc begins pump you sell off ur ustd and hold btc. Repeat and rise
Use good TA and convenient time frames
Personally, I use 4h for this.
You make it sound too simple and easy than it actually is. Just as if you know for sure when exactly btc will rise and dump. It's definitely a lot more complicated than that. |
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You said it yourself. No one knows for sure, even us here, even the expert traders doesn't know with 100% guarantee where the price will go. As a side question, this part worries me more, say BTC reaches 1 Mil (lets just imagine) and you do have 1 BTC or more, which exchange will actually cash out that much money for you, is it even factual !?...
If it ever reaches 1 mil, trust me. You wouldn't need to sell it. |
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Exchanges will become obsolete for sure. Hail true decentralization.
Probably not entirely obsolete. Atomic swaps(when working decently fast, and when easy to use enough, etc), will definitely decrease the usage of centralized exchanges. Though I don't think centralized exchanges will simply die out though, as we still need a platform to buy and sell cryptocurrencies using fiat; unless cryptocurrencies will be so globally adopted that it would be easy to find a buyer/seller in your city and transact peer-to-peer in person. |
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1. Forget that you invested on bitcoin.
This might just be the worst advice I've seen in a while. Easy as hell to say, hard as hell to do. " Oh my best friend just died recently but I overcame it by simple thinking he didn't exist lol ez!" Depressed? The best and safest way to solve it is to get proper treatment for it. |
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I heavily agree on what you said on your topic post, but I don't get it's correlation to bitcoin never going below $5000. Though going below $5000 is unlikely in my opinion, I don't think it's impossible.
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To those who are interested in cloud mining:
If you want to make profit, buy your own hardware. The chances of you profiting via Cloud mining contracts are very slim. Might as well buy bitcoin and hold it instead.
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The scam you're referring to. MyEtherWallet isn't the problem there. Just like what Lakai01 said, it's user error. People seem to like clicking some shady links on websites and emails, and not even check the URL before inputting their data. For some reason typing up "myetherwallet.com" on your browser seems to be difficult for some people.
The uneducated loses in the end, just as always. Scams like that should wake people up and actually try to educate themselves for these types of schemes first instead of just straight off investing; just because they wanted their lambos in a short timespan.
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You cant just simply buy yourself to the top. Honestly though, it doesn't even take much time to rank up(unless you don't know crap and you cant earn merits). The problem with most people is they want to rush straight away to the money.
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What do you mean? Pretty much every cryptocurrency that's in existence today is mostly speculation. Bitcoin is still most likely the most donated coin, as most sites that accepts donations in crypto accepts bitcoin only and bitcoin still has the most adoption, even compared to all the other cryptocurrencies combined.
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I'm going to assume that you're going to implement coins and tokens only, excluding fiat. Simply start with the trading pairs that has most volume: (BTC-USDT-ETH-BCH-XRP) then move down from there (probably include TUSD). That should keep you busy for a while.
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We could have price rises with no catalyst. Bitcoin just needs more demand even though it looks really difficult to achieve right now. What we need is better adoption. Bitcoin still isn't that easy to use. Sure we could use services like Coinbase for the less tech-savvy people to use, but it would be counter-intuitive. But yea, when talking about price, 2018 probably isn't "the year". We have alot of credit cards, bank cards, qr codes and online banking apps that are fast, instant and/or free.
Unfortunately not everyone has access to these. Though you could also say that not everyone has access to mobile phones. |
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It's up for me(now at least). Probably just a short maintenance or something.  |
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It's pretty pointless in giving Satoshi's account some merits. Satoshi was last online on December 14, 2010 as stated on his account so the merits are just going to be put to waste. Give the merits to members who currently are actively contributing to the community instead.
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There are lots of services that can be used to buy and sell BTC. The preferred service just depends on where you're from. Though I'd personally suggest that you use LocalBitcoins[1] instead.
[1] https://localbitcoins.com/I would recommend Bitconnect. I personally think this place is the best for starting investment with bitcoins. Here your money will increase due to use of power of compounding on interest that user makes on daily basis.
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Download uBlock Origin like what TryNinja suggested. Also, probably a decent anti-malware software like MalwareBytes[1] might be beneficial. I tried to use a Coinhive(monero miner) script on a test html page in the past and some anti-malware software are detecting it.
[1] https://www.malwarebytes.com/ |
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The "best" hardware wallet is subjective. Personally though, I prefer the ledger nano s as it has a sort of flashdrive look. Decent software too, especially with ledger live out.
I suggest watch YouTube videos on some of the available hardware wallets in the market, then decide for yourself.
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