So the "bank story" that's on your mind is some sort of bank that's focused on making bitcoins centralized because they have to buy bitcoins? That's the only way to make bitcoins centralized, buy all of it and you can make it centralize. It would be just a digital money just like Paypal, Payza, etc. Bitcoin would be destroyed at that time.

I don't think someone would do that. Buying all the bitcoins? That's a big NO for investors because it would be hard to buy all of it and the more bitcoins you buy, the more expensive it gets.

For what it's worth, if this really happens, the price wouldn't just be $2000. It would be much much more than that. Not totally something to look forward to, but do what you want.

Now that we're so advanced in the technology, no one is still immortal. So it's not possible that he will not die. After reading your post, I have a question for you. Is OP's life depending on the price of bitcoin? No. They don't complement each other. If OP dies, then he dies. That's it. I'm not dismissing the possibility that OP might live long enough to see the price of bitcoins hit $50K, though.


No point? I'll give you one. OP is into long term investment in bitcoins. He's in this for the long run. He's not some kind of panic seller that cares about all these ups and downs. One thing is for sure about him, he's going to sell his bitcoins once the price hits $50K. Having a vision like this is a clear sign that he believes in bitcoin.

That was already included in the last update. If you could just scroll a little, you'll find it.

Can't add that campaign yet since it's not yet running. It doesn't even have BB codes for the signatures. That campaign simply is not yet ready and are just announcing early to attract possible signature participants.

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I don't think it's a good idea to include that signature campaign in the table even if they pay or not. Adding them in the table would be supporting them to be successful in their (possibly) scam.

Low quality posts, I guess? Putting a space on every sentence or group of words doesn't make your post any longer or more constructive. It's kind of annoying if you ask me. Your posts are nothing but one or two liner posts that are separated in different lines.

I don't know what's my average bet per game because it depends on how much bank roll do I have. My bet and multiplier also depends on my mood. If I want to go big, or aim a high multiplier, I do it. But usually when I'm having losing streaks, I increase my bet and the multiplier just so I can recover my loss much quicker. I also believe that when there's a losing streak, it's more likely that the next one would be big. Not that I'm saying that the past events are related to the coming ones, I just believe that there's a good chance that it might happen.

Oh! After all these years of losing from slot machines, I didn't know that writing down the result is the key. I've been living a life of foolishness. How can I not see that?

Seriously, though. I don't know how writing down the result would help you winning in slot machines. As far as I know, the past result would not have any effect on the next result. There's no win-win-lose-lose pattern or something.

What is your magical strategy, though? The only thing I can't think of is some kind of changing in the bet amount. We've all tried that in different games like sports betting, dice, busting game, etc. But none of them has worked to all of us so far.

I think you're kinda just baiting people here, honestly. If you can make a living out of slot machines, then how come you never abused it? Like if your strategy works, why not play 24/7 for a couple of days and then spend the rest of the month having fun in life with the money that you have made from slot machines.

Uhmmm. What if I told you that is much much more likely for you to have continuous losing streaks than winning streaks? With your mindset, the "what if I win more" mindset, you can never stop gambling. When you win, you'd bet even more because you're probably thinking that you're lucky so you'll win and win and win until you get rich. You better kill that thought.

The only thing people with the same mindset as yours only have their bankroll as limit. They won't stop until they lose every thing. Regardless of how much win they get, they wouldn't stop because they'd think "what if I win more".

I will still believe in fiat even when the government has started recognizing bitcoins. There would be tons of people that are going to be interested in bitcoins at that point and most of them will be using bitcoins but one thing is for sure, bitcoins would not just 'shoo' fiat away. It's a long process before every single person start using bitcoins primarily.

There's digital divide going on right now in the world and pretty much that divides bitcoin users and fiat users as well. (Explanation: how can you use bitcoins if you can't even access a computer/smartphone/internet)

You need to have a thread on services board. That information is incomplete. You don't even have BB codes for the signatures. Come back when everything's set up.

While most of the blame can be put to the whales that started the dump, let's not put all the blame to either the whales or to the beginners. This is what happened. The Chinese people sold their coins and it has caused panic to all the other users. Price decrease affects all of us and we all want to sell our coins while the whales are not yet done selling so we wouldn't sell at the lowest price. Thus, we panic sell.

What I mean is that, Chinese people or the whales have sold their coin and it affected us. It's not their fault that you panic sell your coins. They didn't force you or torture you to sell your coins. You were simply affected by the price decrease.

But one of the primary reasons why would bitcoin reach $1 price is because no one's buying bitcoins anymore. From that, we can conclude that no one's using it anymore or at least there's no new people coming into bitcoins. There would be some people interested in buying bitcoins for $1 because they hope that the coin might revive someday. But from the price of it right now, when the price of bitcoin reached $1, that means the coin is already dead. It's most probably because people has found a different cryptocurrency that is much better than bitcoin and has killed bitcoin.

That's where you're wrong, pal. Altcoins that have low price can double your money much easier than bitcoin trading. For example, there's a coin that has 10k sats ICO price, and then you bought some. You said you wouldn't get profit from it that much if you bought only a couple of coins so you bought a lot of it. When it reach 11k sats, your money has already grown by 110%. It's not that easy for it to go to 20k sats when people starts hyping up the coin. When that happens, your money has already doubled.

I'm not saying that it's always the case. It's the case when you bought in the dip or when the coin hasn't that much buyers yet, and then you're lucky enough that people has started recognizing that particular coin.

On the other hand, for you to double your money in bitcoin trading, the price should double as well. We're at $800 right now, you can't expect the price to double in just a couple of days/weeks. That's totally achievable in altcoin trading.

Paypal is widely accepted while you can barely find online shops that accept bitcoin as payment. The largest online shopping companies accept Paypal and even smaller online stores accept it too. Bitcoin is totally the opposite.

Isn't your bitcoin wallet based on your email too? Almost every account online is based on either your email or your phone number or both.

It's only safe if you exert effort to keep it safe. It's not like you make a wallet on blockchain and then Ta da! It's safe. Your safety on bitcoins doesn't work like that.

People are so worried about things that they don't have to worry about..

As far as I know, bitcoin wallets don't do autosave passwords. Well, at least blockchain doesn't. I don't know what online wallet are you using, but I'm pretty confident that they don't ask for autosave password. Don't sweat it, just activate 2FA.

Only way I know is installing an Antivirus and buying the premium. What are the other ways that you know? (You know, since you said a lot)

How is that even hard? You don't have to withdraw every time you need money, anyway. You just withdraw money every now and then.

Ever heard of pawn shops? They're everywhere.

When your computer gets stolen, sure the bitcoins on your computer will get stolen too. But if you're using online wallet, you have to deal with all types phishing links, and viruses.

On the other hand, when you invested in gold, you simply have to put it in a vault and that's it. The only way your gold can get stolen is when somebody went to your house, pointed a gun to your head, and forced you to open the vault. If you're not living in a ghetto neighborhood, your gold will be safe for years. Your money in the banks are safe too.

TL;DR: Gold and saving your money in the banks are both much safer than storing your money in bitcoins.

And there would never be any legit ones. All these bitcoin doublers are too good to be true. If you were given some magical method to double your money, why would you even share it to others or use other people's money when you can use yours. Simply telling someone that you have a method that doubles money might put your method at risk, because that particular someone can abuse it or destroy it.

The only way your money can get doubled, in my opinion, is when you started a business and then your product/service has become a social trend. People would surely go in and out of your shop and your profit would just grow exponentially. But even that will not last for years since the hype of your product will eventually end.

We control it on varying degrees/levels and that depends on how influential you are in here and how much bitcoins do you hold. In the bigger picture, you don't have that much power in bitcoin. Even if you sell your part (unless you secretly hold thousands of coins), it wouldn't cause that much market movement. The market will eventually pick up and carry on with their pump or dump movement.

My point exactly: yep, you have control but it's only limited to how much can you influence the market. Most of us don't have significant amount of bitcoins. When we sell our coins, the market would just be like "Hmm. 'mkay, you sold your coins. Bye bye now." But when whales or when China dumped a part of their total bitcoins, the whole market would be affected notably.

I have tried sparkprofit and based on my experience, it's not worth it. Use your time to do something else productive. Yes, you just set your prediction in sparkprofit most of the time but it's more than that. You need to research and about oil, and other currencies because otherwise might lead to loss of your score points. In addition, you can't earn that much from sparkprofit because your score only validates once a week and it requires a huge total score points before you can cash out. It's free, though. And it's a much better way to start in bitcoins than faucet sites but it's definitely not going to give you 1BTC in a month.

Updated escrow status to "Y". Thanks!

I don't think so. It doesn't work like that. It doesn't work like "It's an investment. Therefore, it's profitable." Even big companies go bankrupt. Gambling sites close down too when someone hit the jackpot or when someone abused their system. Some of them even get hacked. There are exchangers like bitfinex that you didn't know was going to get hacked.

Investments come with risk and no company can assure you profits. That's why HYIP sites are funny in the eyes of somebody who has knowledge about investments/economy.