I'm subscribed on /r/btc not because I agree with them, but because I want both sides of the argument. I really don't see people there siding with Craig Wright to be honest.

Well, technically and code-wise, bitcoin cash is actually closer to bitcoin's original code. Not saying that it's overall better, though.

Do Roger Ver and Gavin Andresen actually believe that he is the real Satoshi? Do you have sources for this? Legit question; not trying to insult.

Wait what? Of course not. Are you actually saying 0.1% = 10%? OP you drunk.

I understand that some exchanges do have very high withdrawal fees and minimum trading amounts, but a 10% trading fee? Are you sure that this isn't just a miscalculation from you? That seems TOO high.

Based on HitBtc's site, their trading fees are only 0.01% to 0.1%. Source: https://hitbtc.com/fees-and-limits

Eh.. you mean pretty much coins that aren't in the top 100? I haven't even heard of every single one of those coins; and you didn't even list your reasons why.

People in general should avoid investing in coins and tokens that they don't understand. Even though that specific coin(s) is in the top 100 or top 50 or so.

Yep. Copy-pasted by OP. Will link this post to Topic: List of plagiarists [UPDATED: 04-April-2018]. Thanks

I would say paper wallets are the best, but even though they're quite easy to setup, they're quite difficult to setup well. You'd have to take A LOT of safety precautions. So I'd suggest  using hardware wallets like the Trezor[1] and a Ledger Nano S[2] instead, as they're pretty easy to use, and you're pretty much safe as long as you store your recovery seed(s) safely, non-digitally.

As with IOTA though,  I'm pretty sure ledger and trezor are willing to add them, it's just that wallets in general for IOTA are just really bad right now. maybe in the future.

---

[1] https://trezor.io/
[2] https://ledgerwallet.com/

So they removed your coin from their exchange, now you're calling them a scam?

You pretty much answered your own question. They removed it from their exchange because they weren't seeing much buy and sell transactions on your coin. Having coins on exchanges that are barely being used are a waste of dev time and space.

Comes to show that he really just wants that money. But now that they publicized the promotion service and the price though, people will know that McAfee really doesn't necessarily like those coins that he's shilling, but he's shilling them because of the service he's providing.

Bitcoin doesn't drop solely because of FUD. It's simply because less people are buying bitcoin, and more are selling. That's pretty much it.

Not because the price multiplied 2x, 3x, 4x, ...etc etc almost every year it doesn't automatically mean it will happen again. This is probably the worst way I've seen people make predictions based on past data. Take note there was a time whereas bitcoin was stagnant for some time. Who's to say a similar price movement will happen this year?

Though take note that $35k is possible. But $1k is also possible. Bitcoin isn't a get-rich-quick scheme.

Thanks for the contribution! Yeah, unfortunately a good number of plagiarists aren't getting banned or atleast their post being deleted. What's funny is that he missed a letter when he/she copy-pasted your reply. LOL

Thanks for the merit by the way, appreciate it.

A double bottom doesn't guarantee a price increase. I'm not a pro trader or "analyst" by any chance, but I'm pretty sure we've had a lot of double bottoms in the past whereas it didn't end up having a bull run. Time will tell, though.

I checked the topic, and the poster was off topic. Reported the reply instead. Highly likely that the reply will be deleted soon so I decided to not add it to the list. Thanks though!

Unfortunately not all the plagiarizer's posts are getting deleted, so I decided to make this list. May change it in the future though, to make it a list of members that have plagiarized instead; just so if ever their posts are getting deleted but their accounts aren't getting banned. Will think about it

1. Be active
2. Earn your trust
3. Learn how to speak better english

Here's an example. User 1 is going to send funds to user 2.



Centralized(PayPal, Visa, Banks, etc):
User 1 --> PayPal/Bank/Whatever mediator --> User 2

Funds need to be processed by a central authority. Also, they can pretty much make your transaction invalid if they wanted to.


Decentralized(Bitcoin, etc):
User 1 --> User 2

Funds get confirmed by the miners. Will always go through as long as you do have the funds you're planning on sending.

---

For more, in depth information:

• http://smallbusiness.chron.com/centralized-vs-decentralized-organizational-structure-2785.html
• https://keydifferences.com/difference-between-centralization-and-decentralization.html

It's neither good nor bad in my opinion. It's quite expected anyway. Since last year, bitcoin multiplied by what? 8x? The fall was inevitable. Not to mention bitcoin's volatility. A lot of people complaining about the price obviously doesn't have an idea on the markets they invested on.

Down from 9000? Pffft mate I'm down more than 50% on half of my cryptocurrency investments and it doesn't bother me a bit. Alright, maybe just a bit. and guess what? A good number of people bought at the peak (15k-20k). I'd say you're still in a decent position. You just have to be patient; though take note that profits are NEVER guaranteed. It could go to zero in a snap of a finger. Hopefully not, ofcourse.

You still haven't lost money if you haven't sold.

I'm pretty sure bounties for copper members should be the same for "member" ranks. Pretty much all the restrictions and limitations for copper members and "members" are the same, including avatars, signature restrictions, etc.

No one knows, and no one can be sure what price it's going to end up. Though I've read a lot of so called "experts" that are predicting $25,000 at the end of 2018. I have no comment on that. It could be $50,000 it could be $5,000.

Once again, like I said, he can check your address on blockchain and know that you sent your BTC to another address, but he will not know that you specifically sent it to Neteller. All he knows is that you sent the bitcoin, but he doesn't know where.