A good and original post from a Jr member. Haven't seen that in a while. Here's 2 merits. +


What's funny is that, most of the people on most social media sites that have asked me advice on starting a cryptocurrency, doesn't even have a clear goal on what they want to make.

The conversation almost always goes like:

person: hey, I'm planning on creating and running my own cryptocurrency. Can you give me advice?
me: ok. First off, what kind of coin are you planning on making? for what purpose? specifications?
person: I just want to create my own coin, probably like bitcoin or ethereum
me:
           

Yes. I'm pretty sure you can safely send a transaction using your Trezor or LedgerNanoS on an malware-infested computer, just make sure that the BTC is actually being sent to the correct address. There are viruses that detects when you copy an address, and when you paste it, it pastes the hacker's wallet address instead. Just take note of that.

Nah mate, it doesn't mean that you're prediction/analysis has always been right in the past it doesn't automatically mean it's going to be right forever.

You need some glasses m8.



To answer your question, it's probably because this forum has so much data in it that it would be a huge hassle to move everything to a new forum software; also take in to consideration the potential huge downtime.

Also, SMF(the forum software bitcointalk is currently using) is probably significantly more secure compared to other forum software like invisioncommunity, though I'm not really 100% sure. Also, SMF probably saves a lot of space too, being sort of light-weight.

The market manipulation part is over exaggerated in my opinion. The only possible "price manipulation" attempt I saw was when they removed the Korean exchanges from where they base the prices. Though it definitely affected some people's views on the price, if ever it caused FUD, I don't think that was their intention at all.

Also, use LiveCoinWatch! 

What the hell do you even mean by playing bitcoin? Didn't know bitcoin was a game. Damn.

If you think you can sustain a longterm stable income using your "bitcoin playing" then sure, but it completely depends on you. Take in to consideration the risks. Also, what made you think that bitcoin will not last forever? Please explain. I'm sure a lot of people can make good rebuttals against your claim

You'd have to sign a message with the wallet address assigned to your hacked account; to prove that the account is indeed yours.

For more information: Topic: Recovering hacked accounts or accounts with lost passwords  

and How to sign a message with a Electrum wallet?
 

Saying "second BTC" is very broad. You can't even replace BTC with ETH, as they're obviously made for two different things. BTC is made as a currency, whereas ETH was made for smart contracts. Saying ETH will replace BTC is like saying that YouTube will replace Windows OS (not an accurate comparison, but you get my point).

If you don't have your backup key, you can possibly regain access to your account through reporting it to Binance support[1]. Expect to provide proof (e.g. IDs, probably a passport, etc) to prove ownership. Goodluck.

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[1] https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us

Posting on off-topic threads ain't gonna get you anywhere in the first place when talking about signature campaigns. They only count posts on relevant bitcoin/cryptocurrency-related subforums; and you wouldn't get accepted without having good content.

Also, if you haven't heard of the new merit system, read: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2818350.0

Legit projects can promote through forum/communities like here on bitcointalk and reddit's r/cryptocurrency[1]. If a project is good enough, it will organically gain legitimate publicity. With or without paid advertising.

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[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/

Unfortunately I can't help you with tips on how to get listed on CMC, but I suggest trying out other price ticker sites like LiveCoinWatch[1] instead, it's actually even better than CMC functionality-wise. And I'm pretty sure a good number of people also use it. Check it out.

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[1] https://livecoinwatch.com/

disclaimer: I am not affiliated with livecoinwatch in any way.

Mate you're late. There's been multiple topics about this already.

Topic: [2018-03-18] Report: Twitter Prepares Ban on Crypto Ads https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3156129.0
Topic: Twitter and Google joining war against crypto https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3166454.0
Topic: Again Ban, but now from Twitter https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3159501.0
Topic: Twitter will ban advertising cryptography and ICO in two weeks https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3154592.0
Topic: Twitter to prohibit range of cryptocurrency ads https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3152514.0

I really don't know how this is even ever so slightly scary. Are you living in a rock or something? Haven't you seen those ads? Full of cloud mining and ICO ads. I honestly haven't seen a single decent cryptocurrency advertisement since forever.

Meh. Snapchat is quite irrelevant anyway. Pretty much all significant platforms has banned cryptocurrency ads already. I don't see advertisement bannings getting worse from here. What could be worse? Bannings of crypto-related search results on Google. I really doubt that would happen though.

I recommend that you invest in DYOR coin, short for "Do Your Own Research" coin. Investing ain't for the lazy.

Copy-pasted from: https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2018/03/bitcoin-will-explode-sooner-than-you-think/ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSh4RjKJs8Q
User added to my list of plagiarists: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3153680

will remove unless you have proof that it's your article

Just accept the fact that he/she/they're not going to expose who Satoshi Nakamoto is. And it's better that way. If Satoshi Nakamoto is still guiding us up to this day, then in a way, bitcoin will be centralized because people will most likely be more biased upon Satoshi Nakamoto's views.

Is it ok to leave your coins on Coinpot? Sure. If you're using Coinpot then chances are you don't have much coins anyway, so losing your coins on coinpot doesn't seem to be a huge loss. But ofcourse, sending over your coins to your own personal wallet is still a lot safer.

Do I think it's advisable to use faucets? Definitely not. I'd honestly just work for McDonalds instead of using faucets, as you don't earn much with faucets anyway. I only used to do faucets in the past when I was no so I could try to send and receive bitcoin between wallets; but definitely not as a way of monetization.

Currently it's been ever so slightly higher ($8800). I personally think it would move sideways for a while though, probably being stuck at the $7000-$9000 range for a while. Just my guess though, not technical analysis or something. Just a shitty prediction of mine so take it lightly.