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Are any politicians trustworthy? Besides Rand Paul, our Lord and savior.
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Comparing Jan 1st to now, the price isn't looking too good. However, change that perspective just a few days, and the price right now looks really good. It's all perspective
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4 lines and a cool title isn't enough substance for free Bitcoin. If you want to scam users, you need to put more work into the thread
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BTC-E has a fairly poor reputation within the Bitcoin community. There is proof of the site freezing a user's funds at the request of a third party at least once. Regardless of if the site steals from you or not, I would advise against keeping any large sum of BTC within the site.
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I'd like a vouch copy, I've vouched for similar ebooks in the past.
Sent right now,please vouch asap Just read through my vouch copy. I'm going to test it a bit and report back with how well it works. As of now, it looks promising |
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Although many in here advise signature campaigns, which are a legitimate way to earn your first BTC, the best way, in my opinion, is to sell a skill of yours. Personally, I write for people within the Bitcoin community. If you can draw, code, etc., then providing your skills to the community is much more helpful and time efficient for earning Bitcoin.
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The Chinese Stock Market is crashing. As the Chinese are losing their investments and savings, some will look for ways to secure their future. For some, this is Bitcoin. So yes, the current market situations does affect Bitcoin.
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Depending where you live in the US, cost of living fluctuates. As a rule of thumb, $1,000 USD per month should be enough.
I meant as a start , If I plan to live for the next 50 years (If I live that long) that Means I will need shitload of money . when I said as I start I meant the time to find a job and a place to rent etc ... I would personally recommend no less than $2,000. I'm sure that you could get away with less than that, maybe even as low as $1,000, but with a lower amount you risk of not being able to afford rent if you don't get a job soon after moving. |
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Depending where you live in the US, cost of living fluctuates. As a rule of thumb, $1,000 USD per month should be enough.
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Did a number of transactions today and had no delays whatsoever.
Sent each transaction with a 'Priority' fee (which was still next to nothing in monetary terms) and all were confirmed within minutes.
Yup, me too. Sent several transactions to gambling sites with a slightly higher than average fee, got my payments confirmed in minutes. |
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I'd like a vouch copy, I've vouched for similar ebooks in the past.
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Placed a few bets, and lost a little. Decided to bet .099 on bronze... I thought I hit 1.3x, but it turns out it was my "bonus ball" (which was only worth 1% of my bet), and my main bet landed in .1x. Such is gambling I suppose.
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In order for Greek merchants to begin accepting Bitcoin, Bitcoin users need to express an interest. Contact Greek merchants, and explain that you are heavily interested in purchasing their goods, but only for Bitcoin.
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Much better than the joke posted in OP, but even these rates are not remotely competitive with what most users earn here. |
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the future of gold is even more uncertain than bitcoin, there is nothing that tell us that it will skyrocket, it look more and more like a dead market that will fluctuate between its last ath and current range...
Are you serious? Gold has been a stable market for 6,000 years, as opposed to Bitcoins stability for the past what - 6 months? Saying Bitcoin is more stable than gold is ludicrous. Like Bitcoin, gold is rare by nature, and in no way is it dying. As far as the future markets, I am almost 100% certain that Bitcoin is much more likely to lose all value than gold. I obviously don't think Bitcoin is going to die, and there are no signs pointing towards its demise, but it's simply not as stable as gold. never said that it is more stable than gold, apparently you can not read well, i'm only saying that gold is going no where and its great stability is proving it bitcoin on the other hand has a much greater chance to rise My apologies for misenterpreting "uncertain" as "instable". Either way, your certainty that gold is going to remain stagnant counters your idea that the future of gold is "uncertain". |
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This is a good idea but poorly executed.
How can you rank someone first, second and third? Does the server continue until only three blobs remain? Is it after a certain time limit? Also, why have people invest towards the jackpot, when there is no benefit between investing 1 satoshi or .1 BTC, or not investing at all. A better idea for a Bitcoin based agar.io game would be to require a payment each time a player spawns, and passively pay out players depending on their position on the leaderboard. (1st place would earn the most BTC per interval, and the smallest blobs would earn little to none).
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I prefer strategic gambling with amount that I can afford to lose. No gmabler become suddently rich by gmabling, let alone being billionaire.
I completely agree with RussianRaibow that if you have strategy of gambling you will definitely become winner. The thing is you need to aware about your strategies and platform where you are playing; for example, I usually play at https://www.lottosignals.com/online b'coz it not only provides the platform to purchase lottery tickets from different lottery websites but it gives tips and suggestions as well. So first search the platform you can trust and who guides you properly and then invest your money. If you will "definitely" become a winner, it's not gambling. As long as you are gambling, there is no promise that you will profit, regardless of your strategy. Also, as lotteries go, there is no strategy involved. It's nothing more than luck, and certainly not definite. |
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If the Eternal Rank were actually a thing, I guarantee you that a bunch of people would just stop using their accounts until they get Eternal, and then sell/continue to use them. It's a nice gesture, but would never work in reality.
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One of the central tenets of cryptocurrency is the principle of decentralization. It seems, however, that more and more people are willing to trade the principle of decentralization for profits. Is it just me, or is the crypto culture shifting? Or are principles like decentralization that important to begin with?
The only reason to invest in, mine, and trade various altcoins is to turn a profit. If anyone cares about the core principles of cryptocurrency, then they stick to Bitcoin. |
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I've noticed that a lot of people in here earn profits from trading. Are there any guides floating around for trading altcoins, or even just Bitcoin to USD? I tried trading a little bit a while back, but quickly lost 20% over the course of a few days and withdraw. In response to OPs question, I did earn some BTC today. I wrote a couple of articles for Bitcoin sites, which obviously pay in BTC  |
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