Well, there's pretty much nothing you can do. If you think that bitcoin's (or crypto's in general) price will increase in the future, then be patient. If not, then get all your funds out. It's that simple. Investing ain't for the impatient. Different context(stock market), but you get the point: |
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Hello, any suggestions and advices in investing in ICO's?
Just to tell you, buddy. If you have to ask random strangers on what to invest in, then investing might not be for you. If you want to invest, you have to spend hours upon hours on multiple coins/tokens/ICOs to properly decide on what to invest in. |
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Buying bitcoin is relatively easy especially knowing that you're from the United States, whereas most Bitcoin exchanges that accepts FIAT are available. You can purchase bitcoin by using Coinbase[1], Gemini[2], and other similar exchanges, and also through LocalBitcoins[3] if you prefer buying the bitcoin off a certain person and not a company. It's up to you.
[1] https://coinbase.com/[2] https://gemini.com/[3] https://localbitcoins.com/ |
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I'm not actually sure if we "help" Linux simply by just using it. By donating probably?
But yea I prefer Linux due to most viruses/malware are created to targeting devices that run Windows. Though unfortunately Linux is just not really for everyone, as Linux in my opinion isn't as easy-to-use as Windows. Not to mention that the common person is most likely used to either Windows or OSX.
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Make it a habit of using the forum's search function before asking questions, to prevent redundant topics. Is there also a topic about the difference between different types of exchange? For example the miner fee in which they will get for withdrawing the certain coin? Or the difference between the trading fees if your trading on their market? I have used a lot of stock exchange sites but the easier the trading will be the higher you will pay for the fees and sometimes take certain amount of time to withdraw. I made a topic for that a month ago. Though take note that the withdrawal fees are fees from last month. Some could have changed by now. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2879531.msg29583451#msg29583451 |
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Make it a habit of using the forum's search function before asking questions, to prevent redundant topics. |
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Use Google search queries instead. Go to Google.com and put up your search query like this: site:bitcointalk.org *your topic here*e.g. site:bitcointalk.org what is merit |
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How to prevent airdrop fraud
Thank !
If the airdrop asks you to send more than a few cents worth of coins for a transaction fee, then it's most likely a bad sign, Air drops should be free, and if they're not, then you should see it as a red flag. It's not necessarily a bad sign. Some airdrops asks you to send a few cents worth of coins just for you to prove ownership of a certain wallet. Though sending a few cents should only be an optional method, as airdrops usually accepts signed messages using your wallet to prove ownership. |
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Why do you need to find out though? Can't you just try the airdrop to find out for sure? There's nothing for you to lose anyway. Anyway, here are some topics with the same question: |
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ok i just dl'd breadwallet and Another called Blockchain Wallet - which had almost 20k 4-5 star reviews. I also have Eidoo, but is it just for ETH or can it also store BTC?
The Blockchain Wallet can hold Bitcoin(BTC), Ethereum(ETH), and BitcoinCash(BCH) whereas Eidoo can only hold ETH(if I remember correctly). |
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I use coins.ph right now. It is a wallet for filipinos. It is very secured and very user-friendly. You can try it to.
Just search for others if you want for other currencies.
It's a good app, but only as a way for exchanging BTC for Philippine peso(PHP) and vice versa; and for buying mobile load. Not as a wallet for actual storing of funds. If they get compromised, you're screwed; and you risk losing all your funds. If you don't own/control your private keys, you don't own your bitcoin |
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Bitcointalk username & UID: mjglqw | 886521Current number of Posts: 2400 Bitcore BTX address for payments: 1PQah3S1cKRmgEKxkTjnkk7upvfT2i2dqf Signature/Avatar/Both: Avatar |
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In my opinion: Your posts are average at best. Most of your answers are not wrong, but they're just really generic. Also, on some of your replies, your answers seems off-topic. It's pretty much like you replied on a wrong thread. e.g. Topic question: how can the beggars access Bitcoin?Your answer: Bitcoin was supposed to be a currency, where a person can send any amount of Bitcoins to any other person in any part of the world within 10 mins and with lowest possible fees.
But now, due to a major increase in Bitcoin’s popularity, the time taken for completeing a transaction has increased and is taking more time than 10 mins. In some cases upto 2 hours and in some extreme cases, Bitcoin was not even transferred.
Maybe post more on the Bitcoin Discussion forum? |
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You don't need to make them do stuff or tasks to give them merits. Just browse the forums normally, then watch out for some good posts by low-ranked members. That's it. It's going to take time though, as mostly low ranked members just spam crap and complain about the merit system. Low-ranked members that post good stuff are a small minority.
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Why don't you just purchase camera's on the clearweb though? Not sure if you still can, but I think you can still purchase items on Amazon using bitcoin through purse.io. https://purse.io/ |
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I think they're just rumors as of now. Correct me if I'm wrong.
First Facebook, now Google. I don't blame Google though. Those ICO and cryptocurrency are just either trash, scams, or shit ICOs. Remember those Binance, MyEtherWallet, etc phishing ads? Yep. People keep on clicking on those phishing link ads so Google has to do something about it, and here it is.
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Withdrawals from GDAX are free so you can transfer over your BTC and then use that to purchase alt coins. Finance also has a good reputation for fast transactions! Good luck  You meant, Finance Binance, right?  and no, Binance has faster transactions just because their withdrawal fees are usually higher compared to other exchanges. |
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