With most of the members here using signature campaign as a source of income, I myself tried it and I may find myself earning a little as well. But we know that signature campaigns can't last forever and they have no set time period of being active so better keep your day job and just let what you earn in bitcoin serve as additional earning.
so your sidejob is sign campaign no other sidejob? no other way to earning bitcoin? i think signature campaign is a bonus for each post, so i have other way to earning bitcoin, like trading and mining altcoin. if you think go fulltime on bitcoin is = go full time on signature campaign, you are totally wrong. |
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im buying bitcoin for trading it, buying from local exchanger then send to HUOBI to trade it.
i think huobi is good exchanger with leverage too.
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no safe way to growing your bitcoin
trade have risk too although you take 1% profit per week/month
and i recomended you to hold your bitcoin if you afraid of risk.
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Bitcoin may have been built to “avoid banks” but the blockchain technology behind it could end up helping if not transforming them. That’s the tentative conclusion of a senior economist at the International Monetary Fund. An article called “The Internet of Trust” in its Finance and Development magazine co-authored by senior economist Hunter Monroe and senior communications officer Andreanas Adriano tries to assess the case for blockchain. Unsurprisingly, the article looks most keenly at the technology’s financial-sector potential and wonders whether blockchain could make payments and trade-settling cheaper and simpler. It’s hardly the first to do that of course. Banks and exchanges all over the world are stretching every sinew to see what the technology could do for (or against) them. The Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ said just last week that it was nearly ready to issue its own virtual currency. The IMF team concludes that, “it is probably too early to say whether blockchain is ‘the next Internet’ or just an incremental evolution.” But it does admit that we are only at the beginning of the technology. The European Central Bank’s director general of market infrastructure and payments, Marc Bayle, is quoted. Asked whether the blockchain can really live up to its promise and speed up the world of finance, he says: “There’s nothing in the current technologies preventing instant settlement. The problem is the structure of markets.” https://news.markets/bitcoin/blockchain-bitcoin-banks-imf-19750/ |
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it's very easy to earn 1btc peryear the next problem is very hard to holding your bitcoin.
sometimes you have needs and you must selling your bitcoin, sometimes you want to growing your bitcoin but you invest at wrong place etc.
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Be ready for correct,pump was fast,i hope Bitcoin will defend 640$ and rise to 780$ after,lets see,Brexit play important role in btc price rise
Price will rise for sure in next couple of days, it has dropped back now but I think it will start rising from next week and will get more higher as we reach to the halving. Seems like your prediction really came true, we see price soaring higher again and still pumping. Yes, I think we will see the price go higher as we reach halving. at that's price the minner will sell his bitcoin for buying new mining hardware  i think next round for bitcoin will be more profitable for big player |
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Just save your bitcoins for 2-3 years ,,and not that storing your bitcoins for a long long time..2 years and you will have.profit from it.
i will says hold your bitcoin for 20years , im sure it's very profitable. now im collecting bitcoin and try save at paper wallet for 20years |
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im very sad i sell arround 3btc at price $500 and now the price $700
now im still running my ethereum mining, try to mining as much as possible, then holding bitcoin for future.
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i think you can invest with buying bitcoin miner hardware it's more profitable for next 10years  There is no assurance that it would be profitable in the future, with the halving happening the difficulty of mining will increase and would result to less pay for the miners, if the electricity will increase and their income will decrease then that is not good for the business. you can use VGA for mining altcoin, im sure it's still profitable for next 10years, if 1 altcoin die , we will see new altcoin can mine with VGA. |
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before halving is still good day to buying bitcoin.
im sure bitcoin will be most popular in future , if thats day come we will see bitcoin at every where, magazine, TV and other media.
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this halving make bitcoin hype . and the price rising everyday.
for me it's time to buying bitcoin then holding it.
we can reach $1000 in next month
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thanks for all reply now i will buying new motherboard
i think use 1 psu for 1rig is more safe than use 1 mobo with 2psu
my plan buying new mobo with 5 slot vga
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how about trading altcoin ? you can take 1% perday i think it's very safe. you can double your money in 3month
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my plan i have real business linked with bitcoin, but now im not have any idea.
the main problem is capital to start it.
im sure in future if my capital enough and more people using bitcoin i will open more stores like bitcoin distro etc.
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In a letter late last week to the US Internal Revenue Service the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) called for the tax authority to issue more guidance on the taxation of virtual currencies such as Bitcoin. Explaining the need for extra guidance, Troy Lewis, the chair of the AICPA, said “Virtual currency transactions, in which taxpayers increasingly engage, add a new layer of complexity to the analysis of a client’s reporting requirements. The issuance of clear guidance in this area will not only reduce the confusion and burden for tax preparers but also allow taxpayers to accurately comply with IRS rules.” The clarification requested were regarding the valuation of coins for the purposes of taxation; the treatment of the expenses incurred in obtaining or mining the coins; tracking of gains and losses during transaction involving cryptocurrency; whether property transactions rules apply to coins; whether coins held by a merchant are to be considered property or assets; the treatment of coins during donations, whether coins are regarded as commodities; whether coins can be treated as foreign currency during personal transactions; whether retirement savings accounts can hold virtual coins; and the treatment of coins for the purposes of foreign reporting requirements. http://www.taxationinfonews.com/2016/06/irs-urged-to-give-guidance-on-bitcoins/ |
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i think you can invest with buying bitcoin miner hardware it's more profitable for next 10years |
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I think we are just the same block i am also using block chain which is the main website that where we can see lots of transaction live.. unlike other site there's no live transaction..
im using blocktrail.com it's more complete, we can calculate the fee and the time of transaction will get 1 confirmation. https://www.blocktrail.com/ |
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Last month, BitCoinIRA was revealed as a new retirement tool that presents bitcoin as an alternative to the traditional IRA and other retirement savings options. What separates BitCoinIRA from others is that bitcoin is an actual currency that investors can hold, compared to other companies that rely on bitcoin-related stocks and ETFs. Appointed to the position of chief strategist was Ed Moy, a former director of the U.S. Mint. I had the pleasure to reach out to Ed Moy regarding his move to BitCoinIRA. Below are his responses sent via email where he discusses his thoughts on including bitcoin as part of a self-directed IRA and the general trend toward digital currencies. https://coinreport.net/conversation-ed-moy-chief-strategist-bitcoinira/ |
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One interesting fact that could be contributing to bitcoin’s present level of sustainability is its recent (and indirect) partnership with altcoin competitor Ethereum. Following a massive crowdsale that saw Ether’s rise to the top, many wondered if Bitcoin was destined for a twisting vacation down south. However, bitcoin quickly recovered, and while Ethereum earned its 15 minutes of fame, trading did not reach levels of epic proportions. Counterparty Now, as one source puts it, all of Ethereum’s functionality will soon be available via the bitcoin blockchain through the use of bitcoin’s new Ethereum-style smart contracts with Counterparty. The company has instilled a new port of the Ethereum Virtual Machine to “extend Bitcoin’s capabilities to include smart contracts – allowing decentralized autonomous organizations, social networks and identity systems, programmatic escrow systems, gambling and prediction markets.” http://bitcoinist.net/counterparty-fuel-bitcoin-price/ |
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