I guess its designed to stay alive forever because the miner fee is adjustable and that will jsut take over when the block reward becomes too low for the miners. Atleast i hope it stays alive forever.

i remember finally getting my first whole bitcoin. ive had been using bitcoin for like a year now and only had around 0.6 in total and the price had jsut dropped to 300 so i just bought the rest lol  . i recommend you just buy it.

if i was in your position and was set on investing for sure, then moneypot would be the place. but i dont think the risk involved with the small amount you earn is worth it tbh.

agreed, the main reason i keep a percentage of my bitcoins on an exchange is to be able to quickly convert it to fiat if i see a good oppurtunity. if i had that on my wallet then loading to exchange would take atleast an hour due to confirmations.

Received a generous gift code from op and tried it out on the website. the sign up process was extremely simple and the site page looks and feels of high quality. After redeeming the code, the balance was added to my wallet which i could then use to add to a card. and the card even shows you a list of transactions, meaning its perfect for Paypal. Overall i found no negatives on the site  

paypal is a legit company that has been around for many many years. they do limit accounts alot but ive never seen a case where they have proved of fraud. imo paypal is a completely legit company that just handles things a bit wrong.

this is the main reason i would use this card, glad to see it works.

pm'ed you to get the $1 bonus.

a good method would be to look at the average daily transactions and find out how often a bitcoin user sends a transaction and ultiply that frequenncy by the average daily number.

it really depends on how u earn it tbh, if you earn it through signature campaigns then you can talk about bitcoin which is something you enjoy and ear it at the while time so signature campaigns isnt boring to me.

i mainly use 3 wallets also, copay, coinbase and a paper wallet. the paper wallet is for mainly saving funds, the coinbase one is for daily spending and receiving and the copay one kind of has the same purpose as my coinbase one.

i like the design on the shirt but have no idea what bitcoin wifi is lol?. If its a project of yours, i recommend you put a qr code on the shirt so people can look into your site and maybe try it out.

i saw a bunch of episodes in the first season and didnt really enjoy the show. the story was nice but the episodes were just moving way too slow for me. Half the episodes was him getting high and sleeping.

if the bitfinex thing didnt happen, we would be higher than 600ish but i dont believe that we would be around 1000.that number is way to high for the numbers of bitcoin in circulation.my guess is we wold have been around 650-700.

if you are just looking to simply just buy bitcoin then i recommend coinbase. they are fairly trusted and do accept credit cards. but selling btc on coinbase varies betwee countries, like canada isnt able to sell yet.

i doubt a baby would even enjoy getting bitcoin as a gift. you could give itto the parents to get started with a college fund or something, or show them how to set it up.

i mainly use bitcoin as an investment. but i do keep around 10% of my coins in my coinbase hot wallet that i do spend often. so 90% investment and 10% currency.

i cant think of a good way to earn btc online for old people to be honest. but if you're around 45 you should be able to get a real life job and use your earnings to buy btc,

first of all, bitcoin is a "Digital" currency not virtual , and secondly its accessible to everyone, whether a criminal decides to use it is upto them. It in no way endorses criminals.

wait what exactly is the point of linking a file upload to a bitcoin transaction? to make sure it exists? idk seems pretty pointless to me

lol the price is not really tempting, you might be thinking 0.004 per post but its actually 0.004 per week for a minimum of 100 posts.
edit: oops nvm its 20minimum per week.