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Nah, $500 is the lowest!!
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China fuel the panic sell.
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why do u people even discuss Litecoin?
such utterly useless coin without any feature whatsoever that has constantly dropped in value... ouch...
You will be surprise if it jumped 2-3x. |
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Bitcoin-qt is the safest wallet but the biggest wallet.
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Newbie? yes only faucet and primedice faucet.
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Hi guys,
as the title says, I have unexpectedly inherited around £290,000 and don't know where to start. I'd love some informative input.
I am...
25 years old
recently graduated with a masters in physics
currently working at a mall.
I'd like to maximize some kind of regular income from this, maybe through renting out a property
There's risk tolerance on maybe half, I'd like to keep the other half safe
I have never invested before, except lucking out with a small bitcoin purchase in 2011
No house, no car (though I'm looking to buy a cheap one shortly)
I have a student loan debt of around £15,000
One plan I'm thinking of pursuing is to buy a small property to live in for 6 months (to clear capital gains tax), and then using that property against a buy to let mortgage to purchase another property to rent out. This should provide some regular income but I dont know whether to try to pay of the mortgage or to sell the house when the market picks up and take the profit.
I'm open to any suggestion, I'm in an extremely fortunate position and want to make the best out of it.
Congrat, but anyway dont invest in property, invest in BTC instead  |
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I don't know about top 10 coins because there are too many out there but my top 3 pick would be :
Bitcoin
Litecoin
Vertcoin
Only trust Bitcoin after what happen to litecoin. |
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Too many bad news right now, we need a super good news like GOOGLE IS BUYING BITCOIN!!
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Yeah, stop mining it so it becomes profitable again  The first X13 coin, Snakexcoin, appears at #7 on a profitability list for my GTX750TI's, next up is #10, Burnercoin ^^" (First and second are Jackpotcoin & Talkcoin) Too bad, it doesn't work too well on AMD. So its time to invest in Nvidia now? |
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Too many auto switching algo program, now the profitability is almost on par for all algo.
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Red bull is the best in my country
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Is this miner as stable as the other miner for r9 280x and r9 290?
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Nice coin to hold and mine.
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The impact should be huge if it were to sell on exchange, but seems like they are selling on auction?
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Agree, faucets are a waste of time, why not go work for mcdonald and use it to buy BTC |
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Hi, guys. Some days ago, I knew block explorer site ( http://chainz.cryptoid.info). It has unique feature that we can know who is the owner of an address, for example mintpal, cryptsy, or poloniex. As I think, it is very thankful feature, but not all coins are designated. My question is that how someone can know who is the owner technically? Is there any special way to recognize the owner? The only way to know the owner info if he buy something with btc and have a shipment address. Otherwise its hard to tell if its real. If address owner is not selling any thing then how can do this I would like to know too,. |
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Well, ASICs are far more profitable now than GPU mining, I prefer you google around for some solid ASICs and invest in them for the long run.
Don't go with GPU mining as you will be the only loser.
Not if you know what you are doing. |
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savage garden - to da moon and back
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PHP but I prefer plugin like joomla.
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