I think that the price of bitcoin does matter to both investors and people who use it as a currency. This is because investors would want to buy when the price is low and sell when the price is high. People who want to use bitcoin as a currency would want to adjust the amount of bitcoin they spend to correspond to the price in fiat(if an item costs $50, they'd have to send $50 worth of bitcoins or 0.08226 BTC for example)

I currently use a couple of bitcoin wallets such as coinbase, bither, snapcard, and bit.ac. I htink that people use a lot o fbitcoin wallet sso taht they can't be traced as easily.

I do think that there is another thread about this although I would like to receive some money in BTC. I just hope that more physical stores would accept bitcoin so that I don't have to load a debit card with bitcoins since I have to pay fees.

I don't think that bitcoin is any different then a regular fiat currency. The only difference is that bitcoin is a digital currency while fiat is not. I do think that it's harder to lose bitcoin then it is to lose fiat currency though and it's certainly less messier than holding fiat(with the exception of credit/debit cards).

Sorry, but since you are a newbie, even if you offer these kinds of to good to be true rates, you won't be able to find a trade since you aren't trusted and you may be trying to scam. I suggest that everyone stay away and go to other, more reputable traders.

I hope that amazon will accept bitcoins soon so that I don't have to worry about fraudulent gift cards. Even if they did though, I probably would still use purse.io since they do give me a discount on goods that I buy .

I suppose that you can work for bitcoins, buy bitcoins, apply to signature campaigns, join ptc sites, click on faucets(like you are doing right now), or start trading in cryptocurrencies.

You can buy bitcoins from people in exchanges and p2p sites such as coinbase and localbitcoins, you can click ads and solve captchas at ptc sites and faucets respectively, and you can also apply for signature campaigns.

The site that I use most for showing current crypto value would be preev.com(which is not an exchange site). Every site has it's own value though due to it's volume, and the volatility of bitcoin.

I have invested some money into bitcoins, but not a whole lot, like $20-50. The rest that I have earned are from selling the gold that I earned from games such as runescape.

Fiat money doesn't exist? Count me in, especially seeing as I can see a lot of people using dollar bills, pounds, yens, etc./s I do agree that you would need to buy bitcoins with fiat if you aren't mining and don't have a service to offer though.

Do you have evidence? If you do, just move this to the scam accusations board and use the correct format for a scam accusation: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=260073.0.

Th only difference that i see between bitcoin and other currencies is that Bitcoin is anonymous(for the most part) but that can mean that it will be hard to catch scammers since we don't know who they are.

I suppose that you can invest into altcoins and/or gambling sites. Or you can use the money to advertise any referral links that you have although you'll have to find an advertising service that's worth it, which will be hard to do.

Where does it say that you can't make a thread like this? Also, maybe this post should be reported for being off-topic. Anyways, I do like the fact that coinmixer.se has an affiliate program but I'd have to go with bitmixer since they have been here longer then coinmixer.se.

Thanks, but how about the other questions? By the way, when I signed up on the website I haven't got the confirmation email needed to verify my email address. Can you please send me the email?

I like the concept of your site and the fact that you guys ban scammers but how do we communicate? Is there an on-site messaging system in place or do we have to use some external messaging app such as skype? Also, do you allow the users to use vpns?

I wouldn't recommend hashocean even if they came back. If they do come back, I hope people will have the good sense to not invest into the site. I'd recommend Hashnest and Haobtc instead since they are transparent.

if the cloudmining website doesn't mine, then it's most likely a ponzi. If you want to invest in a company that actually mines i suggest haobtc but like always, do your due diligence first before investing into the company(although it acts more like a bank then a cloudmining website).

The database was hacked a while ago, which is why Theymos disabled the security question(I think). Although, Theymos should get confirmation from us by email if we change the email address.