Keep on posting on different threads.. make sure that its as constructive as it'll ever be and avoid spamming and burst posting.. to get out of the newbie status your total activity must be 42 .. and for your activity to reach that kind of amount you should makr 14 posts per two weeks. Activity will update after two weeks.. just keep on posting and see it for yourself

the price of bitcoin is quite unpredictable considering that it increases and decreases overtime, it can never remain in the same price as before because of reasons that affect the price of bitcoin. though if it does decrease then it is just temporary, i doubt that it'll last long so there is a chance that it'll increase in value once again. you should just hold your bitcoins for now and wait for the time that it increases in value

Its because there are things that people want to buy with fiat money. Bitcoin isnt that popular to be considered as a currency which can be used to pay product and services on a daily basis. What bitcoin can buy is limited than of fiat money that's why people will immediately convert if bitcoin's value increases.

Campaigns have their respective rules that you must follow, if not your account wont be validated and there's a chance that you'll be kicked out of the campaign. Regarding posts, it depends on the campaign. There are those that require you to post 10 times per week or even 20 and then there are campaigns that do not accept posts made on certain threads such as politics, economics and etc. Just make sure that you avoid spamming

I think you should just stick to mining bitcoins because it is less risky than trading though the equipment used for mining is costly and you should consider participating on a legitimate site so you can generate bitcoins while you idly wait. You should also consider how to lessen the energy that your mining equipment consumes because it really is a handful. Expect that you'll receive an electricity bill that'll cost a significant amount of the generated bitcoins that you have made

An investor should be knowledgable of the project that he has taken interest in. He should be careful and critical in investing his money because not all of the projects out there is guaranteed to bring you success, there is a possibility that you'll be scammed. You should also consider dividing your money into several parts and investing it in various projects different from the other, to make sure that you'll receive money

You should just buy bitcoin instead. It has so much potential over other cryptocurrencies out there. There is a higher chance that you'll make profits than that of ripple but if you really like to then there's nothing that i can do but you may want to make a review of ripple first before you buy it just to makw sure.

Bitcoin's value depends on the state of its demand and supply. If demand increases but the supply remains to be as it is, bitcoins price will increase on the other hand if the supply is higher than its demand then it lowers in price. Notice how bitcoins value recently increased? The reason why is that the number of people who participate in bitcoin continues to increase.

Just as what you said, our profit will be less than what we'll originally receive since tax takes up most of it. I just hope the government will not push that kind of idea because most of the campaigns that i participate in dont offer high paying stakes but i doubt that they'll put tax to bitcoin because they dont know how to apply it

Online dating is prone to catfishing. It gives people the chance to trick other people online. With this in mind, i'll have to go with the usual "face to face" date where you can interact with your lover in a more personal aspect. Its better to date someone that you can see and tpuch rather tgan looking through pictures and stare at eachother through camera lenses.

Electric cars may be gaining in popularity but the widespread of its production and demand is too little compared to cars that use oil. As of now electric cars isnt that much of a threat to oil industries because of the fact that the majority of the world's population is still leaning on cars that use oil but i guess things will change in the year 2500 where pollution is a threat to humankind.

Yes, money can buy happiness.. though its just a temporary feeling where it just satisfies a person's need and want for a short period of time. What money cannot buy are those that last forever, things that leave heartprints on a person's life.

My guess is that it will drop in price but we'll never truly know unless its january. Bitcoin's price is unpredictable so there isnt any facts and evidences that will support my suspicion that it will drop in price. Its just a hunch. Lets just focus on the present and grab any opportunity that comes ahead. Buy bitcoins while its low on price and sell it while its price is high.

Yes, investing on bitcoin is a good way to double up your profits. You should already know that bitcoin is improving in a fast pace and that its demand continues to increase despite of its drop in price. You should know that people are more willing to invest in bitcoin because it has so much potential but you must be wary of the amount that you are going to invest on it.. 1000 is enough. Dont put all of your money on bitcoin.. you should divide it and try other things that you can invest on

Bitcoin does not "employ" people, it just gives them the chance to earn money and reduces the risk of being poor and broke. A person who is involved in bitcoin isnt considered as someone who is employed thus their status remains to be unemployed who finds a way to earn without a professional job.

Yes it is possible that bitcoin will meet its end but it would take years before that happens especially when bitcoin's demand right now is very high and the hype level for such a currency tops over the rest.

When i first heard of bitcoin back in 2016, i had doubts of whether i should give it a try or not . People are so skeptical about it that they started to spread rumours that it is a scam.. a currency used in the black market but since one of my friends has been participating in campaigns involving bitcoins i decided that i should give it a shot. Well, i saw the outcome of my friend's hardwork actually, earning lots of cash just by posting in signature campaigns, this is what pushed me to participate in bitcoins and i never regretted it.

You shouldnt rely on bitcoin that much, its value isnt stable so it is possible that it'll drop in price at some point. You should keep your job and earn fiat money so that you have something that you can hold on to when you're paying expenses and taxes but that depends on your decisions and on your strategies as well.

I dont think that's possible and for a number of reasons why. First is that cryptocurrency's value is ever changing, flactuating from time to time which is definitely going to be a problem for the economy considering that the government will constantly adjust expenses and taxes just to balance things out. Second is that the majority of the country's population arent aware of what cryptocurrencies are and the only solution for that is to teach cryptocurrencies in schools at an early age. The third reason why cryptocurrencies cant possibly be our fiat is that not all of the people within the society are exposed to technology and that cryptocurrencies are only limited to those who are able to gain access in the net.

Coinbase sounds promising, i should try a new wallet to store my bitcoins but since most of the people here said that it has high fees the i guess i'll have to stick with myetherwallet. I usually participate in the altcoin section of this forum and i havent tried bitcoin campaigns in the past so myetherwallet is really helpful to me but just like coinbase. It also has high fees, taking up most of the profit that i had made. Could anyone suggest to me a good wallet with low fees?