And so does everybody else. No resource is unlimited in this world. If your products are all sold out, then you just have to restock. And if you don't want to run out of products to sell, when you've sold 3/4 of the products, then restock right away. So it would appear as if you have unlimited supplies in the buyer's point of view.

Buying and selling products has been a good way to earn money for a lot of people. Once you've established a good reputation, got loyal customers, and have a good team, you don't have to worry that much anymore.

Thank you!

Might as well be a copy+paste of some advertisements. The words that he used sounds all so familiar and that surely sounds like someone selling an e-Book online of his success experience would say. Most of them say that they have this method and it guarantees you good result. They say that it's what they've been doing and so on so forth. This type of manipulation is very common. They make you interested about something but let's you pay to get more details about it.

If you really want to manage your money, I suggest to not buy some eBook like this. It might be just some pretty basic method which anyone that has the right mind can think of. There are books and subreddits out there dedicated for managing your money. Don't waste your money for something like this.

And the demand and supply simply depends on money. Some people have a lot of money and that's why they have bigger roles than others as mentioned in your post. Bigger roles means they can affect the market more significantly than normal users. I still believe that no one is playing with the price of bitcoins right now. No one is controlling it right now, they're simply letting the market move by itself. But eventually, the whales would start moving. Because if they don't, then what's the point of them being in the game and waiting for so long.

That is just some "think about it" thinking or simply speculation. Even if my reply to you is also pure speculation since we don't have a way to find out a way to make statistics, I think that 1BTC a year is such a low amount for how much bitcoins are lost forever. The early investors that didn't actually care about bitcoins or probably forgot where they hid their private keys, that makes up thousands of coins already. The bitcoin users that dies, loses their private keys, and all that makes up some more coins.

I also don't think that we're even a million in population so there's not a million people losing their bitcoins.

I get that the meaning of FLUX is kind of confusing because it means the campaign is in between closed and accepting. So a newbie would think, is it really closed or is it accepting? But if you take a look at the thread of WhyFuture, you will easily notice that every application is ignored until the actual time of application for the week. That's a pattern and I don't think the manager misses saying that "Applicants are able to apply in 48 hours" or something similar.

The payment has nothing to do with it. The only status that has something to say about the payment is the PNYC (Payment not yet confirmed). The rest of the status have already been confirmed that they're paying although they might stop paying at any given time.

If you have any more questions regarding the table, feel free to ask. I bet new users also have questions but are afraid to ask.

The new owner says that her name is Irine (which I suppose is a girl's name). If someone would have the time to look at the posts in the FortuneJack account and see if there's some introduction from the old owner as well and the name's do not match, then I was right on placing them on PNYC.

But there's no worries about this, to be honest. Since the site is still the one that will pay you.

There's a lot of answers for that question if you try to make some research. But there was no bitcoins before, it's not like the government has made fiat currency to avoid and hide the use of bitcoins. In addition, it would be quite complicated if there was only one currency so governments need to have their own currencies. The value of a country's currency also indicates how much they've grew.

You actually can. You're not just doing it. You can do that in Paypal and other websites. It's digital money, so converting it is no trouble. On the other hand, when it's in fiat it would be harder because you have to pay conversion fees and most stores don't accept a foreign currency.

We're far from that. The number of bitcoin users isn't significant enough to say that the use of bitcoin has killed income taxation. There's still people out there that are getting paid in fiat and will continue to get paid like that in the next couple decades. The only ones that really get to avoid paying income tax are those people that work online and even if they're not getting paid in fiat (i.e. Paypal), they're not going to pay tax at all. Unless they're having huge transactions in their bank accounts which surely be questioned eventually.

Bitcoin will only kill the income tax when companies in real life start paying you in bitcoin instead.

Is it managed by the same person? Because the FortuneJack account has recently changed their password and email address.

You don't have to quote the whole table. Just do -snip- or something.

I have nothing against banks but this guy is right. Most people agree with the idea of bitcoin bank because they think that it'll be more secure. If you do not know how to make your bitcoin wallet secure, then learn how to do it. Just a simple search in google and you'll get thousand results. Most of them are helpful, but you gotta check your computer for virus and keyloggers first.

On a side note, I also think that these people trusts their government and so it's okay that the whole point of bitcoin will be neglected and just surrender their coins to a bitcoin bank made by the government.

This people think that they're going to get some profit out of hyip sites because of the people promoting ponzi sites showing them fake transactions or some kind of success stories. They say that they get all those money out of this site and that attracts referrals. No matter how new an hyip site is or no matter how long it has been running, it still can run away any time. And you'll just know that they're gone when all your withdrawals are stuck in the pending status.

And together with this people are the criminals. When criminals realize that there's no paper trail or anything in bitcoins, they will switch to using bitcoins as well. In most third world countries, no criminal would bat an eye on using bitcoins but in more civilized countries, they surely would embrace this currency. People have been using social media sites to look for drug dealers and sort, they'd think might as well use the internet to have the payment too when they find out about bitcoin.

So I think people realizing the potential of bitcoins will always have some bad people abusing the idea. But meh, no difference on how fiat's being used right now anyway.

I suppose that bitcoin "dies" means that the price becomes zero or somewhere near it. I really doubt that it will reach that price because some people will start investing money when the price has significantly decreased. But let's assume that some force or for some reason, the price of bitcoin did hit 0.xx$. The only reason why bitcoin would hit that price is because almost everyone has already dumped their bitcoins, otherwise the price should be higher than that. That means no one likes to invest in bitcoins anymore, it's basically destroyed. I don't think someone would pick it up even for that price. Maybe some people would buy some because the price is cheap, but I don't think they would be enough for bitcoin to get back on track again.

Meaning to say that you're assuming later on the price of bitcoin would be lesser? Why would you wait for the price of bitcoin to decrease before you invest? If you think the price of bitcoin right now is huge, then convert it into fiat first and then use that money to invest in real life. But if you're going to invest it in bitcoin form, I really don't see the point of waiting because 1 bitcoin would always be 1 bitcoin. And all that waiting can already have made your bitcoin grow already.

Not to be pessimistic or anything, but making an exchange site is really hard to do. It's not just all about accumulating the needed funds. We all know that you can't have a capital enough to make an exchange site by just having a day job, unless you have a really decent job and spend as little money as possible.

Aside from accumulating funds, you also need to have connections. Programmers, developers, investors, beta testers, support staff, which all would cost a lot of money. It's a lot of work and would take years.

Ask yourself first if you really want to compete against all these established exchange site first before you do all this work.

Well, you only think that because you don't realize that you're already addicted in lottery. You just have to buy a lottery ticket every single day, and that takes ~24 hours before you can "place" a bet again.

People bet on lottery every day, but still think that it's not significant enough to damage their monthly budget. In the long run, when you compute all of the money that you've spent buying lottery tickets, you'll realize how much money you should've saved instead.

There are posts online that says the chance of you getting killed while you're on your way to buy lottery tickets is even higher than the chance of you winning the lottery.

"Considering" you're right about that. Banks are thinking of making some experiment and trying out to make their own cryptocurrency but that's not enough reason for you to trust. Even when they start accepting crypto or even make their own, they would still have the power to lock your account. There's no point in putting cryptocurrencies in a local bank, honestly,  especially if you know how to make your wallet secure.

Well, a total beginner would be too scared to even put a dollar invest a dollar in altcoin trading. I think that you don't have to actually force yourself to overcome your fear of losing money. After the long process, it would come to the point that you have already overcome your fear. You might not even notice it. When risking money becomes a normal thing to you, then that surely is the time that you've overcome your fear.

So your family is already malnourished? You said you can't feed them, then how did they survive all that time that you didn't have online income yet? The posts in here really confuses me. At first you said that you weren't able to feed your family and then at the end you said it's enough to buy daily needs.


You don't have to live like that and you know that. Just use whatever knowledge that you have, offer them to people, and get paid. At first it would be hard because people don't know that you're offering to do that job (example: fixing stuffs in the house). But once people get to know that you do that, they'll just go to you by themselves. No need for you to advertise yourself every time.

That's not the reason why bitcoin cannot kill income tax. Not everyone's into this thing. The number of bitcoin workers is nothing compared to the number of people paid in fiat. There would always be people paying income tax even though they don't want to. And trust me, you don't want every single person to skip paying their income tax. A lot of public services that you use are from the tax that you're paying. Maybe your government is corrupt or something but you still have to pay your taxes.