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1621  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Money Moving Back into Bitcoin from Alt-Coins on: June 21, 2017, 06:00:43 AM
Don't you think that it is still too early to reach such a conclusion? The SegWit code is not ready yet. And it is not known whether the 80% consensus can be maintained for a long duration of time. And also, the last time when I checked, the 24-hour rise in the exchange rates for Ripple (+7.72%) was higher than that for Bitcoin (+4.56%). Some of the other alts are also rising, such as Bytecoin and IOTA.
1622  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why do islam hates people? on: June 21, 2017, 05:57:23 AM
They not actually hate people, they want to fight for their pride. They want to spread their religion to know who they are, to know what's their fighting for. Islam want to create their own world. They want to follow their testaments.

What sort of pride you are talking about? By beheading innocent people, by enslaving poor Yazidi women, by committing mass genocide, how are they maintaining their pride? If they want to spread their religion, then it is fine with me. But they should do that by peaceful means. Using force to achieve religious expansion can only result in confrontation with the non-Muslims.
1623  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines. on: June 21, 2017, 05:52:47 AM
This attackers are no longer attention seekers but actually an official affiliate group from the international group called ISIS cause among the dead attackers there said to be foreigners with them that were killed so that omly mean that they've had some support from the ISIS. The president of the Philippines made a wise move to declare martial law to confine the situation and now the battle in mindanao is nearing it's decisive moment and finally this terrorist that is terrorizing, kidnapping and beheading foreigners will finally be stopped. This dangerous people has been neglected from the past administration, right now is the only time it is being resolved.

I also heard that foreign fighters were among the Islamist rebels in Marawi. How did they got there? I heard that even militants from Chechenya were fighting there. What about the border checks? The Chechens could have traveled by air, and that is the only way they could reach Marawi. Why the Philippine authorities were unable to prevent them from traveling to Mindanao?
1624  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Would Bitcoin ending up like Yahoo in the future? on: June 20, 2017, 10:05:15 AM
How can anyone compare Bitcoin to Yahoo? I still remember what happened during the 90s. Yahoo went down as a result of its incompetent management. Some of the acquisitions made by the management turned out to be unprofitable, and unmanageable. Also, they tried a lot of monopolistic and  anti-competitive practices during the first decade of 21st century.
1625  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SAUDI Bitcoin Trading on LocalBitcoins TO THE MOON on: June 20, 2017, 09:58:28 AM
If I remember correctly, Saudi Arabia (and a few other GCC nations) has imposed embargoes on Qatar. It is not possible to move the money from Saudi to Qatar, or vice versa. I doubt whether the increased volumes in the Saudi Localbitcoins is due to Qataris moving their funds from Saudi Arabia, back to Qatar.
1626  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Is Not Garbage, Embrace It on: June 20, 2017, 09:55:33 AM
I am embracing the fees so hard right now. I am hugging them closely and won't let them go. Because my life is not complete without these fucking fees man! Freedom in fees, fees in freedom. Fuck yeah!

I can understand your frustration. A few days back, I paid a withdrawal fee of BTC0.0015, to move BTC0.01 to my personal online wallet from the exchange wallet. At least when compared to the fee we had a few months back, this amount was significantly higher. Well... Let's see. SegWit is at 70% consensus right now. If it fails to achieve 80%, then we can wait until August 1.
1627  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin banned in Ecuador on: June 20, 2017, 09:52:15 AM
What is wrong with these Latin American nations? A few weeks back I read the news about Venezuelan authorities harassing the Bitcoin users there. Before that the Bitcoin users were being persecuted in Argentina. If the Latin American nations can't keep the value of their national currencies stable, then they should blame themselves. Banning Bitcoin will not do any good.
1628  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Dangerous country on: June 20, 2017, 09:49:14 AM
I don't like how Chinese threat dogs also, it's closest animal to human, many see dogs as a best friends, I can't understand how they can eat dogs.

It is the treatment of the dogs which creates tension between the Oriental people and the others. But it will be wrong to ban the slaughter of dogs, just because a section of us regard dogs as very close to us. If we do that, then the Hindus will demand a ban on the slaughter of cattle, and the Muslims will ask for a ban on the consumption of pork. Food must be strictly based on personal choice.
1629  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Mined bitcoin at current prices? on: June 20, 2017, 08:03:39 AM
Is the result of mined bitcoin at current prices that can cover the cost of minning itself, because I have a plan to mine bitcoin with my friend

Please give the following details to ascertain whether your mining operation will be profitable or not:

1. The cost of electricity in your country ($ per KWh)
2. The model and build of your mining rig
3. How many hours are you planning to run the rig every day (if it is not full-time)
4. How many of the coins are you planning to sell immediately, and how many are you planning to save for the future.
5. Which exchange are you going to use for selling the coins?
6. Are you planning solo mining, or are you planning to enroll in to any mining pool?
1630  Other / Off-topic / Re: Ever had a dream about cryptocurrencies? on: June 20, 2017, 07:59:32 AM
Yeah.. I had a dream last week. In my dream, BTC shot up to $100,000 per coin. I sold my crypto for $1 million and was thinking what to do with the money. Suddenly I heard someone knocking the door. When I opened the door, cops were standing in front of me. They arrested me for tax evasion and illegal monetary transactions. When I resisted the arrest, they kicked me.... by then I woke up.
1631  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Calling for all foreign parties to join in Jihad against the evil U.S.A. on: June 20, 2017, 07:04:02 AM
Before joining your call for Jihad, I need you to give me answer for a few questions. Some of them are:

1. Am I eligible for the limited time offer of 72 virgins, if I get martyred while conducting the Jihad?
2. I am not very fond of African women. So could you please ensure that all of these virgins are either Caucasian or Asian?
3. Being an atheist, am I eligible to take part in this Jihad?
4. Do I need to get myself circumcised, in order to take part in the Jihad?
5. Do you have any issues if I have bacon for my breakfast, while waging the Jihad?
1632  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Pakistan WON the ICC Champions Trophy 2k17 🏆🏆🏆 on: June 20, 2017, 06:59:42 AM
Hmm.... and finally Pakistan won a match against India? Great. Perhaps now the other teams will end their boycott of Pakistan and visit that country to play cricket matches (provided adequate security cover is given to the visitors). I heard that this was one of the matches with the maximum viewership, with an estimated 288 million people watching it in India alone. 30-second ad spots were being sold for ₹10,000,000 ($155,000) in India by the broadcasters.
1633  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Buy BTC at one exchange, sell it more expensive at another? on: June 20, 2017, 03:54:33 AM
In order to buy bitcoin at one exchange and sell it to more expensive at another. You need to apply on an online money trading website. Example legit online money trading is the poloniex ,in where you can invest your bitcoin ,sell and buy bitcoin that can enable your bitcoin to grow faster.

Only if you already have fiat/BTC deposited in two or more exchanges, you can try this. Because there are multiple types of fees involved. First you have the deposit fee if you are depositing fiat/BTC. And then if you are selling your BTC for fiat, there is usually a 0.2% to 1.0% fee charged by the exchange. In the end, the total fee will come to around 2% to 5%.
1634  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Easiest and fastest way of buying Bitcoin on: June 20, 2017, 03:48:04 AM
If you are living outside western nations, and you want the fiat deposited in your bank accounts, then I would like to recommend LocalBitcoins. The entire process takes less than one hour (20-30 mins to move BTC to LBC wallet, and then around 5-15 minutes to conduct the trade). But be careful with the buyers, and check their reputation score before doing trade.
1635  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Loss almost 40%, should stop trading or not ? on: June 20, 2017, 03:44:48 AM
There is no need to feel depressed or discouraged. You can't expect to profit out from trading everytime. Sometimes you incur losses, and sometimes you get profits. If you don't want to incur losses beyond a certain limit, then I would advice you to trade after setting strict targets and stop-loss values.
1636  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How much BTC is required for trade? on: June 20, 2017, 03:42:22 AM
The mandatory minimum amount depends on which exchange you are trading. In BTC-e, I have traded amounts as low as BTC0.004 (to purchase LTC a few months back). And in certain exchanges such as VirCurex, I have traded in even smaller amounts, like BTC0.001.
1637  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is 1000 btc Possible on: June 20, 2017, 03:39:50 AM
Is it possible to earn 1000 or atleast 100 bitcoins with trading Altcoins.If I buy some bitcoin at cheaper rate today and it's price goes up in future?Which alt you think has potential to make me 1000 btc

Trading does have its own inherent risks. When some one is making profit out of trading, you must understand that someone else is losing out. If you are lucky, then you may profit out of trading. If not, you will lose your investment. But my advice would be to set smaller targets, such as BTC1 or BTC10, rather than dreaming about becoming a millionaire. Not everyone in this world can become a millionaire. But there is no harm in trying to be one.
1638  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is right now a good time to buy Bitcoin / Ethereum? on: June 20, 2017, 03:36:44 AM
Right now, the prices are down because of the Bitcoin scaling issue. There is a good chance that this issue will be resolved in the near future. If that happens, then the prices will increase steeply. So keeping this in mind, I would advice you to purchase as many Bitcoins as possible. And right now, I can't make any predictions about Ethereum.
1639  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin $3000 on: June 20, 2017, 03:32:48 AM
Just heard that Segwit2x has achieved some 70% consensus. Now there is a serious chance that it will be activated with the required support (I am still not sure whether the mandatory minimum level of support is 80% or 95%). So unless Jihan Wu pulls dirty tricks, BTC exchange rates should blast upwards within a few days time.
1640  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2017-06-19] 70 Percent of the Bitcoin Hashrate Begins Signaling Segwit2x on: June 20, 2017, 03:27:29 AM
70% is still not good enough, right? If I am not wrong, then we need a 95% consensus to implement Segwit2x. This will be extremely hard to achieve, as some of the mining pools have remained firm in their opposition to Segwit2x. Anyway, it is good to see the proportion rising from 40% to 70% in less than a month.
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