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16621  Other / Meta / Re: Why my posts are being removed? on: October 07, 2017, 03:41:12 PM
Take a look at the forum rules. Chances are, you're breaking one or more of those rules that's why your posts are being removed.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0#post_rules
Basically I replied to their posts by saying, thank you so much this was helpful.
Just like now for example, maybe later this thank you reply might also be removed, but I hope you will read it before it gets removed Smiley

You're probably spamming "thanks" or "thank you" posts on your thread. Probably your best bet is to quote everyone on a single reply and thank them all at the same time, in a single reply. Though I'm not completely sure if this is indeed whats causing your posts to be removed, since I can't view your deleted posts.
16622  Other / Meta / Re: Why my posts are being removed? on: October 07, 2017, 03:38:30 PM
Take a look at the forum rules. Chances are, you're breaking one or more of those rules that's why your posts are being removed.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0#post_rules
16623  Other / Meta / Re: [problem] long time to browse bitcointalk on: October 07, 2017, 03:18:35 PM
I had also faced the issue where the forum took too long to open than normal. Might be there may be too many people trying to access the site due to which server may got crashed or some maintenance happening on server due t which it might be taking some time. Now everything seems to be fine.

It's either the servers couldn't handle the number of users (and alternate accounts  Roll Eyes) that are online or are logging in, or we're probably getting DDoSed. Bitcointalk has been like this for me in the past few days. Unfortunate.
16624  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Scope of marketing/advertise of BTC through my website? on: October 07, 2017, 02:58:32 PM
Give us more information.

Are you planning on advertising bitcoin, as the cryptocurrency itself? or bitcoin-based companies?

How are you planning on advertising them? Google Adwords? Facebook ads?

What's your overall plan/goal on this? Advertising bitcoin or bitcoin-based companies won't benefit you whatsoever. Your plan is viable, unless you're trying to make profit, then no.
16625  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Signature Campaigns: New Rule Suggestion on: October 07, 2017, 10:58:52 AM
Applicants on a signature campaign (which shouldn't be around in the first place) shouldn't rush the managers in any way since they're the ones who need something from the campaign.
Indeed. I think the longest I've received feedback from my application(whether or not I got accepted or not) from past campaign managers was like 3-5 days maximum. 3-5 days is nothing; sometimes it can take you a whole month before you know if you got accepted or not when applying for a real job. I can't even imagine how hard it is for campaign managers that manage campaigns that accepts Jr member accounts. So much applications to filter through.
16626  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin won't live to see the next 10 years on: October 07, 2017, 03:19:59 AM
I really don't see bitcoin going anywhere soon in the next 10-30 years. Bitcoin can go down in market cap but still survive. A better question is, would bitcoin still remain and claim the number 1 spot in terms of market cap in the next 10 years? Personally, I don't know. There's literally no way to say for now. But there's a decent chance that it will still be number 1.
16627  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Wanted to create cryptocurrency? on: October 07, 2017, 02:41:35 AM
Definitely go with Waves if you don't know any programming. I'd still prefer going with creating an ethereum token though, but this completely depends on what you're trying to do. Do you have a team? or are you planning on doing it alone?

Some helpful links:
Waves: https://wavesplatform.com
Waves Chrome app: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wavesliteapp/kfmcaklajknfekomaflnhkjjkcjabogm
Create an Ethereum ERC20 token: https://ethereum.org/token
16628  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Best practices for providing public address for donation on: October 07, 2017, 02:15:49 AM
I don't think most BTC/ETH donation methods just simply add an address to their site/blog/social media. Nothing else. Just place your wallet address/addresses somewhere in your page and probably make the address a modal so that the QR code appears when it is clicked, or maybe something easier like linking it to
Code:
https://blockchain.info/address/(wallet address here)
which can make it easier for possible donors. Probably just create a separate wallet for donations so that people couldn't see the funds of your own original wallet; just for privacy's sake.

Also, as a musician, you might want to take a look at SingularDTV. https://singulardtv.com
16629  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Better investement right now, bitcoins or Altcoins. on: October 07, 2017, 01:33:26 AM
If I planned on buying some coins today. Which would be the better long term investment, and why?

For me it is still the bitcoins because there are way too expensive and successful so less risk to have rather than altcoins. But still there are risk, because it might fall like when the segwit occurs or aome country will banned it again. But altcoins on the other hand was also a great investment but the only thing that i see to have a good outcome is the ethereum because that is the only altcoin for me that have a great potential like what bitcoins have before.
But SegWit has already been activated though? And why would SegWit crash the price? That makes no sense.

I think it's different trading instruments. And you can invest in it simultaneously. I think, it can be useful sometimes to diversify your portfolio.
I think bitcoin is far leading than any other coin so go for the bitcoins because it is trend setter and no need to take no risk and invest into the most profitable one and this is the strongest coin of era no other coin will compete with it so don’t think about other make the wise choice and invest in it so that you will be a good profit scorer in future,
Investing bitcoin still has risks. It can crash 90% tomorrow without any sign. Though I personally think it has the lowest risk investment out of all.

Also, it is very very untrue that no other coin will compete with bitcoin. It's too early to say. Who knows, a new cryptocurrency 5-10 years from now will defeat bitcoin in terms of technology and innovation in general? That's why it's always not a good idea to go all in on cryptocurrencies.
16630  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How to get easy btc from an investment? on: October 07, 2017, 01:08:50 AM
*sigh* It's one of those questions again. People wanting fast and easy money. You want to earn BTC from an investment? Go start a business and use your profits to buy bitcoin, or go get a job with whatever skills you have and use your wages to buy bitcoin, or invest and trade cryptocurrencies or stocks like most people do. "Investment" and "cloud mining" sites are just pure BS; don't even bother trying, you're just going to waste your money. "how to easily get earn my money back?" That question is just straight up plain stupid. Sorry.

I don't believe in quick cash. I invest into BTC and hold onto it. And when the time comes, I cash out. I mean like everyone said, you gotta be more specific. There are ways of securing your BTC so it doesn't get hacked.
Why not use your BTC instead when the time comes instead of cashing out? Tongue
16631  Other / Meta / Re: bitcointalk.org Hacked Before? on: October 06, 2017, 05:30:10 PM
After doing a lazy bit of searching, I stumbled upon this article: Hacked BitcoinTalk.org User Data Goes Up For Sale On Dark Web

Whether or not it is true, I would suggest that you regularly change your password and secure your email/s just to be completely sure. Use 2 factor authentication on all accounts if possible.
16632  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin & other Countries cryptocurrency on: October 06, 2017, 04:57:10 PM
When talking about "Russia", are you referring to the Russian government or the Russian people?

If talking about the Russian government, then what would be the benefits besides security? The beauty of bitcoin and most cryptocurrencies is that they're decentralized. If a government would make their own cryptocurrency, then that would eliminate one of the biggest advantages of most cryptocurrencies.
16633  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: WHY OWNER IS HIDING on: October 06, 2017, 04:16:27 PM
First off, Satoshi Nakamoto isn't the "owner" of bitcoin. Satoshi is only the inventor of bitcoin; Satoshi may hold a good number of bitcoin, but he is no where near being the "owner".

"what could have been the reasons for his action??" Better yet, what would be a reason for him to reveal himself? If I were to invent a global currency whereas the government has no power over it, I'd be damn sure I'd have to be as anonymous as I can, as I'd definitely wouldn't want the feds over my ass.
16634  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bill Gates Praised the Bitcoins on: October 06, 2017, 02:28:34 PM
That clip of Bill Gates complimenting bitcoin has been around for a year or years already if I remember correctly. Well yeah they definitely help a lot in terms of getting bitcoin's name out there, but they never stated if bitcoin is the cryptocurrency that they like/believe the most, or if bitcoin will stay in the top 1 spot for long in coinmarketcap or not; that I would definitely like to know.

You should have posted another video, this one has just a small segment of 10 seconds with Bill Gates talking about Bitcoin.
There are longer video's of him talking about Bitcoin, they've probably been posted here already though.

Here's one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6mOUh_NY8M
Thanks for this. Didn't even know there was a full video on this lol.
16635  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: What is more reliable? A mobile wallet or an online wallet? on: October 06, 2017, 01:04:36 AM
I dont have a computer right now.
Just an android and an iPad... So desktop wallets are not an option for me.

That said, which between a mobile or online wallet do you experienced investors out there prefer and why?

Not really any difference. Your wallet is only as secure as your device. I'd say if you're going to not download a desktop client then use blockchain.info and enable 2fa(install google authenticator or whatever on your other device). Otherwise, use mycelium. Both are pretty established in terms of security.

It's really up to personal preference, as long as you hold your own keys you should be fine.

There is actually a huge difference. But the difference is not depending on if the wallet is "online" or not. It depends if the wallet gives you access to the private keys, which most wallet apps have, whereas most online web wallets don't have.

To OP:
on android, go use Copay or Mycelium.
on iOS, go with BreadWallet.
16636  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: new in the world of bitcoins on: October 06, 2017, 12:51:25 AM
Before even going into trading or mining or anything involving any sort of investments, do a lot of research. When I mean a lot, I really mean a lot. Focus first on learning about the technology. Don't focus on making profit for now.

Some sources:
A Beginner's Guide to Blockchain Technology: https://www.coindesk.com/information/
Introduction to Bitcoin by aantonop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1si5ZWLgy0
Bitcoin for beginners by aantonop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlKZ83REIkA
“Is Bitcoin Mining Profitable in 2017?“: https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-mining-profitable-beginners-explanation/
16637  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: I have created a site that analyzes twitter volumes for various coins on: October 06, 2017, 12:35:03 AM
Very interesting. Though for now I couldn't think of any reason to use it, besides using it for giving me an idea on how Twitter-famous a certain cryptocurrency is. Could probably a decent indicator on how hyped up a certain coin is. Probably add a sort feature on the coins? A "top 10 this week" and a "top 10 in the last 24hrs" list?

Even though it looks to be sort of in the "beta" stage, I suggest working a bit more with the User Interface/UX. Trust me, that's a significant for your tool's success. Also, probably buy a cheap .info domain if you couldn't afford a .io or a .com domain.

Those are some good ideas, I'm working on it, and I have a few domains lined up (coinmarkettweet.com and coinmarketsocial.com) but they haven't been able to validate yet. The website is in deed not very mature, and needs a lot of things done. I'm working on getting some donation goals online now. I've been looking at your website, looking good Smiley A design shouldn't be too hard to implement for me, since I essentially only have two pages that need styling. Thanks for the tips anyway Smiley

Try out using bootstrap. It's like the de-facto standard of user interfaces for years. It makes it alot easier too as you would only need to code minimal CSS, as most of the components you need are already in the bootstrap framework. Try it out! https://getbootstrap.com

My main advice for now is that you make your web tool less "boring". It just looks to generic. Also, provide some useful information like I said. Charts, graphs, pie charts, those stuff. Tongue

DISCLAIMER: I am in no way affiliated with bootstrap
16638  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: I have created a site that analyzes twitter volumes for various coins on: October 05, 2017, 02:48:38 PM
Very interesting. Though for now I couldn't think of any reason to use it, besides using it for giving me an idea on how Twitter-famous a certain cryptocurrency is. Could probably a decent indicator on how hyped up a certain coin is. Probably add a sort feature on the coins? A "top 10 this week" and a "top 10 in the last 24hrs" list?

Even though it looks to be sort of in the "beta" stage, I suggest working a bit more with the User Interface/UX. Trust me, that's a significant for your tool's success. Also, probably buy a cheap .info domain if you couldn't afford a .io or a .com domain.
16639  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Day Trading Alt coins on: October 05, 2017, 02:30:25 PM
Browse through the Trading Discussion forums. There has been numerous posts with the same topics as this.

Any advice for altcoin day trading?: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1412001.0
share your tips trading altcoin?: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=948668.0
Altcoin Daytrading: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=408787.0
Trading Tips On Day Trading and Shorts?: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1978971.0
16640  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: IT IS TOO LATE? on: October 05, 2017, 12:39:08 PM
Well I feel the Same way with bitcoin I want to invest in them but with 1 bitcoin being like 4500 usd how can 1 buy it? I saw some other ico to invest bit idk them.

You don't have to buy one whole bitcoin. You can buy in smaller decimals, depending on your budget. (e.g. 0.05BTC). The best website to buy bitcoin depends on what country you're in.

Definitely don't go the ICO path if you don't know what you're doing. You can possibly lose the money you invested.
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