I was never a big fan of these faucets. If you have no other way to earn Bitcoins, then please do some freelancing and earn the salary in fiat cash. Later convert this fiat to Bitcoin. None of the faucets pay more than $1 per hour, which is a massive waste of our time and effort.

I will do, most probably. Selling @ $100,000 per coin will get me around $172,000 (after taxes). And that amount is enough for me to purchase a small decent house, and a good four-wheeler. Or perhaps I will hold 50% of my coins, and wait for another higher target (maybe $250,000 per coin).

There will be a point when those users who purchased their coins at $1,000 or $2,000 per coin decides to do full or partial profit booking. If the demand is not very strong at that point of time, then the exchange rates can crash. This will trigger panic selling, which will pull down the prices even further. But I can't predict the level at which this will occur.

ETH will never overtake BTC, because the former is a scam controlled by shady characters. If another crypto is going to replace Bitcoin, then it is going to be Bitcoin Cash (BCH). Right now, it is the #3 crypto in terms of market cap and number of users and soon it will be #2 as ETH is going down constantly. And then, it is just a matter of time before it gives tough competition to BTC.

It has been reported from all over the globe. There was an article in the Daily Mail, detailing the issue inside the United Kingdom. Nowadays, everyone is connected. Drugs are also easily moving from one country to another. All the governments need to work together, if we want to stop this menace.

Prison sentence in India is a joke. If you have the connections, then you can live with all the luxuries inside your prison cell. If some rapist is sentenced to 10 years in jail, he will enjoy his stay there and will be out in max 5-6 years. After that he will be free to repeat his offense again. We need to permanently remove these people from the society.

Jobs can only be given to skilled people. So education is the key here.


Not a bad idea, provided that the "poor" are actually interested.


No way. No freebies for them. Free medicare is OK though.


Rising of minimum wage will result in more unemployment.


The citizens need to think about it.

Yes.. you are right. But IMO, only red wine is having the medicinal properties. Don't expect the same from white or rose wine. The reason why red wine is having this advantage is because the skin of the red grapes contains a lot of antioxidants, which are good for the detoxification of the body.

I would have done that, if he was not a fraud. Now he is back with his new scam, which is called Ethereum 2.0. Also, I have noticed that the mainstream media is backing him for the past many months. He was recently selected as one of Bloomberg’s top 50 most influential people. There may be a reason?

Nope. We are not going to do it, because right now it is not effecting us. Global warming is causing the tropical glaciers to vanish. Species extinction is proceeding at an astonishing rate. Tropical forests (especially those in Brazil, Congo and Indonesia) are getting destroyed at an alarming rate. Yet, we don't want to do anything, since none of them directly affects us.

The irony now is that a lot of nations possess powerful ICBMs, which can deliver nuclear weapons to their targets (including North Korea, which successfully tested the Hwasong-15 missile a few days back), but few of them possess air-defense systems which can counter a similar missile attack from one of their enemies. This is a bad sign.

What is the problem for these authorities if the expat workers bring their families? I have seen that in most of the GCC nations (such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates), they don't allow the blue collar workers to bring their families. This in turn causes a lot of trouble, as these workers are able to visit their families only once every three or four years.

Hinduism is the oldest religion in the world (it has been in existence from 5000 BC). So it is only natural for the other religions to plagiarize it. And this is true not only for Buddhism, but for other eastern religions such as Sikhism, Jainism, and Confucianism as well. It is just like Christianity and Islam plagiarizing the oldest western religion (Judaism).

The main risk with hardware wallets is what you had just posted. If you lose the keys, then you lose your coins. It has happened to multiple people, and I have seen at least one thread here in Bitcointalk. Another issue with the hardware wallets is that you are converting a digital asset to physical form, which makes it easier for the authorities to confiscate it.

No. It is not going to keep increasing forever. Right now, it is increasing at a rate of close to 3% per day. At this rate, after 3 months we will have an exchange rate of $168,000 per coin, which will take the market cap to $3 trillion (or 1% of the total global wealth). It may reach that level, but 1% of the global wealth is huge. Can a decentralized currency without government backing reach that level?

I am not sure about the withdrawal fee charged by various exchanges, but a few days back I paid around BTC0.002 (equivalent to $23.5) to withdraw around $100 worth of coins. I was about to convert my BTC to BCH and then withdraw it, but at that point of time the BCH exchange rates were declining.

I don't know how true your post is. This is the first time I am hearing that tobacco smoke has the ability to cure Tuberculosis. I don't know. If it was true, then the regions with highest incidence of smoking should be having the lowest incidence of tuberculosis. But that is not the case.

I agree that human life is very precious. But what you will do with someone who has destroyed the lives of a large number of innocent people? The only fair punishment for such a person is going to be the death penalty. I know that it is nasty, but there are few other options.

Rather than a simple tale, it is a myth invented by some very intelligent people to control the others. With the oriental religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism and Shintoism, it is not that evident. But it is much evident in the Semitic religions such as Islam and Christianity.

I agree with the first part, but not with the second. Reducing the population will decrease the incidence of poverty by more than 90%, because overpopulation is the root cause of social illnesses such as poverty and hunger in the world.