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1761  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Release the hounds : 45.8 BTC stolen - electrum-wallet.com CRIMINAL sticky pls on: August 04, 2017, 03:02:25 PM
I hope other people will learn from your mistake. Thank you for posting this, but unfortunately those BTC will not be recovered

soon. People hosting these scams, move quickly when they hit a jackpot like this. I would suggest that people do a test tx

first, before they move their coins. This will prevent situations like this in the future. You will only lose the test run coins and

not your whole hoard.  Roll Eyes
Going by the date and timing of his transaction, I noticed some desperation to catch up with the BCC timing and bonus, that must be one reason he was unable to think twice, but 45BTC actually calls for double checking no matter what. It's quite pathetic the internet is full of wolves in sheep clothe. I think you really need to report the site if you really care about another victim falling into their trap!

1762  Economy / Marketplace / Re: BTC AND ETH ON TOR? on: August 04, 2017, 12:38:32 PM
How can we earn bitcoins and ETH on tor browser and if there is free alt why please share it also. But no illegal thing.

I really don't get what you mean, bro. But if you mean earning Bitcoin and Ethereum on auto pilot, you may want to try the following sites below they work on all browsers.

https://freebitco.in/
http://moonbit.co.in/
http://www.next4share.com/
I know op could not have been asking to earn Bitcoin from faucets through tor browser, because it would make no economic sense anyway except if the real intent is to rip off the sites with multiple accounts and by then op would have been leg deep in "illegal things" much against what he preached.
1763  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Fear Of August 1st on: August 04, 2017, 10:14:12 AM
Fear smells just like money.  Wink
Cool! I will agree with you. August 1st is something that should be cherished rather than feared. I don’t know why people are too much afraid of this. August 1st is going to make bitcoins more important and valuable than ever. Bitcoins are definitely taking ride to moon in the coming months.
You are right, this will turn to a more formidable Bitcoin in the long run, though people can't help but panic at times like this because there is actually possibility of losing money or drop in value especially those not having very deep pockets.

August 1 didn't give too much impact on BItcoin Price which is in contrary to many users here speculation. Besides that, BTC price keeps strong and never out of range of 2600$ below.

Yup, volatility was disappointing considering the August 1st predictions. However, I don't think we are out of the woods yet. I don't think the major fundamental threat was BIP148/BIP91 nor Bcash.

I think the major fundamental threat is the Segwit8x fork in November. That has the backing of many major Bitcoin companies, exchanges and miners. They have a lot of marketing power. So I think this could cause a real network split in November, which could have lasting implications. And this is also a reason for market uncertainty now.

Segwit8x? You mean Segwit2x right? As far as I understand the new york agreement has backing of 85% of the hash power so it should be stable and I don't think anyone wants further chain splits after bitcoin cash.
The absent of much volatility around August 1st as anticipated, I guess should not be interpreted as the storm being over! BIP91 presupposes a hard fork after 3 months and BIP148 still does not share that point of view. For now, there is relative stability in the network, let's savor it while it last and hope a consensus would be reached before the next crossroad.
1764  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What do you think are the biggest disadvantages of Bitcoin? on: August 04, 2017, 07:51:43 AM
Transaction costs are rising and expensive, I think the future coin is a small fee, a year ago we can send bitcoin for free, but currently it takes at least $ 2.5 to send bitcoin.
Its only natural to bitcoin to have a hugh fee than before because bitcoin price now is a lot higher than before. If bitcoin falls the bitcoin fee will also reduced.
No you're in error, the inpressive price of Bitcoin has little or nothing to do with the high transaction fee people are having to pay these days as against what it used to be. Mining difficulty have increased tremendously and requests for transacrions confirmation have plummated causing the network to be conjested. 
1765  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Fear Of August 1st on: August 03, 2017, 11:46:57 PM
Fear smells just like money.  Wink
Cool! I will agree with you. August 1st is something that should be cherished rather than feared. I don’t know why people are too much afraid of this. August 1st is going to make bitcoins more important and valuable than ever. Bitcoins are definitely taking ride to moon in the coming months.
You are right, this will turn to a more formidable Bitcoin in the long run, though people can't help but panic at times like this because there is actually possibility of losing money or drop in value especially those not having very deep pockets.
1766  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Being Unemployed Drives People to go to Bitcoin on: August 03, 2017, 10:34:36 PM
I’m not trying to be judgmental or anything but marrying without having a job seems like a bad idea to me, marriage is a great institution but it has a lot of responsibilities and without money things will only become more difficult, I know that finding a job is difficult but any job is better than no job.
Nevertheless life is full of uncertainties and nothing says some boss cannot issue you a sack letter even a day after your wedding, but Bitcoin is rather empowering and one won't be needing to look over their shoulders because of their boss, because  Bitcoin puts people in charge of their affairs.
1767  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Don't invest more than you can afford to lose on: August 03, 2017, 10:12:47 PM
That is the right thing to do as you never know what will happen to bitcoins in future and if you invest all your money in it and if bitcoin dies or gets replaced with any other currency then it will make you bankrupt for sure and you will left with nothing in your hands.
The saying is not really all about Bitcoin, but actually a general concept in investing, to invest only what one can afford to lose. Obviously for an investment to be profitable, an element of risk is always there, meaning that it is possible to lose at one time or the other, so one ought to be ready for a situation like that by investing only what they can afford to lose.
1768  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Should exchanges be trusted anymore? on: August 03, 2017, 04:46:31 PM
If you don't like online exchanges you can find potential buyers offline and go trade with them face-to-face in the real world. You could get robbed there as well by the way.
That is right, there is danger everywhere, even if you settled to keep a vault in your home, yet is it not 100% safe. Best bet is to always have it at the back of one's mind, while dealing with exchanges and about every other online company that one's actually fishing on croc infested water.

Mt.Gox style collapse is now a regular feature in the cryptocurrency world and I think watching out for the tell-tale shady signs should be a red flag to know when the party is about to come to a halt. My account with this exchange have been out of use for a long time now and already there have been reports that BTC-e is a disaster waiting to happen, people needed only to do their due diligence to see through their gimmicks. These for instance:

http://digiconomist.net/fraud-risk-assessment-btce

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/btc-e-trustworthy-or-recipe-for-disaster/
1769  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 7 years ago... you could have earned almost $15,000 at today's value in 3 sec... on: August 03, 2017, 03:18:13 PM
I don't really see a reason as to why people post about this. The past is the past, let go of it. Nothing that you will ever be able to do now will ever place you in that same situation that you had 7 years ago. Even though it is a good thing to be thinking of, maybe we should focus more on the future and spend time in earning money through smart investments or through selling services.
History is actually well worth visiting, because it is a light on the path to the future. Not taking time to understand it and figuring out why certain things happened would amount to missing same and similar opportunities over and over again, because opportunities do come around and not once as some people choose to believe.

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I used to have a few bitcoin 2 years ago that I sold as part of a panic when the price drastically fell one time. I regret my decision so much selling at such low price compared to the prices that we can see today. However, its not just bitcoin that this principal can be tied to, its basically any investment opportunity that eventually turned golden> Big tech companies that started out very small are just a few examples.
With what we have seen of Bitcoin especially how resilient it has become against all odd, we can right say, that today is yet another great opportunity to ride Bitcoin's trip to the moon as in couple of years from today, people are likely to look back and wished they took action today!
1770  Economy / Services / Re: [FULL] YOLOdice.com Signature Campaign on: August 01, 2017, 09:13:22 PM
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1771  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin split on: August 01, 2017, 09:06:23 PM
BCC first coins mined http://blockdozer.com/insight/ Shocked

Now I guess the fun begins...if slowly! Holders who plan to dump Bcash and those who moved their coins off exchanges to split them may now be moving their coins to exchanges. So it took around 6 hours to mine a block, eh? Only Bitmain could afford to spend this kind of hash power on this fork. Cheesy
Bitcoin cash only succeeded in pushing people to take those huge transactional costs for withdrawing and now depositing back to exchanges, what a pain in the neck Bcash must be! Btw all coins are showing green today - must be a sign, the storm is over!
1772  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The Bitcoin Cash Fork has Officially happened on: August 01, 2017, 07:02:52 PM
What this coin almost brought Bitcoin down on it's knees and look it's first foot forward - wrong foot!  Good riddance to rubbish  I must and hey congrats to all the core Bitcoin faithfuls. Let's again board the flight and continue the trip to the moon from where we stopped.
1773  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What will happen after SEGWIT? on: August 01, 2017, 04:55:28 AM
I think nothing will happen after SEGWIT aside from having an automatic free coin which is BCC. Other than that I dont think there is much happening and hopefully everything else will be back to what it was before the hype.
This is what i saw on current situation. Theres nothing to panic or join with the hype since this is just a simple split-up of bitcoin. I cant see a reason for price to dump or even pump but still possibilities would really be there anytime. Tomorrow is the day on which all people are waiting for and we would able to see it for ourselves regarding on our speculations.
Well, the deathline very nearest and we just need waiting 24 hours for checking our predict in recently right or wrong. But I hope after all the price of crypto on market can recovery in September or until last year 2017.
I believe the same. The prices are going to recover rather increase manifolds after the implementation of the Segwit. Especially the bitcoins have the maximum chances of taking ride to the moon and the other coins are also going to follow them. The closing years of the 2017 will be lucky ones for the crypto traders.

Look at BTC prices now! very impressive. I think the price will be more expensive after the fork is done.
It cannot be over emphasied that Bitcoin was made not for miners but for users and companies that do business with it as such it is what majority of traders upholds that have sway and as users prefer segwit without a hard fork, wr are going to see the price of Bitcoin these days only reflecting users bias
1774  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How do you manage ur emotions? on: August 01, 2017, 04:05:57 AM
It means you have not developed your skills to trade professionally and you are not putting trading money management principle in place. Most professional traders has eliminate emotions by treating loses during trading as part of trade and their do trade with by putting strong principle on the table.
Trading professionally simply means that a trader have a well defined trading plan and which he follows religiously, more or less like trading mechanically except that he is able to react to different market conditions, understanding the place for adjustment from time to time. 
1775  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Being Unemployed Drives People to go to Bitcoin on: July 30, 2017, 06:21:34 PM
That's right, unemployed population seek different income sources as they don't have a real worl job. That's why they integrate themselves into bitcoin and blockchain Technologies with hope that they could earn money.
Working to earn Bitcoin can be likened to being self employed and of a truth people are eager to generate some income and since Bitcoin offers a solution, why not? Most people are obviously tolerating their present jobs because of no better option, but Bitcoin now gives the opportunity to create extra income and not just unemployed but all under employed people readily take to to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as source of income.
1776  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is instant way to get rich ? on: July 30, 2017, 05:42:55 PM
It's not instant you have to do the right strategy for you to get rich but it will take sometimes. If you probably thinking of gambling yes you can become instant rich by gambling but the chance of losing everything is higher than getting instant rich.
You could not have said it any better, the word "chance" has little or nothing to do with getting rich through Bitcoin, those who have earned something good through Bitcoin can attest to the fact that hard work and effective planning have always been the wind behind their sails.

I think it is actually the fantasy of newbies that Bitcoin can be an instant way to get rich, but reality sooner than later dawns on them as they gather experience. It helps to understand that Bitcoin is a form of money and with any form of money, they are scarce and hard to come by.
1777  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What will happen after SEGWIT? on: July 30, 2017, 05:22:35 PM
July 21 is the starting date that those miners who agreed on segwit will activate right? If segwit starts then bitcoin will pump and hopefully most altcoins won't get affected much. If segwit fails to activate then split is possible? Just like what happened early this year during the BU crisis altcoins went sky rocketing.
Quite a number of things are missing out in above assumptions. One is that what got started on July 21st was segwit2x, which is a precursor for a hard fork 3 months later. Another is that the segwit that entails only a soft fork, which is what the UASF guys stand for is the event that is billed for August 1st. A split is in the air, because their is no consensus among the various interests. 
1778  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Altcoins are all down, so how do traders make their earnings? on: July 30, 2017, 04:31:38 PM
When altcoins are down, its the best way to buy altcoins and when it pump and reaches to the higher or highest level it's the right time to sell your altcoins,  that is how traders make more earnings.
That is right, especially when dealing with the well established altcoins. It can be a way out of the present uncertainties around Bitcoin, mopping up cheap altcoins and holding until the storm be over and then one can sell them off and buy Bitcoin again. However, there is a risk of missing the Bitcoin moon expedition ride as Bitcoin will most likely plummet soon after August 1st.
1779  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is it too late to buy bitcoin? on: July 30, 2017, 03:44:31 PM
I thought you were a bit late, if you want to buy Bitcoin you should buy below the rate of $ 1600 and now the $ 2000 Bitcoin rate.

But there is no problem if you really want to buy Bitcoin because Bitcoin is the best currency and will be better in the future.
That is if he has the capacity to withstand the market fluctuations until the price is able to look up again, which might be long coming or never coming at all. I think best bet is to research on what altcoin to safe guard your coins with until these storm be over, because it is a;ready late to buy Bitcoin.
1780  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What do you guys think of the new investment sites? on: July 30, 2017, 07:21:23 AM
okay,
Thanks for the heads up!
Removing my control-finance account immediately.
Kind regards,
JT
I am concerned that you're seeking for advice whether to or not invest in a HYIP program despite your senior status here, which is a red flag this account might truly not be yours, you might well be the owner of that site. No need to argue a thing about this site, it's a scam waiting to happen. No legitimate company can afford to pay 0.8 - 1.5% daily forever.
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