I'm also registered at Mannabase and Swift myself, you don't get a lot but it does add up over time.
Thanks for the reply, if you come across more basic income crypto projects, let me know

Btw, we're also having discussion on https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoUBI/
We're at over 1000 members and growing every day

It's just a bad idea to follow any sort of signal from an external source, even if they present themselves as 'professional traders'.
It's far better to do your own technical analysis, just so you actually understand what you're doing.

Otherwise you're better off just gambling away your money. At least that give you some fun.

It's working perfectly now I've also finished my article on Steemit, I'll share the link below.
One question that I've received in the comments: are you going to add more coins in the future?

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@daan/the-best-overviews-for-pos-and-masternode-crypto-assets-see-which-coins-are-paying-dividends

Again, great website, I hope you can keep it running for a long time!

For me it's now mainly because of the community around it. I'm very active on Steemit and interact with a lot of people there.
The fact that I make money while doing that, is just a really nice bonus.

I have to say that the investment aspect of crypto also appeals to me, it's way more accessible than the stock market.
You don't need a large bankroll to get started, you could even start from scratch.

How can you actually gamble as a child? Usually you'd be banned from buying any sort of lottery products.
Were you playing at an online casino then or something else?

That said, I used to buy a couple of scratch tickets once in a while when I was around 15 or 16 years old.
Technically that was also illegal, but they never asked for ID.

You know that multi-accounting is not allowed, right? Have those 'family members' also used each other as referrals by any chance?
I'm not speaking for Crypto-games of course, but I'd say your ban is deserved.

Just wanted to mention that there has been a development.
Steemthat is slowly moving away from the Steemit brand and possible launch a new website under the Stish brand.

This was mentioned in the Steemthat Discord.

They will keep funding the @steemthat whale account though.

I would remove the current trailer you have up on Youtube and replace it with something a little bit more professional.
You're holding your phone wrong (vertical video) and you could just record the screen instead of filming it.

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No, if you enter a few you'll see that there are a lot which aren't marked as shitcoin.

List of non shitcoins: Monero, Steem, Ethereum, Stellar, Lisk, Zcash, etc.

There are more, but I'm not gonna go through all of them

Edit: looks like some coins have a randomized message, steem for example.

Thanks, I'll write one today or tomorrow and post it on my steemit account @daan
Your website seems to be down at the moment though, don't know if it's just maintenance or something else.

KYC can only be used when you purchase coins from services that require this.
I don't think they can just share that data freely with anyone, but accidents do happen.

I think it's more likely that you yourself tie your address to your identity.
Especially when you re-use your addresses a lot.

I've heard a somewhat similar story from an acquaintance of mine, but without gangs being involved.
Husband had taken out an extra mortgage for his house and various other loans to fund his gambling addiction.

A couple of months, maybe years down the road his wife find out and they end up having to sell their house.
Last I've heard they're living with one of their parents and husband went into therapy for his addiction. 

I can definitely understand that the more Bitcoin gets adopted by merchants, the more promotion it gets by all the Bitcoin logo's that are displayed.
It's just that, it would be double as effective if you could provide merchants with a payment soltution that allows them to keep part of their revenue as Bitcoins. I think Overstock is actually doing this btw.

Maybe smaller shops would be interested in only accepting Bitcoin, but it would be a pretty bad business strategy.
You'd want to attract as many customers as possible, if you only accept Bitcoin, you'd be turning away a lot of potential customers by default.
Offering discounts for using Bitcoin is a much better idea

Can't access the live demo, I need a username and password.
You haven't mentioned that on your website

Looks very neat though and I'm glad that you've released the code on Github.

Yeah it's really not a good time to spend your Bitcoins when the price is that low, especially if you have bought them as an investment.
That said, I still think it's good to make smaller purchases with Bitcoin, just to support the businesses that accept it.

It's different for me with altcoins though, those I still spend on a regular basis.
Mostly because I alway need to convert my Steem to fiat anyway, so I'd rather spend it directly.

You really have to rework your categories, there's some weird stuff going on there.
You have 2 listings under 'computer and hardware', but they don't appear in the 'I want to buy' category under 'Items'

For sure, I especially like the fact that you've added neat looking individual pages for each coin that is displayed.
Great that you can calculate your exact ROI when you fill in your holdings.

I'm going to write a small article on Steemit about your tool, because this is very useful for a lot of people.

How long has your website been up btw? Do you mind me sharing some screenshots of your site in my article?

There's also Mellowads, I've used them a bit in the past and earnings were decent.
I'm not sure if their requirements are strict or not, I got in without any problems, but things might have changed.

How would this increase the price of Bitcoin?
It wouldn't really have any direct effect on the price, except it might just make Bitcoin look better because of lower fees and faster transactions.


The thing with this is that most merchants immediately exchange their BTC to fiat, which would be driving the price down, not up.
If your constantly buying stuff with your coins, you're essentially lowering its value, since you're basically selling your Bitcoins to exchanges indirectly.