I agree with what hawkins said, though, Bitcoins and banks don't mix well. Since banks want control over what they hold, they dislike Bitcoins. I haven't heard of a bank that is for Bitcoins since they can not earn from using this technology. People who use bitcoin can just use their wallets and not subscribe to or use banks to do just that. Banking transaction fees will not be imposed by banks since a regular wallet can send money locally or overseas without bank intervention. Then another issue is there is a significant problem lending people with Bitcoin as it has not been adopted widely as of yet.

If it does happen, then the amount of Bitcoin in circulation will drop that much and hence the prices will go up some more. I think this is one of the problems with bitcoin, throughout the lifetime of Bitcoins, there will be instances when a wallet will be lost with some Bitcoins in there. It doesn't matter if it's a million bitcoins or just one Satoshi. If we lost one billion wallets with one Satoshi, then the whole bitcoin network lost 10 BTC already. What if we lose this amount every year? Then, in turn, we lose 10 BTC a year and it will stack up till the end of time. Hence having only a finite amount of Bitcoins then losing Bitcoins every year because it is lost, then the amount of bitcoins circulating will eventually actually drop.

For me, it was three days. That was a bummer for me. First time to get that kind of transaction. I didn't do anything that was unusual to what I did before, but it took that much time. My setting was to place a lower fee than the normal one. I didn't know what to do when it happened. I read about just double spending, but it seems kind of hard to do. So I didn't try it, because I might send another transaction and send another set of bitcoins.

I think you qouted the wrong message nemgun.

But yeah, everything you should know or need to know is on the first page of this ANN. Check out the roadmap it's quite informative, especially if you are an investor or trader of cryptocurrency. I think this coin has a great future and would most likely double or even triple in after the ICO.

The sentiments of everybody here is valid and I also agree with them. The fact that the Bot does not give up to date orders then there is no point in having this bot give out free signals. This is because when the bot sends a signal, it has been four hours delayed already and thus we missed our window of opportunity. I guess OP is selling something here, he is not really offering the service for free. He might be giving out delayed signals to free users and up to date signals to those who will pay. We'll have to see where OP want's to bring this.

It's almost a year and a half since this has been posted and the only fiverr has adopted bitcoin as a payment method (I'm not so sure still, please correct if I am wrong). I think the Bitcoin network must offer these services and products something that would change their minds in adopting Bitcoin as a payment method. In my opinion, what is missing is the adoption not by services but by its consumers. If we can influence more than 10% of the total customer base of these services, maybe we can pitch bitcoin to these services. Because if these services do not see that their clients will not use Bitcoins as payment methods, then there is a greater possibility that these services will adopt Bitcoins.

I do watch! Regardless of betting on my team or not, I watch them till the bitter end! In my opinion, it's much more exciting to watch you, team, when you wager something on them. I cheer more for my team, and it excites me every time my team scores. It's an adrenaline rush when you bet on your team, and the are winning. However, they still need to win by a certain number, so you still cheer them on even if you know they are already winning. It also happens in the opposite, when they are losing by ten buy your bet will win at +9. Then you still cheer them on to get close the odds. I hope that was clear, kind of hard to explain that. Good luck gambling guys!

I think losing these kinds of jobs will have a more positive effect in the future, because this means the world is getting more efficient. Thus the world will concentrate on more important matters like growing food, building houses, etc. This is the bright side of removing these jobs.

The securities coming from the previous world war is fading because previous alliances are disintegrating and being forgotten day by day. Hence, the security we once know is fading. Another thing is global competitiveness and more focus on business and not anymore because of previous alliances.

Sorry about that Boss, I just saw another guy post about his Korean translation of the ANN. My bad. Sorry again.

Because of the current instability of Bitcoin prices, some of us earn some money from it. That's why it's a great investment. But I think if more and more people get involved and the adoption of Bitcoins really takes off, then I think the price will stabilize. Since the trading of Bitcoin will be similar to how gold is being traded. Before that happens, I hope I could buy or earn enough Bitcoins.

It's a dream that all of us here in this forum are chasing.


Me too, I used it since last year. Last year the price was around $300. Now it's $700 going $800. That's almost three times the price I used it extensively. I wish I didn't use the Bitcoin I had back then. It would have doubled my money since then. But I am trying to work more on earning more Bitcoin so that I could ride the waves of its increase.

It is not safe to invest in bitcoin. I am referring to the incident of Mt. Gox and Bitfinex. Because of those incidents the price of Bitcoin dropped big time. So you can really say that investing in bitcoin is safe. There is no safe investment in the world. There is always a chance that any investment will fail or decrease. You can't also compare bitcoin to gold. These two are very different in concept and trading. Bitcoin has not yet been adopted widely as gold has been. Gold has been here more than a thousand years.

Is Bitconnect interested in translating this ANN to Filipino? I could do this for the project.

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Faucets just tend to come and go. They usually die because of above said reasons. Because of competition as well as no one really cares to view the ads on a faucet, the advertisers or the advertising company doesn't pay faucets that well. If I were to claim some faucets, I don't actually care about the ads on there. I just go get my satoshis. This is the prime problem with Faucets.

Gambling is not really a good way to invest your money though. It will just eat up your coins and spit misery. Unless you gamble using faucet dust why not? It's safer to use the money elsewhere than gamble it. I learned this the hard way. I lost more than two Bitcoin trying to get back what I lost. I first thought it was a good investment, until I ended up with nothing to show for it.

I probably spent around $1,000 - $1,500 on the internet using Bitcoin. I used to gamble using it. Sadly, everything was lost in gambling though. Some of the money I used to buy some stuff in the darknet (nothing hardcore like drugs tho). I bought some netflix accounts and NBA accounts too.

I think no. Unless you are investing in the casino or the house and also when you just gamble with faucets since you get free money. Gambling with your money will only be profitable if you aim in the short run, however the risks are very high since this is gambling. If you want to earn in the long-term I suggest you invest in the house.

What your friend told you is correct. Mining using your GPU will generate a lot of heat and continuous stress on your GPU which in effect will shorten the lifespan of your GPU. Everything has an expiration this also includes GPUs. GPUs has can only be used for so long before it eventually breaks down. Because you used it for GPU mining then, it broke down earlier than expected than if it was used for gaming purposes only.

Also, there are plenty of resources on this forum already. You just have to look in the right places. The forum is a very helpful community that can point you in the right direction.

My tip is just to buy cheap and sell high, like everyone else. Tho for me, I bought my Bitcoins a year back. The price was around $350 a piece back then. Now it's on the $700 level, so I doubled my investment already. Which I think is already pretty good. Usually, finance would dictate that your money should earn around 10-20% from your investment meaning you would ROI in 5-10 years from a good investment. I have already ROI from the start, and the 100% increase is already surplus in my case.