Go check this spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DRbTeMCzb4UeXI0YlAzBxMc2u2i0cN_17Ql6eMngK6E/edit#gid=0. It has a good overview of the status of these debit card services but please note that these are not live updates so if you really want the "latest" news, you have to individually check their site.

Call me stupid though, but I wonder if convincing merchants to accept Bitcoin directly, and atop LN, will make the need for debit cards redundant in the next 5-10 years.

I hear you mate. I'm way over Cloud mining now. Thx.

thank all,

I sent a ticket to wex support team from beginning, but really dont know when they'll reply

so sad

In the past i have seen people offering to help when payments get stuck in block limbo.  i had a payment with a 50p ten fee on it which took months to get processed.  I guess there is some way to point a mining rig at a particular payment/transaction/block is there? If i have a stuck payment and a miner, how do i set it up?  In before RTFM.

I'm also starving for a bitcoin card for a long time and its been a while there is no strong news from providers.
Wirex, Cryptopay, Bonpay are just giving hope for future, saying they are working with a new company and will launch the card service soon.

I have a list of works which are pending just due to the lack of a bitcoin card. 

Not exactly an answer to your question, but I read a while back that Revolut is introducing a credit card that provides cash-back benefits in cryptocurrencies.

I imagine it's more a gimmick and they'll use alt-coins just so they can ride the crypto wave. But maybe a crypto debit card is next on the block?

i just want to know what will happen to those account who have negative trust, i know that the best option is to create another account cause he/she cannot  use their account anymore by joining signature campaign cause most of the requirements in joining signature campaign is "no neg. trust"

what will happen to their merits that they earn during the time that their account have not yet tag by DT member?
can they just send it right away to their new account?

"how to use Electrum to make a payment"

"how to use Electrum to receive a deposit".

I see for my receive transaction I have a "transaction id", one "input" hex number and two "output" hex numbers. When would I want to know them and then how to use them to do what?

I didn't expect that there is a thread of Freewallet.org, I was also a victim of this kind of web wallet before when I was new in cryptocurrency. I have a token to their wallet with a high-value token and until now I didn't claim my token or transfer in another wallet.

By the way is Rosenfeld is the one who contacts here regarding that matter?

It almost a year I contacted to the support of Freewallet.org but no one happens only reply their gmail bot.

Guys what I don't understand is how one buy a domain with bitcoin despite such high fees? You probably pay 2x money if the domain has not been registered before.

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Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns

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The following abbreviations will be used for campaigns (where applicable):

Campaigns:
Active	||	Currently active
PNYC	||	Payment not yet confirmed
FLUX	||	Campaign in flux between closed and accepting
CFNP	||	Closed for new participants
Term:				Ranks:
p/d	||	post/daily		L	||	Legendary Member
p/w	||	post/weekly		H	||	Hero Member
p/m	||	post/monthly		S	||	Senior Member
f/w	||	fixed/weekly		F	||	Full Member
f/m	||	fixed/monthly		M	||	Member
				J	||	Junior
				N	||	Newbie

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All Bitcoin Signature Campaigns

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Active

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Campaign

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Term

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L

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H

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S

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F

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M

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J

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N

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Min

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Max

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Escrow

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777Coin*

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p/2w

|

.000085

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.000085

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.000075

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.000065

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.000055

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x

|

x

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15/w

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60/w

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Y/N

|

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BitBlender

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f/2w

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$70

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$60

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$40

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x

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x

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x

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x

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40/2w

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x

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Y/N

|

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BitCloak

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f/w

|

.01

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.01

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.005

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.0025

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x

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x

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x

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25/w

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x

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Y/N

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Nexybit

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p/w

|

.000096

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.000096

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.000072

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.00005

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.00002

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x

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x

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10/w

|

35/w

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Y/N

|

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Yahoo62278

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f/w

|

.008

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.008

|

.006

|

.004

|

.002

|

x

|

x

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25/w

|

x

|

Y/N

|

|

YOLOdice

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p/w

|

.00035

|

.00035

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.00025

|

.00015

|

.00005

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

40/w

|

N

|

PNYC

|

Campaign

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Term

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L

|

H

|

S

|

F

|

M

|

J

|

N

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Min

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Max

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Escrow

|

|

Deep Aero

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f/w

|

$25

|

$25

|

x

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x

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x

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x

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x

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15/w

|

x

|

N

|

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IBIN*

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f/w

|

.006

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.005

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.004

|

.003

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.0015

|

x

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x

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30/w

|

x

|

N

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FLUX

|

Campaign

|

Term

|

L

|

H

|

S

|

F

|

M

|

J

|

N

|

Min

|

Max

|

Escrow

|

|

BitDice*

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f/w

|

$85

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$85

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$50

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$35

|

x

|

x

|

x

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30/w

|

x

|

N

|

CFNP

|

Campaign

|

Term

|

L

|

H

|

S

|

F

|

M

|

J

|

N

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Min

|

Max

|

Escrow

|

|

Bitsler

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f/w

|

$150

|

$125

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

25/w

|

x

|

N

|

|

Bitvest*

|

p/2w

|

.00011

|

.00011

|

.0001

|

.00008

|

.000065

|

x

|

x

|

15/w

|

60/w

|

Y/N

|

|

Bonpay*

|

f/w

|

.0095

|

.0095

|

.0077

|

.0068

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

25/w

|

x

|

N

|

|

Bustadice*

|

f/w

|

$100

|

$100

|

$75

|

$50

|

$25

|

x

|

x

|

25/w

|

x

|

N

|

|

CasinoRoyale

|

f/w

|

.01

|

.01

|

.005

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

20/w

|

x

|

N

|

|

ChipMixer

|

p/w

|

.00075

|

.00075

|

.00075

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

50/w

|

Y/N

|

|

Coinpayments

|

f/2w

|

.04

|

.04

|

.028

|

.012

|

.007

|

x

|

x

|

60/2w

|

x

|

Y/N

|

|

Coinroll

|

p/w

|

**

|

**

|

**

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

N

|

|

Crypto-Games

|

f/w

|

$140

|

$120

|

$80

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

25/w

|

x

|

N

|

|

Datecoin

|

f/w

|

.012

|

.012

|

.01

|

.008

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

30/w

|

x

|

Y/N

|

|

FortuneJack

|

f/w

|

.02

|

.02

|

.01

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

25/w

|

x

|

N

|

|

IOS*

|

f/w

|

.002

|

.002

|

.0016

|

.001

|

.0005

|

.0003

|

x

|

25/w

|

x

|

Y/N

|

|

NitrogenSports

|

p/w

|

.0003

|

.00025

|

.0002

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

10/w

|

20/w

|

Y/N

|

|

YoBit.net*

|

p/d

|

.0003

|

.0003

|

.0003

|

.0002

|

.00013

|

x

|

x

|

x

|

20/d

|

N

|

* means that the campaign is currently having some trouble. Joining is not recommended.
* means that the campaign is paying in bitcoin with the addition of some alternative coins (altcoin). Taking a further look into the campaign's payrate is recommended.
* means that the campaign counts the post per period (e.g. weekly, monthly) but they will pay the total earnings at a specific date. You have to visit their thread to find out more about it.
* means that the campaign has some bonus going on. The specified amount in the table is the least amount of money you can have for each round. Check out their thread to know how their bonus works.
** means that there are some special conditions. Please see the campaigns thread for more information.

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Yes/No explanation

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If a campaign has Yes/No as escrow status, it means that the person holding the funds also manages the campaign. This is a conflict of interest, but shouldn't be a big problem if the person doing escrow is trusted.

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Changelog:

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He says that he have mined coins, so I assume it's for cloud mining website?
If it's true then you can forget it, OP.
Cloud Mining website that requires deposit to confirm an account is a scam.

Another time thanks mate.You dont know how long its when its confirmed and i get the coins at my telegram wallet ?
Because i refresh it every seconds but still nothing

Can you please clarify which site wants a deposit of 0.00125BTC to confirm your Account there?

just buying the hype. already converted back to btc. and also premium for pornhub 

Hi,
I've been offered an opportunity to work at a cryptocurrency exchange startup as a software engineer. I'm interested in the technologies involved, though not Java which they want me to use. What's it like to work on these things?

Also, do you think the current competitiveness of cryptoexchanges is a winner-take-all thing? Seems like there's an abundance of them.

Before investing anywhere you should take a close look at the company & the team. For me they look good especially because the team is very good. Mahoney made a similar arbitrage software for T3 Trading & Splunk back in 2005 (or 2006, not sure) so I think those guys know what they’re doing. But you should check it yourself .

Newbs really need to be taught to stay clear of web wallets. If for keeping small amounts, maybe ok. But for your whole savings you should be controlling your own private keys. That was what cryptocurrencies were developed for.

Yes, google advertising is automatic unless someone complains about the advertisement then they will review manually and remove the advertisements if it is not as per their guidelines.
I think google need to do some improvements on these things because most people believe in google search results and click first few links only and not many people will browse through the complete page or second-page results.
It looks like that link has been already deleted.