It is but it is pretty impossible for you to mine a single block.

If you have mined that block though, you can include single transactions, even if the fees are below industry average. That is why ViaBTC has this free transaction accelerator, they simply put your transaction into their block once they mine one. BTC.com also has a transaction accelerator, but that site charges you for doing it whilst Viabtc doesn't.

But again, are you really going to mine a block? unlikely.

People who sold to early is probably crying over their losses right now.

The price has recovered to $1,200+. Which is a figure that even I haven't anticipated even though I'm a bitcoin bull all the way, as I thought that there was a lot of tension going on between Bitcoin Unlimited and the core supporters.

Anyways, this is only more good news for bitcoin bag holders like me.

Long live the bitcoin!

Looks good. BitCurrency is a pretty good name to be honest to have.

The thing is that Nova has a ton of shitcoins and you should aim to get it up on a bigger exchange, say Bittrex as soon as possible. Then it'll be interesting from that point onwards.

Good luck with the revival!

A lot of ways.

The easiest way would be to simply collect your coins from a faucet. However this isnt the best way at all. As you get more experienced with using bitcoin you will realise that faucets are a waste of time.

Then there are signature campaigns. A bit better but don't take it as a full time job. Expect to earn some money for the weekend not something you can depend on to pay your bills.

The best way would be to work for bitcoin as a freelancer. But this requires skills. If you are bilingual then you can try to be a translator, if you are fast at typing you should look into data entry jobs, etc.

I will take a vouch copy as well.

Keep in mind that nobody will trust a junior member with 0 trust with their savings. Someone has to review it first.

A lot of reasons.

People shouldn't trust fiat especcially when it is obvious that a collapse is happening soon. There is really no way that fiat is going to be around in, say 100 years or even 50 years for the sake of the discussion.

Whilst bitcoin will always be here, because it is decentralied.

Nobody can abuse it. Nobody can just run a printer overnight and wake up with a ton of bitcoins.

Yeah.

Once I received like 0.00001 BTC in my wallet for no reason.

But soon I realised it was blockchain spam because the guy who sent it was advertising a gambling site or something like that... Can't remember the specifics.

They send small transactions to every address that is used, thus having cheap advertising.

It's free, sure. But I have never heard of a casino offering 1000x wagering requirement on any bonuses.

So just to get that 10 EUR bonus you need to wager 10000 EUR....

Why dont you do it first to show us that it is even worth our time?

Holding a few decentralised currencies along with a diversified portfolio of other investments is the way to go.

I wouldn't necessarily say that fiat is bad, but it is bad how governments are manipulating and abusing their status as the only entity that is able to issue "REAL MONEY" although it's not really real money.

Decentralised currencies cannot be controlled by anyone. You need to work for that coin. It does not appear out of thin air.

With probablities in your favour anything is profitable in the long run.

So owning a gambling website would be as well, because of the house edge that it carries.

You need a lot of coins for promotion as well as bankroll though. More than 100 BTC at least if you want a successful one.

Tell you what, trading is a negative sum game.

You are playing against other players, aka traders, but also you are losing a porportion of your coins towards trading/brokerage fees that the exchange charges, not accounting the information you have is likely to be way less than the big whales in the scene.

So it is almost impossible to predict where it's going to peak.

Remember, never get caught in the hype. The peak price means that someone made a very wise decision to sell, as well as someone making a really dumb decision to buy at the peak. It's both ways.

That is a good idea.

However a better idea is to probably diversify your investments even more. Maybe put like 33% BTC, 33% USD and 33% Ethereum. Something like that so even if Ethereum and Bitcoin crashes, you've got your USD there that you can buy more crypto at a lower price.

Hedging against your investments with other investments is the best trading decision you can make.

Well it really needs a lot of coins to work.

The bot doesn't work that well when there is a big pump or a big dump. It goes for small profits. For example, it buys at 0.01 and sells at 0.0101 or something along the lines like that, and it aims to hold for as little time as possible.

So it should be a medium risk, medium reward situation here.

What do you mean by an "official email list"?

How can an email list ever be official? Because in reality collecting such full details of people, especially when you are having details like phone numbers, address and first and last names is a very grey area.

Again, how can we know that they're not just random emails that you have gathered off the internet, and actually rich people's emails? How rich are these "rich people"?

Yeah, it is amazing.

However the litecoin price rise is most likely to be a bubble. Honestly i don't think that the coin has any future potential, it's already dead because it is no longer ASIC resistant. And that was the whole point of Litecoin, really.

I wouldn't invest a cent into litecoin, but there are a lot of bag holders of litecoin out there.

You should know because you were selling an email list of like 20,000 "rich people", right?

I suggest that you read all the stickies on this forum before you conduct any trades with anyone.

There are a lot of scammers on this forum. You do not want to get defrauded by them. Trust me i have been scammed before and it is a really really bad feeling. Use escrow. Trustworthy escrows include monbux, SebastianJu and Blazed. However don't trust them with too much, try to always use multisig because we all know what happened with Master-p....

How do we know that the email list is legit and are actually owned by rich people?

And also have you obtained these people's emails legally? Have you breached any privacy laws by obtaining these emails?

Have you resold the list to other people already?

main thing is that you should always check that support won't have the access to withdraw your funds. And then you should look at whether or not the algorithm the bot works on is legit, for example Gunbot is a great example of a simple yet working algorithm.

All hail the doge!!!

Lol, why don't we migrate to altcointalk.org while we're at it. I think theymos finally realized that bitcointalk.org is increasingly becoming an altcoin discussion forum! Just look at the sheer amount of posts in the altcoin sections...

Do you offer a vouch copy?

If yes I'm interested in taking a vouch account. Will review if it works or not.