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Please remove me from this signature campaign. Thank you for the great service and prompt payments.
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Username: planetroving
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If there was an easy way to double your money, I'm sure many people would be doing it right now, and much of them would be rich. Maybe try to be one of first few to join in a ponzi, and then leave when you've made 'profit'? Trading seems to be a safer option, but of course, it requires more work.
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I use Coinbase as a way to hold small amounts of Bitcoin (Up to 0.1 BTC max). When it reaches that, then I'll transfer it over to my electrum wallet. I use Electrum, rather than any other alternative because it is a simple program, which makes it easy to use. Plus, it doesn't take up much space at all, so it's great for me. I use CoinBase over other online wallet alternatives because it was the very first wallet I used (apart from Bitcoin Core), which was back in 2013. I still use it, and I think it's great.  |
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Username: planetroving
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This is what I think, so it might be totally wrong. I think that the days of Bitcoin mining are almost gone, with the difficulty so high, the network hashrate so high, that it makes mining to get your share of a block a task and a half to achieve. Altcoins seem to be the ones to go to for mining. But with the amount of scamcoins on the rise, it's hard to find one that is doing well in the market. What I do is go on a site which compares all (or the most popular) cryptocurrencies and displays them in descending order for which one gives the most profit, lowest difficulty, etc. From there, you can find the coin that mine and be able to get profit from. A site I recommend is http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency |
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I usually get to know new faucets through rotators and lists from sites. So I'd say get your faucet included in them, and I believe the amount of visitors will rise. Also, the amount of Bitcoins in the faucet is fairly low, as many have stated before me, which would reduce the number the potential users and referrers.
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Of course I would introduce Bitcoin to them.. actually I did and here is how: With friends it was quite easy because I was (and still am btw) big fan of crypto in general not to mention that mining was my hobby and they knew it about me. From time to time they asked what's new and I liked to talk about what's going on. They didn't understand any technical aspect of Bitcoin though. If they didn't care I simply changed the topic of discussion and that's it. I think they are too lazy to learn and find out what blockchain is and how it works by themselves. Not to mention that most of them don't care about politics/ central banking/ creation and distribution of money in general.. They like their credit cards and that's all - I accept it. It is important not to force them and sometimes let them think that I'm just crazy and laugh with them  Bitcoin itself won't save the world for sure. But for me, it's not just about BTC/USD price and greed and I still think it's game changer. The first thing I usually tell them is that it's process and if they want to be involved they should be patient, careful and most important thing: not to expect miracles. I recommend them to use it as currency - buy and sell things/ services, learn how (and where) to trade it and simply enjoy having this "digital cash" as I like to call Bitcoin sometimes, by trying different wallets/ web services just for fun. With colleagues - programmers it was surprisingly hard but I wanted them to be curious at least so few times I mentioned Bitcoin and when they asked about some technical details I was ready to discuss them. However some of them still don't get it at all and I honestly don't know why. Some of them think that mining is waste of electricity or that Bitcoin is just a tool for cyber criminals and/or drug addicts, noting more. I respect their opinions. Maybe when Bitcoin will be more adopted they will change them. I'm looking forward to this by the way, maybe it won't be Bitcoin (I think it will though) but it will be some other crypto currency. Decentralization is necessary and secure global crypto currency is the future no matter what imho. With (close) family it was quite different story: I gave them small amounts of Bitcoin on paper wallets together with their christmas presents and told them that if they want to spend it they should learn how As soon as they will want to buy something with their coins I am ready to help. At first I was sad because to my surprise they didn't care even with their own paper wallets it their hands. They thought that it's just some sort of fancy certificate but now when they see that I'm still interested in crypto they became curious and want to learn more and more. We discuss crypto (not technical aspects, mostly news..) and the most important thing: now they use their paper wallets as "piggy banks" - They give me cash and I fund their wallets with BTC - small amounts of course. They don't want to install classic wallets or use online services at all because they are worried about security - This is simply because I told them some (scary) stories about mt gox/ stolen coins/ backdoors/ scams/ ponzi schemes/ hacking etc. They still think that real money should be stored in the bank but now when they (to some degree) understand how safe their paper wallets (created and printed offline with live-cd linux of course..) really are they like them. So my advice is: Describe Bitcoin as digital cash, tell them about secure paper wallets (or cold storage in general..) Mention open source, small/no fees and decentralization (or simply tell them that it's just like torrents but for banking) Maybe they will get it right when you show them directly how easy to use Bitcoin really is. Sometimes it's even important to mention that alternative to central banking is necessary and that they can use this "money of the future" right now if they want. Sorry for my poor english - it's not my native language. Wow! That was a very detailed post! Don't worry, I understood your post just fine. Your English isn't poor at all. Thanks for mentioning the word 'future'. I think it might be one of the key words in defining Bitcoin, other than decentralized, open source, cryptocurrency and that stuff. I totally forgot about how Bitcoin is the future of how sending money to and from one another. |
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Username: planetroving
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I think that for now, the value of a Bitcoin will be quite low (around the $200 mark). But as demand grows and grows, the value will rise back up, maybe even to its previous price in late 2013, or even higher! But I think it would rise to about $500 or around there. That's my prediction.
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I'd say it would be better if the US dollar dropped just a little. If it dropped too much, then a lot of countries around the world would be in difficulty, as a lot of countries depend on the US for a lot of economic related things. If it rises, then it is going to hurt US equities (in the short term), because the value of the companies' investments would flop as the US dollar rises. So that's why I do not want it to rise too high, and drop too low. A small drop would benefit many countries.
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Hello I'm new around here, I earn about 0.0001 BTC off faucets daily, take a whole lot of time roughly 6hrs. What best way to prove my earning?
you earn 0.0001 btc everyday from faucest just 0.02 usd if you play 1 month 30 x 0.0001 = 0.003 btc convert to usd 0.67 usd not the solution to earn bitcoins from faucets. i think best way to earn btc from faucet find referral to help you earn. Referrals are awesome Indeed, referrals are awesome! But the problem is getting people to click on my referral link (at least that's the problem I have). Getting publicity most likely seems to be the reason why. Any suggestions on how to get referrals? |
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