i think he means if the site were using moneypot API being trusted wouldn't have been needed
which i think is not completely true, because i doubt if moneypot audits all the sites that are using their API, they are just a gambling wallet which make some things easier.

mixer! XAPO has all your information and logs your activity , so tracking transactions are easy. and finding a relationship between account and bitcoins that go anywhere is possible.

don't use it if you are looking for anonymity or want to risk your bitcoins since you will be using an online wallet which you don't have the private keys either.

since you have some skills that might come in handy for others, you can open up a new topic in services section and put up some sort of ad offering your services with the appropriate price and if anybody needs your particular skills, they will contact you.

also it is worth checking out https://www.reddit.com/r/Jobs4bitcoins for some jobs that might interest you.

if you mean a bank for keeping my bitcoins there as i keep fiat, i say no. i want to be my own bank when it comes to bitcoin.
but if there were some sort of bank which was trusted and i wanted to keep a very large amount which they would insure in return and give profit to me, i might do it.

this part is what i wished too. well not exactly but i wished that it could become possible for everybody (like it was before) to mine bitcoin with their personal computer. not for profit but to be able to be a part of this technology.
but we all know that this is not going to happen because of difficulty and all that crap we all know about!
and the idea of resetting ... is just making an altcoin IMO.

it is not about being male or female, introducing bitcoin to others and make them interested in bitcoin that they actually start using it is hard.

i say this from experience. i tried convincing my friends (male friends) and it is hard, because not everybody sees benefits of bitcoin and also the lack of places to actually use bitcoin as a currency doesn't help the cause either.

it tool longer than that to get to $260-$270 and it is not gonna go down to 230 in short time. it is going to take much longer than that to break.

but it is the weekend time. price always slows down and comes back down at weekends. i am just wondering how much can it go down and what will happen next week.

i am looking forward to breaking the $300 and then ride up to the moon afterwards

these rise and falls which are small are normal in any market because of the trades that are happening every minute.
but also it is the short term investors! or you can call them day-traders! as the price goes up a little after they have bought, they start selling for small profit hence the fall. but it doesn't affect the overall movement.

1000 bitcoin from gambling in 3 years is a very interesting long run goal.
everybody says you will lose in the long run, my experience says the same at least for me. so i am very interested to see how this journey would turn out to be like for OP after a while.

it is still early to cash out even for a day trader who looks for short term investment with small profits. price is still going up and the weekend has not yet arrived.

what you described is the classic supply and demand.
massive dumps will lead to increasing amount of supply which will result in decrease in price and some sort of big news or even a hype (not a short term though) will lead to massive buys (increasing demand) hence the price going up.

i searched for trading bots a while ago, and here is what i found out:

• nobody is going to help you when it comes to bots. they either don't know or they will not share
• the not-open-source bots have good features but can't be trusted. at least i am not comfortable trusting them with my money. not only because they might steel but also the code might be buggy and leads to losses.
• the open-source bots are crappy and are all abandoned projects
• the only option which is good IMO is making a bot on your own

i have my own bot written in c#

as long as you are doing the transaction signing online it is not safe

you should learn how to make an offline wallet, sign a transaction on that offline wallet and then broadcast it on another PC which is online.

circle.com

i haven't used it myself but i have not read any horrifying losses or any major negative reviews about them. but you should do your own research though!

all the bitcoin addresses that are in "your" wallet can send / receive bitcoin no matter what they are called (receive/change/used) as long as the address is in the list you can use it to send and receive bitcoin.

yes i have. i have bought some games and steam wallet with bitcoin. but i don't like it because i was forced to buy from a third party and not directly from distributors.


it depends on the person. the younger generation can accept the concept of bitcoin easier than the older generation.


there is none


yeah. i have friends that were using bitcoin before me and they were mining bitcoin and also a couple of them who i have introduced bitcoin to.

i agree. this and also there always have been a small dump after price goes up.
so i guess due to decline, price is going to stop and fall back a little at weekend and start going up again next week. but we have to see how much more it can go up until the final hours.

if the current upward trend continues, i am sure that bitcoin price can reach $300 even in shorter time. but i am afraid this might stop because of some dumb dumps and slow down.

so i guess next month is a more realistic point for an stable $300 possibility.

technically you should be able to earn that amount any gambling site that is provably fair because it is a game of chance and you can get lucky and win 0.9 on one bet or many bets.

but as i said it is a game of chance, also because there is always a house edge (usually 1%) it makes it hard to earn that much profit on 0.1 investment and people usually lose with this strategy.