I thought if you click the Ignore button under a user's name, it will automatically add them on that list?

No reason why should you sell your Bitcoins right now unless it's emergency. Basically even in the future, if the price reaches 1000$, people will still doubt if that's the time to sell his coins. Once the price reaches that level, greed will take over and you'd want to hold on to your bitcoins a "little" longer. But it turns out, that "little longer" of yours would take weeks/months. I personally will hold my bitcoins until I need to buy something expensive. The price of bitcoin will increase, it's just a matter of time so the longer you hold it, the more profit you'll have.

If it was possible then somebody should have already done it years ago. Hackers should be swimming in a pool of money by now if you can simply use a calculator to get somebody's private key. You can't predict gambling results by using a calculator and correct formulas, take a look at the script of how the rolls are getting generated on gambling sites, all of them are using the random syntax which basically proves that it is indeed random.

Too bad because his post is gone now. You should have made an archive link of your thread right away. All of his trust have no reference both sent and received feedback. I take no value to those kinds of feedback.

It's still possible that he just accidentally blocked you on his personal messaging and he thought that he already gave you the coupon. Although I doubt it because he removed his post on your thread. However, the deal happened minutes ago, maybe he'll respond to you later after getting notified by a DT member. Give him some time, let's wait for a little more.

To be honest, your "I can write an article. I can perform tasks" line would never do you any good in this place. It's the Internet, everyone's competent and any thing or any field that you have thought of has someone in here that is exceptionally good. My recommendation is that you go read tons of stuffs and practice a lot. You'll never be get to the level of a Pioneer here so all you can do is accept how much you can get from the level of your skills and savor it.

Oh, and you're looking for minimum wage? What is that in your country, like 10-15$ per hour, right? We earn 20$ here in a week. You're most likely to die of hunger if you continue depending on pay-per-click sites.

We've touched the 700$ dollar range so I think the potential of Bitcoin's price is higher than that in this year or next year, considering the halving. I'll sell maybe half or a third of my coins once it reaches 1000$ and then see if the Bitcoin's price will decrease a lot or increase a lot. If I felt like it's starting to do a major dump, I'll quickly sell my coins. I don't wanna get stuck in a lower price and wait for a long time before it had a major pump again.

Since day 1, Bitcoin has been an international currency. You can use Bitcoin whenever and wherever you want, you just need to have an Internet connection and a Bitcoin wallet. The only problem as of today is that you can't actually use Bitcoin as a substitute for fiat when having a transaction in basic stuffs like buying a banana, or anything basic in the market. You would have to convert your Bitcoin into fiat first in order to have an offline transaction like that.

This is basically like saying "Hello, we are the team of HashOcean. You remember us, right? We scammed you. Please respond if you want to get scammed again. Bye and have a nice day! " No, why would you trust hashOcean when in the first place you shouldn't trust them even before.

All ponzi sites have the same storyline. At first, you'll need to do some deposit to withdraw their "bonus" sign up. And then you'll deposit and wait for a long time and then you'll get tired of waiting for your ROI so you'll promote your ref code to fasten up the process of getting your ROI. Right before you get your ROI, they'll runaway by using lame excuses like "We got hacked", etc.

HashOcean will definitely come back with a different company name, different admin names, different whereabouts etc.

Dude, the era of solving captchas is over. You'll only earn dust by doing that. You do solving captchas in any faucet site. Even if you do multiple faucets at the same time, you're not getting a dollar any time soon. You'll be bored and honestly it might even affect your mental state. Doing something over and over and over that doesn't even pay well is basically just a waste of life.

Personally, I'd buy them now if I had the money. If you want to ride the waves of the Bitcoin to USD exchange, then you better buy Bitcoins right away. Bitcoin has a projectile of going up, there might be some ups and downs, but that's normal in every market. To ride the waves, you should do a margin of multiples of like 1%-5% depending on how much you want and put both in buy and sell so no matter what is the movement of Bitcoin, you'll have a profit.

I think the actual question here to actually get a proper answer because of Bitcoin market's flexibility is how much fiat would you need to retire in 20 years. You sure can live by just using Bitcoins and converting them to fiat whenever you need to use money. But if you're wise and you want to get the whole potential amount of fiat that you can from bitcoin, then you wouldn't store all of them as Bitcoin.

What am I saying here? I'm trying to say that you can actually lose money by careless converting your coins. In an instance, today's price of bitcoin is 10000$ (I'm exaggerating, I know), but you were just like, "Meh. I don't need money. Idc, whatever." And then the next day you needed money because of some emergency but the price was back to 500$ (exaggeration). Then you just lost a potential of 9,500$ because of that.

It's obvious that if someone wants to offer an escrow service out of nowhere, they want to build their trust at first. Because how else would you get the trust of the people. Someone has to be your first customer, but in your conversation with Lutpin, you mentioned that you're offering an escrow for "FREE" just an exchange for Positive trust. It was like you're low-key buying positive trust which isn't allowed here. You're lucky that Lutpin left a neutral trust instead of a negative one.

Those people who left you a negative feedback because of this post surely did jump into a conclusion. But, if we take a look at it at from a different point of view, it's look like you posted this because you've received a negative trust from your previous post and you wanted to make it look like you never actually wanted to sell your account.

... and his recovery email address.

Definitely, yes especially if you have the time to place some buy/sell orders in the Bitcoin market but if you're just going to hold it to sell it in the future, it's still fine. With this price and the settlement that it has right now, buying is a good thing. We've settled long enough at this price range 570~590$, it's almost as if bitcoin is just preparing for a really big pump. If you do the 2% margin up and down trading technique, you can make a hundred or even more in a day with that much capital.

I think one of the biggest problem in Bitcoin is the slow transactions. Some people doesn't experience this but other people's transaction takes 1 hour or even more sometimes. If you're going to use Bitcoin to buy something in the real world. Let's say, you're going to buy an ice cream and the shop has to receive the Bitcoins first before they let you get your ice cream. You're gonna be needing to wait for a couple of minutes when you're unlucky. This analogy is applicable to all the possible real world transaction. In an instant, you can pay for your ice cream.

That is indeed possible but that is risky for you and just shows how you treat signature campaign as a work thing. Why are you doing this? Because you have tons of alts and you aren't able to manage all of them at the same time. And you wanna make sure that your account will be safe even if you let someone borrow it. Am I right?

Maybe a newbie out there is interested with your offer but it's really likely that you'll hire a troll if you just pick randomly and that troll will just make your account become trash (get negative trust, get a loan, etc.)

Lutpin is on a trip as he stated here:

I think it's okay to not obey the rules sometimes especially if you know how to hide your identity. With a simple VPN, you can cover your IP address, you just have to look out for people that might somehow be crazy enough to report you to the police because of the use of Bitcoins.

I see no reason as to why would the government will make bitcoins illegal unless they are so desperate to get every single tax from their citizens. Bitcoin is very essential and it allows me to get money without doing much physical effort. So yes, I will surely still use Bitcoin but I'll be really cautious.

Thanks for the payment, guys. Let's all get ready for another round. Hope this campaign will last long.

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Does it even matter? Baidu is just a search engine and not a Bitcoin community. Them stopping everything related to bitcoin cannot affect us significantly unless they start rumours and say bad stuffs about bitcoin.

They might be the 4th most visited website but I bet it's just because it's the default search engine on browsers on Chinese phones like XiaoMi, etc. Thus, the only audience that will be "affected" are Chinese people and I think Chinese people that are already doing Bitcoins will not leave this community just because of what Baidu did.