Coinbase is a good place to buy Bitcoins if you want, but they do need some documents from you for verification before you can buy Bitcoins ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) This is first time in the i am seeing too much for coinbase. Normally most of the do trading in localbitcoins for selling or buying. From there you purchase the very easily comparetively with any trading sites else go for local traders who is near in your city. The interface in Coinbase is pretty neat but you are right, the verification process just seems unnecessary. With LocalBitcoins I think you could even purchase with a money order so I am sure that a Visa Card would be fine. Research around or talk to the members on here to learn on how Bitcoin works.
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If you are using an online company like Ebay, PayPal, Amazon, etc to sell your product then convert the cash to Bitcoin just by going to an online exchanger like Circle.
There is many people on this website who would be willing to exchange your cash for Bitcoin individually as well, watch out for scams. Many other websites are now paying people in Bitcoin, just search on Google for things that are similar to Bitcoin faucet websites.
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Usually things like "Free Energy" sparks an interest to people in many countries. If people could collect money each day just by leaving something on then I am sure that people would want to do it.
The countries that use Solar might try to use different methods of generating power to collect more Bitcoin that way. This may cause technology to amplify as well.
We'll see how it goes.
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Bitcoin doesn't have tax.
Whatever the Country Bitcoin is located in, the Government will try to add a taxed percentage fee onto it.
So to answer your question, it depends on the location.
With regular areas like Russia, India, etc, they don't really see a point to Bitcoin right now but when they do I think that taxes will be the very least of their concern. Maybe.
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Hmm, the easiest way that you could earn some Bitcoins while you are staying in your house is to just trade them with Alt-coins. The better solution would be to learn the basic fundamentals of technical analysis (Forex/Stocks) then start off there.
A thing to remember when trading Bitcoins is to generally stay away from Futures and Binary Trading because people lose money like this.
I hope you earn some Bitcoin.
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It technically isn't possible to have a "Cold Wallet" online. Like gentlemand stated: "Nope. The whole point is that they're removed from exposure to the internet when they're created. That's the cold part."
Now, if you have a "Cold Wallet" that is just stored on a server that physically prints paper wallets remotely plus the server is online for less than a total of 20 minutes then you would kind of have a "Cold Wallet" per se'...
1. Frequently download the "Hot Wallet" data then send it to the server that the "Cold Wallet" is on. 2. Receive the "Cold Wallet" data. Since this all will be an automated task you could set your automation software to send the "Cold Wallet" data to the remote printing sever or application. 3. Now you have a somewhat "Cold Wallet". Automate your software to have cleaning and proper shut off times and you should be cool.
I wouldn't recommend this technique for large corporations because the transmitted data could be intercepted. Just doing it normally would keep things from getting more messy.
As with any type of technology it could be broken so use caution.
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In my experience it is pretty hard to stop trading, so that is good that you stopped doing it OP.
Daytrading is the worse, sure you will most likely get paid $1,000+ per day depending on the trades you make but the stress isn't worth the money.
Trading has their advatanges and disadvantages, it all depends on what works for you.
Congratulations OP.
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I see your frustration but this thing has been going on for ages and it isn't just Black people...white, arabs and other races been doing this as well.
Police officers are people too, I don't think that rioting is a justifiable tatic to stop the violence. Moreso, people are really seeing what was just what was hidden in plain site, hidden ku klux klans within the police force. It isn't surprising because that could happen anywhere but for this discussion we are only talking about Love vs Power.
The police force has power in the economy, not all officers are bad -some are just trying to help because they want to see justice based off whatever they experienced/experiencing in life.
Aa a regular humanbeing these rioting situations are just something that we have to fight, we have power but with love it is even stronger, i'm not even going to stress on peace -it is pointless thinking that it will get better if man just sings kumbaiyah and stands defenceless.
That said, there won't be any peace until Jesus Christ ends things.
We have to just keep fighting, violence might not be the answer because when you add water to water you will need a larger bucket.
Things will get worse soon. You will see that this will be the very least of your concerns. Try not to stress on it though
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I advise everyone who wants to enroll in this job offer to thoroughly read this thread before doing so. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1477088.0 Short version: There is multiple scam reports for the website, they appear to have cases where they don't benefit the client on their website. Not paying someone who deserves it is really bad for their credibility obviously. Maybe they are trying to have the campaign going so suck up the money from the new users that haven't got a clue. If you make active calls through the bookkeeper then that should be counted as valid. It is the bookkeeper's fault if the bookkeeper messes up. Either way the call should be counted as valid...or cancelled immediately, not after the match is finished.. Just use caution.
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Realistically a human being would win in a no holes barred fight. Why? Because Human beings have the trait to be random. Even if you build an Artificial Intelligent Memory Chip with rolling data then give it to a robot, he or she would still most likely be computing scenarios. The robot may know a few things but with street smarts the Human should already know that not everything is 100%.
A growing mind could be real strong...then again it could also be put to a stop.
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The possibility if a country pegging its fiat as bitcoin is quite unlikely. However, I think in future, all cryptos will merge as one currency to be spent worldwide.
Maybe there will be a payment gateway system implemented inside banks that converts various types of digital currencies into a single one. As for the article, my opinion is that personal property is well...personal property. Higher ups really seem to love twisting the term money and personal property around. Keep trying to control things and see what happens. Much love to Anthony Murgio and the support team, they came through on every transaction. They shouldn't get pinned for this. I am no conspiracy theorist but it makes me think that the higher ups are trying to strip the smart people's Bitcoin and then put the smart people in prison first so the higher ups would have more Bitcoin if it booms. Perhaps I am overthinking it.
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gold is only longterm investment not shortem investment because is wave price gold is flate in day, in real market in physic gold is shorterm investment bitcoin the best choose
That isn't 100% accurate, the price rate of Gold is definitely getting stronger. The price of Gold is more reliable than Bitcoin IMO. With that typed in, the volatility of Digital Currencies will lead to people making more money possibly buying Gold in the near future. Since Physical Gold is usually held and not day traded, it would be wise to collect and hold some because it seriously is a good money maker.
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If you are a fast clicker then join a HYIP but only use an amount that you are willing to lose. These things aren't realiable and if you do have success with it, it doesn't last. So just stay away from HYIP's and investments schemes.
Simple technique to invest:
1. Buy Bitcoin 2. Sell Bitcoin in "X" months.
Risk is generally low...up to you
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I thought the top banks had already concluded on having their own coin.
Small banks having bitcoin wallets sounds somewhat odd.
From what I remember, they didn't conclude to issue their own coin. They was just testing the blockchain coding, seeing how it works, etc. To the OP: If you remember Satoshi stated: "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks" It seems that replacing the money system with a digital currency is the next solution. We shall see.
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KIBO made it so simple to make Bitcoin look like a gambling token that only a select amount of people could use.
With a decentralized lottery that allows participants to be anonymous and hassle free this could change the technology game.
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