I don't think there is a best way to get Bitcoin for free, we must have something that can make us earn Bitcoin, even to get Bitcoin in the faucet, we must have a laptop / computer and an internet network
one more thing, I don't really believe we can get Bitcoin with a return of 50-100% capital/week or month just by investing because most of that investment company companies do Ponzi schemes.
Basically faucets isn't reliable right now, after the Bitcoin's market price already got too high, faucets stops from giving free bitcoin, and what your laptop could do to help you gain bitcoin is not from the free ways but to use it to develop a product or services that you could offer for the people in exchange of them giving you bitcoin as a payment. It is just like the fiats that we have, no one would just easily give free money, the same in bitcoin, some thing that is valuable is not worth to just give for free. I think the faucet is not good to do at this time considering the number of scammers who use the faucet and also the less value of the free faucets that are obtained every day, I think it's no longer efficient if we do it just a waste of our time. The most relevant thing for us to do right now seems to be in terms of trading and also freelancers who have commissions using bitcoin, the more likely it will be increasingly difficult for us to be able to get bitcoin for free. |
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I don't think cryptocurrency has anything to do with UK election.
But we will not know how that will happen in the UK government. Could be the UK government. can accept bitcoin as well cryptocurrency if you win in the voting election, because the UK will definitely need something to support the economic factors of its own people if the UK. really going out of Europe.
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Bitcoin Anniversary on the 15th or 16th December. 1 year from the bottom $3100 15th dec 2018. 2 year anniversary from the top $20.000 15/16 dec 2017. A guess the 15th Dec is very important for Bitcoin. On that day it bottomed at 3.1k. Not only that. On the same day 15/16 Dec it made ATH - all time high at almost 20k. The 15th/16th Dec is very near. Do you think that it will have the same impact on the price? Is this date only coincidence? Or maybe whales are watching anniversaries and decide to make a move? Maybe a reversal? Let's see if anything happens.
I don't think it can be a definite benchmark that bitcoin price movements can go back up, it takes several reasons. Indeed, if seen at this time the price movement is still at the point of support that can not be overcome where the possibility to return to retrace is indeed very likely to occur. I think the market must be able to go back past the $ 9,000 price to get back up at the $ 12,000 price. |
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The Italian Minister Council continues to wage its war on cash, with the latest ratification lowering the maximum allowed amount for cash payments. This could lead to the rise of Bitcoin in the country.
The current officials are cracking down on cash usage and have lowered the maximum threshold for cash payments from €3,000 to €2,000 starting 2020 and 1,000 Euros onward from 2022.Click here for the full newsTo all Italian crypto enthusiasts here, are you in favor with this or not? It seems that the prime minister of Italy is now in favor of cashless payments than spending paper bills in various products and services. I also like his idea that companies who are operating in Italy are penalized if they do not accept credit or debit card as mode of payments for their customers. One thing that Italy should solve is those who are “unbanked”. Of course, not all Italians have a bank account or qualified to have a credit card. Enter Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. I think this is a baby step towards full cashless society, and I strongly believe that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will also be part in their future system. What do you guys think about this? Is this a great idea for Italy’s future? Should they be a great example to other countries who needs to transition from cash to cashless? Indeed there are some issues that Europe will soon launch a digital currency, I think this is still a relationship with bitcoin later which indicates the possibility that Europe will open up to bitcoin in the near future. This has been in the headlines lately to suppress the prices of major currencies so that they can stabilize in the event of a weakening of the euro. |
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I have the opinion of anyone who invests in bitcoin, I make sure these people are very fortunate and have a lot
bright future. So it is clear from my statement just now that there is a sense that it is not a mistake to invest
on bitcoin. So no need to hesitate if you have more money, please buy bitcoin and hold long-term, in the future
it will yield big profit. But the key you're must be patient.
We certainly need a lot of references to make decisions to buy bitcoin, especially we have to really understand the price limits that can occur in bitcoin, this can make us get a much greater profit than we buy then hold because we don't know when price movements bitcoin will go up and down. |
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So, guys, I think it's a small but a win. A win of our crypto community! I hope there will be more such examples of accepting crypto in 2020. We will start with small countries and then go to global powers. What do you think? There's the news https://bitcoinist.com/crypto-payments-now-legal-in-ukraine/Very encouraging news for all of us crypto lovers, this indicates that crypto is starting to be in demand by countries in Europe and even there is an issue saying Europeans themselves will use digital currencies as substitutes for major currencies in the near future. Hopefully other states can begin to be open to crypto in the future. |
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I realy want to buy Bitcoin i have 5000$ give good idea plz
It's better if you register first in an exchange to be able to buy bitcoin, I think binance is very good as a good exchange reference, but others also have good priorities, you can choose it. I think right now it is the right thing to buy bitcoin even though it is currently in a state of consolidation this possibility because the end of the year and Christmas is near so market movements are not too significant you can use that to buy bitcoin at a low price. |
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I think it is very possible that cryptocurrency is used for money laundering. This is because the anonymous nature of cryptocurrency makes the owner of cryptocurrency very difficult to track the source of funds used.
Even though some exchanges have used the KYC method to avoid this, but if it is entered in the wallet I think it is very difficult to be able to trace the source of funds generated by the owner of the wallet itself
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Not sure that Coingecko is more popular than Coinmarketcap, in my opinion, why Coingecko is listing coins / tokens that are not listed on Coinmarketcap I think because Coingecko wants to get traffic from here and yes, this method is quite effective for them but still it looks like Coinmarketcap is still superior compared to Coingecko, btw I use both
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Few bounty projects that became successful and trading on good exchanges failed to pay bounty hunters, few of them paid half of bounty hunters and ignore the rest.
1. Vidy
2. Nestree
3. Sero project
If you have any you more you can add don't hesitate, now is there any way to get rid of this problem? i know some will say its bounty manager's fault but now that this have happened is there any solution?
When the project is cheating bounty hunters, it is 100% sure that the project is not successful at all. They will end up runaway with investors money. Be careful with such projects. True, and some projects don't pay because their sales are considered a failure and some of the projects that fail are usually going to return investors cryptocurrency. and after that they will not pay bounty hunter and make a statement about failure of their sale. |
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for now it's difficult, but last year there were many projects like that and I think it was whales who wanted to try to make a profit, and if there were tokens / coins this kind usually only lasted a matter of weeks and after that tokens / coins they manipulated will return to basics
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To use dex if you want to trade with erc I always use ether / forkdelta for idex since it was implemented kyc I think this is not good but to make small transactions can still be done without kyc,
for other dex I don't really use them because most of assets that i owned are ethereum tokens, oh yes at this time binance token (binance chain) is popular and I also use binance dex for that it's just not too often.
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Quite surprising considering this exchange is quite popular in South Korea and other Asian countries, but because upbit will do the refund, I think it doesn't matter it's just that this might have a slight negative effect on trust of their peers and also users on this exchange, I hope this market does not will be attacked further.
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Sales are slower, I think yes, but it's better because I'm sure to many IEOs that are close together in bidding won't end well either because I think investors will be hesitant to choose which projects they want to try, if there is a 1-2 month gap I think it's a natural thing and for binance and other large exchanges making sales like now is pretty good.
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Hackers always have a way to hack the system in order to get what they want, especially with cryptocurrency.
Making a pretty good security is one way to minimize the hacking action on our account.
of course the basic recommendation is to always use 2fa on our account so that at the very least, the account will have double security in addition to only using a password
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Hi,
I have some questions where I have been thinking about the past week.
Why do you trust some website/company with your bitcoins?
Let's say a bitcoin casino, what makes you deposit bitcoin?
Is it the provably fair? Does it mean you trust a site when the game is fair?
Is it the looks of the site? The amount of users there are? If there is an open chat where you can see active users?
Or something else that doesn't have a game that's fair, for example a bitcoin exchange, how do you trust them?
Overall: What makes you trust bitcoin related services?
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Another question: What does a new service need to earn your trust?
Every company that has a payment must definitely have clear official legality. As an example for gambling, before we use bitcoin in gambling, we must definitely choose clear gambling sites, with official legality. Because too many of them try to be unfair, for example, users can deposit, but it is difficult to withdraw. We should really be careful in choosing gambling sites or the like that will be used as bitcoin transactions |
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In the year 2130 all of the Bitcoins will have been mined and the only reward at this point is transaction fees,if most people are using Bitcoin just as a store of wealth, then there are very few transactions, which means there is very little reward for mining and so a lot of computers would pull out of the Bitcoin network. Would this be a problem? If large Bitcoin transactions occured sparingly in 2130 and beyond, would the Bitcoin concept still work?
Using a transaction is not only in the form of reality. You can see daily transactions on coinmarketcap, how many bitcoins are in the top 3 for cryptocurrency transactions around the world. That indicates that bitcoin is still needed and will continue to be needed as the development of technology from the blockchain. We will never know what will happen in the future, but we can only be speculative if there are currently more and more bitcoin users, it is likely that bitcoin will continue to grow in the future. |
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no need to wait for altseason because we know we are currently doing bounties like gambling because only a few tens of thousands of bounties will be good, both here have exchanges and also strong volumes the rest may be bounties only benefit bounty hunters and will harm investor.
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For the bounty list, sometimes it's a good choice, first of all in 2018, I often follow "friends" and end up in bad luck because the project we followed ended up being a scam and it felt like a waste of time you know following a signature campaign in 3 months and not getting anything feels very painful.
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Hi,
I have some questions where I have been thinking about the past week.
Why do you trust some website/company with your bitcoins?
Let's say a bitcoin casino, what makes you deposit bitcoin?
Is it the provably fair? Does it mean you trust a site when the game is fair?
Is it the looks of the site? The amount of users there are? If there is an open chat where you can see active users?
Or something else that doesn't have a game that's fair, for example a bitcoin exchange, how do you trust them?
Overall: What makes you trust bitcoin related services?
casino will always be one of the benchmarks of using bitcoin, the more casinos that use deposits using bitcoin, then bitcoin will always be used. Because the transaction value for the casino is also not small we can emulate it like dogecoin, we all know until now there is no clarity about this coin, but until now he can still survive with insignificant values, one of them because it is helped by the casino. the use of deposits and withdrawals for bitcoin in the casino itself is very large, this is very helpful for bitcoin growth |
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