T-shirt 3d Bitcoin.... 

Hello,

How to get this:

Go to Bitdfender.com

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2. Click on My Subscriptions
3. Click on Activation code
4. Paste – RX6M2T5

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Hi,

I would like to sell a Legendary forum account.


activity: +-790
no bans,no loans
trust: good
signed message: yes
escrow: you go first or find escrow ( must be trusted )


Starting bid: 0.12 BTC
Min inc: .02 BTC

BIN: 1.48 BTC


End date and time: 24 hours later from last valid bid.




PS: I'm reserving the right to close the auction and to not sell the forum account (at my discretion).

Just do not keep all eggs in one basket

I am looking for escrower that are much active on this forum, i don't like someone who rarely reply and say that i am so busy and takes more than 48hrs..

Please share some good escrows here that are much active

You may analyse it and make some predictions based on moves in orderbook. With those data you can analyse orderbook's "behaviour".

Hi,

I have huge amount of data such as tickers, order books snapshots from three main altcoin exchanges.

If anyone interested to buy it please let me know here or by PM.

There's a consistent theme that I see popping up on here that I find rather fascinating, and that is the way that many posters perceive BTC.

What do I mean? People doing things with BTC that they'd never, ever dream of doing with their dollars - gambling as an 'investment', or gambling at all, pouring coins into bullshit investment schemes run by totally anonymous showers of shit, lending on here to shambolic morons, asking the question 'where do I get free coins?'

Considering how much of a pain up the arse it can be to obtain coins and keep them safe and their future potential, I find it bizarre that there's such an extreme disconnect. I would've thought it should be at the opposite end of the scale but that's clearly not the case for many.

Why do you think this attitude has developed and where do you stand yourself?

I have a ticket open with poloniex about this.  Their first response was, the deposit went through.
OK, it shows up in deposit history.
It has not been credited to my balance, however.
I asked again, on the same ticket, what happened?
No response.
Poloniex, get it together.  This is not good.

Hi

As All we know that trading is the best way to make and earn extra income of BTC , But many of noob enter this world without experience !!
So i will start by my self .
i don't have much experience to share but here is mine :

- i use bittrex for trading bitcoin to alt coin -(Better to use only trusted exchange with a huge no of sellers\buyers )
- I always look at the thread of the coin that i am going to buy .
- i am not greedy so small profit is good for me per day.

waiting for your experiences and advises .

Thanks

Hi there,
I have been looking around, and found a few different devices which all have different numbers (e.g. 336MH/s or 2GH/s - just the first 2 I saw) on Amazon. And I have a few questions, which I hope you guys will be able to help me with.

1) What do these numbers mean?
- I assume it is the speed. But is there any way to use these numbers to approximate how many Bitcoins per day/week/month you would average. E.g. a 100MH/s would be 0.000001BTC or something?

2) If I got a USB stick ASIC device (I'm sorry, I don't know the proper term for these), does it run as long as the PC is powered? I.e. if the PC is in sleep mode, or running.

3) What would be an estimated bandwidth usage for one of these? It's not an issue, but I would like to know whether upgrading to a slightly better internet package would be a smart move to account for more bandwidth usage.

4) Do they need 24/7 internet access? I.e. if your internet drops for an hour, would it resume as normal, or would it need to be reconfigured/start from scratch losing an progress it had made.

5) If you were to recommend a cheap starting device, just to see how it works and if it is something that would work for me, what would you recommend? (Not really necessary, as hopefully the previous 4 questions should help me choose, but just in case there is a specific model which is better)

Thanks,
Jordan

Of course I don't mean BTC Casinos or similar things. I know you can earn but can lose there as well.

Poloniex man. Great UI and service

We all know how it's going to end up, after a period of flatlining. A drop to 360 is INCOMING!!!

It's a 2006. It is very fun to drive. I have no idea how much shipping to belgium would cost. I'm actually surprised you are even asking. Most people would not be comfortable buying a car without being able to test drive. I would consider shipping. But there is no way i would do escrow. It would have to be paid in full before i let go of it. I do accept BTC though so if you got a stash of coins burning a hole in you pocket it is a nice way to buy yourself a new toy without pulling any money out of the bank.

Can you guys recommend me a wallet that I can install on an android phone?
I do have a wallet installed which is from coins.ph of course the coins technically is on their server and not mine. if the bitcoin core is available i must have installed it months ago.
I have have this coins, i can then save my coins till i gather enough.

so.... since a lot of the threads there probably won't get deleted, why not put up a warning similar the one on the investor-based games there (on digital goods)?
I originally thought that pinning OGnasty's topic here will do, but I figured that half of the internet tend to skip stickies. ofc doing both would be better.

I'm not 100% sure that this will reduce the amount of people getting scammed there though. mainly because I don't know how many users there know what kind of risk they're taking.
what do you guys think?