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Let's hear from the investors! Who's invested/deposited money and how much of your "hodlings" are you investing with Cryptco Miner?
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You do realize that paper money is what your checking and savings accounts are full of right?
Doing away with paper money wouldn't give a boost to Bitcoin, it would just give a boost to PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, and Discover.
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Are you the real Chef Ramsey? If not, why do you hide behind someone else personality?
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Techies get paid 4 times that rate
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I have yet to understand why BK is moving to Canada. They could move to an even more exotic country, and forget everything about corporate tax. The US? BK is a world-wide business. I've seen their restaurants in many countries. I wonder how much of their income comes from the US. If it's less than half, they have no obligation at all towards that country.
It is not easy to simply move their legal residence to another country. In the US, in order to do so, the company needs to acquire (or be acquired by) a company that resides in the country their legal residence is being moved to, and the ownership of the newly formed company needs to have a certain percentage of shareholders from the foreign company. No big deal. In Turks and Caicos, lawyers always have ready-made companies under their arm. A few guys walk into their office, and they leave with a new company, sharing ownership between them. Some paper work needed to transfer the shares, and it's a done deal. It's funny some people criticizes BK, Apple or Google are much more aggressive in theirs ways to avoid tax. It's because US politicians are looking for votes and they can get votes by blaming corporations for the reasons there aren't enough tax dollars to pay for things the voters want. Collusion is a lot easier in a small country like T&C. |
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Ha. Who cares if BK leaves the US? I'm more concerned that BK will ruin Tim Horton's.
IF this thing goes through, hopefully they keep BK and Tim Horton's separate operations that are just owned under the same roof. There's no need for the King to dip his ugly face in our good coffee and donuts.
Tim Horton (the hockey player) deserves better.
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Work! And then buy some Bitcoin with with your earnings, it's literally the most true way to "earn" Bitcoins. Once you own some BTC you could consider investing in and there are multiple options here. While the BTC investment community is still a bit like the wild west, new options are popping up every month. Stay close to the community and you'll come across something that works for you.
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The user interface is professional and easy to navigate.
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Uhm that is just wrong. The network grows on its own with an increase of 0.027% (3600 btc per day). As an example, someone has 100 bitcoins. If he wants to keep his percentage of the network equal, he has to buy 0.027% of his stake per day. That equals to 0.027 bitcoins per day. If you would buy all of the 3600 coins, ofcourse your percentage would rise much higher. But i am talking about the percentage of your current holdings compared to the overall network. Please, think again about the numbers. You missed the point. edit: at one point in time i will reach with my 10$ buys per day an equilibrium with my current holdings. After that point, i have to steadily increase my buys per 0.027% per day until the next halving. Regarding the price doesn't change.  I see your point. My mistake. If you had $10 worth of bitcoin on Monday and then on Tuesday bought another $10 worth of bitcoin then your percentage of the total bitcoin that have been mined (are available) would increase by ~99.97%. With that being said it would still really not be possible for you to become a whale because you would eventually get to own too much bitcoin for $10 to make a big difference of your total holdings anymore. Wex "would not become a whale" because he's only maintaining his current share of the network and he's implying that his current share would not make him a whale. He's only talking about what percentage he needs to buy daily to maintain his percentage of all BTC available. If he or you are defining whale in terms of number of BTC or dollars worth owned, then percentage of the network doesn't matter. |
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What amount should the first payment look like for a Member?
BTC0.06 per month would be BTC0.0021 per day for a 28 day month or $1.01 per day for a 28 day month. Should I be looking for a $1 payment each day or a BTC0.0021 payment each day?
Thanks for answering the newb question.
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Is there going to be communication on when there are spots available at the higher levels in this campaign? I know Stunna was keeping it selective, but is there going to be announcement when he's looking for a few new contributors or is the waiting list so long a communication isn't necessary?
Good luck to those of you that got pushed out of the campaign.
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This is funny. Sold any jokes left?
Why would we buy jokes if we don't yet know that they're funny?
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Cool contest, I wish more retailers would do this although we need more advertising outside of a forum that's dedicated to Bitcoin users.
I'll start my effort by directing you to my personal message and signature combo...
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I've been trying to get family and friends interested in Bitcoin by saying I'll accept Bitcoin when they owe me money. I also explain how easy it is and I can walk them through the process, however to this date (over a year now) no one has taken me up on the offer.
The opportunity for widespread usage is being helped by retailer's accepting payment in BTC, it's like "if you build they will come"...now we as users just need to talk about with our friends and family, let them know that it's not as strange and complicated and sketchy as people may think.
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Most things in the world are, if lost from your possession gone for good, why does that need to change for Bitcoin?
Are you trying to keep Bitcoin as a storage of wealth more so than a medium of exchange?
Duplication of what "account numbers" is the best security. And eventually there will be some insurance type service (like credit cards) where unauthorized transactions can/will be reversed, which will minimize instances of blind theft.
No one is trying to make cash more "safe" why would they make Bitcoin more "safe"?
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SO are the signature ad campaign deposits the "$1"?
Thanks.
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Thanks for adding me to the campaign. I look forward to seeing you successfully bring another good, honest service to the Bitcoin and Bitcointalk community. Earning interest on our BTC hodlings is a great service. And if you're lending hodlings out you're likely providing another great service.
Thanks!
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Nice, I'm looking forward to joining this campaign officially.
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I'm glad we have an independent review of Cryptco's business on the forum. Couldn't he just be interested in getting funds to trade BTC for fiat, essentially forex (foreign currency exchange) trading, which he does advertise on his site?
i/ll let you all know how the sig plan goes.
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I'm strongly NOT advising anyone to work with lighlord, since he failed to fulfill his promises. For more info see here. If you read, he says he started a new service here. Although he should still pay off remaining balances. You've been warned. hi Hell-raiser,..he made a mistake and corrected it... TXID: https://blockchain.info/tx/45fc4e7a0c1071a95743aca1ee4f42a08737d180e4e8be0084dde1b968960bf2Take it easy k, I know how u feel but sometimes people makes mistakes and we should appreciate those that actually do something about it...Cheers man! He didn't correct his mistake to me - took two weeks to pay, therefore should have paid out on my ~180 posts for that two week period. Instead he only paid me for 100 posts. Good luck to all of you though, just be prepared to wait. |
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