Seriously, why are you people keep on suggesting that kids should do faucets first. No matter how old the person is, he shouldn't do faucets. Faucets are complete waste of time. Unless your kid's got a pretty good IQ and knows how to make his own webpage/website already then he should make a faucet rotator and promote it to tons of groups/pages/forums.

Most cloud mining sites might look legit at first. They will pay you, their site looks so professional, but the truth is, they will eventually run away together with all your funds. It's not a good idea no matter how short/how long will it take to get your ROI. There are some people who have made profits out of cloud mining sites but most of them have invested right after the official launch, they referred tons of people, or they invested big amount of money. It's more like a gamble when you're going to invest in an investment site. If you can't afford to lose the money you're going to invest, then don't invest.

You sure? Then we can conclude that the trust wall is completely nonsense? Green trusted users are automatically trusted by most people as they already made lots of transactions but there are some green trusted people though who only did one small transaction with a DT member that's why he has a green trust. Always check the trust wall of the person you're dealing with no matter what rank he is in, or what his trust is. Someone can have a neutral trust but has tons of negative feedback from non DT members.

How is it misinformation? There's a lot of gamblers out there that made a fortune out of gambling. He said it is possible. It surely is possible it's just not that likely to happen. And if you think the players will become broke out of gambling, it depends on them. You can't blame anyone but them. They were the ones who bet a lot of money, they were the ones who got addicted.

The chances of making a fortune though increases/decreases depending on what he is playing. If he's playing poker and he knows how to bet to make his opponents bet more or fold.

Yep, your kid should learn about the english grammar, logical things and how to enjoy life. You shouldn't take away the childhood of your kids by making them a money making machine and/or a faucet claiming robot. If your kid is 16+ years old and he can write good articles and can get the gist of the topics of bitcoin, then I advise that you let him join a signature ad campaign. He surely will spend a lot of time in front of the Internet at first but sooner or later, after tons of readings, he'll learn a lot of things about bitcoin. He'll spend much less time than when he first started.

This question lacks context. Bitcoin is a currency, how can you hack a currency? If you were talking about the bitcoin network, a lot of time has passed and I'm pretty sure that there are tons of hackers out there who tried to find a glitch in the bitcoin's network. Still, the network is secure and unhackable.

If you were talking about your bitcoin wallet, yes you can be hacked especially if your password isn't a unique password and isn't secure. You should enable 2FA so that hackers won't be able to use your account even if they figured out your password.

Yes, there's tons of rotators already. But the thing is, it's all about promoting yours with some advantage over others' rotators like putting a reward system or by updating you rotator daily. Also put a label which one is the latest faucet and which one is the oldest faucet. You can also try to make a feature that let's you sort according to how much satoshi you'll earn per claim. Probably let the users pick if they are using FaucetBox, or Xapo, etc. Try to be more creative about your site, make it look more professional but would still not take a lot of time to load.

Well if your posts are extremely low quality, then you shouldn't be expecting that you're going to last a month in any signature campaign. There are lots of YoBit spammers out there that aren't getting banned simply because they keep on posting 2 liners posts even if it's not that insightful. Constant 2 liner posts aren't considered as spam by most people only 1 liner posts are considered.

You know the solution with your problem, right? You have to do your best in signature campaign. You have to atleast make 4 liner posts and not just pure 2 liner posts so that the campaign manager won't kick you. Actually, the spammers that were able to join a signature campaign should be thankful to the manager because in the first place, they aren't qualified in any signature campaign.

Are you currently on maintenance? I was going to check your website but it doesn't load. Pretty sure the site is down. I'm currently on Desktop right now. I suggest that you do a signature campaign (If you have funds for it) because it's pretty hard to play if you have no one to play with.

If you're not willing to take risks, then surely you will never be successful in life. The richest people in the world risked a lot of things in their life, they sacrificed a lot. If you're going to stay inside your comfort zone then you'll stay the same as you were. Just like what they say, If you want to change your life, you have to do something you've never done before.

For me, if you have the chance to earn much more in bitcoin, you should take that risk and ditch your day job. Day jobs are much boring than bitcoin stuffs. You can interact with lots of people in the bitcoin world.

It is true that high rate signature campaign closes in a much shorter time than those low rate signature campaign. Most of them say that they ran out of funds. For me, it'd be much better if you join high rate signature campaign, even if the one that you're in closes, you can join another signature campaign after. And also you don't have to post 20x times a day if you're in a high rate campaign. You can do other stuffs in the real world, you don't have to stay in front of your PC for a long time. Also, if you have an alt account, joining high rate signature campaigns is the best thing to do.

There's a lot of people out there making real money out of YouTube ads simply by vlogging what they do. It's kind of a trend right now. You just hold the camera while you're doing an adventure, eating at a restaurant, going to the mall, or even just in your house. Most people from other countries want to go to a foreign country but they can't afford to. So they just watch vlogs and stuffs so that they will get the same feel that people get when they go to an adventure in other countries.

Well, it's a ponzi scam, so it's just normal that you don't put a lot of money into it. You should just refer a lot of people to get a lot oh Khs. Nevertheless, I bet that you have invested in HashOcean 4-5 months ago that's why you earned some profit out of it. The halving is coming, it will push them to run away because the bitcoin's price is much higher than the usual.

I suggest that you guys don't invest in HashOcean anymore unless you're going to refer a lot of people. Otherwise, don't put any money into it and just wait for the halving and sell your coins.

Not sure if you're going to be accepted in betcoin, the campaign manager is pretty strict when it comes to enrollment. But here is the link to betcoin.ag's signature campaign --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1236667.0 It's not just about the rank, it's also about the quality of the post. I tried enrolling there but sadly, I didn't get accepted. Good luck!

Basically just know when to stop. If you can't keep yourself from gambling, at least know when to stop. All of us had experience when you just kept winning, and you have the highest profit you ever had. That's the time to stop gambling. Some people will just keep on playing even if they are already winning in hopes of winning more. The thing is, they don't win more. They end losing their money and getting back to negative profit. They'll try to recover what they loss and that will only make them lose more.

If you're already winning, just stop playing. The people from the bitcoin casino can't chase you if you cash out all your money once you hit the jackpot. They are incapable of recovering what they loss from you, they will still earn it from other people though.

I live in the Philippines and I think joining signature ad campaign is a good decision for me. Instead of just watching random stuffs on Facebook, Youtube and Instagram, I'm posting in this forum instead. I'm improving my english plus I get paid. It's not much though compared to when you have a regular job, but I'm still a college student so I don't actually need tons of money.

As for me, signature campaigns are worth my time because I have nothing to do except assignments and some occasional projects in school. I waste a lot of time playing Dota2 and searching what PTC site can I earn money from, unfortunately, I end up searching for hours but can't see a legit one.

You need to have atleast 240 activities before you can become a senior member. Since the activity is 196, it will take 4 activity updates for the account to reach senior member (196+14+14+14+14 = 252). That's less than 8 weeks from now.

Did I mention that's the worst thing that can happen to gambling addicts? The worst thing that can happen to gambling addicts is when they completely lost everything they had - family, money, trust, and even themselves. Yes, you can lose yourself in gambling. There would be a time that you would look in to the mirror and you'll realize that you ended up being broke and homeless just by chasing your previous losses or by betting a big amount of money. This is the reason why there are some popular people who had everything before and then just completely lose everything.

If I were in desperate need for money, I'll most likely ask my gf to give me some money and I will pay her after a month or longer than that. I don't want to ask people from the Internet for loans simply because I'm gonna be needing to send them a valid collateral which I don't have (well, I do have a phone but shipping overseas is really expensive).

Identities can easily be faked. If you're doing a huge transaction, I bet it'd be okay if the other party goes first and upon receiving, you send them the payment. Even if they give you a picture of their ID, there's still a chance that it's a fake one or it's someone else's. Identity theft is done by a lot of people. You can't trust someone just because he gave you the details of where he live, etc. Sometimes, even the people that you personally know can scam you. You can't trust anybody nowadays. Use a trusted escrow if you want to be safe with your transactions.