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2601  Economy / Lending / Re: Need BTC 0.03 loan! on: September 02, 2018, 04:55:12 AM
I have filled it.
Transaction id: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/fb20aa33793c353a351d2070acb0e8d3b5da68519b248d8c447226a193b6b3c9
Repayment Address: 1DjLrC3fQLUTGweNPd5q4mCBcHkLaozCFm
Thanks.

Thanks a lot for this, I confirm that I've received the coins and sold them off finally for my problems to be solved. Sorry for the wait as I was out with my family for a get-together.
2602  Economy / Lending / Re: Need BTC 0.03 loan! on: September 01, 2018, 12:42:26 AM
Hi, I need a loan of BTC0.03 for my personal use, details are as under:

Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Date: 31 August, 2018.
This is Stedsm asking for a loan of BTC 0.03, and will repay exactly BTC 0.033 one month after the date of fulfilment of this loan. This loan is for my personal use, neither is this related to trading nor for my previous loan's repayment, I need them due to shortage of funds currently.
Loan amount: BTC 0.03
Repayment duration: 1 month max from the date I receive the funds.
Repayment amount: BTC 0.033 total

Urgently needed.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
Bitcoin address: bc1qw9jzfa0wyjflxlq9e9cuyy6gj32hwcmzsxftn5
Signature: H0wSoHvdMMCpPAhBN+NUcSuXa3TNBqd++DQU0ASNJadlIsO3OiNJFVGXDpcvspP4aggek7o0omjuDt7ROjnIZLM=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

I can give you the loan if you agree to pay 1% per day in case of failing to repay within 30 days. After 30 days you will be charged 1% per day.

Fine with it, but the total repayment for that 30 days period will be BTC0.033 itself. If that's fine for you, please proceed and fill this, send to the same signed address.
2603  Economy / Lending / Re: Need 0.15 BTC Loan, details inside! on: August 31, 2018, 05:35:54 PM
Hi condoras,
I will repay you on 15th September and the final repayment amount will be BTC0.028 (total interest + late fee). Please verify this and confirm this.


Hello Stedsm, I confirm this Repayment arrangement.
If you are late though, you will be charged with 1% compounding interest per day.

Ok, thanks for confirmation.
As well, can you please check my PM and reply accordingly? I've been waiting for an answer, can you please see to it as soon as you come online and respond. Smiley
2604  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoins under "Margin Call"? on: August 31, 2018, 01:33:29 PM
I can agree on that because it is logical that cryptocurrency whales are trying to make you sell your bitcoin for nothing so they would be able to buy it after you will dump the price.

As I told, the crash happened already and there's still a very small probability that we may see a drop till 5950 levels and even test the 4k danger zone before bulls come into power and crash it up in the reverse direction. I'm seeing more of a stick in longs' asses once they start thinking that they have taken over. I still hold to it as a possibility for Bitcoins to see a big surge in its value, or I'd say a bull-run where everyone's expected targets such as 8k, 12k and even 20k and more than that - may get reached but the sources whom I follow - say that it's yet to begin its rally, but it's for sure that Bitcoin's bull run is inevitable.
2605  Economy / Lending / Re: ranochigo's MINI loans [Optional Collateral] [No Interest] on: August 31, 2018, 01:10:14 PM
Hi ranochigo,
Just a kind request for you to please check my thread below and see if you can fulfill what I need. Smiley

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4985244.0

I know lenders (you) may consider my previous loan and may say that I'm going to use this to repay condoras, but I'm not. I need the funds for my own use as I'm not having cash with me ATM. I hope you may find me trustworthy enough to fill this up.
2606  Economy / Lending / Re: Need 0.15 BTC Loan, details inside! on: August 31, 2018, 12:54:42 PM
Hi condoras,
Sorry for this delay as I was busy with my hernia surgery which I already informed you about, but as we had our discussion in PM, I will repay you on 15th September and the final repayment amount will be BTC0.028 (total interest + late fee). Please verify this and confirm this.

As well, for other's reference, please take a look at my new request here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4985244

I repeat this here once again that:
This (new) loan is for my personal use, neither is this related to trading nor for my previous loan's repayment, I need them due to shortage of funds currently.
2607  Economy / Lending / Need BTC 0.03 loan! on: August 31, 2018, 12:41:42 PM
Hi, I need a loan of BTC0.03 for my personal use, details are as under:

Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Date: 31 August, 2018.
This is Stedsm asking for a loan of BTC 0.03, and will repay exactly BTC 0.033 one month after the date of fulfilment of this loan. This loan is for my personal use, neither is this related to trading nor for my previous loan's repayment, I need them due to shortage of funds currently.
Loan amount: BTC 0.03
Repayment duration: 1 month max from the date I receive the funds.
Repayment amount: BTC 0.033 total

Urgently needed.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
Bitcoin address: bc1qw9jzfa0wyjflxlq9e9cuyy6gj32hwcmzsxftn5
Signature: H0wSoHvdMMCpPAhBN+NUcSuXa3TNBqd++DQU0ASNJadlIsO3OiNJFVGXDpcvspP4aggek7o0omjuDt7ROjnIZLM=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
2608  Economy / Lending / Re: looking for a 50 BTC Loan 6 homes as collateral on: August 30, 2018, 05:07:03 AM
as for everyone else i have a customer with  6 home's looking for a 250,000 refinance the closing will be done
with lawyers face to face here are some more things
Loan Amount: 250,000 (Crypto amount to be determined at time of Closing)
Rate: 11% int. only
Term: 3 yr. term extension is 2% more
Fees: 2% plus title and regular lender cost
https://ibb.co/ceApgU
https://ibb.co/em1vMU

 

And here comes a jerkhead with 11% interest for 3 years.
Really? Would someone trust and give you their money for 3 full years with an interest rate of "ONLY" 11%?
Wouldn't they mess around their BTC by trading it elsewhere leveraging it at BitMex or some other leverage-providers and make that 11% in a day alone - rather than waiting like a beggar for such a huge amount after lending it to you?
(here: BTC is something that can be at any value during these 3 years, why to bother for this guy's 11%?)
2609  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Bitcoin lose market share? on: August 30, 2018, 04:56:02 AM
Undoubtedly, everyone knows the name of Nokia, and, with its words, quality and performance are brought into the minds of individuals. Nokia was one of the first mobile phone companies in the world. In 1998, Nokia was able to rely on the royal palace of the mobile phone companies, and the largest share of mobile phone sales. But with the advent of Apple's phones and Android phones, the share of Nokia has fallen sharply so that they were eventually bought by Microsoft in 2013.

Don't you think you gave an answer to your question yourself?
When Nokia used to be one of the largest shareholder of the cellphone industry, they didn't upgrade and so, were left behind in the competition. But, after Microsoft "adopted" Nokia, it saw a complete makeover of its style where a cellphone was converted to smartphone after which the name is back in competition.

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In my opinion, Bitcoin has a way that Nokia. Bitcoin technology is old compared to other Altcoin. Bitcoin was the first, but perhaps not the best.


Yes, you are correct in this manner and I believe that some new investors are gathering a lot of Bitcoins as well as some better developers are joining hands to keep it going still at the lowest fees possible - so get ready to see a makeover of Bitcoin as well where we will come out with a bigger and better Bitcoin very soon which will dominate the whole crypto world completely once again the way it is doing ATM.
2610  Economy / Securities / Should ICOs be considered a Security? on: August 28, 2018, 12:41:39 PM
After the surge in Bitcoin's value early 2014, we saw an idea being popped up and went crazy for all those small-scale startups to start their projects with the help of crowdfunding - a way where people buy their tokens to support their project if they find it interesting. Unlike IPO (which is regulated by many Authorities before getting launched, and seeks investors only), ICOs are totally different as most of them were* not regulated and many startups used to be just ideas - fake ideas which never got fulfilled and people lose both their trust and money behind such a graceful innovation which could give some real ideas a boost if there is any BODY to find whether the intentions of these ICOs' devs and admins is to really deliver their promises to their potential customers. I saw many ICOs were shit and gained too much of investments, many even ran away and due to them, members here and at other social websites suffered for their time and efforts (many were bots so it's a 50-50 situation where many users try to fake it out by scamming the projects by fake-fully trying to show that they are helping the project by advertising for them). Many got nothing - neither tokens nor replies from the ICO people. So, my question here is - should such ICOs be given the label of "Securities" which would give them more of a credibility to invest in them? If yes, will there ever be a Regulatory Body to measure the assurance of delivery of the project and whether the project is anywhere going to deal with blockchain?

* - (used "were" because many came and gone as there were no regulations before, and in few countries - still no regulations are there for such crowdfunding)
2611  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Danger: Short Squeeze Imminent on: August 23, 2018, 09:40:21 AM
ETFs got rejected like a rally of rejections is being going on after SEC gave the reason that fraud and mismanagement of transactions as well as market manipulation is what made them think twice before even considering the delay of ETFs. After taking the BitMex situation into account (how they manipulated the markets just before going offline for maintenance), I believe we are not going to have this ETF thing approved sooner and so, there's lot more blood to come into the markets and make Bitcoins bleed before it starts to recover with a bigger move. It isn't really a good time to enter the markets even after knowing the facts currently because markets are literally fucking everyone out there who are trying their hands on making money with the use of leveraged trading (as the alts season has not yet begun). Wait for these "squeezes" to be moved out and then only think of getting in, or what you can do is - keep your orders set at dirt cheap levels and get your BTC bought instead of losing what you already have.
2612  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoins under "Margin Call"? on: August 23, 2018, 09:23:29 AM
Just the way I demonstrated here, everyone in the play had been aware of the scene BitMex played with their users making everyone short it just before they went down and then swiping off people's money through that huge ~$1k spike (note that none of the exchanges had a spike till $7200 but BitMex had). Many of the shorts got liquidated by leveraging their money over BitMex, making them a very big profit. They are literally stealing too much of people's money ill-legally and this is what I mean when I say Bitcoin is under "Marginal Call" as many of us get liquidated at such websites through their shady tricks and fake maintenance. Remember, they are currently the second largest wallet in terms of Exchanges after BitFinex and as they've got Bitcoins, they've got the power to manipulate their own platform to make more Bitcoins to themselves. Don't fall for them as many of the Telegram channels ask you to do leverage trades there at BitMex, but take a note that they also give a referral link over their channel which entitles them to a commission ratio that BitMex gives its users to bring in more "cocks".
2613  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: “Amazon for Blockchain” Project Releases Key Software on: August 22, 2018, 12:04:40 PM
Everything at one stop shop, from info to coins-storage capacity, such things are exceptional and can give boost to the crypto economy by letting end investors meet their purchasing criteria met with all the news and details that can be found in the feed itself. I believe that this should also contain an Amazon-like product selling portal where people may be able to buy/sell products for crypto from the convenience and comfort of their home. This (what I said), if goes right, can really disrupt some real world giants such as Amazon itself by enabling users to buy anything over the internet but as well keep their anonymity maintained.
2614  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Reasons behind Bitcoin/Cryptomarket fall??? on: August 17, 2018, 01:21:50 PM
Hi Friends,
What are the reason behind Bitcoin and whole crypto market fall.
Is this SCAMS or SPECULATIONS???

Neither scam nor speculation, I believe that after ETFs are approved (ever), Bitcoins will be dominating the whole market at an extremely out-of-reach level which none of the alts might be able to achieve. The reason for Bitcoins' fall was, Bitcoin grew so gradually last year (literally without any reason, but it was all the speed of patience that was held for years before that spike). Considering my analysis over Bitcoins, I can say that every time Bitcoin spiked, it used to come back down to levels that were at least 1/4th or 1/5th, I think Bitcoin has already reached its bottom this year and it should carry the rally from now on by taking over the markets with great events coming one by one.

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Few days back I read news about a big Bitcoin scam busted in Gujarat state of India.Its approximately $314B( INR 22000 Crore).
Also every day news came from different parts of world about same kind of scams.Are these scams also responsible for crypto market fall and halt growth of this new technology???

I believe this might be true in a case if those scammers were (ever) able to DUMP Bitcoins over markets.
If things are busted, I believe that their effects would also get over sooner, because everything is clear and Bitcoins are (maybe) under the possession of authorities from that point of time because they might auction those coins or may never let us us, which may then be considered as burnt coins as they won't be coming to the markets as the country (India) is not in favor of crypto (not at least currently).
2615  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Books or youtube to learn how to trade on: August 16, 2018, 06:29:54 AM
Hello guys,

I am french and i wanna try to learn trading in English language (to get skills in english and trading ahah)
Do you have a recommandation for a good book ?

Try Wren & Martin to learn grammar and start reading some story books which will make you understand English better (keep Google Translate ready to translate a few words to French which you won't understand, but remember, don't paste the whole statement, go word by word and you will get better translations).

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I wanna try to find a good youtuber to, who is explain how to detect signal. In crypto or in nasdaq.

And maybe if its exist, a website with exercise?

For trading, experience is your only best friend which can make you understand better about the same.
Secondly, you can try this website that I personally follow nowadays: https://blockchainwhispers.com/
One of my favorite traders who love to write for the people, of the crypto, by the time it needs to be given to them.
2616  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: To HODL or not, this is the question on: August 16, 2018, 06:02:47 AM
We see alot of people holding on the the coins they invest in,

I'm afraid they've committed the same mistake I did, and are now helpless to remain in the markets.


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either they are afraid to loose out on future gains, or waiting for a rainy day when they can cash out, does this not effect the market with so many coins not being traded, causing the fluctuated trade movements, with people mass selling when the market starts to fluctuate?

People are already selling under the chaotic panic being created by those who are taking their BTC out of alts and we might see a super crash as alts are following Ethereum's free-fall where least retracement gets noticed and the fall continues. That's the history that ETH, whenever gets down, makes alts follow the trend and even if BTC recovers, there will be least amount of projects to survive. It would be better to invest more in BTC (buy more currently) and get into those alts which possess some extremely great innovations that actually need blockchain and can put it in action.
2617  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Please help! on: August 15, 2018, 03:48:32 AM
^The guy that helped you out^ should be revealed here so as to stop others from being scammed by him.
Can you please post his (Brett Frank's) FB link here?
As bob123 said, you should create your wallet itself which generates an address that can actually receive Bitcoins for you, so you possess them.
Try Electrum and Bitcoin Core as wallets (Electrum is best) for creating addresses, you will also be able to hold your private keys if you go for such wallets (only the best ones mentioned here). As well, if you are interested in buying Bitcoins, go for Currency Exchange part of the forum here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0
Else, you may try Localbitcoins where you will be able to check reputation of traders before you initiate your trades.
It's better to be late than sorry.
2618  Economy / Economics / Bitcoins under "Margin Call"? on: August 15, 2018, 02:57:28 AM
Hey guys,
I've been thinking of coming up with an interesting question and this is what came to my mind when I technically thought about the effects of different events ongoing in the crypto world (ETF delays, critical statements by Goldman Sachs and Jamie Dimon, bearish momentum ongoing and super crash).
I believe that this is a marginal call for all those weak hands who are taking this as the "END OF BITCOINS" to be shaken off till they react on this event and come out, sell off their coins for cheap to those strong players who wish to spike the value of Bitcoins to levels where those selling today won't ever be able to buy back. I call this a strategy to spin a lot of FUD through media and many different sources to make people scared of crypto by dribbling down the values of each and every of those coins out there. Believe me, ETH is not going to make it and for it to go down to its worst level (which might take a few more months), it needs many more shit alts to go to 0 levels as well. For Bitcoins, I'd say this is just the beginning and we are here to stay, crypto won't be ending ever.
2619  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Digital advertising- Solution to Ad fraud on: August 14, 2018, 12:22:43 PM
Any thing can run on blockchain

Just because everything can be run on a blockchain (note: blockchain is just a data structure; a form of arranging data) it does not mean that everything should run on a blockchain.

Many people seem to misunderstand the real purpose of a blockchain. If you just want to add 'blockchain' as a tag for something, you are not making it better in any way.
The problems you are trying to fix can not be fixed by the use of a blockchain.

But.. feel free to outline. How would you fight ad fraud with 'a blockchain' ?

I haven't said that's what I am doing yet, but you can't say it can't be done.
Third party involvement in the negotiating process have left a loophole in the heart of digital advertising sphere.

A proper smart contract to create an enabling environment for digital advertisers and publishers is underway

If you are talking about the loopholes of advertising to be filled by blockchain, I guess you've probably boarded the wrong train dude.
It makes you think that blockchain, if it can be used anywhere, can be injected in such an analytical field like digital advertising?
There are lots of bugs and bots out there to cheat the whole system and make money side by side for the publishers (those who cheat the system) and not all companies are efficient enough to catch them the way Google does. Blockchain can only fetch and keep records of the data that's being filled with by the amount of clicks/cPM sent, but can't really catch those who cheat it. It can only stop duplicate amount of fraud clicks/impressions, but cannot be that sufficient to remove those bugs or stop bots from looting the advertising media as blockchain is not what you've mentioned it for.
As of today's date, I've seen loads of projects popping up with ICOs using the name of "blockchain" - that they will do this and that with the use of blockchain and secure blah blah things, but not even 1% of these shitty projects have shown any real-time usage of blockchain till date in these projects.
2620  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A challenge from bitcoin in 2018 on: August 14, 2018, 08:45:30 AM
Yes mate, this year is the biggest dump of bitcoin and many people now go cut their losses and find another coin to invest. But many are still here right mow because of believing into bitcoin. Slowly gaining higher price makes us happy and as what i have seen, the drop of price right now is a little bit lower compared to last few months

If you analyze closely, you may see that Bitcoin crashed from $1250 (2013-14's biggest pump before 2017-18) to $250 that totals it to 5x down from its all time high, you may see that $20k was the new ATH and we're probably heading to $4k as the new low before we start for a hunt of new ATH (soon). Till then, the quest for the most strong holders continues...
I think people are panicking too much over governments' and banking institutions' statements. Currently, Jamie Dimon (the infamous critic of crypto and esp., Bitcoins) gave a statement doubling down on "Bitcoins' ponzi scam". I believe that such incidents have a correlation with what's currently going on in crypto. These people are creating a chaos here, making people panic and sell under the pressure that such statements are being publicized at a very big scale. This is a scheme of making rich more richer and let the poor ones remain poor or go more poorer.
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