Probably a phishing attempt. Were you giving your email address to other people? Maybe to someone that you transacted with before. If yes, then probably someone's trying to hack/phish/bruteforce your email. Now that you have enabled 2FA, you can assure that your account will not get hacked in the future unless the hacker has access to your device.

Here's my 5 tips to you in trading BTC-Altcoin

1. Don't be in a hurry. Some alt coins take a day or two before they rise depending on the demand.

2. Don't be such a coward. Trading is like gambling. If you don't have the guts to risk some of your BTCs, then don't enter trading.

3. The worst thing that can happen to you is buy at the top of the pump, and sell at the bottom of the dump.

4. Don't trust the people in the trollbox/chatbox.

5. Don't invest all your bitcoins in a single alt coin.

It's the same thing when you sold all your bitcoins too soon. There's a chance that you thought it's the best time to sell your bitcoins, but the market continues to rise. Probably the best thing to do is sell only a portion of your bitcoins at xx price and wait if the price will still go up. Sell it when the price goes higher. Otherwise, if the market goes down, you should quickly sell your remaining bitcoins to reduce the amount of lowered profit.

I've seen some kids in today's generation who are far more intelligent and understanding than some adults. But a regular kid would be needing a lot of time to spend in front of the PC in order to get what is bitcoin and how bitcoin works.

Kids should have knowledge on how to construct a correct grammar (or at least understandable grammar) though and should not use curse words in this forum. I don't recommend a regular kid to spend his childhood earning some money from Bitcoin. Simply putting him in front of the computer to earn some money and not to play is a way of ruining his childhood.

Steam account is an example of one of the invalid collaterals here. Quoted from this thread.

If you have nothing else to offer as a collateral, I suggest that you lock this thread before Mods come in here and put a negative trust on you.

Were Roquene and/or bapparabi the users you were referring to?

Actually, even if a Sr. Member verifies that he had a transaction with you, that doesn't count as a collateral. No collateral means no collateral and Newbies need to have a good collateral in order to get a loan. It might have been better if you said what are you using 1BTC for and why would you return 50% more (which is quite big for a loan interest) because most scammers use such big return to attract victims.

How does bitcoin having a low price affect the difficulty of it getting doubled? I don't see any method of doubling bitcoins depends on the present bitcoin's price.


Actually most traders are waiting for the bitcoin halving to sell some of their bitcoins. Those people who think bitcoin will rise to 10K$ each soon are just not realistic. There's a very low chance for bitcoin to touch 1000$+ this year let alone 10K$. Some solid holders though wouldn't sell all of their bitcoins even if the price doubled because they want to wait much much longer than most of us could. They are ready to wait for years. If they want to wait for 10K$, then it's on them.

Not sure why Justin00 keep on posting threads saying to put a Red trust on him. TBH, your screenshot proves nothing. It doesn't prove that Justin00's account got hacked.

He recently made a thread and locked it:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1475439.0

And also, the other thread says "Problem Fixed" on the title. Justin00 hasn't posted about the problem getting fixed yet though.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1475406

I suggest that you go and learn all the rules and regulations of this forum before joining a signature ad campaign. It's really likely for you to violate a rule or two in this forum if you're not aware of them. In your journey of familiarizing this forum, you will surely rank up. Wait until you become a Member (at least) so you can start joining signature ad campaigns.

I recommend that you join YoBit.net signature ad campaign once you're in Member rank. Their registration is automated so you need not to worry about inactive campaign managers. And then if you think your posts are constructive enough and you've reached Full Member rank, then wait for a signature ad campaign to open or re-open, just leave YoBit and join that campaign.

If you fully understand the rules of this forum already, you think you post constructive enough, and you have enough money to buy a Full Member account, then go for it. It might be one of the best investments in your bitcoin life.

Sadly some people can't even realize that they are just wasting their money even after losing a huge sum of money. They are certified addicted to gambling. For them, sometimes you lose, sometimes you win. For them, they were able to hold that much money so that means they are able to get recover that much as well.

Not sure why would people like to unpixelate a photo unless the photo is something controversial and/or has adult content. Anyways, since your website itself promotes posting naughty pics,
then this will be one of the websites where E-whores will earn money from.

Just a suggestion though, I think it'd be cool if the users are able to have a wallet on the site itself. If he receives some money out of his photo, then he can use it later on to unpixelate someone else's photo. He can also use that wallet to get the BTC in and out of the website.

I've never seen a gambling site that lets you win some money without you spending any money.

Some gambling sites might offer some free bitcoins for you to test their website but it's not enough to earn 0.5BTC. Maybe if you got really really lucky that you started with their free bitcoins and you won 0.5 BTC. It's very unlikely though. Even the most successful gamblers touches negative profit and has to deposit some bitcoins to win some.

Constructive posts should:

1. Have a complete thought.

2. Explain why is someone's reply is wrong or explain your answer.

3. Be on topic or be related to what you quoted

4. Not so long and repetitive that people would become lazy to read it.

Just a quick note, don't just grasp the last reply, try reading back for a page or two. You might be somehow just repeating someone else's thought.

And also, just to add, if your works aren't good enough, then no matter how many freelance websites you are in, you'll not get a stable freelance job. Once people have tried your service, and when they find it not good, then you will end up having no customer.

So always do your best if you want to become a freelance and always be competent. Since Internet is worldwide, then the competition in freelancing job is really vast especially if you offer something that can easily be learned by other people.

Well, that depends on you. If you can post 50 times a week then join a signature ad campaign that has high maximum posts, otherwise, choose the one with lesser maximum post but has higher rates (which is quite rare tbh). But since in psychology, what you think of other people = you, then I'll assume that you were the ones you are talking about who can only post 10-20 posts per week and if you wanted to get the 50 posts max, then you'll push your posts even if it's not constructive enough.

If you were talking about me, please kindly check my post history if I post spammy posts. Though there are some users here who seem to abuse low rate but high post max signature campaigns, I am not one of them. You can find most of them in YoBit signature ad campaign.

It's not that hard to earn 0.3x BTC every day if you have 5 BTC capital. You only need to know a lot about trading and buy in bulks. But be aware to not invest all those 5 BTC in a single alt coin. Invest in various alt coins so that you have more chances of earning. And even if one of your alt coins becomes a dump coin, then you can always recover what you lost if one of your coins goes up.

I recommend that if you're going to do trading, then make an excel of how much you bought a coin and how much you want to sell it as well. With that 5 BTC, you already can become a whale of a coin that has a low volume.

I would sell all my Bitcoins if:

1. I feel the price of bitcoin is at its peak.

2. I have to pay for bills on the hospital.

3. I need money to move to another country.

4. I'm too old to do bitcoins

Actually it's pointless posting screenshots of pending withdrawals in a website. Even if you post 99999$ in your withdrawals, and it's still pending, then that doesn't prove that they are paying. If you posted a screenshot of your bitcoin wallet receiving those amounts, then it somehow proves that the site you're talking about is paying. Posting pending withdrawals only prove that the site is not paying. And also the design/layout of the website is really poor which also says that the website is not paying.

And also, you've posted such long post just to promote your ref link.

A piece of advice, one word - Dont.

Don't invest in cloud mining. Most of them don't even have a proof. And if you are also into mining rigs, I highly not recommend it to you since you are a newbie. If you're motivated enough to read all the info about cloud mining, as well as if you have enough money to buy a decent mining rig, then go. But never ever do cloud mining. They will just run away eventually.

This signature ad campaign is probably the best signature campaign that I am in. 0.0006 per post and the maximum post is 100. It's 50 for now but the usual maximum post count that they are paying is 100. 0.0006 x 100 = 0.06 BTC per week. Which mean 0.24 BTC per month. You can earn 1 BTC in ~4 months.

The rate of this signature ad campaign is twice the pay of YoBit. Not to mention it has a weekly payment and that means that you can miss a post for a day and just catch up on the next days.