Hi all - Is there any update on how you're savings are going eucalyptus? Have you broken the spell and struck up again? I know all too well watching others around me trying to give up that it's not an easy task - we're here to chat if it's getting tough to quit.
How many € did you manage to save? Hopefully, you're seeing the rewards in terms of BTC saved.
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I would set a goal of saving $50 every other week (or some value/timeframe that suits) and buy all year 'round - true you'll buy during highs, but you'll also strike the occasional lows. Even if the price plummets transfer the purchased bitcoins to a paper wall and wait a year or two (or longer).
You could also divvy up the purchased amounts into short/medium/long term HODLing's. e.g. 1 year/3 years/10+ years even if it's $30 broken into $10 chunks, the end reward will be worth it. BTCBTCBTC
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With nearly 42 million users (and counting) Freebitco.in has recently announced they are using the FUN token (available for trade in house) to enable users to received added bonuses in the form of more spins of the wheel, cash back on high/low etc. I would suggest looking into it (follow the link in my signature). I think it's worth spreading your investment amongst a number of ventures. For a small outlay of bitcoin to make your initial purchase of FUN tokens and benefit as you play.
(Disclaimer: As you can see I am a participant in their Signature Campaign, however, they have no editorial control or expectations over my post content)
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Some exchanges will arbitrarily drop a coin/token from their roster - users are given a certain period of time to withdraw their funds before the wallet is removed (some wallets will be put in cold storage, others, the wallet is just simply wiped. If an exchange has done it's job properly, they will have sent out an email warning of the impending removal. (Better ones more than one email).
Some wallets go "off line" due to no addnodes for an extended period - exchanges might just pull the plug and count their losses without warning.
These days with the number of hacks, thefts, exit scams and the like you really need to evaluate just how many coins you want to leave on an exchange (especially bitcoin hoping to buy a coin/token if/when the price crashes).
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Thanks for the reminder, there's a few chores that have been building up over the last few weeks/months... Now that I'm able to tackle them once again I'd better get with it and cross them off of the list.
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Hi, yes that's correct. I heard it on the radio while I was driving a couple of hours ago and have been trying to find a quote on an Australian news site concerning his comments about playing after the groin injury (in the Indian test tour)
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I've only just come across this thread. I added three UID's to my trust list who were finalists in the "Newbie of the year" competition. My choices were based on either their merit scores were off the charts, or like Ratimov, have contributed to the Known Alts of any-one - A User Generated List Mk III thread. He was warned by LoyceV about his copypaste and improper referencing 3 months ago.He ignored warnings, left us few bad feedbacks without any evidence and continued with same practice until airfinex started his thread.Then he got scared.His whole post history is full of topics like that.
This is the only mention of that user in this entire thread. https://bpip.org/Profile?p=airfinex - 12/5/2020 6:25:10 PM woke upThe OP: https://bpip.org/Profile?p=ScumBuster - 12/5/2020 10:49:43 PM woke up
@LoyceV 's Week 101: https://loyce.club/trust/2020-12-19_Sat_04.07h/2508915.html
TL;DRScumBuster and airfinex's entire post history is attacking @lovesmayfamilis and later @Ratimov. They both wake up the same day within hours of each-other and in week 101 create DT trust lists - as of this week they both distrust four or five identical UID's. (See also week 102) Likewise, airfinex's sole user that trusts them, koks and marihuanna also creates their trust/distrust list in week 101. Both have identical users they trust (and trust banned users too) ScumBuster and koks and marihuanna have near identical distrust lists.
The three users who trust koks and marihuanna were last active 60 days ago. Registration Date:7/22/2019 7:29:58 AM (Active 66 days ago) - koks and marihuanna Registration Date:12/31/2020 6:23:33 PM (Active 60 days ago) - ssss57ssss2ss Registration Date:12/31/2020 7:45:48 PM (Active 60 days ago) - RUtrolls Registration Date:12/31/2020 8:19:09 PM (Active 60 days ago) - BIBInaX_Maksim_SOSI
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As I see, according to coinmarketcap, the price of FunFair coin in bitcoins is always lower than 0.000001 BTC. I think it's the best time to buy FunFair right now because the price is pretty low even compared to the price that was after the days when freebitco announced the implementation of this coin. Also, after the announcement, price went 2x higher, that's what makes me think that on 15th March, when freebitco will finally and officially accept FunFair, we will see a massive rise. Just don't worry and don't panic, panic doesn't gives you any benefit but confidence is the game changer.
Stressing out about the price on a day-by-day basis isn't going to be healthy in the long run. There's really only two reasons to invest in FUN, firstly should always be the benefits given by freebitco.in for holding long term 2,500 FUN. The only other reason to buy FUN now is to profit on their eventual rise in price over time as more users invest in the scheme. I for one don't believe burning coins is ever a good thing.
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Which would you prefer @eddie13? Send @DireWolfM14 the funds to on-send, or, send to a third party? Perhaps a two of two?/three? wallet address so that multiple repayments can be gathered into one pot and paid out at a later date?
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Just thought I'd let people know that freebitco.in took wagers on the various Six Nations games for this round that were just held. (Follow the link in my signature ) Not sure who else is offering odds other than (Thanks to @Saint-loup for providing the link to Odds Checker) Posts two and three have been updated - it's a work in progress.
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If you have luck, there will be a 100% assurance the winning, as in all gambling games needs to have luck to win.
I always like to point to games where the underdog wins and all the commentators are stunned that there was "no chance of them winning"... The fact is that if you turn up to play your match/fixture you have more of a chance of winning than if you did not turn up at all. There's no such thing as 100% chance a team will win - Not every time at least.
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...Wankety Wank...
You need to ask yourself what it is that you want from this thread? It can't be to reclaim funds (you would have done as others have and registered to claim), so we can only presume you're here to Troll. ...and you're not very good at it either relying on potty mouthed rants just to make your post count. Can you rant less? Time to remove that bandage.
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Many thanks, I'm downloading the block-chain via Doge's Core version and will check out the example you gave. I've got some DOGE on paper wallets when I withdrew from exchanges that looked like they were about to crash (and did) selling what I could for DOGE then withdrawing. (not a lot mind you, but worth spending an hour or two setting the wallet up). Kudos.
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New Wallet Release - v 1.14.3 Thanks for the update. I was just wondering if there will be an Android Wallet release anytime soon? With more awareness via various Media Platforms, I'm sure the average user will appreciate a portable wallet to enable them to make transactions on the go.
Can someone post an addnode list please?
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Most of the people who want to pay in porn sites prefer the use of fiat and avoid using credit cards.
You can't make a cash transaction over the internet - there's nowhere to insert the folding stuff... So, your only options are bank translations (Credit Card, bank transfer or similar), or, using crypto. Bank transactions are tabulated on their sites and anyone working for that bank can access those details and see which haunts you frequent and how often. However, with crypto, "You are your own bank" as the saying goes. You can have multiple wallets and out of those wallets send funds as you please. The block-chain doesn't show who controlled which funds and at what point, so it would need a mechanism to tie one transaction to one person then work out where those funds went. With confirmation something of a formality, (especially with lightning network transaction which add a level of privacy to those transactions) people can make online transactions securely and the merchant knows the services have been paid for.
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why don't you ...
Didn't I read somewhere or other a while ago that someone was contemplating adding the merit circle score into the mix - instead of taking three scores by adding in the merit circle score they would have four scores to give a more even spread... (unless of course we also add the most posts score - but then again is it really fair to add hundreds, if not thousands of posts that read "This thread has been moved to X,Y,Z..." that are automatically generated and don't actually contain any genuine post for the person they are attributed to??)
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