Hi, I am looking for a way to earn some money without invest(because I am broke), I can dedicate 2 hours a day in that. what can I do to make a bitcoin per month without any investment?
A friend told me that you can earn 1 or 2 btc in a month by faucet,give away,tasks,campaigns at creating multiple account and sell it here. You should have asked the friend for the proof that he makes 1 to 2 bitcoin every month off of faucets and campaigns using multiple accounts. Faucet normally pays peanuts and for the op that plans on working just 2 hours every day, it would 2 hours lost forever, because nothing would come out of it. As for creating and marketing multiple accounts for campaign here, I wonder how much a junior account is worth in the first place! If the op is interested in making 1 BTC and within one month, without first investing some, then there is a problem. It is either money is used to make money or one slaves away to building up from pennies. |
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Heres the txid for payments 7eb1dca2dcc66548dcf0cf64c92268730f9f328aa88f9028e7f4e067450d8ef4
Going through apps now for new participants
Thanks admin and manager, I received my first payment from this campaign, wishing Byteball a huge success! |
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As long as there's demand for bitcoin, it's going to stay there (bitcoin). And we've seen that ever since the introduction of bitcoin it's demand has grown exponentially. People might have thought the same as that CEO when bitcoin was invented or came into existence very first but it's still here and the number of people embracing this awesome digital currency is increasing incredibly daily so whatever that CEO says shouldn't be given much importance.
With the fiat currencies failing people by the day it is just a natural consequence for people to migrate to what brings them security, peace and hope, which is what bitcoin can readily bring on. In 5 to 10 years, I see people wishing, they had taken bitcoin serious, years back, because the appreciation in price will beat expectations. |
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how is this guy the CEO of a bitcoin tech company? From his ludicrous comments, he's barely qualified to be CEO of Dunkin Donuts Indeed he is not qualified to be the CEO of a bitcoin tech company and he just insulted the bitcoin community by labeling us gamblers and tax evaders! So then he knowingly floated a company and profiting from tax evaders, is that? Only numskulls get to bite the fingers that feeds them, so he has made his stand clear and those patronizing his site should know they are dealing with a traitor who would rather bitcoin is regulated. I am however impressed with the comments on the very post, wish he gets to read them to understand that the revolution has already started and the world indeed can do without the best man. |
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The first major difference is that your M-pesa, though a mobile money transfer service, is tied to Tanzania and Kenya laws and the central banks of both countries can do and undo, but bitcoin is a global currency with no one government controlling it. If implemented, your people in these two regions can through M-pesa buy bitcoin with the local currency or exchange bitcoin to same and that is if they believe in bitcoin in the first place. Some people are so attached to the ways their fore fathers were doing things and are unwilling to see even with their eyes open. We have to move on, some people have to catch up, someday when they finally wake up.
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We have seen the government of China and Russia attempting to declare bitcoin illegal and we know they did not get anywhere with it, instead bitcoin took center stage in both countries. It is now already to late for any government to want to ban bitcoin, because bitcoin has become mainstream and people are the wiser that change in the way we know and see money is inevitable.
Besides, at no time would all the government across the globe be able to reach an accord to ban bitcoin and one strong point, is that bitcoin is not tied to any one country or government. They are sure to come up with some funny laws to frustrate the freedom that bitcoin represents, but it is for us, the community to remind them that power actually belongs to the people.
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I happen to trade both markets from different points of view. For forex, trading is entirely margin trade and does require that certain parameters must be met for trading to take place like margin requirement There is the AML/KYC requirement to settle before most brokers would allow you use their platform. However cryptocurrency trading does not require much analysis and market watching and most traders are attracted to it, because margin trading is made optional here, so that far less amounts can be good to go for cryptocurrency trading.
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I should be out of my mind in the first place to allow myself to be lead by blind and people not well informed about goings-on in the cryptocurrency industry. Everyone in the industry knows that buying and holding bitcoin has been an impressive way to profit from trading the cryptocurrencies, so panicking over fluctuation in prices shouldn't be a choice for someone that is in tune with bitcoin.
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My biggest mistake with bitcoin is that I wasted so much time gathering dust and not paying closer attention to the things that mattered most, However, there are no regrets, I have settled to see all that as necessary learning period. Other than that, the days I saw the exchanges as reliable entities to entrust my coins in their hands were a big mistake, I know better now and so do many bitcoiners.
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They really did not see it coming and now it is too late to do a thing about it. As a matter of fact, the more they hit hard at bitcoin, the more popular and valuable it becomes. This is indeed a true taste of freedom for the people and all thanks to Satoshi, even if he never meant it that way.
Just like the fiat currencies, they only have some value because people accept them as means of settlement and store of value, so also does cryptocurrencies depend on acceptability to worth something. Without people's support, it is obvious that the government coins are doomed to fail.
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In banks, you can store your money in terms of fiat. Fiat doesn't increase its value over time, bitcoin does. The bank system is ran by the government. In Bitcoins, you're your own bank and no one controls the Bitcoin network.
I am not sure why would you want to let somebody else hold your Bitcoins because you are your own bank in Bitcoins. You're the one who makes it secure, you're the only person who's in charge if you're going to let people steal your private keys or hack into your account.
Fiat money instead of increasing in value overtime is crippled by inflation, unlike the the investment opportunity that bitcoin also presents to its holders. As a matter of fact, one of the ways of making money nowadays in the financial market is, to simply buy and hold bitcoin, hopefully its price does go up, bringing profit to the holders, With the fiats, these days, the government prints money with rakeless abandon, to cover up for the ever depreciation in value but not so with bitcoin, which already is capped by nature and thus adding value to it as a scarce commodity. |
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The price will definitely go down, once Satoshi's real identity gets revealed. < If he is still alive > You have to remember that he still owns loads of unused coins. < about 1 million > and if people see those coins moving, they will expect a dump and they will start selling even before those coins hit the markets.
Satoshi's identity will also create uncertainty and even anger, if he is linked to crime or dirty deeds. His nationality and association with specific agencies will also have a influence and people will quickly audit every aspect of his life. He will also become the target for lawsuits and even attempts on his life or even abduction by criminals for financial gain.
Let's just leave Satoshi alone, we are all Satoshi now. ^smile^
What if this guy is already in jail in some country? We never know... About the million coins, he's the owner, he can trade if he wants but I doubt that he will do this... He never spent none of their coins? About "we are all satoshi", we should make an "Satoshi mask" That's true, bitcoin as a coin of creativity and innovation. Whether Satoshi is alive or dead or in jail, he had given life to lots and lots of common man. As mentioned one day every user needs to be masked as Satoshi to give respect but to make a mask none knows the real face. I have likewise been wondering, why would someone who came up with something revolutionary and good enough for a noble prize award not be proud of it? But now I see it that Satoshi was ahead of time. Had he been short sighted, the authorities would have swooped on him and bitcoin would have been frustrated before now and we may never have had the opportunity to see the financial rot the authorities are happy to see us in. |
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Definitely, bitcoins are being used for illegal activites. However, this is the case with every other currency so I don't think it should be much of a concern to the bticoin community, except the government may use it as an excuse to criminalize the use of bitcoin.
For example, cash is used to buy drugs. So??? What's the point???
Exactly, it does not make any difference unless a government make this thing a excuse for not accepting bitcoin by saying it is being used for illegal activities so it is a criminal's currency and we won't let it be used in our country, now that would be another thing. Is there any currency out there - crypto or fiat that is immune from use by people who have elected to take to vices? If there is any such currency, then bitcoin can rightly be called a criminal currency, but if there is none, then it is not bitcoin's fault if criminals are also attracted to it. If anything, it is a pointer to the fact, bitcoin is having across board acceptability. |
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By die I mean completely gone, price $0, code was hacked, private keys exposed, bitcoin dead
There is always a chance, don't be a blind fool
Do you really understand how bitcoin works? If so what do you really know that would make the price of bitcoin to zero? In case you are not aware, bitcoin and the blockchain is a revelation as it is a revolution and it is already too late to snuff life out of it. In fact, it would demand something like killing the internet and brainwashing all bitcoiners, before bitcoin can be utterly destroyed and forgotten. And you may want to know that the revolution has gone beyond bitcoin and blockchain, already there are scores of offshoot of bitcoin holding their own and many more in the making. |
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Mass adoption is just a dream however huge price increase is something that bitcoin can conquer, remember that this coin worth few cents and now worth almost $1000 so sky's the limit for the price. About the adoption, I have my doubts about where we can go.
Mass adoption does not mean everybody has to be involved, a great percentage of it is all that would be necessary. Already we are seeing increase in the number of users and market capitalization has been quite progressive, those are steps in the direction of mass adoption. Huge price increase is a function of mass adoption and the value of any coin depends on its user base, which can be seen as its acceptability. Without good enough user base - buyers and sellers, huge price may never happen and if it does, it would be transient, because there would be no basis to hold it out up there. That bitcoin have risen from few cents to hundreds of dollars is all because there is increase in the number of people demanding it. |
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Most of the reports I've read claim the USA and Canada to be the most friendly large countries with a bunch of smaller no population (who cares) countries mixed in.
Don't get me wrong, I think it's great that places like Sweden and Denmark love Bitcoin but, let's face it, those countries combined have a total population less than the greater Los Angeles area. The population of Denmark is just under 6 million. The population of the San Francisco Bay Area is 7 million.
You got a point there, country by country comparison won't ever bring out the right picture of things as 40% of some country with a population of say, 60 million is no match with a country of 6 million and being 100% bitcoin friendly. In that regard, I think our focus would now point to U.S. and China. |
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I think is very dificult you find investor and you need range 1000 - 5000 dollar
if you want investor interest, your must very high trust and your must share your detail about your business
you can in lending section but only small money
Ok, based off the two responses I will just disregard attempting to get any investors. Maybe I will be able to get a loan out for low interest to get the same results of a investor. That is sounding like you are not really sure what you want. So far, you have said next to nothing about the project one should be committing his money on and at that, you will be luck to see anyone willing to do business with you. I have this suggestion for you: since you got a winning business concept and already up by over $1000, the extra $4000 you are asking for to boost your profit margin, you can have by having faith in the business plan and giving it sometime. There are bunch of never-do-good in online business that trust is outta of the window. |
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The financial institutions are agents of the government and AML/KYC is one such rods handed to them to beat people into line, so that a tab is kept on every of their dealings for scrutiny anytime. It gives government power to poke nose into people's financial dealings and not in the least a form of protection for people finances. That is what they are missing out in bitcoin and ever since them, they have been visibly agitated and fighting hard to circumvent this freedom.
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Dont get cheated by blindly trusting others.For trading, use Escrow which is always safe.Otherwise, you would loose to an unknown person.Especially dont trust newbies.
Always using escrow is a must but I don't think is enough to not trust newbies since you can buy accounts in the forum the lesson must be don't trust anyone period. definitely, it doesn't matter how high the rank of the person are,they still have the potential to scam,especially if it's about a big money encouraging to use escrow is a good advice but i just remind you to be sure to use only reputed escrow and had been proven good on its service little fees doesn't really matter if it can keep your money safe [/quo In trying to avoid scammers by using escrow, one is not totally free, because an escrow without reputation can also scam. What I think is the best way to avoid getting scammed is to put one's greed on check, because that is what scammers capitalized on. When a deal is looking too good to be true, there is no need trying to confirm if it true or not, money does not grow on trees. |
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