Not to mention BigUp inspired you to create that account.



Lisk's chart is looking pretty good in YoBit. Too bad I didn't have enough BTC atm to trade some lisk. I bet an experienced trader can probably make money out of this price fluctuation.

Another way of earning 1BTC a year is making tons of dummy account in this forum and post once every 2 weeks. This might not be the best thing to do but it's quite good if you're looking for 1 BTC a year that doesn't have much to do. Potential Sr. member account are sold like 0.05 BTC (not sure though how much it is now) each. Posting for a year will make you have 365+ potential activity.

If you have 20 dummy accounts, then that's 1BTC for 0.05BTC each.

Although now, making dummy accounts aren't allowed anymore. I read somewhere that they put a limit on how many accounts you can make in one IP. Maybe it's because there's a lot of people doing this thing already.

I just want to give some insights about the highlighted text. It's really really hard to become rich out of trading. There's a chance that you thought you bought an alt coin in a low price but you didn't. You didn't predict that the price will still go lower and lower until it becomes a dump coin. There are still times that you lose some of your BTCs in trading. It's not 100% chance that you'll get profit out of every coin you buy.

And also just to add, you can only get rich in trading if you spend a lot of time watching the charts of different coins on different sites. You have to have a decent bankroll in order to make decent money out of trading. So as to being rich out of trading, it's really hard. Really good skills + Decent capital is what you need.

Just like how the saying goes, "Give a man a fish, and he'll live for one day. Teach someone to fish, then he'll live for the rest of his life." Just like in bitcoins, if you give someone some coins, they might just spend it on gambling or some ponzi investment sites out there. If you teach him how to make coins, then he'll carry on having more and more coins.

All I'm saying is that you have to guide him/her after giving some coins. Might as well don't give him/her any coin because it probably will just end up being invested in some scam sites. We all been on that stage. We all thought that they would really pay us. But unfortunately, they don't pay at all.

If you regularly spend time with them doing earning bitcoin, then one day they'll become as good as you do. That's how you properly teach someone about bitcoin -- doing it on a regular basis, checking up on them from time to time.

Everybody wants to take the short path when it comes to becoming rich. And let's be honest, who doesn't? With this world that is ran by material stuffs, we all want to become rich. Some people will try their luck until there's nothing left to bet. Some people are lucky and gets the money they want. But most people end up having nothing left in their bankroll, because that's how gambling sites are made.

Well that's not wise at all. Imagine if bitcoin's price today is 1000$ and you just let it past because you said you only sell when you need money and then the other week, you needed money and the price went back to 440$ (just an example to exaggerate this situation). So you sold them for 440$. Basically, you just lost 560$ from that. You have to do a very little effort in trading BTC>Dollars back and fourth. It's just common sense if the price is high then go sell it, so atleast you had some profit.

I just want to point out that if you're a wise bitcoin user, you'll do some little trading. Just look at the charts if the price is high, it won't stay really long at that price. You have to do some effort and click that 'sell' button in your wallet.

Just saying though, it's not that hard to check the chart every now and then.

IMO, if I'm depositing small amount of money like 1000 bits and then the transaction fee is 200 bits, it's not wise to deposit that little amount of money. If I'm depositing 100,000 bits and the fee is 200 bits, then there's no worries because 200 bits is very little compared to 100,000 bits.

But if the fee is by percentage, it's not wise to deposit 100,000 bits because the more you deposit the higher fees you're paying.

Most bitcoin casino doesn't have fees for depositing though. But they do have transaction fees in withdrawals, sadly.

Basically we all have to follow the simple rule, Quality first before quantity.

Maybe you should add it as a note in rule No. 3 then. (only if that's okay to you)

Can you please name a game for a kid that pays bitcoins? 'Coz everybody's here are saying kids should play games that pay bitcoin as well but they don't give any name of a game or an app.




In the old days, kids sell lemonade juice to earn bitcoin. Now we're in the digital age, kids should also make their shop using the technology, too. Nice advice!

And also try not to be impatient. Some people are panic selling when the price goes up a little, they think it will go down again but most of the times it doesn't. Better just hold your money until most people in Speculation say to sell your bitcoins.

Just wow. You've got yourself a pretty good photographer there. I hope one day I'll see a poster of a crypto-currency just like yours in my country. I'll be waiting for your time-lapsed video.

POST had a bot last night in YoBit. Anyone else noticed that? The post keep on blinking colors which means there are people buying and/or selling it but I bet it's just a bot.

LOL even legendary accounts can't earn 1BTC a month from signature ad campaigns.

Try doing some math on the rates of the signature ad campaigns, you wouldn't be able to earn 1BTC even if you have the highest rank.

Of course everyone's thinking that gambling can somehow make them rich that's why they try their luck in gambling. Does that mean everybody's crazy?



I believe you can't become a billionaire in bitcoin casino. You might earn thousands of dollars or more than a million if your bitcoin casino goes popular, but I doubt that you can become a billionaire out of that. Consider how many people in the bitcoin community aren't gambling, and consider that the whales just play on the site they used to play.

If you can get thousands of whales out there then you might millions or thousands of dollars but not billions.

Can you please tell us what sections/sub-forums should our posts be so that we can post more on that section? Everybody's aiming for that sweet bonus of yours.

It might not be the best thing that someone can do in gambling but there's still a chance that it would be the best decision he has ever made. Imagine going all in with 1BTC at @10.00x and you won. You just made yourself 10 times richer.

Otherwise, if you lost, then the only thing you can do is accept it. Accept that you lost your bankroll in a blink of an eye. You can't blame anyone except yourself.

You probably haven't failed in life, my friend. That's why it's so easy for you to disagree.

He didn't say that you should go easy in life in order to be successful. He means most people are struggling and working so hard but still they continue to fail. Most people when faced failure, aren't able to stand up again. That's why they stay as a failure.

Good to here somebody here is willing to invest on his education. Education is the key in life. I personally am trying to earn as much bitcoin as I can so I can pay for the expenses of the projects in school and for the thesis as well.



Is that some kind of "legit" investment site? Please send me a link so I can check it out as well.

Quickly? It might be quick but it's not instant. Money remittances are instant, bitcoin isn't. The advantage of sending bitcoins over sending through money remittances is that it doesn't have any fees (or have a very low fee at some sites), while sending through money remittances have a bigger transaction fee especially if you're sending a big amount of money.

It takes 20-30 minutes in average but there are times when it takes more than that to receive/send bitcoins from a wallet to another wallet.

Actually were only 2 days away from May, not 4 days.