I have a project in mind and I would be able to organize and execute it if I had the skills. I'n not a programmer. I'm more on the business/management side of things rather than on the tech side. I see all these great dev teams and always wondered how they got to know one another and how total strangers had the courage to trust each other.
Maybe someone who is in such team already may share their experience, thoughts and advice.
Try find some people who are genuinely interested in what you have to offer and have the right skill set to do what you want them to. Give them a bit of your trust and let them work for the rest of it. Then at the end of if you will fully trust that team For example, I am currently in a management team along with a designer and a bank end coder. We all worked on a project and then we became friends and now we are a team. |
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That's seems incredibly bullshit. When a user deposits money into any casino, real life or online he should be expected to be able to withdraw all of that money, unless he activated some kind of bonus which requires him to gamble all of his money.
I've played at Bitsler, bitdouble and a couple of times I've deposited Bitcoin, and then regretted my choice and withdrew my money.
I'm with kyraishi, Fortunejack, I would provide this guy with a full refund of his coins.
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Can you teach me on how to invest in bitcoin wisely? I have a tight budget for it!
Well it is pretty simple to invest in Bitcoin. You can start off your investment by buying in the dips to make sure you get heaps of Bitcoin. From then on you can invest in different alt coins or keep on holding. Should have invested when the price was only 2k and you would have made 3000 profit over one month. |
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If you trade your BTC on websites like Bittrex or Cryptopia the fees can be $5, sometimes the fee is equal to half of your withdrawals. So do you think the fee is too high? If not then explain to me, please.
The transaction fee is definitely pretty high and that is one of the main problems with Bitcoin, the transaction fees make it inefficient to make smaller dust transactions, which in turn makes it impossible to use Bitcoin in everyday life. I think the exchanges charge a higher transaction fee than normal since they don't want you to withdraw. |
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Since I'm still a Newbie, I just want to know what is the highest amount of Btc you earned? (especially for high rankers). And what are your techniques to become successful? I'm curious of how much can Bitcoin change one's life  I've earned around 0.3 for a couple of weeks of work managing campaigns and that was a pretty high amount for me, especially when it was one of my first clients. Made a mistake though and sold too early, the price is high now and I regret selling earning. Have been earning a couple of bitcoins from campaigns and also from buying and selling Bitcoin, especially when the price dropped to 2k a couple of weeks back. |
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Do you guys need a bounty manager?
Send me a pm if interested.
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Looks interesting, and one of the biggest ico's I have seen.
Would you guys be interested in a bounty manager? Pm me if interested.
Hi aTriz, thanks for your thoughts, and we are actively looking for a bounty manager, but it may be several days until we have a decision. Yahoo has been in contact with us and we are working out the details. Thanks for the response, good luck with Yahoo, he is especially good at managing signature campaigns |
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Looks interesting, and one of the biggest ico's I have seen.
Would you guys be interested in a bounty manager? Pm me if interested.
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Hello everyone, my name is Atriz and I am now offering my professional marketing services What I can offer you -Total transparency. - A report per round, which will summarise the effectiveness of the marketing I have done, and also improvements for the next round. - Quailty work to be done. - Access to my team, which involves a designer, a back end coder and a front end coder if required. - Experience, in real life and also on this forum. Have been here for 4 years now. - Easy communication, I will usually respond to messaged within 12 hours and all of my messages will be easily understandable. -Negotiable Rates, all you need to do is send me a pm Rules - Won't help advertise anything illegal or unethical. - Fund for advertising must be held by a trusted escrow (I will contact suitable escrows). How to contact me Post here This forum: Send a private message here Telegram: @Atrizbtc Skype: Atriz.bitcoin@gmail.com |
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Ok, Roll credits. GG guys time to go home.
Take a look at the graphs, from around a month ago Bitcoin had a huge drop to 2k, which was probably due to people who were scared of segwit. Now the price is 5000 which means bitcoin more than doubled it value over one month. A lot of this can be contributed to bitcoin cash being a huge flop, and how no one really paid attention or pumped it, except the huge pump to 700 at the start of bitcoin cash. Go Bitcoin! |
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Is it just me?
Save using gift cards, or the rate app portal, I basically have no choice but to use a bitcoin debit card if I actually want to spend my BTC. I have never actually seen a real store that actually accepts bitcoin. At least a brick and mortar. I live in NC, near the SC border. save the Research Triangle, bitcoin is still absolutely unknown in these parts. Is it better in more metropolitan areas, or is this pretty much the case across the whole US?
Yeah I face the same issue, whenever I want to make a purchase I am forced to use my debit card or just paypal. I can't make any transactions using Bitcoin online and in real life, I haven't ever seen a "Bitcoin Accepted Here" sign ever. It just isn't an option in my country and other countries, even if Bitcoin was to be accepted, transaction fees would be too much. |
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Bitcoin prices always go up every day, and the price can not be stopped, if always like this, when bitcoin prices will go down?
Or will not the bitcoin price go down?
Bitcoin does look incredibly bullish right now, but the problem with that is bullish trends will eventually stop and a huge drop will occur. I do think Bitcoin will definitely reach 5000, by next week and possibly even 10,000 by the end of the year. The whales are pumping in preparation for segwit2x and everyone is holding hard, I do expect a slow rise to 10,000 USD. Predictions for bitcoin are usually random though, so only trust yourself. |
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I want us to discuss on this topic. Do you see bitcoin kicking other paper money out in the nearest feature?
I will love to hear your views guys.
Not in the foreseeable future, right now US is the strongest fiat currency and Bitcoin has barely enough users to match that. And to add to that the transaction fees of bitcoin, especially when you compare that to the none existant fees of fiat currencies. |
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What you guys think about it? Is it obvious? Or is is everything OK and things going as planed? :-) There are many discussions about Bitcoin and Alt coins per example. Some telling "all" Alt coins are scam, some are still reserved with their opinion others see big opportunities... We are planing to run a ico for our 2 projects https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2129844.msg21279456#msg21279456 , 1 of them is requiring an alt coin..... and sometimes it feels like walking on a very thin line... Don't know what you mean by the idea of bitcoin being raped and abused, do you mean the idea of decentralisation, or do you mean the idea of cryptocurrencies? A lot of scam icos are being made, just look at the scam accusations page of the forum. If you have a good project and transparency, it will be obvious that you aren't trying to scam anyone. |
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hello everyone I am very new here to the Bitcoin Talk forums
I am looking to purchase a hardware wallet and would like some insight / experiences some of you have had with them so I can better decide which one to get
Currently I am holding Bitcoin and many other Alt Coins
Ideally I would like one wallet that held them all if that's possible. Main competition here is between ledgerwallet and trezor I am sure. They are both amazing hardware wallets which both have heaps of features between them. They also also super safe and if your getting a hardware wallet, would recommend getting either one of them or not getting a hardware wallet at all. If your willing to spend the extra dosh, then I would definitely recommend a trezor. |
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You can pay with Bitcoin in several stores and even restaurants here in Germany. Are we the only one who have this?  Well in Australia, the recent laws have certainly increased the interest and use of Bitcoin, but only for online payments since there have been little to no change of the amount of real life stores that have changed there payment options to add Bitcoin. Still looks to be chance for growth though. Bitcoin doesn't look like it will ever be cash. |
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Hi! I know this might sound obvious to anyone but I really want to know in what way we can do our share to bitcoin to prevent it from crashing. I am still a Jr. Member and I still don't know everything about bitcoin that's why I am asking some help.
Almost all of us have high hopes that someday we will rejoice with bitcoin so altogether we must do our fair share in order bitcoin to survive.
Well the only way to make sure Bitcoin doesn't crash anytime soon is to support it. Support bitcoin through using it for everyday things, such has buying stuff online and using Bitcoin for whatever in real life purchases you can make using Bitcoin. I don't think Bitcoin will crash soon though, support for it has been growing ever since the huge pump to 4k and it looks like support will continue to grow. |
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I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).
How do you guys withdraw your btc?
I wouldn't recommend using coin base or other wallets that have direct sell options since they are usually quite overpriced. The price between buying and selling Bitcoin on them varies around 500$. Would recommend using Localbitcoins, and cashing out via bank transfer or cash deposit with trusted sellers. |
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I don't know much about how BTC or ETH works, but why all cryptocurrencies takes so long to confirm a transaction. I think even 30s is too long, why cant it be instant like PayPal?
Well, especially for Bitcoin, the blockchain network is becoming super congested and this, of course, is leading to lower confirmation times and also higher transaction fees. If you use the highest transaction fee, it should mean your transaction is confirmed within 5 minutes and most websites only require 1-5 confirmations. Right now, Bitcoin isn't effective for lower transactions. |
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I've been trying to educate myself with all these forks etc but I'm getting confused why in November there will be a fork called Segwit2.
Regardless of what they are trying to do with increased block size and transactions, could it mean we will have 4 coins?
BTC
Bitcoin cash
BTC SegWit
BTC SegWit2x
So one main BTC coin and 3 Alt coin?
Its like creating money out of thin air.
BTC: An abbreviation for "Bitcoin" and it is the first decentralised cryptocurrency to be made, and it is also the core of crypto. All altcoins revolve around this being the "station" for Bitcoin. Bitcoin Cash, BTC Segwit and Segwit2x: All altcoins that have different size blocks, and they are supposed to overtake bitcoin. |
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