Well, yeah. Miners can have a direct impact on prices so you should watch for threats. BCH is a threat on bitcoin as miners flee to it as profitability changes every so often. Also pools mining empty blocks promote bitcoin's transactions being expensive and thus limiting adoption. You should watch for sudden moves from miners.

Sites? No matter how reputable a website can be it's always the userbase that disappointing when it comes to loans. Loans really are a very risky thing to try and profit from especially given that bitcoin's nature of transaction makes it easy and non-consequential for a default.

Really though, look into historical values before getting into a market next time. Getting in at the very top of all time isn't a very good idea by any means

Blockchain.info recently released an integration of ethereum into their services. You wouldn't need to get an app to access their web wallet, it works fine in browsers and the ethereum version of it should work fine as well.

Ethereum has a somewhat stable base of miners and thankfully this is benefiting other cryptocurrencies that are primarily mined by GPUs. However, ETH proved to be more beneficial to early miners and some still believe that it has potential for another rally. So while it doesn't mean other coins aren't more profitable in real time I think that more people are mining to hold ethereum.

There are services that offer the promotion of new currencies as a service. This is nothing new. OP isn't doing anything wrong for asking IMO but perhaps he didn't look into it enough prior to posting.

I tried putting together such a list in the past but in the end it took too much time to maintain for no reward. Good luck with your efforts through, I wish you do better.

That's interesting, thank you for the insight. It's not often that we get an inside look into what happens with such services.

I would offer a vouch review for OP's services if he's willing to come through with it in exchange for my look into it and an objective review for his overall service.

We've seen this all over. People are trying to trick newcomers into paying outrageous prices over what has a market value based on profitability or lack of thereof. I think that the community's most effective defense over such shady attempts to profit from newbies would be to report such vendors on the soon, and preferably in a way that would make their services unwanted from potential victims.

Careful, Reddit would ban parties seeking to reward users for votes. It's mentioned in their rules that such vote manipulation is forbidden and in the past has resulted into domains receiving site-wide bans.

What is this?

Did AMD just infiltrate Nicehash devs? All jokes aside, what's going on? Will the legacy version continue to receive updates?

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Sadly, in spite of segwit, it seems as though BTC can still be subject to a huge mempool and consequently very expensive fees. Things were sorta fine at the beginning but now with miners jumping between BTC and BCH transactions are even slower in BTC.

It is preferable to mine in a pool these days. With such competition it's not worth waiting all that much for the negligible 1% fee pools charge. Solo mining could mean that you're entirely dependent on reliability and fluctuations in the mining of the currency you're on could have you waiting much more than expected.

Right now, it's processing transactions much faster than BTC, perhaps bitcoin is undergoing another attack for this very purpose.

The blockchain would lock you out extremely fast for how much such an attacks would cost you. I'd say stay with ethereum but have a contingency plan ready for when its mining phase is gone. Perhaps keep some ETH to hedge and start merged mining another dagger alt.

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