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I doubt many of the users visiting these have hardware with which is worth mining with.
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Well it not just easy as that, it should have process to begin with and and the main is to educate the whole world about bitcoin. It's not also easy that the whole world will embrace bitcoin because not all of us is the same way of thinking. Many will favor but much will hate but for them to better understand that bitcoin would really end world poverty they must first understand what it means and its goal.
i think bitcoin is not really the key to poverty i think it is the people itself can defeat poverty, if everyone cares about everyone, if there are no selfish and no greedy in this world i think so. But then yes, bitcoin can help to solve poverty, but it will be a long process then nit everyone knows about it and it is not easy to persuade people to do it. may be if bitcoiner are kind hearted and generous enough may it can help people solving the poverty. Nope. If people weren't selfish, then we wouldn't need money for redistributing wealth to begin with. You aren't changing that anytime soon. |
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Most of the stuff we use is in one way or another sourced from there. I'd say they have the upper hand, and this extends far beyond what pertains to this community.
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They would work slightly better for most us, if they paid less for referring and more to individuals. As it stands it's mostly worth it for those with a large number of affiliates.
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DuckDice and Yolodice for dice, for other games there is Crypto Games.
No idea about stuff like sports betting.
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When everything is a thing, everything might as well get its own coin/token as well.
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doge will 10$ in december, trust me , buy
I think the odds of Bitcoin reaching $10000 in December are greater then Doge reaching $10.  Yes. Even if we were to ignore the current state of affairs, 2x and some increase is more likely than a 10,000x increase.  Considered trading them out, but in the end I just invested most of my remaining coins in one of those casino sites. |
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I stopped claiming ever since it's back to recaptcha because my device has problems with it. I prefer the solve media and the recent one before recaptcha is introduced. Hoping for an option to choose from the 2.  I'm seeing strange thing in recent days. Sometimes I get Google ReCaptcha on Freebitco.in and sometimes that captcha which was used in past few weeks. And available captcha changes few times a day. Interesting, why they don't stick with one of these captcha options. And it would be good to bring back SolveMedia captcha, because ReCaptcha sucks, sometimes it's really difficult and annoying to solve it. SolveMedia isn't that great with those ads, for those of us that get them. It can take quite long for me to load, but it's still better than current day ReCaptcha v2. |
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I wonder how difficult can it be for the team to implement a visual captcha like this. People are already moving away from faucets and if the reason is captcha, then that's something that should not happen.  That is an example of great captcha. Mobile friendly. Google is always giving trouble, logged in or incognito. Maybe owners hear peoples wishes... The problem with one like that is that it might not take too long to workaround? Not really a problem with this site, but Google's recaptcha 2's been getting noticeably worse. Which is more than a bit unfortunate with how popular it is. |
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I'd agree, it's been a concern for me. Other than faith, only thing that could really tie people to one or another is a major monopoly adopting one or another as I see it, e.g.: If people could only purchase food with pepes, then pepes would be 'the' coin.
So, I'm still thinking that gold and silver, whose scarcity is secured by physics, rather than computer code, are the superior forms of money for improving our freedom from governments and bankers.
Just not this part. I'd say they are far less practical to use as currency, but unlike crypto or fiat they have true inherent value. I'm not sure there's such a thing as freedom in this world, at least not while one is to live in society. |
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I don't think so, but it's hard to imagine how it plays out for me. It could temporarily cool down things, but this might give way to an even faster growing coin. Or not.
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I find I'm relying on other people's wallets since it's being moved from site to site and never to ones where I hold the private keys. That means I'm doing a lot of trusting others. I think I'm hardly the only one on this boat, but I don't have much crypto at all to begin with.
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I think you have it backwards. It doesn't need to be legalized. To legalize there would need be a law against it first, and there's no laws forbidding it almost anywhere.
That would be case for many drugs and substances around the globe, but not crypto.
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To people in these circumstances, I'd say: prioritize your job, being that it should be the more reliable and consistent source of income long term.
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I think in 2020 we will see 10.000$ . It's realistic ! But I would like to see 30.000$.... 1 Million maybe in 20-30 years, but many things can be change in this period in the world....
The actual fact is that no one can really say and we will all just keep speculating and hoping for the best to happen to bitcoin. We all want to be optimistic, I personally want to be optimistic to the level of 1satoshi being equivalent to 1USD one day which makes 1BTC equal to $100million... who does not like something good. However, what bitcoin will turn out to be tomorrow, either successful or not, no one knows. I'm doubting you can get anywhere near that many to agree to a single dominant currency for that. Now, suppose it can actually get there, what about the fees at those rates? Can the network scale to serve that many people? |
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Bitcoin is a decent venture choice and is the most stable crypto currency out there yet you can likewise put resources into numerous another altcoin like waves and Ethereum which is constantly great. put resources into waves and Ethereum hold and hold up that time its cost will increment. What's more, I trust in future you got great benefit.
I heard about this ICO but I think it would be much better to spend this money on bitcoin. It has started to gain value and last time when it did, people really earned huge profits. Bitcoin is the best investment at present. It is far better in multiplying than any of the asset. It will look expensive at first but the good thing is, once bought simple holding on can give 5o times more profit. Can't say I agree. It's one of the most stable and the safer choice for the time being, but it's also not going to get you any huge gains short term. |
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I don't see this as something that would change their plans whatsoever.
As for the people here, if you trust the platform..
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I never won at the lottery, but if you look at the past rounds, one user won 2.16 BTC with only 10 tickets (the total amount of tickets was 296,694,394). So it is pure luck! I always buy 50 lottery tickets and hope I will something once Fourth place in that very same round had 22. I wish I got lucky like that. So long there's a chance at all it might just happen. |
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Going toward using bitcoin only will be a great step in the fight against corruption and bribing specially . There will be no more money to be given in cash secretly to a certain person that fills a high governmental place and such calamities will be traceable and could be used as an evidence in court to sue people for their crimes .
And that's also why it's not likely, even if just for that point, everyone is looking after their own best interests. Those that don't care for all their movements to be easily tracked would tend to gravitate towards crypto that offers better privacy options. |
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Other than the already mentioned heavy reliance on infrastructure necessary to support its usage, is that it should be easier for criminals that are going to rob you, and it's much easier to lose your assets due to human error.
Nowadays, there's also the scaling issues it's had, and the relative high fees that make it impractical for smaller transactions, but that might get better eventually. For the time being some other alts are doing better in these aspects.
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