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What service is in your opinion the best one to use now that the price is rising again. Hint: BTC/FIAT rates matter.
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Okay, the greatest top secret ever kept hidden so far about earning 0.1 btc per week is finally being revealed here. Get 1 btc, then start trading with alt currencies or forex or stocks or betting.  That's too much of a risky option. Earning 10% weekly does not sound sustainable and no trader can achieve this for long... An income through a job would in my opinion suffice for what OP is asking for but learning a skill is more of an open secret. Everyone knows that earning in exchange for a service is possible... |
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Ripple has some similarities with bitcoin but nonetheless gets rid of many non-features in the expense of decentralization. It doesn't hold users to the same level of trustlessness against the network but its adoption is rampant. The recent spike in Ripple's price made it surpass ETH for good and now has bitcoin's market cap lower than 50% among altcoin market capitalizations collectively. Will Ripple continue dominating cryptocurrency?
Yes it will, #1, soon. To be perfectly honest, I don't think that this is going to happen soon. Unlike Bitcoin, Ripple is the kind of alt that can -in practice- benefit greatly from widespread adoption. But adoption by banks and institutions isn't going to happen form one day to another. For Ripple to actually surpass bitcoin, it'd need to keep rising stably for a long period of time and receive much more adoption to support such a thing. |
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Ripple has some similarities with bitcoin but nonetheless gets rid of many non-features in the expense of decentralization. It doesn't hold users to the same level of trustlessness against the network but its adoption is rampant. The recent spike in Ripple's price made it surpass ETH for good and now has bitcoin's market cap lower than 50% among altcoin market capitalizations collectively. Will Ripple continue dominating cryptocurrency?
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Since OP asked me to clarify, the script provided here does seem to be working as promised.
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It's likely that use cases will differ if the price keeps rising. Paradoxically, a higher price makes use of Bitcoin less convenient as the also correlated use rise makes the value of fees rise up by a great margin. Still though, there are going to be use cases for Bitcoin as long as there is demand.
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It seems like Wirex E-coin have lowered their card limits from 2500 to 2000. This is an especially bad development for a debit card service not that BTC prices are rising. Such a change is set to make use of the service less convenient for uses that are looking to spend through the service.
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Given that ETH is at an all-time one high it'd be a bad idea to not sell some of your stash for Fiat at the moment. No roadmap could guarantee a market more bullish than now after the Bitcoin rally starts declining. IMHO the recent rise is directly related to BTC and it's speculative state doesn't have a great outlook as bubbles don't tend to last forever, especially with altcoins.
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I would like to know if anyone of you earns 0.1 BTC per week or even more? Is this possible and what is best way to earn it? Your experiences, suggestions and advices are very welcomed.
There are many of the community here are earning that amount weekly, but not me. I think you can get it regulary weekly if you are good in making trade in the exchange platform, because if you are going to rely it only on signature campaign it wouldn't be enough. unless if you are good in analysis in gambling you can also get that profit. Trading can't be a stable source of income ant bears quite a bit of risk too. The most risk free way to earn BTC is to accept it as payment for services and ideally find a job utilizing any skills you might have. |
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I've never heard about tdp when it co.es to GPU mining but lowering power limits from afterburner is something often used among miners. Although nor nearly as stable and effecient as potential BIOS settings.
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This sounds cool but exchsnges with dividends have not proven all that feasible. It's one party thatbpays for costs in the end so people owed dividends don't get that risk transfered tl them when it comes to crypto exchganges. It sure is a model thst would attract ibteredt but if it were to make the exchange unprofitable it'd detract the project from its purpose due to lack of feasibility. Think about this feature well imho.
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I'm sorry if this has been your experience. Could you perhaps post a more detailed explanation of the incident and ideally reformat your post to fit the preferred scam accusation one?
There's Coinsbank staff in this forum so you're likely to be getting some feedback with the right amount of attention.
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Has eobot been confirmed to be legit?
The website still seems to be up but the fact that the service might still be runnin is no confirmation that it's in any way legit. Eobot could very much likely be a long running scam. Not to say that "cloud mining" isn't a feasible model to defraud bitcoin newbies with a seemingly legit business model. On Eobot there is Visa Card Payment option, it seems to be valid - so the company seems to be valid (and not so profitable -> so the company seems to be valid  ). Eobot has been running for 4 years now and has its own dedicated mining pool and faucet. Would these two services combined with cloud mining make it legit? Nope What about hashflare? I think they are big enough to deserve to being
considered here. I guess general opinion is that they are legit..
OP is AWOL for a long time, hashflare hasn't shown any signs of legitimacy based on his criteria though. The fact that it's been running for a long time doesn't make it a good candidate for being legit. There aer many examples of schemes that collapsed and went away with user funds. |
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Quite a few people do that if they see a worthy price difference between exchanges. Be wary of the time it takes to transfer the coins/tokens between exchanges though, especially BTC, by the time it transfers the price could have changed.
Whales arbitrage with funds already deposited in different exchanges anyway and that's why gaps close super fast. The thing is, speculation already takes place against other traders so anyone tryign to arbitrage is at risk of the gap he's trying to profit from closing before he profits. Bots take advantage of this all day now. |
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4tb drives with no complicated tech are the best value for money in terms of dada/$ at the moment. If you're looking for a bang for your buch you should be looking at series like WD blue and Seagate BarraCuda, 4TB of which retails close to 100€.
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Provided that cryprocurrency network's can be prone to remote attacks K don't see why an entire state would really on a national one. Perhaps this is just another piece of fake news because I don't see how this could be true.
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Well, here's the thing. Blockchain.info's wallet fee calculation has been proven incapable of being in particular with the network's growing demand and hence unless users take care of fees on their own transactions are very likely to get stuck. Use a wallet that's a little more advanced next time.
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Here's the thing, as the price of Bitcoin rises, so does its popularity. Demand makes fees higher and hence use of BTC becomes harder and less accessible. People interested to use bitcoin will learn to use fees properly eventually but BTC sure is not a replacement of regular currency.
Crypto currency is still great for other uses so the above shouldn't be considered a failure.
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It's a pretty common restriction for debit card companies in the Bitcoin space to allow only for one card per person. I've heard that this is imposed by MC and Visa too but can't be too sure.
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Hi, guys! I would like to suggest another contender for List of bitcoin cards - Bonpay. It offers a simple and safe service with reasonable fees. Bonpay is soon to be launched, but you may already register on our web-site and be the first to order a plastic/virtual bitcoin card for free. More information here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1910311.msg18957499#msg18957499Interesting service. I will be adding you to the list as an upcoming service soon. Around what time would the launch be expected? |
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