This is not the right way to hire someone, please format your post so people can see what kind of job you are looking for. For example a correct title would be 'Looking for graphic designer' and on the description you would state your rates and more. This would attract more people who will make an offer on your job.

Also, since you are only newbie people may take advantage of you. You will also look suspicious so consider offering to get an escrow.

Price now at 2.8K which meant bitcoin rose by around 500 in 12 hours. I remember this morning when I just woke up, check my social media and opened preev. I was so surprised to see bitcoin back at 2.8K again and it looks pretty stable.

I think that segwit support is growing and therefore the price of bitcoins is also growing. I don't think that prices will drop up until after August first, since the FUD for segwit has died off and everyone is pretty happy right now.

Let's hope bitcoin gets a huge pump after August first.

I agree with what you are saying btcton, if you deposit 1 BTC and then retrieve the same amount, people can easily track your addresses and then they can obtain all your addresses, and from then some hackers will be able to find your wallet and then hack through it. This is why sometimes gambling/donating your funds are beneficial since it does make it harder to track.

Chipmixer offers a regular mixing service but adds heaps of features to make it secure.

Well, I can see that you can't speak/type English well, but luckily for you, bitcoin talk has multiple sections with different languages. On the home page, down under local, you can find heaps of different boards that can cater to your language.

From then on you can start regularly posting and leveling up your account to full member and from then on you can easily enrol in a signature campaign, provided the signature campaign manager will allow you to post in that section.

Some other methods to earn Bitcoin would include farming faucets, offering your services to people and trading.

Firstly VIPs would probably have excellent, or at least good English skills, which is not what I can for your, judging by your thread and your responses. Also, there are a very small amount of VIPs that are on this forum and if you could provide proof of ownership and proof that it isn't hacked, it would be nice.

Your offering around 1300 USD for an account that had 50 BTC donated to. 50 BTC would be at least 100,000 USD and your offering barely 1% of the account. If your account was really not hacked, you wouldn't be selling at such a low price.

Yeah, saying something is verified, doesn't just make it. Provide proof of ownership and you might have better luck.

If you do have a VIP account, level it up and then enroll in signature campaigns and they will probably pay you extra due to high rank.

Hey, if you are interested in making a bit of bitcoin and you do have 12 dollars on a steam account, I would recommend you purchase a couple of CSGO keys or some games and then selling them here. You wouldn't make much but I think 10 dollars in Bitcoin would be a fair price for 12 in steam.

Also for trading, I wouldn't recommend you going first to anyone who doesn't have green trust. I wouldn't recommend even trading with people who have negative trust. Also use an escrow, especially if you think the person is trying to scam you.

With the growing interest in Bitcoin and the Crypto world, there has been a discussion that relates to the possibility of implementing a new course to the curriculum that would teach the growing student about Bitcoin. This would be a good idea, but I doubt the government will be making changes to our learning curriculum anytime soon.

I think for this to be implemented, it would have to be a course in uni, since it would be too complicated for eco students in high school.

Doing this would really help our crypto world and attract heaps of media attention.

Can't believe that such a big bank would have an issue like that. Did it say what was the reason for locking and freezing all of their accounts, because the bank definitely needs to have a reason to justify themselves pulling a move like that.

On the other side, this strengths how useful cryptocurrencies actually are since they never have issues like this. Our blockchain will never go down since the only reason for it going down would be due to a hack, and our blockchain is unhackable.

Bitcoin, once again, comes out on top.

You forgot about something, Bitcoin gives freedom to the people because of 2 things.

1. Bitcoin is decentralized, which means the price of Bitcoin is not affected by anything the government does.
2. No one has access to the Bitcoin master keys, which means no one can control everyone's bitcoin. There is also a high chance that there is no Bitcoin master key that exists.

Bitcoin will never be controlled by the government since they just don't have the tech.

Supply and demand determines the price of a decentralised currency and in this case, Bitcoin.

As the demand for an item goes up and more people want bitcoin, then people will start selling bitcoin for a higher price, when the bitcoin eventually does sell, the price goes up and people will start selling them for an even higher price.

If the demand for an item goes down, and people aren't able to sell their bitcoin at a desired price, they will start selling low, and then the price would keep falling and the snowball effect will keep the price falling

If the supply for a product diminished, say some strange event killed all the blocks, bitcoin would rise in price, since there wouldn't be that much bitcoin available.

If the supply for a product rose, bitcoin would become cheaper since there would be more bitcoins avaliable.

I think a country would be able to survive just using crypto, but there are some things to consider:

1. The country would have to be technologically advanced and able to support the blockchain and Bitcoin. It would also have to be very supporting of Bitcoin and support for bitcoin would have to be over 80 percent of the population.

2. The cryptocurrency would have to be trustworthy and would have to be able to support heaps of transactions a minute and still be running super well. A congested blockchain would not be good for business.

This would be interesting to watch for sure, and might actually happen sometime in the future.

Seems to be the most similar thing to what OP is searching for right now, even though it still requires a USB connection, not fully physical but seems to be the closest thing. Opendime is hardware wallet that allows you to spend your Bitcoin via a USB connection. The problem with opendime, it is much more of a one time use thing, other than something that can be reused over and over again.

I think if this idea was implemented into an ICO with the sole goal of making it renewable and relatively fast I think it would be super successful.

This is a new way of thinking, and I like it.

Probably just a super bad case of misleading advertising, at least you were able to refund the purchase. You should consider using other services to buy bitcoin debit cards, try using more reputable services. If contacting support doesn't work, maybe the threat of a lawsuit will make then hurry up and help you. Try contacting them on other forms of social media, maybe twitter or facebook.

Also pretty sure that misleading advertising is illegal everywhere in the world so you could report them.

Bitcoin was not designed in the way you are describing it. Bitcoin was not made for people to use it to buy groceries and everyday spending with. It is meant as an investment option, similar to gold.

Bitcoin is also fairly anoymous, especially if you use multiple addresses. Think of bitcoin as gold and compare them. They re both investments but Bitcoin has the abilibity to be spent online.

Firstly what is so bad about the banks. I know how they are pretty annoying at times but they are the backbone of our markets and we wouldn't be so developed without them. How do you think you would be able to bug a house if mortgages didn't exist since you killed the banks? In 2012 not that much people knew about bitcoin, so what would they do of banks closed, would you force them to use bitcoin?

Well if you want to increase your existing account it wouldn't be possible since the only offers you will get are from people who will offer you cracked Google accounts that have been paid for.

Why don't you just directly off Google since it isn't that much, to my knowledge it should only be 5 or 10 dollars and you also get an expanded google drive space.

PS: deleting some emails may clear some storage.

I feel sorry for you, but your idea won't work. You are being too kind and forgetting that people are sometimes horrible human beings. I could think of heaps for ways for people to scam bitcoin this way, say person one fakes the scam and gets a newbie account banned and receives compensation. You can always make more accounts. Also who would fund this?

Oh that sucks, they have no right to so such a thing, and that sanction claim is so bs. I think you should take legal attention to this, I don't think that mistertango should be allowed to just play with money like that. I would recommend you trying to find another site to do crypto arbitrage on and trying contacting their support again to see if they will refund your 500 pounds, but I don't think there will be much chance of them repaying you.

Well that's unlucky, you got yourself in a bit of a jam, but he was already flagged with negative trust from DT which should have been a red flag for you. Next time to avoid situations like this, try not to be that greedy and also inspect the users profile to see if he is legitimate or not. You could have avoided this whole thing if you just looked at his trust.

Yeah it seems like polenix is getting a bit dodgy, just recently there was a thread made in services which talked about some trying to transfer ethereum but it took a super log time and it is still pending. The site may be having issues die to August the firstcoming JP son and I would recommend pulling out just to be safe for now.