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Bitcoin code is written in many different languages. I think that a simpler general-purpose language with a large community, such as Python or Javascript, would be the most effective starting point.
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Do you see concerns with the merit system keeping newer members down though?
The ranking system does not prevent people from reading posts or responding to them. The merit system will hopefully have a strong effect the quality of the posts, since it reduces a major motivation for making trivial posts. A person that make trivial posts in order to make money will have to drastically improve the quality of their posts in order to succeed. On the other hand, if a person makes trivial posts because that is how they like to communicate, then the merit system will not prevent them from continuing. The attitude towards newer members almost presumes that they only post for bounty and don't want the rank to show that they have contributed and to have their posts respected. I like the merit system but I cant help but think there are some grey areas in the BCT politics that have been created.
It appears to me that 80%-90% of the new members have joined signature campaigns, so it is easy to presume that most of them post for bounty, or are at least motivated to post for bounty. If you are not a member of a signature campaign then obviously you are not posting for bounty. So, if you want to avoid the impression that you are posting for bounty, then simply don't join a signature campaign. Regardless, if someone wants to make money by posting, there a better alternatives than Bitcointalk. I think that Bitcointalk has somehow gained a reputation as a place to earn money when that is not its purpose at all. |
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I'm newbie and want to learn more from this forum.I want to know that How many topic I should post per day for getting ?which is the best topic for getting more merit ?
You don't need merit to learn more from this forum. |
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There are sites that will generate a QR code for you. Copy-paste the address, and you have your QR code.
A photo of the QR code will work, too.
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This is short tutorial how to easy earn cryptocurrency, one or two time daily visit sites.
Here are the amounts you can earn per day: BTC: 0.00000088 (worth $0.00462) DOGE: 1.13 (worth $0.00462) LTC: 0.00003339 (worth $0.00462) BCH: 0.00000503 (worth $0.00462) DASH: 0.00000912 (worth $0.00462) That a grand total of $0.02 per day. Also, according to my AV software, moonbit.co.in secretly runs a miner in your browser. |
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i think there are no fixed pattern to use these days, the price now is highly volatile, and we are talking about on every 5 minutes basis, your pattern is good if you have lot's of funds you can afford to loose, but for some it is just not fit. the price of bitcoin these last few hours ago is jumping up and down like crazy, it is hard to establish timing based on the trend, it is so unpredictable. but good pattern though.
Nope, I disagree. There is a definite pattern lately. It will go down aggressively to a new low and then a correction phase starts within a margin of about $1000 from the previous low. If you have perfect timing, you can buy on the dip and make a daily profit of $1000 per coin on the correction phase. In my opinion someone is definitely manipulating the price crash and they are making money doing this. The aggressive dip is a scare tactic to force down the price. <This increase their profits on the upswing> Do you have any evidence of manipulation, other than the patterns you claim to see (which isn't really evidence)? |
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As you might now bitcoin went down nowadays, so this is the good time to multiply your btc and earn money: https://<scam site>.hu  You can be sure that any site that claims to multiply your BTC is a scam. |
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Can someone tell me how low the price of the bitcoins will go .Is it worth to make an investment or should i wait ??
Someone that looks for investment advice from random strangers on the internet should consider investing in something else. |
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TL;DR - don't. You will get flattened. The game is rigged, and you can't win.
It is called a pump-and-dump group, after all. Member of these groups think they are clever, but they don't realize that they are the intended victims. |
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The author of the article is apparently unaware that Puerto Rico is part of the U.S. He even called it a "country".
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There is no reason to believe that this pattern that you claim to see will continue. It is a bad idea to base an investment strategy on it.
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Bitcoin's recent price volatility is very large,
So in the end bitcoin price factors what,
Your opinion
Bitcoin, as well as most other cryptocurrencies, has very little utility, so most of the price movements are the result of speculators acting on whims. |
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I agree with most of what you say. However, my point is: bitcoin's strength is EXACTLY that it is perfectly useless, and has no fundamentals. I used to estimate its true economic utility at about $20 when Silk Road was running, using Fisher's formula for the value of money, but I forgot that it wastes also about the electrical power of Denmark continuously. So its net economic utility is essentially a negative number. Things which have negative utility are called "toxic waste" or something.
Consider that the value an asset can be the discounted value of its future utility. The absurd price for bitcoin that we are experiencing seems to be based on its perceived future utility, and people must think it will be very valuable in the future. That is why they give it such a high value today. Now, it is obvious that much of the value is based on fantasy, wishful thinking, greed, and ignorance. Nonetheless, it is what it is. |
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It is not an issue at all. All that happens is that the unprofitable miners stop mining. That will cause the difficulty to fall and the rest of the miners can continue making a profit. It actually happens all the time as the difficulty rises. When the difficulty rises, it gets more expensive to mine. Less efficient miners stop mining and more efficient miners continue. |
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Any body can help? How to start earning bitcoins? Without investment.
Unless you live in a very poor region, the fastest, easiest, most convenient, most effective way to obtain bitcoins is to buy them. If want to "earn" bitcoins, you will find it easier to "earn" money and then buy them. |
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Hedging and diversification.
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Show me a U.S. law that says that "printing money at home" is illegal. You might be thinking of these, but they obviously do not apply to cryptocurrency. 18 U.S. Code § 472 - Uttering counterfeit obligations or securities
Whoever, with intent to defraud, passes, utters, publishes, or sells, or attempts to pass, utter, publish, or sell, or with like intent brings into the United States or keeps in possession or conceals any falsely made, forged, counterfeited, or altered obligation or other security of the United States, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 20 years, or both.
18 U.S.C. § 486. Uttering coins of gold, silver or other metal
Whoever, except as authorized by law, makes or utters or passes, or attempts to utter or pass, any coins of gold or silver or other metal, or alloys of metals, intended for use as current money, whether in the resemblance of coins of the United States or of foreign countries, or of original design, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.
Also, if you are going to say that something is defined as 'blah blah blah", at least use an accepted definition, and not some definition that you have invented. The U.S. government does not define cryptocurrency as a "commodity". FinCEN defines it as a "virtual convertible" currency, where "virtual" means "not legal tender", "convertible" means easily convertible to "real" currency. For taxation purposes, the IRS considers a cryptocurrency to be a "property". |
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