I would not call a less than 15 % drop dropping like a stone, people are just worried about the hard fork more than the etf rejection. With many exchanges agreeing to put the hard fork btu under its own ticker separated from btc as they forsee equal support for both tickers much like eth and etc. I for one am going to wait this storm out by doing nothing.

Please for the last time.. ever since ASICs were introduced, bitcoin mining has not been profitable for new miners or beginners, the only guys still profiting are those with hardware that either already roied and are still working or big farms (who have mostly or actually all transfered over to using ASICs..) The time for profitable new altcoins is also pretty much over. And please, learn to articulate yourself in english so we can actually understand you better.

Well I have only 20% of my investments in bitcoins, the rest go towards exchange traded funds in which many famous investors swear by if you are someone like me who is ok with letting others manage funds for you. Have not really been disappointed by etfs so far. Used to dabble in altcoins, stopped ever since dogecoin, was fun while it lasted though

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If you are one of them why would you even dump it in the first place? Be it success or failure, there are many more ways and countries to achieve what they want, even more mainstream investors for cryptos in general. If they really dump btcs because of one small rejection, it would rather proof that the rejection is a good thing as they merely want to make a quick flip and are not serious about what they say.

Bitcoin prices have never been stabled until recently, there are many factors attributing to the small decrease in pricing these two days which may continue for a week or two, however, the winklevoss etf rejection is pretty much a non factor imo

A newly released statement from major exchanges today may have stoked tensions in the ongoing bitcoin scaling debate – but it also revealed more about how the confrontation is becoming increasingly complex.

Today, nearly 20 exchanges announced that, should a certain developer group take actions that would split the bitcoin blockchain into two competing networks, the network running software developed by Bitcoin Core would retain the ticker symbol ‘BTC’. Bitcoin Unlimited, the alternative option, would then be advertised as ‘BTU’.

Ostensively aimed at preventing customer confusion, the move has already been highly politicized, with some supporters of the Bitcoin Core development team heralding it as the effective end of the Unlimited project and its particular proposal for redrafting bitcoin’s rules.

"Mining pools may signal Bitcoin Unlimited, but this letter makes it crystal clear that the economy won't accept it – the best outcome they can hope for is to have their BTU token listed," former BTCC COO Samson Mow alleged in a statement.

However, to exchange officials, the move is designed not to provoke, but to be forward-thinking in how it safeguards user funds. (A key component of the messaging is that to list the alternative, the exchanges would require a guarantee that users would be protected from attacks).

Further, major exchange representatives are saying that the statement does not mean that they intend to act as decision-makers. Rather, it's that they’re open to having the market naturally settle the issue.


http://www.coindesk.com/majority-bitcoin-exchange-accord-reveals-hard-fork-dilemma/

Nice to see a well categorised list of giveaways and faucets among other useful links inside, as christbin has mentioned, I am pretty sure spam is going to be a real problem once your site increases in popularity, what have you in mind to stamp them out?

There are many countries where their ETF might be able to come into fruition. In Singapore, there are already heaps of fintech applications, being one of the best places in the world to do business too, I am sure they might find Singapore to be a suitable candidate if they do some research and they are in it for real.

But getting a domain can usually cost only a dollar, hosting is pretty much free with heroku, bluemix and the likes of which I pretty much host most of my portfolio sites, its a given that they would not be suitable for large sites but for personal projects and for clients to view only they are more than enough. Pretty much every awesome service has a free option.

OP can pretty much make 100$ in a month on the side doing nothing but simply finding bargains at thrift shops and reselling them on ebay.

When there is a will there is a way.

Although I have to agree that to get something, something must be invested in return.

Like el kaka mentioned, some people do this kind of trading to get profits from the margins quickly, however, buying and selling may incur different fees, add the withdrawal fee and the volatility of the prices to +-100 in short periods of time, by the time you transfer the what you bought from A to B, there are occasional periods where the price at the higher price point would have stabilized. Also probably why people convert to altcoins before hand for even more drastic profit margins

I have been a coinbase supporter from the start, however, with them implementing more and more id requests and becoming more centralized, I am starting to wonder what will happen to coin base one day in the near future. Unfortunately, coinbase seems to be an easy and safe way to buy and sell bitcoins if one is already verified in the past... Time for me to start looking for other places with similar functionality soon

So instead of putting the relevant information inside the subject header? You choose to publicize said website instead?

Not sure if you are using reverse psychology or whatsoever, for all we know you own the site, try harder next time.
 

One does not simply interfere in the politics or government of another sovereign country. At best all they can do is recommend or urge the government to release de lima, they cannot call for another government to do so, even if they did that, it does not matter and it will probably make matters worse.

Have you seen his chief strategist Steve Bannon? If you have seen his documentary films. You would be surprised and cynical on why Trump even hired him in the first place. He would probably just suggest to trump to max out the budget allocated to military expenditure and ignore the sciences research. Heck, all the previous measures to counteract global warming and coal usage are already pulled back because apparently global warming is fake.

It is not hard to find resources on the math behind bitcoin. Do you really know how bitcoin works in general? The cryptography it uses, the pros and the cons on what makes it a good p2p system + currency?

https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
http://www.coindesk.com/math-behind-bitcoin/

Sorry to repeat the same old thing you probably already know. 0.1BTC is almost 100USD.

It is not possible to have access to a computer and internet without anything to contribute for collateral, why don't you offer the device you used to post this as collateral?

Your mobile phone?

You are a newbie, and a pretty new one at that, give us good reasons why we should even loan you that amount?

Don't even try to give us the same old reasons. And I checked the site you mentioned, seemed super fishy to me too.

Bitsler, Primedice and 777. The only three sites I have actually tried. They have good ui, fast response and if you have any trouble, the support people are ridiculously fast too~

As long as there is demand, the price will slowly go up. Difficulty is still pretty darn high and people are still hoarding most of the supply instead of circulating it. It may be a small slope downwards into the 900s before climbing back up again, don't worry, if you are here for the long run, it won't matter

Well there are many factors to factor in when it comes to the prices on the different exchanges.

Given the transaction fees + the fees implemented by the different exchanges, it would usually not be profitable to buy at the cheap end and sell at the expensive end. Time is an issue.

In addition, some traders favor specific exchanges as they have a vested interest or holding on there, you also need to take into account, bots, automated traders, and even time zone differences from different countries.

The only thing that is certain that between the major exchanges, the price of btc in usd will usually fluctuate between 1-15% based on many factors, most of which i have listed above.

Seems like a pretty well designed system. It might be a good idea to rename your op though as people might mistake it for HODL coin instead of bitcoin. I am sure there are large number of btc hodlers, not sure if they would be willing to try this though.