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3441  Economy / Economics / Re: Make money from money on: February 20, 2017, 03:28:28 PM
You can make money from your current money if you are a good financial analyzer because there is a lot of opportunities to choose from like investment,ICOs,trading and much more. So it is up to you on how you will create money from your money. Be smart, and if you are not then study hard.

For me the best way to make money from money is passive income. You just let your money working for you without the necessity to do anything. The return is low, but you are doing nothing. For small amounts it can be an investment like casino bankroll, for big amounts it can be a house, apartment renting or store.
3442  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is there any available bot for cloud mining on: February 20, 2017, 03:05:15 AM
Looks OP thinks faucets are cloud mining sites. If that is your point, I suggest you to don't use any bot for this. Bots kill faucets, as the income faucets earn from ads network must come from real traffic. If it's not profitable for you stop using, better than make a faucet die because you don't want to claim by yourself, it can be important for another people.
OK, assuming OP wants to claim faucets using bots Cheesy there are already many mechanisms in place to fight bots and btw what is the point of the real traffic when people trying to be the visitors are looking for a few cents, how can they have any positive result for the owners of those ads?
Who are we really fooling here?

Now who is advertising focus the subject of their services, products to the faucet users, something interesting for them. There are sites related to Bitcoins or any other thing related to Crypto-Currency being promoted.

And even when faucets used Adsense, the ads showed for each one of us were something that was interesting for us, cookies in our computer attract subjects we like. Someone could use a faucet and wish to click a ads because it was interesting, and someone accessing sites on the internet without reason couldn't wish to click it, nobody access sites to view ads. But as it was an Adsense rule, nothing to complain about it...
3443  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Are you Rich from Gambling? on: February 20, 2017, 02:58:54 AM
No actually poorer from gambling.
And just found out today that the casino where I lost all my money to was cheating at the tables where I was betting my live's hard earned money away. Undecided

Cloudbet and their casino provider of the games from a studio LICENSED in Costa rica to run is at fault and should owe all players who have bet money at their blackjack/roulette/baccarat tables ALL their BTC->money back! Angry

If you have any proof about what you are saying you should open a accusation thread on scam section, at least people can be awared about the suspicions in relation to this casino you played and lost all your money. People are always looking for casinos reviews before sending high amounts of money to play, and it can be very useful for who is looking for playing on this casino.
3444  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is there any available bot for cloud mining on: February 20, 2017, 02:30:02 AM
Looks OP thinks faucets are cloud mining sites. If that is your point, I suggest you to don't use any bot for this. Bots kill faucets, as the income faucets earn from ads network must come from real traffic. If it's not profitable for you stop using, better than make a faucet die because you don't want to claim by yourself, it can be important for another people.
3445  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Trading VS Bitcoin! on: February 19, 2017, 11:42:59 PM
I don't know what you mean by Trading bitcoins for other payment method, but trading bitcoins is surely much better than mining. Mining is expensive and hard to make profit these days, mining at home was profitable in the past, but each new halving it becomes more and more hard. You can try mining altcoins, but there is a risk to lose money as the altcoins die everytime. With trading the initial investment can be lower and the return can be faster.
3446  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: New Faucet Idea on: February 19, 2017, 11:12:21 PM
I already saw snake game, 2048's game paying satoshis, why not a tic-tac-toe game too?

It can be nice, at least to give faucet users some extra fun, instead of complete captchas only. A daily limit would be very important for the faucet sustainability on long term.

I just didn't understand why to use brands instead of X's and O's.
3447  Economy / Economics / Re: Can we Manipulate Bitcoin price? on: February 19, 2017, 10:59:59 PM
Yes you can manipulate the price of bitcoin if the 50% of the supply is in your hand because the supply is the key to manipulate it. The price of the bitcoin is based on the supply of it. If bitcoin supply is lessen the price will go up and the supply is growing the price will go down because of that the price is selling and buying bitcoin just like trading. If the 50% of the supply is at your wallet you can control it by buying and selling bitcoin.

50% thats too much bitcoins one can have. I've yet to seen anyone with 50% of bitcoins in their wallet.

Or... If someone is able to find holders that together have 50% of Bitcoin amount disponible in the world to work together on something they can have advantages over others. It's possible if there is a common sense of group work, but it wouldn't be a good thing for a decentralized currency that wants to run from any kind of centralization and control

This is a big if bordering on impossible

How are you going to find these big holders? Bitcoin is pretty anonymous to effectively bring any such efforts to naught. Even if purely hypothetically you could find these people (or just one of them), what makes you think that they will listen to you in the first place? Warren Buffett is a public figure, but does it mean you could come up to him and ask him to do something which you think is advantageous?

Bitcoin isn't so anonymous as people says. With a deep investigation it's possible to know personal informations about the Bitcoin users. Maybe the rich guys use stooges at front. If I was hypothetically one of those rich guys I could find anothers and say: hey, let's manipulate Bitcoin price? (Like a secret party, order). Each one of those fellows would control the currency, making more profit than any other person

As I said, Bitcoin is anonymous enough

I didn't say that it is absolutely anonymous. What deep investigation are you going to carry out and what personal information are you going to extract? Unless you are a governmental secret service (and not of some third world country at that), there is basically nothing that you can do. Okay, you can find a few wallets that hold a lot of bitcoins (say, you see around 1M bitcoins in one of them) and what's next? Even if you know that a wallet belongs to someone, what can you do? Why do you think anyone is going to discuss such things with you at all even if you yourself consider yourself a Bitcoin whale?

No, no. Rich people talk among themselves, it's not necesasry any investigation or any other kind of thing to force someone to do something he doesn't want to do. A rich guy can say to another: Hey, Bitcoin is a good investment, I'm having a good profit from it. And the other says: Me too. They start talking and find more one or another whale and join themselves for a goal in common, manipulate the Bitcoin price. As I said, like a secret Order, Party...
3448  Economy / Services / Re: Hi , Read this i need a job :c on: February 19, 2017, 10:53:58 PM
Hi, I introduce my name in Michell Sandoval and I am from a country in economic crisis called Venezuela in which people survive with a monthly salary of $ 15, which is not enough to cover the expenses of any person, much less those of a family for This reason I ask you to give me the opportunity to have a decent salary in bitcoins in exchange for any task that you ask me to feed my family as they deserve. I hope you will understand me

Thanks and blessings

I am sorry if I do not detail my skills, the truth is that I do not have any special skills in the field of computer science, but I can learn quickly any task assigned to me

If you don't have any skills only Signature Campaigns will worth for you (and any other campaign). But first you need to post more on forum, wait your activity increase, then join a campaign. Meanwhile learn about Crypto-Currency here, read interesting topics for you and make sure to look Micro Earnings section, you can earn few pennies there, better than Captcha Solving jobs in my opinion.
3449  Economy / Services / Re: Follow Me on Twitter for 0.001 BTC on: February 19, 2017, 10:49:49 PM
I see the money is coming, waiting for confirmations, but it's coming.

Thank you! Hard to find good offer like this.
3450  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: Faucet on: February 18, 2017, 09:14:50 PM
I'm glad you liked the faucet.

What web do you recommend for advertising?

I understand that Adsense could not use it for this.
Could you use ads from two advertising websites in the same faucet?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1108616.0

To add the good networks you need higher traffic on your faucet.
3451  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: crypto-games on: February 18, 2017, 04:44:57 PM
I worked for the Crypto Games signature campaign, then the owner ask me to rob someone and I was out.

No opinion about their casino.

Sometimes you have an urge to share things. This is my moment.

Asked you to rob someone how?

How could a Signature Campaign member rob someone?
3452  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: Faucet on: February 18, 2017, 04:40:40 PM
Thank you for 100 satoshis! Easy to claim, but not so fast, need to wait 60 seconds to be able to claim the reward, it's too much and could be lower, no?

These anonymous ads don't give you much profit, you should look for more ads networks to improve your faucet.
3453  Economy / Economics / Re: Can we Manipulate Bitcoin price? on: February 18, 2017, 04:37:15 PM
Yes you can manipulate the price of bitcoin if the 50% of the supply is in your hand because the supply is the key to manipulate it. The price of the bitcoin is based on the supply of it. If bitcoin supply is lessen the price will go up and the supply is growing the price will go down because of that the price is selling and buying bitcoin just like trading. If the 50% of the supply is at your wallet you can control it by buying and selling bitcoin.

50% thats too much bitcoins one can have. I've yet to seen anyone with 50% of bitcoins in their wallet.

Or... If someone is able to find holders that together have 50% of Bitcoin amount disponible in the world to work together on something they can have advantages over others. It's possible if there is a common sense of group work, but it wouldn't be a good thing for a decentralized currency that wants to run from any kind of centralization and control

This is a big if bordering on impossible

How are you going to find these big holders? Bitcoin is pretty anonymous to effectively bring any such efforts to naught. Even if purely hypothetically you could find these people (or just one of them), what makes you think that they will listen to you in the first place? Warren Buffett is a public figure, but does it mean you could come up to him and ask him to do something which you think is advantageous?

Bitcoin isn't so anonymous as people says. With a deep investigation it's possible to know personal informations about the Bitcoin users. Maybe the rich guys use stooges at front. If I was hypothetically one of those rich guys I could find anothers and say: hey, let's manipulate Bitcoin price? (Like a secret party, order). Each one of those fellows would control the currency, making more profit than any other person.

But surely at some point greedy would make them fight against themselves, and each one of them would try to be the most powerful one to rule the currency alone.
3454  Economy / Services / Re: Follow Me on Twitter for 0.001 BTC on: February 18, 2017, 04:15:08 PM
Done.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrcash02
BTC address: 1AgAFTpNHcVbrydpTNY7gZvjJUv488Q6m8
3455  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: YOBIT IT'S A SCAM on: February 18, 2017, 04:46:06 AM
Very consistent accusation. Brand new account, 1 activity, no links, no proofs, only empty words blaming Yobit. If you really want to proove Yobit is a scammer exchange post more facts about it. All the time there is people posting here Yobit is scammer, but never saw any consistent proof about it. You can say trading there is hard and that their Dice game looks fail, but it doesn't mean they are scammers.
3456  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: how and when i can join in facebook and twitter campaign??? on: February 18, 2017, 04:35:00 AM
I never understood how twitter and facebook campaigns worked around here. Undecided
How do they keep check on who posts when and how much to pay them. Huh

Lol, who join these campaigns must post links to the their tweets or Facebook posts, it's very simple.

The rates depend the campaign, most common, average to find 0.01 BTC payrate for a week of service, posting once or twice a day, unfortunatelly there isn't many campaigns disponible at this moment.
3457  Economy / Economics / Re: Can we Manipulate Bitcoin price? on: February 18, 2017, 04:31:40 AM
Yes you can manipulate the price of bitcoin if the 50% of the supply is in your hand because the supply is the key to manipulate it. The price of the bitcoin is based on the supply of it. If bitcoin supply is lessen the price will go up and the supply is growing the price will go down because of that the price is selling and buying bitcoin just like trading. If the 50% of the supply is at your wallet you can control it by buying and selling bitcoin.

50% thats too much bitcoins one can have. I've yet to seen anyone with 50% of bitcoins in their wallet.

Or... If someone is able to find holders that together have 50% of Bitcoin amount disponible in the world to work together on something they can have advantages over others. It's possible if there is a common sense of group work, but it wouldn't be a good thing for a decentralized currency that wants to run from any kind of centralization and control.
3458  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why we still gambling while we always lose? on: February 18, 2017, 01:57:49 AM
I think this is related to the will that the human being has to always take revenge on something, thinking that this is a way to recover the losses. In many situations this works, but in gambling people usually end up losing more money.

Well, they really want to take back what they gave been lost. It is somewhat means taking a revenge in the game or gambling.
But unfortunately, not all gamblers are getting back what they have lost but just increase the lost capital. Luckily not all people usually lost, but in rare occassions, there are people that are winning.

90%-95% of gamblers lose money while only 5% are making profit. That is how gambling works and those trying to get back what they lose have a very high chance to lose more money. Casinos make a big profit this way, when players are too greedy that they don't stop until they recover what they lost, and when this happen there isn't way to recover all the money, it becomes a big snow ball.
3459  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: get up to 1200 satoshi in one hour on: February 17, 2017, 11:02:45 PM
"Internal Server Error"

Waited 40 seconds for nothing. The reward is low and we need to wait too much time to be able to claim the reward on this faucet, but the site is clean, loads fast, very simple. Would be nice to wait max 15 seconds and be able to claim the reward.
3460  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I'm about to create a wallet and I have a couple of very basic questions. on: February 17, 2017, 10:58:39 PM
Hi,

(Not sure if post in the right forum. I apologize if I don't.)

I’m thinking of buying a few bitcoins, say for 50 or 100 euro. For no real reason, just to see what it is, how it works and be part of this thing. And if I like it, see what's next.

I read all kinds of articles in the web about bitcoins and I think I understand the basics.

So I’m about to create a wallet.

I've seen quite a few people getting ripped off and bitcoin sites seem to close suddenly leaving their users uncovered. Which creates a rather unstable environment for this new currency.

I’d feel safer if I have my bitcoins locally, on my computer (with backup, I suppose). So, my idea is to have a local desktop wallet (like Armory or Bitcoin Core) and one online (preferably one that’s been up for quite a long time) in order to buy and sell, eventually, or even pay for something.

My questions:
a) Is this a common practice? Having one wallet online and another one locally?
b) Is it easy to transfer money from the online wallet to the local one and vice versa? And does it cost?
c) What solution would you suggest for me? And which wallets?

I hope my questions are not too naïve or tiresome.
Thanks Smiley

a) Yes, it is.
b) Yes, it's. But there is a transaction cost, it's not a fixed price. Always that you send Bitcoins from one address to another you will need to pay fees.
c) I don't know about good desktop wallets, they took a big part of computer space and I don't have enough for this, so I use only online wallet, I can recommend you the traditional BlockChain.info, it's a good online wallet and it's working since a good time ago. There are another good wallets too like the very common CoinBase.
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