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3441  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: BabelCoinCityVR - buy virtual buildings with dozen of altcoins on: January 05, 2018, 04:45:39 AM
So you're saying that people can advertise in a world that no one is going to visit, and they're going to have to pay $130 USD for each cell that they want to.

I don't know if you're trying to scam people here, but no one is going to come here and pay for anything dude. Would you like to actually explain yourself here?
3442  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Addiction? on: January 05, 2018, 03:54:15 AM
Yep, I'll fully come out and say that for the past few weeks I've become fully consumed by the Bitcoin community, crypto videos, and so on and so forth. Given I do have a good amount invested in Crypto right now, so that is a big reason for me being involved in Crypto and wanting to know whats going on.

But yeah, Crypto is one of those things that if you were to stop then YES you would probably miss out on a good amount of things. So I'd just budget some time so you don't let yourself get consumed by Crypto and you can still live your life but that is up to you.
3443  Economy / Economics / Re: Ghana invests 1% of its reserves in Bitcoin on: January 05, 2018, 02:55:28 AM
As usual these crazy claims are coming from accounts with minimal or no reputation and they are linking to their reference sites that simply aren't anything that people would trust. The sites are random and are just trying to get some ad revenue by getting people on here to visit them -- yet again, it's not going to work in the least.

People have to start cracking down on this behavior, as it does make us look bad. PAINT EM RED.
3444  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Which trading is best? Hold trading or Live Trading? on: January 05, 2018, 02:01:39 AM
Hello Everybody,

Please ensure me which trading way is good. I am new in trade platform that's why i don't know much about it. So, Hold trade or live trade , which trade is good ?

Thank You.
Trading is always better than holding if you have the trading knowledge and experience. Many people HODL because trading is time consuming and lots of so many moving parts but man, you can't compare trading with hodling because it is way too profitable.

That's simply not true, both of them are going back and forth depending on the situation. As of right now, if you would've held all of the coins that you would've got lets say last year you would've made out with a ton of money. If you were day trading, you WOULDNT have been holding all of your coins throughout this time so you wouldn't have seen the insane growth that the HODLers did

Though flip this the other way, if you were to enter into a BEAR market -- then day traders wouldn't be hurt as badly as HODLers


So yeah, both are good in their own situations.
3445  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Global Regulatory Crackdown On Cryptocurrencies Is On The Way on: January 04, 2018, 10:14:10 PM
I mean it'll come at some point, and no one knows when this point will be. But I think this will only come when the world governments, banks, and companies notice the amount of damage that these currencies can do to them if they were to make it mainstream -- who knows when this will come or when we will do some damage. But once this does come, they will reign down upon us like hell we've never seen before and I would hope that people aren't surprised about it.

We've been in the wild west for a long time, regulation is going to come soon.
3446  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to withdraw crypto to fiat $ without painful absurd extreme "verifications"? on: January 04, 2018, 09:31:26 PM
If you want something like this, you're going to have to take a hit on the amount of money that you're going to get as no one is going to allow you to cash out 1:1 (minimal fees) without verifications. If you are to visit the exchange section here, or Paxful, or Local Bitcoins you'd see that you could do something like a bank cash transfer with someone -- a relatively non risky thing if your bank is fine with you getting a pretty high value transer-- with you paying something like 5 percent of the value of you cashing out.

Though this isn't going to be instant and it may not come all at once, you're going to have to sell your coins in batches for this.

Personally, I'd rather give up some of my privacy to sell my coins and such -- but that is on you as to what you want to do.
3447  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Binance closed for new users on: January 04, 2018, 08:53:37 PM
Fellow Binancians,
Due to the overwhelming surge in popularity, Binance will have to temporarily disable new user registrations to allow for an infrastructure upgrade. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

Thank you for your support!

Binance Team
2018/01/05



Good thing Binance consider this on their early phase rather than will just do an action while there is already an unstoppable surge of registration resulting for congested servers.

Binance is really doing well since their commencement of operation. No wonder they able to produce big volumes in just a matter of few months.

Yes this is the same happen in bittrex they are not accepting new users these days due to lots of interested user..
I was lucky that i made one account last december just to sell my aion coins.. 
You can also see their twitter update about this here https://twitter.com/binance_2017
and i think you can be still join just try to request and submit a request maybe they can be still accepting account right now since its still january 4 and the given  date is tomorrow .

Their server time is already on January 5 so registration is now closed.

I'll have to agree with you, it's wonderful that they're actually looking for the future in Crypto instead of risking it for everybody with poor server performance just as an attempt to make some quick money with fees. This is something which is going to set them up for the future as they're going to have the network to take on all of the people from the shitty exchanges (Polo, Bittrex - yeah I think this is pretty shit, and the others which are doing pretty bad right now)

It may sound sad for the new people that want to get into the best exchange, but this is nessecary to ensure we can keep Binance around. - We don't want another Kraken, right?
3448  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to trade right and right? on: January 04, 2018, 07:50:50 PM
You can't trade so that you won't lose, that's like saying I want to invest in a stock and make money but I don't want to risk anything at all. It's impossible, as there is a chance at losing everything that you put in crypto at any time. That is why many say when you go ahead and put money in Crypto, you should be writing it off right then and there -- the volatility here could turn on us and kill all of the coins.


Though the only trading platform I could recommend is Polo and Binance, though as the guy above me said Binance isn't accepting new users right now (temporarily) But once they open up again I would run back to them as they're doing a wonderful job in the trading world.

Now if you want to know what to invest in, you're going to have to research your own coins -- don't trust ANYBODY. Everyone is out for themselves and is going to shill the coins that they own -- it's common sense and common knowledge among investors
3449  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: what is the road the get my first 0.001 BTC on: January 04, 2018, 07:08:51 PM
You are already in the BTC gold mine as a member of the bitcointalk.org. You can now be part of the activity in the forum and rise through the rank and then partake in the bounty hunting and start earning some tokens which you can  then convert  to Bitcoin. That is easy. Good luck

Bounties aren't worth it, and you're going to need a good amount of a following in some of your social media accounts to make it worthwhile -- or a skill such a translation, though minimal amounts are paid out and I would avoid it.

Best think right now for people are going to be signature campaigns, and providing a service for someone on here on the services section. Begging and things like that are going to be a waste, the best thing you can do is to work.

Don't try to get rich quick by trading if you just want to earn some side BTC for yourself.
3450  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Help please!! Regarding BTC Transfer on: January 04, 2018, 06:30:40 PM
The hash is 059977b6e4515271efb9da7e86de22e0278c6cbe.

I gave my friend my binance btc deposit address.

This is cause it isn't confirmed yet, it will take some time for this to happen because the bitcoin network is very congested and the fees are pretty high right now. This is going to take some time to confirm, if you want to check out an estimate time for it to confirm you can check it out here - https://www.blockonomics.co/api/tx?txid=6176ae58ea8c36828d93c19afdaab0e8f034637e089b6853061f662cf2a06a7b

Goodluck! Try to use an accelerator though, it could work maybe something such as VIABTC.
3451  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Illuminati on: January 04, 2018, 06:22:09 PM
Not really possible in my eyes, though I wouldn't be surprised if the banks and everything else which is in power in the world is controlled by an overarching power something along the lines of the NWO (New World Order)

Bitcoin is decentralized and it would take a WHOLE LOT to takeover Bitcoin -- so the chance is minimal compared to them controlling other things in our lives.
3452  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Why I would rather have paper money then Bitcoin on: January 04, 2018, 08:10:31 AM
This is going to come to a surprise to many on here, but at the moment I'd rather have paper (US FIAT) money. It's something that I would be able to actually use in my life with ease, and even though I love crypto and everything I have to be honest about what I think and see.

Plus for the fact that if i was to have bitcoin right now, I'd be paying a very high amount in fees if I wanted to actually end up using this money.

3453  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Best news site for altcoin news? on: January 01, 2018, 06:27:36 PM
I'm unable to find a good news site which isn't just a shilling for coins that are going up, or are trying to be pumped. Is there anyone here who knows a good site for this sort of news? a reputable one that isn't a big pump and dump sort of thing?


Would be greatly appreciated, as I want to get into altcoin trading again.
3454  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will CryptoCurrency be recognized as one of the legitimate payment in 2018 on: December 31, 2017, 05:10:39 PM
While I do wish this would happen, there is little to no chance of this ever coming to fruition. For something like this to happen, there would have to be a complete upheaval of the political systems, and economic systems of the entire world. Which, with the amount of influence these groups have, is never going to happen (in the near future)

We all may gain ground, but not fully takeover.
3455  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: FYI Coinbase delayed at sending 12/30/17 on: December 31, 2017, 03:08:12 AM
I don't think this is a problem with Coinbase or Binance, it's congestion with the bitcoin network and the only two thing you can do is to either wait and see what happens, or to use a tx accelerator (an example is viabtc) to speed up he transcation, though this is going to end up in waiting as well -- juse less time waiting.

Could you post your tx here?
3456  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: something odd happened with Nano S Wallet on: December 30, 2017, 01:03:44 AM
Well for the first one, once you have the coins -- you have the coins and that is it. No one is able to take it back and that'll be that. So you don't have to worry about your money being confiscated like in sorts of services such as paypal.

For the second one, you're always going to be getting new receive addresses-- that's something that most if not all wallets do. So you can use any wallet you like, it'll end up going into your main one in the end when you go to send out your coins anyway.

Thanks for sharing and i will keep this in mind.

I want to decide when my public address gets swapped and a system that cannot deal
with this is not very good in my book but maybe moving forwards we all need a single
address like an email address type thing that will accept all payments for all coins

So much is wrong with BTC and how the block-chain works that i could write a book
on it.

ANd what?
3457  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: This fixed supply is going to eat Bitcoin on: December 29, 2017, 11:46:04 PM
Bitcoin uses a lot of electricity.

Someone has to pay for it.

Its not the miners.

You fail to understand that in timesof issues, innovation will happen. So yes, at the moment a lot of power is being used by Bitcoin and other altcoin farms all around the world-- but this doesn't mean that there isn't resarch and development being put into cryptocurrency right now.

People will fix this problem, as if it will save people money (and it will, as less electricity usage in mining = more money for the farm owner) it will be fixed.

You've really gotta learn from the people here and not the people that areon the MSM
3458  Economy / Exchanges / Re: HitBTC: Currency operations not available on: December 29, 2017, 11:00:30 PM
Nope, I'm unable to withdraw from hitbtc as well -- kinda expected, this exchange has been having problems for a long time now and this was all going to come crashing down at some point. I just really open everyone is able to get their money back and this isn't some shitty exit scam by the incompetent team at hitbtc.


goodluck to you and everyone else!
3459  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What's up with arbitrage on: December 29, 2017, 10:30:24 PM
Arb is something which looks like a lot of money can be made on the surface, but if you are to really look into it you'd see that the profits are hard to come by and insanely risky to try to chase. For one thing, if you are to buy coins from one exchange and send them to another -- you're going to get raped by tx fees,  confirmation times, and the volatility of bitcoin within the change.

You're also going to have to get confirmed with your identity docs on these exchanges -- which isn't open to most of the USA (bitfinex)

SO yeah, it looks good but it isn't.
3460  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: So theoretically speaking, could all bitcoins eventually disappear because ... on: December 29, 2017, 10:04:52 PM
I guess the miners could do something alongside other people in the community (exchanges, wallets,etc) in order to get people their wallets back. I could see some exchanges being less stringent in order to get people their coins back without any input from the miners.

Though in theory you are right and something like this COULD happen -- it never will but it could happen.
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