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381  Other / Off-topic / Re: In 20 years, what would you like to do with your bitcoin? on: December 08, 2015, 05:26:04 AM
In the future, people will definitely use digital currency
but do not know if it will be Bitcoin
Bitcoin most successful when compare to other digital currencies like Altcoin,Dodge and etc... So I am sure the future digital money will comes under bitcoin only. It will act like U.S. dollar in future. which rules all other digital currency in the world.
382  Economy / Speculation / Re: Poll: What Will the Bitcoin Price Be in 2016? on: December 07, 2015, 06:32:36 PM
it might be over 500 dollars each in my opinion as there will be a halving event after about a year or so though i wouldnt be too optimistic because of serious price fluctuations
I too voted above $500 only because according to the current price of bitcoin and future predictions are showing like that. Due to the Christmas and New year value go high for BTC. After that I don't think so Price fall down again. Will hope and see.
383  Other / Off-topic / Re: Do you actively spend your bitcoins? on: December 07, 2015, 06:20:01 PM
Try not too. Holding is hard to do but it is the best thing to do until the market becomes more stable.
This is my bit of advice.

Even I am looking to save some bitcoins till it reaches for good price, I want to start trading or mining business. I am hoping I will do as soon as possible. But price should go high then I am invest with fiat currency in mining investment. lets hope...
384  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BITCOIN IS BETTER THAN WESTERN UNION ? on: December 07, 2015, 10:13:16 AM
i think bitcoin have 2 benefit than Western union,and this make bitcoin better than western union.
1. low fee,of course western union have huge fee on transaction,and bitcoin not.
2. simple to make account,western union must be register on office,but bitcoin not.
Yeah I will agree with this and Bitcoin transactions need just fraction of second to the beneficiary address. But Western union consuming to much charge as well as late transfer. If you need to flash means We have to pay extra country currency. So Bitcoin is Far better than western union as in that logo.
385  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Obama is a sleeper cell... on: December 07, 2015, 08:18:42 AM
Obama is a sleeper cell...





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Obama is a sleeper cell who's intent is the deliberate destruction of America's culture, economy and national defense. When President Obama speaks, he's speaking not as an American, but as a radical communist Muslim pretending to be an American.

The New York Times, meanwhile, has now chosen to side with ISIS by calling for the complete disarmament of law-abiding American citizens while refusing to call for disarming ISIS terrorists. Between the New York Times, the Washington Post and President Obama, America is now an occupied nation being run by communists and Islamists who continue their insidious push for open borders, race-baited culture wars, transplanting ISIS terrorists into U.S. cities across the nation and destroying the national economy via Obamacare and other punitive mandates that crush small businesses and destroy jobs.

To ultimate goal is the complete destruction of America, replacing democracy and Christianity with communism and radical Islam, where every citizen is a disarmed, propagandized, obedient slave to the state. This is the clear objective of Obama, the mainstream media and the radical left.

"Pay close attention to the closet Muslim in the White House and his speech at 8 pm tonight. Obama's Taqiyya speech will be 110% propaganda to provide cover for his darling religion of bloodthirsty terrorism and hate, Islam," reports the Red Planet Dispatch Blog. "Do you remember not too long ago when he told us all with a straight face that ISIS,ISIL, Islamic State was not Islam?"
 

Hear the full podcast: Obama is a sleeper cell for radical Islam

To clarify this in great detail, I've recorded a podcast discussing the larger points of why Obama is a sleeper cell:

• Destruction of the U.S. economy and deliberate causing of mass unemployment.

• Destruction of the national defense and the purging of the most capable U.S. military commanders and officers.

• Handing Iran the capability to develop nuclear weapons which will be used for massive destruction in the Middle East (most likely against Israel).

• Attempts by the Obama administration to demonize and criminalize real Americans... the patriots who are the last line of defense against tyranny.

• The ongoing gun confiscation effort by Obama and the mainstream media, all of whom wish to see guns monopolized in the hands of government (and a disarmed, obedient citizenry).


Read more at http://www.naturalnews.com/052221_Obama_sleeper_cell_radical_Islam.html and http://html5-player.libsyn.com/embed/episode/id/3998371/height/45/width/300/theme/standard/direction/no/autoplay/no/autonext/no/thumbnail/no/preload/no/no_addthis/no/#


http://healthrangerreport.com/


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Mostly from the middle east and Asia, They have view like Obama is created only ISIS, To make his Political career stronger and To make fight between the Christianity and Islam. I don't know why these kind of political leeches are Scratching the common people by these kind of works.
386  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Did you earn some bitcoin today? on: December 07, 2015, 07:51:17 AM
I didn't earned Bitcoin today because i don't visit the faucet sites since a while till now
I concentrate into the sig campaign and into selling some goods and services in some trusted marketplaces
If we visit on faucet also nothing we get Just be in signature campaign posts and captcha work in marketplace services thread is good I think. But paying very little. dude check it out If you wanna earn more means.
387  Other / Off-topic / Re: Do you actively spend your bitcoins? on: December 07, 2015, 07:47:17 AM
I spend it only when the value (like now) is high. Never spend a bitcoin when the price was less then 250 USD. it's like giving away your money for free.
Same case as yours But I use to buy some bitcoins when its is on less value and when reach I high prices then I use buy things and I use sell some bitcoins for fiat currency. from yesterday onwards value is little increased that looks good going BTC price. Lets hope to move for high price more than current value 389$.
388  Economy / Services / Re: MagicalDice New Campaign {OPEN} on: November 04, 2015, 03:04:13 PM
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389  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Scammed 75 Bitcoins by Skype Scammer 'BankerBTC' - Community Beware on: September 25, 2015, 06:32:27 AM
This scam is now a global menace across all the continents. Whether it’s Americas, Asia or Australia, the modus operandi is the same. BankerBTC traps the BTC seller and negotiates a buy deal over Skype conversation, and his accomplices in various parts of the world transfer the money to the seller’s account, and after receiving BTCs, claim a charge back from the financial institutions alleging a Facebook hack. While BankerBTC plays safe by remaining behind the scene, his accomplices take some risk in claiming the chargeback as they front the scam and pose as victims.  As financial institutions don’t want to get involved they mostly allow the charge back threatening the seller with criminal consequences. So scam accomplices mostly succeed in receiving the chargeback, which they share with BankerBTC.  Even if in rare situations they don’t receive the charge back, they have their money returned from the BTC sale anyway. So it is a win-win for the scam accomplices.
390  Economy / Economics / Re: Tell me your predictions about Bitcoin on: September 05, 2015, 05:22:54 PM
Everybody seems to think that Bitcoin will just keep growing in value over time....I'm not so sure of that prediction.  Are new technologies being considered?  Yes, I loved my old Commodore 64....but it just can't do what my laptop does....right? 

but heres the difference though, bitcoin is the only thing thats really unable to duplicate.

unless you find another satoshi nakamoto and recreate it for something else or a similay system. this technology itself is rare.

Are you sure? I think that in future bitcoin can easily be duplicated and have a very similar system, an exact replica of the technology too maybe, but that would be similar to someone creating an exact replica of facebook. Will people give it a look? Yes. Will people migrate to facebook or stop using facebook? No. Facebook will always have a giant monopoly in social media largely because they are able to maintain and control the market.

The Facebook analogy is nice!  Here's a twist on it: The myspace fan base moved on to a more reliable venue, facebook...and the bitcoin fan base will also migrate to a more advanced system, (NEXT GENERATION)....it's the law of entropy....smile....Hint:  Keep an eye on the work of Sunny King...or the Ethereum team!

Myspace fan base evolved when there was another service which was unable to provide the quality of features, myspace couldn't keep up with the needs of its markets, so facebook conquered their market. The only way bitcoin could fail in such a scenario would be a much more advanced coin is born and makes bitcoin look like a technology which is lightyears behind. If a similar scenario takes place, I'll be damned.

Hint:  Keep an eye on the work of Sunny King...or the Ethereum team!

Sunny King is the magician who with its touch will became everything he will touch in gold. He has the help of Ethereum team with which are creating the most awesome coin which will get down bitcoin and all other coins. Remain to see for which purpose this coin will be used.

who the f is Sunny King and Ethereum team, you've peaked my interest. Some links and info please Cheesy
391  Other / Off-topic / Re: Will you quit your day job to go full time on bitcoin? on: September 05, 2015, 05:18:26 PM
Yeah, having monopoly with a product which makes it efficient and innovative is the hardest, having a brilliant idea is the hardest. It serves as an asset later, makes advertising and marketing easy, people promote it for no cost, authentic organic people view your product and that's how you create monopoly. Getting rich is easy, having a brilliant idea to make you rich is the tough part.
Its true, thats why people say that idea is the most expensive and great thing in business. But, surely people not always agree with our idea although we have some innovation things on that. The next important point is, your idea must fit in what people really need. For now, not all people need bitcoin, so if we really want to go full time on bitcoin, we have to mind this issue.

I have a couple start ups and plans to invest heavy in bitcoin projects, the only time I invested my personal money in any project was the first time I had a business idea, which was when I was 18. A couple decades and now I am doing pretty good now, I assume. Knowing what people need is the way you can be a millionaire, knowing the market, one of the toughest tasks to accomplish Smiley

Yeah its true but somehow you can force them to buy what you they dont even need, you just need a good and attractive stuff and kind of useful stuffs to sell so they will buy it no matter not important the items. Some of them are only collect many kinds of things just to satisfy their desire. And with some people like that so you will control the market and its not that hard right? Just need to find a good piece of thing to sell  Grin

In the long run, it does not matter how attractive or fancy a product is, as long as it is useful. The reason mobiles, laptops, automobiles, tubelights, televisions, etc still exist is because they are more useful than other products like electric sharper, hair dryer, etc. There might be not so useful products in market which are successful but inventing something like a mobile and knowing the size of markets and demographics is the recipe to being a millionaire.
392  Economy / Economics / Re: Google Ad Revenue on: September 05, 2015, 05:10:02 PM
The odds of scoring it big with google is very slim.

Yes, there is success stories w. youtube, but very few will make those life changing figures. Not saying its not possible, but its obviously way harder then it looks.

Some took 3-4 years of posting non-stop videos prior to all that.

I think its really time consuming to produce content for youtube, you need expensive gear to shoot and a few helping hand sometimes if its a big project. You need nice actors, proper lighting, camera, sound and audio and editing takes so much of time. besides all that, a script is the core of every video, the content must be great. If any of these features are too little or too much, the video isn't good enough. So yes, its time consuming and wth what google pays, I don't think its really easy to make a living out of it if you aren't too good at it.

Well you got all those guys making a couple videos a day where they talk while they play videogames, It takes 0 talent and it's fast to do, I wonder how the fuck did those guys manage to have millions of people (which its mostly kids) to watch their shit. It pisses me off how talent doesn't pay off in this system, it's all a big scam. All that matters is the viral factor for the money.

Yes this seems annoying that people aren't noticing true genious while there is tons of garbage getting a lot of attention, but perhaps there is something to be learned from them to make things go viral?

there are a lot of gamers screaming into the mic talking bullshit and pretending to have fun while playing games, the reason why their videos are popular right now because a certain demographics created hype which was creating generous amount of money for youtube, so they promoted that type of videos and made it into a genre.
393  Economy / Economics / Re: Do you think Bitcoins has a great future in India? on: September 05, 2015, 05:08:50 PM
In fact, India’s population is more than the combined population of US, Russia, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, Japan, UK, Germany, Australia, Italy, Spain and New Zealand! Wink

Having a population of 1,300 million is a curse, if 99% of it is lacking the necessary skills. Look at China. They also have a similar population (and 3 times the land area). The Chinese government invested quite heavily in improving the technical skills of its population during the 1990s. As a result China is the world's manufacturing hub right now.

But in India, there is no encouragement for improving individual skills. 85% of the population falls within various reserved categories, and they don't feel the need to improve their skills, as jobs are reserved for them by the government. The remaining 15% improve their skills, so that they could migrate to Canada or the European Union.

sadly true, but I am just stating that with such a vast population, if rules and regulations are implemented the way they are intended to, proper education is provided and life skills are taught for free, there is so much room for improvement in human resources sector. The only terrible thing slowing India are the amount of time, energy and life people invest in following religions and underestimating their potential
394  Economy / Economics / Re: Google Ad Revenue on: September 05, 2015, 04:58:21 PM

There is a high competition with google's rival - Facebook.
Google knows that what people are searching but doesn't know who?
Facebook know exactly who searches like location age preferences and lots of other information, that's why google is attempting to be in every part of our lives.

No, I think you aren't completely right, when a user uses the google browser, he is often directed to signing up for a google account or logging in, and google also remembers accounts from IP addresses and saves personal information too. Facebook on the other hand is a competition when it comes to advertising, but both of them support each other indirectly due to user distribution.
395  Economy / Economics / Re: Did Bitcoin Ruin Your Life, Or Help Your Life? on: September 05, 2015, 04:55:34 PM
I`ve wasted some time with getting rich in bitcoin. Now i know its not that easy to do.

However i wasted so much time with other crap that i think bitcoin was still the most productive of all.

Not to mention bitcoin is still growing so it will be better later on!
Same here. IA always tried to make money off the internet and it was always a failure. Trying to rank blogs and videos was a fucking waste of time, now with Bitcoin im finally making some beer money and even if it pays peanuts (sig campaigns mostly) it's better than nothing and definitely more than I ever did with blogs and affiliate marketing and whatnot.

earning internet from money can not very often be a give and receive system, things are different when digital. it is all about making yout text or image stand out from the other images around, something which attracts attention especially if you are talking about blogs and affiliate marketing. If we are simply discussing earning money from internet, my 16 year old lil bro has made more than 10,000$ annually from freelancing projects on the internet and fiver and stuff.
396  Economy / Economics / Re: Just wanted to post the break down of my investments on: September 05, 2015, 04:53:12 PM
Well 33% portfolio is not good.

You should risk less than 5% on each investment category and less than 2% on each investment program.

Dont be cowboys guys, bitcoin is risky, and due to scams it even riskier, so be careful with the investments guys!

I think buying Bitcoin monthly with about 10% of your salary (if its rather decent a bit more) it's not risky, in fact, it's what you should be doing. If you don't buy Bitcoin now you are missing on the opportunity to be a super early investor in one of the most interesting technologies in decades. Im sure everyone can find 10% of money monthly that would rather spend on Bitcoin than in other stuff like alcohol or drugs, so you get healthier and make BTC on the side.

I know a guy who already spent 60,000€ on cigaretes, if he would have invested that in bitcoin we would be all better off, and he would not die in 5-10 years in painful lungh cancer.

But oh well, i guess he likes lungh cancer more than bitcoin.

its not always about you and your profit you insensitive piece of shit, don't you dare use the word we. A person has the right to do anything he seems fit with his money, if it made him happy but wasn't good for him, you have no right to speculate how good his future could have been, only because his money would benefit you indirectly. Not everybody wants to buy bitcoin, let somebody have a smoke you clever shit.
397  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: September 05, 2015, 10:41:12 AM
you talk like you have explored and gone inside every land there is on planet earth. as long as you haven't done that, you never know for sure how much gold is left inside but yes it could be understood that there is not as much left as a noob would think. Comparing gold and bitcoin in terms of potential growth, its clear bitcoin is much more ahead but its the history and existence of gold from more than a century which really attracts people.

I think you need to learn some basic thing in your life because to understand how long gold is still available no need to go to each every mine but you need to have a some common sense of how to get the information in the web. If you do not know just google it or look in to wiki pages.

MinerHQ, you little piece of shit, you probably believe everything you read on the internet, right? How could any person who has written such an article know exactly how much gold there is? Where'd you get your information? BBC talking about if I was a supervillain and wanted to melt gold and make a cube, how much would its size be? Yeah, I read that shit and Warren Buffet talking about it too. I wouldn't really know how much gold exists in this world because not every piece of land on earth has been dug and explored yeah? If you know so much, enlighten me about how much gold really exists?

To both of you, gold is actually abundant in nature. There are from 8 to 20 million tons of gold dissolved in the ocean waters. But given its concentration (somewhere between 0.1 and 2.0 mg per ton, depending on location), it is uneconomical to extract it using any current technology...

that was the next argument I was going to post after his response Tongue Technology always has room to evolve and there will be a stage where extracting this gold is feasible, the only question which would remain unanswered is if gold would still be relevant enough to carry on further? The future of no asset could be determined for a prolonged period, only speculated.
398  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: September 05, 2015, 10:22:51 AM
price gold in this week very strong already reach up to 1138 and what happen with bitcoin crashing without issue or something dropping fast just in 2 hour

Gold is limited item in the world so it will be always go in long term perspective. All these price lows are good time to buy more gold.

you talk like you have explored and gone inside every land there is on planet earth. as long as you haven't done that, you never know for sure how much gold is left inside but yes it could be understood that there is not as much left as a noob would think. Comparing gold and bitcoin in terms of potential growth, its clear bitcoin is much more ahead but its the history and existence of gold from more than a century which really attracts people.

I think you need to learn some basic thing in your life because to understand how long gold is still available no need to go to each every mine but you need to have a some common sense of how to get the information in the web. If you do not know just google it or look in to wiki pages.

MinerHQ, you little piece of shit, you probably believe everything you read on the internet, right? How could any person who has written such an article know exactly how much gold there is? Where'd you get your information? BBC talking about if I was a supervillain and wanted to melt gold and make a cube, how much would its size be? Yeah, I read that shit and Warren Buffet talking about it too. I wouldn't really know how much gold exists in this world because not every piece of land on earth has been dug and explored yeah? If you know so much, enlighten me about how much gold really exists?
399  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: September 05, 2015, 10:15:25 AM
saving money is much more better than investing it. suppose you are earning 100$ everyweek. so if you save 50$ from that then in a year you will earn about 600$ but in the case of investing lets say you are getting 1% per day then it will yeald hardly 30% in a month that means 30$ in a month and you also have to invest the full 100$ in it

either your example was terrible or I did not really understand it. If A is earning 100$/week and saves 50$, he should be earning about 4800$ annually, saving 2400$ and not just 600$. Then, when you brought up investing, you went to 1% a day when you were measuring earning in weeks and savings too. Let's say a person earns 1% of 2400$ everyday, he still gets 8760$ annually. What do you mean bruh?
400  Economy / Economics / Re: Is bitcoin dead? on: September 05, 2015, 10:09:32 AM
well transaction volume is still there no real increase, so we are not making any progress from that side, bitcoin simply need more time to grow
and it should detach it self from dirty and criminal use in some way, but if everytime there is a bad news we fall of 33%, then we are a bit doomed..


Transaction volume is on a gradual uptrend.
https://blockchain.info/charts/estimated-transaction-volume?daysAverageString=7

You are right, in the sense that with time there will be gradual increase. But Bitcoin's price has stopped reacting to bad news now.

Bitcoin's price has always reacted to news, be it good or bad. However, the intensity of these ups and downs have reduced marginally when measured through volume. So, in simple words, the market is still as sensitive as it could ever be, only its consequences aren't as consistent as they used to be. Also, click 'all time'  when you're seeing that chart on block chain. Interesting, right? Smiley
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