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Math was never my strength so would someone kindly let me know in US dollars what bitcoin would have to be selling at for one satoshi to be worth one US cent.
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Hoarding is not what bitcoin needs right now. We need to spend and get retailers to think that they are missing out on business by not accepting bitcoin. That's when the masses will all start buying bitcoin driving the price to atmospheric levels. At that point hoard all you want.
Merry Bitcoin everyone!!
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What do you want displayed? Let us know in a basic sense how you envision the logo to look.
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Hi, I can't see an affiliate link. Do you have a program?
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Hi, I can't see an affiliate link. Do you have a program?
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I see you have an affiliate program but I don't see what the rewards/commission is. Can you please let me know, thanks.
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Can you please break down the affiliate commission structure
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Hi, I'm an affiliate marketer looking to sign up and add bitZino to my list. I looked but could not find any info at all yet I do see some review sites have affiliate codes. Please let me know how to obtain one, thanks.
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couldn't find the affiliate page for Bit777 or any info. Could someone please direct me, thanks.
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I don't see an affiliate link at the bottom of your home page.
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With bitcoin gambling a whole new world has opened up to me, thank you yet again bitcoin!
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What does this mean for coin holders that are new to the game?
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Hello,
I have been reading the forum as a guest for several days now. I, like the OP am interested in purchasing BTC. I have arrived at the decision to purchase, but the only thing preventing me from purchasing is the confusion surrounding how to buy it, how to store it, how to keep it safe, how not to accidentally delete it, etc. Honestly, it all seems too complex for non-computer experts (like me)to do, and this will certainly be an obstacle to mainstream adoption.
When I read the posts about wallets, offline wallets, etc. it is too confusing for me (and others who are I've talked to). Is there an easy way for a nearly computer-illiterate person to purchase bitcoin and keep them securely? I'd be grateful for a description of how to do this (list of steps and devices necessary for a secure purchase and storage).
Thank You!
1. Get a wallet from a safe place like blockchain.info. Then visit a site called localbitcoins.com to arrange an exchange with a local reputable dealer. There will be a percentage added for the service. 2. If you want to trade then sign up with a reputable service such as btc-e.com and add funds through their methods such as okpay.com via credit card etc. There will be transfer fees but they will be less than local bitcoin. Once you have a btc-e account that essentially is your wallet and you will see various wallet addresses one for each type of coin such as bitcoin, litecoin, namecoin etc. |
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The media explosion regarding bitcoin has brought in a lot of new money so the price should keep going up as new retailers adopt the coin. That said, don't ignore the altcoins
(ie litecoin etc.). They are high risk but priced much lower than bitcoin so a small investment might yield high return if a second coin takes off in popularity.
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Every big online casino has an edge however I did see one site that literally flips a coin. Do I trust it's 50/50, ummm no!
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Thanks for that resource list, bookmarked!
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Good point!
I bought a little of most of the altcoins as well as bitcoin just in case you are correct.
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This is the funniest thread that I have seen so far. It's an entrepreneur trying to sell a wallpaper image he created and wants to sell them for $1 which would be 500 bitcoins back in early 2010 when this forum just began. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25.msg159I hope this guy managed to get rich off bitcoin even if his idea to sell wallpaper was pathetic lol At least he was in the right place at the right time which is more than I can say for myself. Based on his address he sold 600 btc in 2011. If he wait 2 years it would be a great money. hmmm...I guess he sold one of his wallpaper images. Thanks for the update, where or how did you look that up? |
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Can anyone give me an easy explanation of US tax laws with bitcoins?
They can tax you when you have massive gains while getting FIAT. So if I load up my bank account I have to declare it as income? |
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some guy also paid 10,000 coins for a pizza back then
Wow, according to my math that's a 2 million dollar pizza. I would have loved a small slice of that! |
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