As other have said, once the claims were much higher. And those few satoshis now can be a good ammount in the future.
Agreed that in that case it would be more time efficient to just buy the btc or work to buy btc. But some people have not it so easy to get a job, and claiming is part of their jobs.
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It can happen as more people get into Bitcoin. When price goes up as much as it has gone lately, Bitcoin is advertised. More people tell their friends about Bitcoin, it gets more and more in the news... gets more attention and that means more people in and also more money in.
I think Bitcoin mostly gets its value when people replace part of their trust in cash with trust in Bitcoin. Cash represents goods in the world, so when cash moves into Bitcoin, bitcoin represents physical goods more and more.
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People are likely buying to get more free forked coins. It should go down after the coins are distributed... but next fork in november is too close and might be there is no time to go down before people try to accumulate again for the second.
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I think that 1 satoshi=1 Dollar is just too much. 1000 satoshi = 1 dollar is possible but not likely in my view.
It is hard to trust an article that seems to not know there are 100,000,000 sat in one bitcoin and not 1,000,000
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It can be recovered, once bitcoins go out of your wallet... they only thing that can happen is that the attacker decide to send it back to you, which is not likely at all.
Sorry, makes me think of providing more security for my wallets.
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Perhaps is both because of the bitcoingold and segwit2x fork.
As you say, probably those forks are not too serious, but the forked coin will have some value anyway. Where does that value come from if not from Bitcoin itself? It is as like some people are buying Bitcoin just to get some forked coins for free.
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I would like to know why is this. In former times there were lots of xapo faucets, with no minimum withdraw, and few ads and popups.
Nowadays there are very few, and most of the ones remaining are too loaded of ads or require to accumulate 5000-6000 satoshi (which means hundreds of claims) to withdraw. Why is this? What happened?
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Yes it is very risky. Bitcoin may get banned in your country, be found hackeable, or lose lots of value. You can also lose access to your coins somehow (lose your keys) which is a possibility too. Or get hacked.
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Next step will be 7000$ I think. 10000$ seems too much. Even though Bitcoin has multiplied its value eightfold this year, it is easier to multiply a lower price than a bigger one, at it is really big now IMO.
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a bit off topic, why didnt my post embed the photo?
It did not embed it because embedding is not allowed for newbies. As for the coins, they are good. But I think there are also lots of other undervalued coins. Even dogecoins seems undervalued to me
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Great list and work. The problem though is that you cannot earn too much with list like this due to faucets itself. Many faucets are too burdensome to claim, making you lose a lot of time. I do not know if this is the case here, but it is what it tends to happen. Would love to see a list of "clean" faucets that are claimable in under 10 seconds
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I usually sell at a low percentage of profit and then try to rebuy the coin lower, mostly doing altcoin trading.
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Did not know you can disable de lottery for reward points. That's a great option.
How can I get to my mining url again?
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Yes it is used in crimes a lot. I guess cash is also used a lot more.
In fact, crimes are about getting money and Bitcoin offers more anonimity.
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This is using the coinhive scrypt for mining? I ask because that scrypt is now blocked my antivirus software...
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I did not receive it please check my last posts... I have written several posts this week even though it seems some of them were deleted or something as the total post count decreased!
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My tips: I would start slowly (perhaps trading chunks of 10k satoshi) for a week or two, and use mostly the most well known altcoins (ETH, LTC, DOGE, XMR). What you get from that practice weeks is an idea of when those alts are low or high. Yes, you can get that info by looking at historic charts... but it is not the same. When you are in with some money, you get a sense of when an altcoin is cheap or expensive better.
Once you do that, put buying orders so that you know you'll get the altcoins at a good price, but that reasonable at the same time (too cheap and they won't fill). Sell at a guess for the top price for the day, but a little lower so that the sale order fills. Sometimes it helps to see the max and min of the day to get an idea of that.
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Works as expected and very clean faucet. In addition it uses solvemedia (which is faster to fill for me). Good job.
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Probably 5 years from now Bitcoin will have improved. Transactions will be faster and wallets easier for newbies and it will be more mainstream. Price will likely rais because of that, and all of us will be a little happier.
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wow that is a great idea, as most miners are lacking in that they require a huge amount of time to get some payout... not adequate for us little miners. Glad to see this.
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