Glad to hear that. It is always unnerving for a new user to see the transaction stuck. So called transaction acclerator services are also fake mostly. Viabtc was a legit one but stopped working recently.

Please, I implore you to keep a desktop wallet and move on from the web wallets.

If you used a wallet like Electrum you could use a RBF (Replace by fee) feature to increase the fee while waiting for this transaction. They are way more safer than web wallets given that you have full control over private keys, provided your device is safe from malware. But be careful that you download the installer package from the official github page, loads of fake copies are out there.

https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/releases

Everyone wants free money. Its a normal thing in this world to try to make money in the least hardworking way sadly.

These jobs done professionally would not come to this forum. Rather they would be having their own professional service and getting paid a full job with doing translations, writing articles and so on. Even affiliate marketers are professional influencers who dont look into crypto much but more interested in pitching a sale.

No, we tend to use that "american way" cliche too much.

Humans need money to buy food. Thats all that is important. If there is cheap labor it will be hired. If you have skills you will be hired. But instead of getting paid in shitcoins you may be paid in something worthwhile if you are having the skills.

Putting money in altcoins is a gambling into an asset that it very likely going to go down. It would be wiser to put money in other sectors and by that I mean sectors other than cryptocurrencies. I consider the only crypto worth putting money in is Bitcoin. Anything else is a waste of resources.

Price is actually holding well above 9k USD for the last month. I am happy to see that it did not go down back to 6k USD.

Possible, but I would suggest investors to focus on sectors like stocks that they had been eyeing for long time. This is the time to buy them at lows. If you are wishing to make a profit you need to observe this change. Not buying them because you dont like is a missed opportunity.

Primedice has regular chat games and trivia that give out free coins to anyone winning them. There are forum giveaways too happening every week and mods giving out rains to active users. Support also gives out coins when they have time. There is a VIP system which once you reach you will be getting these reloads.

But even after giving back so much to the players some users will always complain. There is no doubt in the leniency that primedice offers its honest players so it is better to ignore newbie accounts saying that they are unhappy.

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Thats the short version of it. If you are looking to make money you HAVE TO take some risk on your shoulders. More the risk more then possible reward and more devastating the possible loss.

Compare how much risk you are willing to take and you can move from bank deposits to stock/commodities to derivatives and finally gambling on a rough low risk to high risk scale.

Thanks, but I consider myself very lucky to have won that. Other users should not just gamble because I wont thinking they can win too. Without luck you may not win anything even after years of trying.

The spam on the forum often drowned some important topics at that time.

Yes of course, wetsuit started this thread after I won so to make sure people posted about their wins Big wins at FreeBitco.in

Around 700USD at that time AFAIR. But the win amount in bitcoin is what I look after than the USD price.

You are free to roll whenever you want.

Shitcoins are there in every exchange. Are you sure of what you are typing in your posts?

They do biased research in order to promote the site. People need to understand that exchange earn from the project owners who token they are listing. They are paid to list the token and paid to promote them. If you need technical research you should do it yourself or hire someone to do it and not listen to spun up articles from exchanges.

This I agree. It is important as well.

Coin traded has nothing to do with hacking events. History of hack usually has led to the demise of that exchange. None of them have survived a hack and come back with the same brand name. So its better not worth discussing about hacks but only that exchanges need to prevent them.

A fine solution in my opinion.

Dont be of that mentality that you need to evade taxes. That is what makes things worse. You should contact a CA from your country and see how people are filing taxes there, that should help to allow you to keep earning and paying taxes of capital gains.

Possible workarounds are there if you want to avoid changing to fiat directly.

1.Invest that money back to the site using the daily interest scheme, though the earning is not a huge one.
2.Buy some giftcards on popular shops from other third party sites and redeem them for cash.
3.Trade on exchanges and buy altcoins that you can continue trading with. Works for the traders.

Safe in what sense?

At you thinking of using crypterium's wallet? If so I would suggest you to use a desktop wallet and not these web wallets because of the control over private keys being proper in desktop wallets only.

They have an app as well, probably they are allowing bank transactions. So you would be better off contacting their users if you can find any and seek their experience on this. Remember that not all banks are lenient about crypto and depending on your location you may need to undergo KYC. I havent used their app so cant comment on it any further.

I had sold their CRPT tokens around the high prices and made a profit off it. Dont know if you are asking about holding their tokens, in which case I would suggest you to sell at the next high and focus holding bitcoin more than altcoins.

Of course it will get confirmed. You have to wait because the blockchain is congested often during the day like others have said. You can also check current bitcoin transaction fees before sending for a rough estimate, but it is not something to panic over.

There is no such thing. The coins once sent are sent forever. There is no way to "reverse" a bitcoin transaction automatically not unless the user controlling the receiving wallet wishes to send them back, which is again a difficult thing to decipher because coins are not that easy to track which wallet it came from.

This is also the reason why hackers attempt to use bitcoin as ransom payment. Because once sent, the money cannot be reversed automatically.

It would be great if you post about it in details in the "Scam Accusations" section of this forum in the proper format. This will prevent other users from getting scammed to some extent and the flag against the user will gain some more support.

Depending on the method of payment and the domain name owner you might be able to contact your local authorities and take some steps as well.

Yo but selling at the top is also important. Stubbornly hodling is again bad.

You probably missed it but I was the first user on this forum to publicly declare that I was a winner of the 200$ faucet roll. At that time there was a lot of speculation and criticism as to whether 10k number could be rolled in reality or not but I debunked that one fine morning when it came as a surprise to me as well.

Here is my thread on my win, shamelessly I promote it  - Got 200$ from Freebitcoin today morning, call that a BIG WIN

This message is posted in Securities, Long Term Offers and Investor Based Games among global English boards.

The point is that the projects that are HYIPs/MLMs or likely to be so are moved by the forum administration to these sections but they are not trashed because the justification of being a scam or not depends on the reader and not the mods.

You can be rest assured that you will not find "legal securities" in this section and/or worthy debts in the Long Term Offers sections - very likely you are going to lose money.

Putting them in every section misses the point that people need to be careful. Then it becomes something that you hear everyday and you tend to no longer see the depth of the idea. But opening these subsection to see a warning puts the reader on alert, if they see it in every section where legit users are doing business, they are likely to ignore it even in the "non legit business offers" .

You know I dont want to sound proud but I still have not spent the 200$ faucet roll that I had got completely. I mean I needed to spend coins from my entire stash from time to time for different reasons but I prefer to hold that till bitcoin becomes big in its price and sell it for a nice profit.

I know addicted gamblers cannot stop themselves from playing, they have to do it whatever the odds may be but I feel being able to control your emotions is a strength and can help a gambler in the long run.

I would not say manipulated but yes the question of prices and making its price become big is due to the lack of regulation. It is not a bad thing but something that has bothered retail investors and small fund owners. Still it is possible to grow your funds over time with a regular inflow from your salary if you wish to and that is what retail investors do mostly.

That is also the reason why this mentality happens that they are willing to hold their coins, not in reality but in a sense that they earned that money with hard work and not by cheating people.

Where is the signed message that proves that your account namely - sir_monopoly and your LBC account are operated by the same user?

That is the first step if you want to even pledge yourself as the owner, because it is the only intangible proof. Even then lenders would prefer to receive a collateral for a loan as big as 1800$ of BTC.

How do you even know that it is "100 legit paying"? The payment is done after the bounty completes, the projects token gets listed and so on. It used to take like several months upto a year to get those things done and some hunters would end up forgetting how many bounties they had joined in the first place.

Low allocation does not mean a thing. A failure to raise funds and/or bankruptcy can always occur and the investors will suffer for that, so will the bounty hunters.

Thus the craze fro bounty hunting gradually decreased and without newer methods to secure payments for hunters probably it will never come back up again in a larger scale.

@TheQuin
Any thoughts on integrating hCaptcha in place of the Google ReCaptcha for the faucet rolls? It seems to be much faster in my opinion.

If your LBC account is verified then do a personal deal there. Why ask here without posting a signed message that you are the same owner of the account there?

Anybody can impersonate a trusted user on LBC and ask for loan pretending to be that person. This is the internet and the only rule here is verify before trusting.

Alternatively you can get a loan if you offer a valid collateral. Read here the OP and Vod's reply as well- [EDU] The Rule of "No Collateral, No Loan" - IGNORE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

OP, you are not the only one here with such a shitcoin in their bags deepest pockets.

Several projects have been scoured by bounty participants and investors but truth it they never made is past the funding to get listed anywhere. This is the gamble of the ICOs. You will never have any assurance that they will be listed and that too be traded everyday with a good volume. It is one the risks that you take when buying/earning that coin.

Attempting to sell it on the forum marketplace subsections can be tried but less likely to be fruitful because like the OP there are several users here who are also looking to sell those shitcoins but there are no buyers.

Try some DEXs like EtherDelta which often list every ether token.