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There's just no safe place on the Internet to store your bitcoin. Blockchain.info is a good online wallet but the email log in opens up a risk that once your email gets hacked, the hacker can just do a forget password and recover it with your email. I don't know about you but I don't really believe in Trezor because those devices might have some additional codes in them that sends your wallet seed to the manufacturer and they are going to harvest them altogether in the future. This is why I don't buy them aside from them being expensive. You can generate a bitcoin wallet with your phone, with your computer, etc. and you can be sure that you are safe by making that wallet generated offline or in a secure computer.

Others actually say to put your bitcoins in different places. Some in an exchanger, some in a gambling site, some in an online wallet, and some in a hardware or offline wallet. I think they do that to save money for transaction fee. But I don't think the amount that you are saving from that is enough to risk so much money.

It's in the bitcoin services section. The signature campaign was already over.

It's actually a technique for noob traders to hype the market by keeping on talking about it. I've been on facebook group chats and I had a "trading" group but they are just encouraging people to buy a certain coin. After a long time of being there, the "masters" have mentioned that they bought the coin for 2 digit satoshis and now the price of the coin is a couple of thousand satoshis. That's a lot of money already, right? But they are so greedy that they would trap newbies and convince them to buy that coin. I am aware that the coin is just some coin that is being hyped by people and it has no actual use. Just see what would people do just to hype a coin that they bought early on. It doesn't matter if newbies would spend a lot of money and end up being a bagholder of a shit coin. Once the coin goes down or experiences a hard dip, they are just telling the newbies (that they apparently brain washed) to just hold longer. It's no-brainer that it's also them that's been dumping the coin, convince the people to buy it, create some pump, and then sell some coin again. SMH

How sure are you that the rest of the coins are actually missing and that all those people have lost their private keys? While I doubt the number that you put there (5 million coins), I also doubt that these coins are all lost. It's possible that these addresses have owners that are just waiting for the right time to sell their coins. Just because a coin is sleeping doesn't mean it's dead. It's possible that they have another address that they use daily to buy/sell things and have their thousands of coins or hundreds of coins located in an offline wallet and the wallet seed is with them. It's not that hard to believe that there will be addresses that will wake up in the future. It's not hard to believe an address from 2012 will resurrect back to life and sell thousands of coins. We should expect this to happen because as the price is increasing, it becomes more and more tempting to sell your coins.

Another thing, there might be just 21 million coins but these coins can be divided into extremely smaller portions and I think that's more than enough coins for all of us.

But the people that are educated enough and have gadgets are almost everyone. Even the poor people can now afford smartphones because there are very cheap phones especially the second hand ones. Of course there are still people using old phones that can't connect to the Internet but I think having bitcoin users that came from poverty is a good thing because they can start helping other people once they have made enough money from bitcoins. I do think that even though not all have the opportunity to earn bitcoin, those who do can start a business and the poor people will have the opportunity to apply there. It's all a chain reaction and the help from bitcoin extends a long way even though others can't see it at all.

I don't think you have to think about them at all. In every upgrade in the trend, there will be people lagging behind. They can't buy foods, then they have to work on that first before they buy a smartphone, right? Right now, we all have iPhones or some flagship Samsung phones, but if you take a look around, there are still people using fake phones from China or a basic phone that has a keypad and don't even have a camera. Even if they can afford food, they probably are not going to spend money on a smartphone just so they can join the cashless society. But that's just in third world countries. In first world countries, even homeless people have smartphones. It's only a normal thing to them to have a good smartphone because of their economy. They already evolved a lot more than other countries. I think that cashless society will happen first in first world countries and then the world will become 100% cashless once the third world people arrive to the point when standard phones aren't used by people anymore.

First of all, not everyone who takes risks are making money from it and second of all, you can definitely earn profit even without having to take any risk. You can make money from signature campaigns. Is there a risk at all? Maybe in some altcoin campaigns but in bitcoin campaigns that have the funds escrowed? I don't think there's a risk at all. On the other hand, I agree with you on a different degree. Investing lets you earn profit and sometimes it's profit more than what you expect. I didn't really expect bitcoin to grow this much. Last year the price was just $600 and while I expect the price to rise, I didn't expect it to rise up to $5800. If I did, I should have hold all of my coins. I expected it to rise like $800 but never this much.

Bitcoin is a good way to invest your money but with the current price, it's becoming harder and harder to believe that because the price is already high. But then again this is what people also thought when the price of bitcoin was $4200 and then in just a couple of days the price of bitcoin went up to $5800. Obviously $5800 is not the highest price bitcoin will ever reach.

I think it's only in the third world countries where physical work is not profitable. In first world countries, everyone works in the office, everyone do art, everyone is knowledgeable and no one wants to build a house. They get their houses built. As you can see, there are agencies in third world countries that hire people to do labor like domestic helper, carpenter, factory worker, etc. because none of the people in the first world country wants to do those thing. Everyone wants something easy and everyone wants to make use of their knowledge and get paid for it.

So that's it, physical work is expensive in the first world but then obviously you don't live there. Knowledge work is paid a lot more in third world countries so cryptocurrency pays a lot more. Or simply because you are earning as much as first world crypto-earners, the only thing you have to do is to be competent and you're going to earn just as well.

You don't have to find solution for this particular problem by yourself. We have each other and I think that's one of the reasons why bitcoin wasn't made to be a fail-proof with a flawless and real life transaction time. It's for us to improve it. Bitcoin is adaptive and it can be molded depending on our needs. Recently bitcoin used to have a huge transaction fee and so it was fixed. Paypal requires a huge amount of transaction fee. You can increase the transaction fee of your bitcoin transactions and decrease the waiting time. That's all on your but I do think that in the future, it will be solved. Remember that bitcoin can be updated and be optimized on how we want it to be. Bitcoin is still a lot more convenient and cheaper than the other ways of sending money. If you don't mind waiting and you like to save some money (from the transaction fee), then bitcoin is definitely for you.

If bitcoin was not limited, then bitcoin will have zero value at all. It's unlimited, therefore it doesn't have value or it doesn't have much value. You are either being sarcastic or plainly looking at things the wrong way. The price of bitcoin is a disadvantage how exactly? The people who started out on bitcoin a couple of months ago have already doubled, tripled, or ten-fold their money. So how is bitcoin being a good investment a bad thing? That's the cycle. Bitcoin might be of high price today but if you buy today, you're going to earn some profit in the future just like everybody else.

Yes, sometimes the price is low but you have to deal with it. You simply have to think that the price will go back up and that it's not mandatory to sell. It's okay to hold your bitcoin for a long time and it's probably the best way to maximize your earnings from holding bitcoin.

And that another source of income can either be a passive or an active income. I suggest that you do active income at first while trying to learn about the economy and the society that you're living at. The economy differs in every place, and the people have a different attitude about certain things at certain places. A side line is alright. You can tutor students. The pay rate is well in my country, I don't know in your place. In first world countries, the people that do not have a professional day job have to take multiple jobs in order to pay bills. That's not the case in third world countries. With just one job, you're alright here unless you have a big family and you have to feed all of them. The ones that are able to survive that type of expense are those that work abroad or those that work with a paid overtime, basically people burning out themselves to death and still live pay check to pay check.

In passive income, that's only for the people who have the time to do research about the investment that they are about to do and have the time to keep an eye on it.

It is possible to earn 1BTC or 2BTC in a month without having to spend money. Who you know is very important in this world. If you have a connection to the people that knows about the incoming ICOs, then you can be their signature campaign manager in here by telling them even before they try to find one in this forum. Look at Yahoo, atriz, and all the other signature managers here. They surely know where to find the developers that are about to start their own ICO. The competition in this forum is quite tight so you have to be the first than everyone else. To do that, you should already have contacted the ICO developer before they post a thread here looking for a manager.

Signature campaign managers earn well but that's not the only job that pays well without any investment. You can also do freelance but then again you need some external help, someone who has contact to the clients.

I think there's just a lot more things to address before you go and put a global internet for people. For example, there are places where people don't have potable water (or drinkable water). That is needed to survive daily life. I think that if you had the money to implement what you're thinking of, then you should also have enough money to put these people in a better area, in an area where there's good water. Another thing, there are places where the land is just no good at all. You can't plant a tree, and so animals can't live there. Plants are dead, so livestock is also dead. It's just a matter of time before all these people die. They are barely living and yet your answer was to give them an Internet and a smartphone. Even with that device, do they know how to read? Are their brains nourished enough in order to learn all these? Remember that malnutrition comes with consequences, it affects the body and the mind.

If you don't like charity organizations, then maybe go to the place itself and donate what you want to donate but I do think there are places where massive donations are illegal or donations are not accepted at all (even without the law).

Maybe, but I sort of doubt it. The people that are capable of doing signature campaign knows how to speak in English and that skill alone gives you some good choices for a day job with the proper training by the company itself. There are even jobs that only require you to know how to speak in English relatively well. I think that the people that commit crime are not necessarily those type of people. People know their worth and their skills. I think most of the people that commit crime are the people that are uneducated. They have no other choice but to commit crime in order to make money and they know for themselves that they lack the skill to change their lives. You're dumb, what are you going to do to make real money? You kill, you snatch from people, you steal from people. You basically have no choice because all you can offer is the physical part of you. You are lacking the intelligence or knowledge to be an employee that pays really well.

I think that bitcoin has opened up a door of opportunities for a lot of people. But it's not for everyone because some people are not able to digest the ideology of bitcoin.

Enjin Coin was already removed in the last update. For nitrogensports, it says "full" on the title but it is not full according to the last page:

The best way to make money with bitcoin in 2017 without investment is signature campaigns. Even with tons of hates by other users, we can't deny the fact that signature campaigns pay actually pretty well. If you're doing signature campaign, then you are already better than most bitcoin users because some are just doing rev share, MLM, networking, faucets, solving captchas, etc. Not only these money making method are a waste of time, but you are also deceiving other people because you got deceived by another person.

In case that you have some bitcoins in you and you are willing to risk them, then I suggest that you try trading. Trading requires time and practice but so does everything else. I think that trading is a skill. True, luck is needed but if you know the coin, you can project that it will pump in the future and so you're going to invest in it. Just think about the early traders of bitcoin. They invested and held bitcoin for a long time because they knew that it's a solid technology.

You are a bitcoin user, why don't you go ahead and start with the "bitcoiners give money to the poor" plan of yours? Be an example for us. Well, that's right. You're not giving it to them, right? There's just no love in this world which is so pure that you are ready to be broke just so you can help someone out. You are not Mother Teresa, none of us is Mother Teresa. In this modern world, people don't care about each other anymore. People only look at themselves because that's how the world have molded them. People have learned that other people don't care about them and so in return they ended up having zero care about other people as well. This is a "build your own empire" kind of world now. You will find people along the way that are willing to work with you but in the end, they are just doing it for their own good and ultimately be better than you. No one's a true friend these days.

This is not some sort of drama or rant, this is just the truth and I've done my research to see that a lot of people actually believe this same thing.

I think when it comes to transaction time, bitcoin is actually slower. Unless you are willing to pay higher transaction fees, then your transaction is more likely going to take a couple of hours before it gets confirmed. Basically just think of it, as the transaction fee increases in bitcoin, the transaction time becomes lower. The transaction fee is high by default when transacting in fiat but the transaction time is really low. I think it's the same when it comes to that aspect. If you're willing to wait, just select bitcoin since it has cheap rate.

Along with all the obvious reasons (anonymity, cheap tx fee, security, etc) I choose bitcoin because the people that are selling digital goods on the Internet are only accepting bitcoins. Some in my place are also accepting load rebate but I think that's just a lot less convenient than having only one platform to transact with everyone on the Internet. Plus, the transaction fee is not as low.

I assume that you are talking about signature campaigns because you have mentioned "work to rank up". I'm sorry to say but it's not just as much as you think it is. Signature campaigns is a good way to earn money because it keeps you occupied for a couple of hours. If you don't have much things to do, you can do signature campaign just so you wouldn't be bored to death. You have also mentioned that "all people" should go all in with bitcoin (signature campaigns context), but signature campaigns is nowhere near profitable for first world country people. Maybe if you are a campaign manager then signature campaigns are an "alright" way to make money. Otherwise, then it will not even be able to feed you in a first world country.

The day jobs there have far better pay rates. Just an hour and you'll get 15$. I don't know how much you guys make in signature campaign but I think it's only enough to buy the things that you need (for a third world), which is not that much tbh.