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501  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How much had you lost with bitcoin and before it?Did you won? on: February 03, 2016, 05:18:44 PM
I haven't lost anything, I've only gained ever since I've earned Bitcoins by doing tasks and small freelance jobs online. I don't really mind how the Bitcoin price is at the moment, since I've not invested my personal money or exchanged fiat to Bitcoins.
502  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The need for decentralised exchanges — has never been more important on: February 03, 2016, 03:47:02 PM
Well I can only recall localbitcoins, but trust becomes an issue with decentralized exchange too. Like in cases where we have to meet up personally and exchange. But yeah, apart from that It makes me realize that localbitcoins has made it possible for me to purchase Bitcoins without having to furnish KYC/KML documents.
503  Economy / Speculation / Re: Price is going sideways again on: January 30, 2016, 05:55:05 PM
At the moment the sellers are in control of the price and the price might drop to about $350 and probably from then on would have some support. Probably some news about the Japanese Banks being charged a negative interest rate might boost buyers to buy Bitcoins and probably stabilize the price.
504  Economy / Economics / Re: Japan adopts negative interest rate in surprise move on: January 30, 2016, 05:51:07 PM
Well the Government is doing it to induce spending by people, the banks have to pay -0.1% of the funds being deposited to the Central Bank. This was done basically because a lot of people in Japan are growing richer and have the habit of saving to an extent where the money flow in the economy is slow. This move should boost investment.
505  Local / India / Re: Bitcoin ATM in India ? on: January 30, 2016, 04:01:02 PM
Setting up a Bitcoin ATM might be risky and probably not so profitable considering that you purchase the Bitcoin ATM machine using Bitcoins. But that's not an issue at all, the real issue is getting the right permissions as a private ATM operator. Normally banks setup the ATM's and have permissions from RBI with security. Unlike abroad where smaller private companies can setup their own ATM machines, such facilities are hard to obtain here. Also the costs of buying and maintaining an ATM machine with security are high and the returns might be low considering low Bitcoin users.
506  Local / India / Re: India gets its first Bitcoin Training Program | Powered By Coinsecure" on: January 30, 2016, 03:51:52 PM
Sounds exciting, it's good to know that Bitcoin trading training is being provided. Only issue is that the cost of the training is pretty high, but it might be worth. Also, one more thing to note the link to the PDF instructing about the training program is dead, would be wonderful if you had a mirror to it.
507  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Some hard truth about Satoshi's identity on: January 30, 2016, 03:47:49 PM
Those are some nice indicators to determine the kind of English Satoshi speaks. But another question is aren't whitepapers usually approved or edited by some editors? And also, I'd like to know even if we did know he was North American, and did try to triangulate his location it still would be hard to filter it further.
508  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to motivate women to use Bitcoin? on: January 28, 2016, 06:13:11 PM
Women love two things : shopping and jewellery , so start offering them shopping sites where they can shop with bitcoins and rather more give them opportunity to earn btc and buy some GOLD Tongue with it, I can guarantee women will dominate even men in using BTC.
Really like your comments lol, women is women, they need first gifts free of costs and whenever they need anything they can tell their boyfriends, husbands or brothers they have to give them whatever they want. but when women know the value of bitcoins they will earn more then the men because most of the time they stay at home and can use the laptop for bitcoins purpose very well.

Actually thinking about gold, I realized that if a woman wanted to receive gold as payment for work being done, she could do so, but with Bitcoins she could probably hold it and later exchange it for gold when the price of Bitcoins exceeds the percentage than that of gold.
509  Economy / Economics / Re: How too get rich on: January 28, 2016, 06:09:28 PM
Buy or develop your own time machine and go back to 2008 and mine BTC on the computer at your mothers house in the basement

Considering time travel there exists a paradox known as the Temporal Causal Paradox. If by chance I got to go back in time and met my old self and told myself to copy my idea of mining bitcoins back then, I'd have to go back again in time when I reach present. I'd not want to be rich mining Bitcoins just to go back in time to inform my old self again Tongue. I'd be stuck in a time loop.

But yeah, it's no use thinking about the opportunities I had in the past, I'd look forward for the opportunities in the present and future.
510  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Would you eat a human? on: January 28, 2016, 05:51:38 PM
Well looking at the votes, it seems like a troll question xD. But there's now way I'd even think about eating a human even if I was with my best bud stranded somewhere without food. I'd rather die of starvation. Human flesh has lots of toxins that would nearly kill someone if eaten.
511  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Who will win WW3? on: January 28, 2016, 05:49:16 PM
Actually, I'm honestly of the opinion that there wont be a World War 3. It's been years since there was the last war and the World Governments have Peace organizations have united to help countries interact with each other and deal situations calmly. Honestly, the idea of discussions of a World War 3 happening shouldn't be taken too strongly, it's not something that can happen out of the blue considering how each country has economic ties and political ties.
512  Economy / Services / Re: YoBit.Net - Signature Campaign - Realtime Payouts (daily) on: January 28, 2016, 05:45:48 PM
I reported button a few pages back in this thread, it was the first time it had happened to me since I am relatively new to YoBit. SUpport replied to my ticket and said it "would be fixed today" or something.

I'm not too worried since I just let my signature earning accumulate during the month for later trade or whatever, but I am sure it will be fixed soon.  Cool

The "blue button deactivated" things happen time by time (every 7/10 days), if you scroll the thread back in the days you will se other peoples claiming the problem.
That's will be fixed automatically by Yobit/the campaign, in fact you will see the balance still keep growing while you post on the forum....is only a temporary issue about transfering balance that will be back to normal as soon as possible.
Greets  Wink

I'm glad I got to read this from you. I was worried about the withdrawals not working on hitting the blue send to wallet button. Any idea on why this happens time to time every 7/10 days? It's actually the first time I'm noticing this, so I guess it doesn't happen that often? Despite this, I don't mind withdrawing at a later period, I appreciate the fact that YoBit allows withdrawals everyday or every few hours.
513  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why do people use so many Bitcoin wallets? on: January 28, 2016, 04:29:41 PM
There could be several reasons for using multiple Bitcoin wallets. I use Mycelium on my Android phone cause it offers the ability of restoring the wallet with a seed and since my phone is portable it's easier to have it on the phone to transact on the go, whereas I use Electrum on my desktop. I don't like the electrum wallet for android cause it seems a bit too bad on the UI experience.

Apart from this other reasons could be because people prefer storing their Bitcoins on different wallets, just like some people have multiple bank accounts in different banks.
514  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Describe BITCOIN in ONE word. on: January 28, 2016, 03:44:25 PM
Borderless

This is because Bitcoin has expanded everyones venues to be able to transact without restrictions from a central authority who regulates external remittances, and is infact cheap to transact with.
515  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Methods of growing your Bitcoin? on: January 28, 2016, 03:41:51 PM

Well yeah that are the basis rules of trading. Buy low, sell high.
When it come to investments make sure to understand the investment, it's risks and it's purpose.
If you believe in it you assume price rise and thus you can buy it.

When it comes to altcoins always make sure to read about the developers + make sure there is sufficient volume.

In general, buy when the dip and sell when you sees profit. We can't consider any price as high and low like $500 someday may be the new bottom of bitcoin price etc.

As long as you execute your trading move, make sure you are ready for what will be the output for it. In case the wind is not turning the way you want, we can wait a for a while before thinking of getting out. After all there are ways to minimize loss.

How about faucets and mining. I think these are safe way to grow your BTCs.

Faucet websites need not be necessarily safe. Most of them are filled with clickbait malware advertisements and fake cloud mining websites that lure poor visitors who aren't aware of their evil and ponzi schemes. Also to be able to mine by yourself, you'll need lots of investment in ASIC miners and many of them with low electricity costs, the risk involved in this kind of investment is huge considering the growing costs of electricity if you're not in a country with cheap electricity.
516  Other / Politics & Society / Re: should women be blamed for wearing daring dress thus reason they were raped on: January 27, 2016, 04:22:29 PM
Women can't be blamed for their dress, if a man went out with a daring dress I don't really see women go and rape a man for it. I think if women are blamed for the type of dress they wear it's the worst thing I've heard.

Hmm... Women raping men is much more common than you seem to think. It's a real thing, around 25% of rapes are done by women. It's not because all the associations are made by women to protect women that the problem is only concerning them.

But these need not necessarily be because of men wearing daring clothes. Also, 25% of rapes being done by women is still very very less compared to the opposite. But equal rights and protection for both genders rights are necessary.
517  Economy / Economics / Re: Mining coins save or sell it? on: January 27, 2016, 03:49:31 PM
It's your decision to either hold the coins you've mined or sell them for fiat. But my question to you is, are you mining Bitcoins and do you have a mining farm? If you are mining Bitcoins, do you find it profitable?

If you've profited from mining Bitcoins you could always save it and probably invest a certain percentage back to purchase more mining rigs.
518  Economy / Investor-based games / Re: Any Bsave.io savers around here? on: January 27, 2016, 03:20:33 PM
BSave has said that it'll be attending the Bitcoin Miami conference to discuss more about its service, but honestly I feel very insecure to be linking my Coinbase account to their website and transferring the funds to their saving account. They have total control over all our funds. I also know of a similar service called magnr which pays a bit more annually. I would love to know how is the interest rate compounded, is it monthly or annually?
519  Other / Politics & Society / Re: should women be blamed for wearing daring dress thus reason they were raped on: January 27, 2016, 03:13:48 PM
Women can't be blamed for their dress, if a man went out with a daring dress I don't really see women go and rape a man for it. I think if women are blamed for the type of dress they wear it's the worst thing I've heard.
520  Economy / Economics / Re: Why You Should Never Sell Your Bitcoins Ever on: January 27, 2016, 02:55:00 PM
You have a point there while comparing Bitcoins to antiquated fiat currency, but I have my own reason for not selling my Bitcoins. I feel with Bitcoins I am free to transact out of the grip of a Reserve Bank/central authority having control over how much I can spend and if or not I can spend out of my country or remit out of my country. Right now it's very hard/there are high fees for remittances from where I live. I prefer holding my Bitcoins and not selling them for these reasons.
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