Just an example form my own experience. I've heard about bitcoin in 2011, I've been reading this forum and later I even registered an account about which I forgot later. After some pumps and dumps I essentially lost interest (partially due to other personal matters). Then I registered a new account in 2016, but I was mostly reading. This year things started to get really interesting (huge price increase, ICOs, SegWit, Bitcoin Cash, etc.), so now I am more or less active.
I suppose there may be a lot of people like me, and even greater number of those who do not use this forum at all.
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It's not too late. I try to buy small amounts with my spare money during the dips. My latest purchase was above the current price, but the previous ones were at about $3200 and below, so I have no reason to worry
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The ICO dashboard is buggy. When I click 'Settings' in the upper right corner, nothing happens. Logout works as expected. Checked using the latest Firefox browser on several computers under both Windows and Linux.
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Monaco coins? As far as I know, Electrum is for BTC only, there are also forks for Bitcoin Cash (Electron Cash) and Litecoin (Electrum-LTC).
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(The biggest bloodbath was the April 2013 crash, where price in three days went from $250 down to less than $100. That's 60%!)
It was even worse in the early days, from $30 to slightly above $2 in 2011, almost 15 times! The volatility is decreasing.
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I have some questions we all know Bitcoins cannot be traced to the owners, or no one can ever know who owns how much, how did these guys get caught? I remember reading two articles one where Russia welcomes Bitcoins other they are not keen, now if they say they are arrested only for trading on bitcoin that's a bad situation for Russians using bitcoins, or there is a bigger picture that we don't know? I don't think that they can be prosecuted for such petty offence or can they? This is not good for Bitcoin cause other countries may use this case as a example. Op keep positing new updates as and when you get them.
They were not just trading, they were exchanging bitcoins for cash and using literally hundreds of debit cards. There was no way to maintain anonymity. Moreover, these guys were not very secretive - they had a password written on a board in their office...
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It probably was money laundering and maybe also tax evasion. On one hand, it may be bad for bitcoin's reputation, on the other - it shows that bitcoin is gaining wider and wider acception, legal or not.
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Candles and lines! Their color and shape)
I hope that since this exchange will be controlled by the people, questions like adding such interface features will be decided by popular voting or something similar. That would be great!
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I see what more people want dark side theme but have people who want light theme. I think team mandarin do all variant's. Good luck.
Yes, ideally both themes should be made available and the user should be able to choose the theme. in addition to choosing a theme, I would like to have a choice of trade graphics Candles or just lines or something else? Yes, that would be nice too.
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A question about the big distribution planned for November 2nd. Will it be only for those who have 10 BTX or more, like the current 3% airdrops, or for everyone holding any amount of BTX?
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I see what more people want dark side theme but have people who want light theme. I think team mandarin do all variant's. Good luck.
Yes, ideally both themes should be made available and the user should be able to choose the theme.
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A question about the Mandarin card. Is it planned to be USD only? It would be great to have a Euro card also, especially because some EUR pairs will be available at the exchange.
It's planned to be USD only, but if our users are interested, we can also possible to issue cards in euro too. All right, I hope many users will get interested Anyway, it planned for the next year, so there is still a lot of time.
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Yes, it's definitely possible to buy bitcoins using a card at Cex.io and then transfer them to your own wallet.I did exactly this a week days ago. I use Electrum, not Blockchain.info, but it should not matter. Cex.io charges 0.001 BTC for withdrawal.
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This is why I think that bitcoin won't be serving us for daily transactions in near future. In order to support daily transactions in near future, a coin must have a reasonable fees, fast transaction and most important of all, big coin cap (21 Mil isn't going to serve any good for daily transactions). I would safely say that bitcoin is going to be our digital gold.
Bitcoin is divisible, so 21 million coins is not a problem, but everything else agrees with my own thoughts. Yes, it look more and more like digital gold, good for investment etc., much more convenient than physical gold, but unsuitable for daily payments. Maybe higher level solutions like Lightning Network can change this...
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Don't waste your time on this crappy site. I opened an account 3 years ago. Yesterday this site came to my mind due to the postings in this thread. I've accumulated shitcoins worth about 4 Cents over the past 3 years. Don't waste your time signing up... So it is that old. I've seen it today and immediately thought that it should be some kind of pyramid with all these referral levels...
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Is the bounty campaign over? Do you have to change the official avatar if you take part in the bounty movement?
No, it's certainly not over, the ICO has just started. Avatars are for Full Member and up only.
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Of these two designs I would prefer the black one. White is good, but there is too much white and too little contrast. Orange and green percentage numbers on white are barely readable.
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It is written in the beginning. There will be card on them you can get the necessary currency through the specified payment system if I have understood correctly.
It is written that the default currency of the card will be USD and there will be automatic exchange function. But I would like to get a card in EUR to directly spend Euros from the exchange without conversion.
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A question about the Mandarin card. Is it planned to be USD only? It would be great to have a Euro card also, especially because some EUR pairs will be available at the exchange.
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Definitely not. Bitcoin may help you get more affluent, but not in an instant. And being rich in the first place helps a lot to get richer, by bitcoin or not.
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