I do not know the exact reasons that ended faucetbox, but that is surely a sign that the faucet model is not anywhere near the strength it was. I play with them here and there and faucethub.io has added a few cool things that keep some interest there. There are rising user levels and a rain feature in the chatbox.
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I really wish that people would research and not post topics based on half understandings of concepts. The "Tulip Bubble" and other bubbles are defined as high prices paid for a service/item that has a fraction of the value. Bitcoin is not that. The price may fall to $100 and that is still not a "bubble pop".
For the past three years Bitcoin has a defined transparent market value and despite the fact that it is an intangible, it has a value and that value is near the price paid, there are no bubbles there. The exact economically defined "bubble" based on the formulas and nothing more than the market cap of Bitcoin would mean that a bubble would not exist until the price hit $37,900.
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I love the concept that has eluded people for hundreds of years. I claim that I have a system to make $100 per hour forever. That's $2400 per day,$16,800 per week or $873,600 per year. But, rather than just do that and bank back that money, I am going to expose my secret and sell it to others at $5 per person. This can risk the future of my secret, but, hey, it's only $800,000 a year and I much prefer $50,000 per year in sales from the secret. Straight up, if the service/site/whatever is so great, why are you here pitching it to others.
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I was wondering, is there any offline wallet that can hold altcoins and bitcoins? I'm kinda done with having 10 different wallets :/
There is no wallet that can hold different alt coins, but most exchanges and sites that have multiple coins make it easy to handle them. The only time when this information is wrong is a sidechain token that was created under another coin. That coin may only be available from the parent wallet.
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It is not a hard concept, you made up the fact to support whatever you are trying to convince people of or to just start a thread because people can't just NOT be doing something. All exchanges show about 50/50 price up and down and they showed the same thing at the time of your posting.
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Yeah, that sounds like it may be an internal DNS hook. As long as the DNS is set right in the ASIC/rig/PC then you should be alright, set it to one of the biggies. Plus, check for hosts files on top of the DNS config and then compare some online DNS IP results with your own results through CLI and see what happens.
There are only so many places to hijack that request between the start and the finish and you should be able to track it down quick. A decent hacker using DNS could even redirect mining efforts or requests to the blockchain in nasty ways, either grabbing your info somewhere out there and forwarding the request along or worse.
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It is hard to say what you are trying to do. Move a balance across the office, store for a day or store for ten years. Each of those has a best option. For me, the only real reason for a paper wallet is to use it kind of like a gift certificate to present as a surprise, although there are other uses, I have never used the paper wallet option for more than that.
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I am technically not an IT, but I have been in internet business for a long time and the term detected is confusing me. I may just be behind the times and have missed a new server terms, who knows. First I thought you meant dedicated, but that is a bit confusing too because what would a dedicate virtual server be? I swear that I am the only one confused here, so.....what does detected mean in your thread as having to do with a VPS?
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It is a bit of a paradox, but it is kinda like saying that sales for X brand refrigerator would sky rocket if it was the only brand out there. One currency has a long time to get here and by the time it does, there are likely going to be other derivatives of Bitcoin that serve that purpose better. Then choosing that one currency will be another probelm.
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There is no need to find a person to tell you when to buy or sell. The best alternative for you is start learning how to trade, there are many media for learning trading such as youtube, forums, trading sites e.t.c put your mind and learn wholeheartedly with time you will surely become a good trader without waiting for someone to tell you when to buy or sell
There are a few services that throw trading signal alerts to your SMS, email or whatever, but that is a delay too and you can miss the mark. Your best bet is to have someone keep you in the loop for their investments over a period of time. The idea is for you to learn and be able to make the same types of trading choices in the future.
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It's back up for me. Growing pains I suspect, maybe combined with the DDOS other exchanges were seeing, i.e. just a ton of traffic since interest in this sector exploded a couple weeks ago. Nothing to worry about IMO.
It became a regular thing if you are a user of Coinbase. The price is falling and hoping to see it around 1500$+ as my prediction. Coinbase is having too much of a downtime recently and lots of accusations on them. Shifting to a better wallet is a preferable idea. This assumes that you can use the exchange site to that level with their issues. The internal exchange may mean that the exchange is just moving around database figures to represent your balances, like using their own coin to coin margins and not really moving BTC from one wallet to another. As long as the other coin keeps the value, its blockchain should be less crowded and go quicker.
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The nature of crypto and Bitcoin makes many new business models scam-like. Bitcoin itself started as a downloadable wallet, you synced up, made setgenerate true and a few minutes later you had probably 50 BTC, days later hundreds. Hold that wallet from then to now and you have a fortune by simply running your PC a few hours years back. That is a miracle scam formula right there, but it is true.
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5 will be listed with a buy it now price for 0.6BTC. First in first served. If they don't sell within a couple days, they will go to auction with a 0.5BTC reserve.
I have no idea what makes you think these are worth anywhere near that price. I would maybe... buy the whole lot for $150. Good luck with that. If you did some research before posting your going to find these are selling rather cheap. Also the Op, You never even mention if they have a balance on them. That is nearly the thing mentioned by most sellers of physical coins or paper wallets. Did these have a balance or were they just keep sakes and if there was a balance, we assume it is spent, but you should mention it either way.
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Most of the time, at least in the past, 80% of these new people, attracted by price, come for a short period and then go, losing interest or getting confused. That can mean a lot more blockchain traffic, a lot more small time mining, more exchange traffic and thusly more exchange mistakes that either alter a coins price by error or cause someone to get a great deal.
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but there is one problem i am having rather often; withdrawl confirmation emails are random.sometimes they arrive sometimes they dont. i cancel and withdraw again if i dont recevive the email. ...
now it is possible to use 2-FA for withdraw ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) that's a great! no more dealing with lost emails ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) thank you liqui 2FA is great, but I tell you that there is nothing that can change your world like a changed phone number. I changed from one service to another and did not bother with keeping the number, thinking nothing at all as I did it. Then, ban, within an hour a site that I was locked out of because I didn't think about the 2FA phone number.
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Let's say I am spending 250 USD to mine a coin of worth 330 USD, selling it immediately doesn't give me a big profit. If I am selling the same coin for 500 USD then thats a good strategy. (amount spent on mining per coin in FIAT) : (Value of the coin) when you get a good ratio convert the coin to FIAT.
You should almost always meet your genuine unsurety about selling a coin with a 50/50 trade. If your balance is 1000 X coins and you want/need to sell, but you have a lot of doubts, then try selling 50% of them, or 500 coins and go from there. You may be selling because of price changes up or down.
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It would have been better if you just learned how to use the search button, this question has been asked plenty of times before all over the forum not just this section.
The recommendations above will likely suit you, though. Just beware of impersonators.
Do not trust efforts to appear to provide security. Things like escrow and other "security" mechanisms are not any stronger than the people that provide thing, and those are total strangers, just like the people that they are protecting you from. Do trust in the system that is provided. Satoshi created a blockchain and system that provided a method to confirm TX's. Anyone that is trying to alter that system is trying to destroy the security that is within the system.
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Never had any problems with coinbase, except when buying btc sometimes it says failed and takes money from the card little bit later. You could just always do this if you dont want to get tracked by them: coinbase -> wallet -> bitcoin mixer service -> wallet. Don't store your bitcoins there, withdraw asap to an address you own private key for.
The moment money arrives in the coinbase wallet,logically you give out your control to the exchange.Meaning,they can do whatever the fuck they want with the coins.If the sources of your coins is through a gambling site or any fraudulent practices ,your account will be suspended with no explanations. Why choose a complicated way to make your bitcoins secure when you can simply use a small desktop wallet? We don't get scammed. The main thing is to not listen to the people here. They take the time and effort to garner some rank so that that they can take advantage of it and hit people hard. The next thing is to make sure that you are acting on your own choices and not those that are pushed on you by rumors and innuendo. Also, at the same time do not let another person push you into something, even if they do not seem to be trying to.
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The vast majority of coins are crap since forever.
Use your own judgement about what hold, what will be pumped and what should be dumped asap
Yes i agree with the fact. Heisenberg would have that all of the coins that you just stated in a thread with the mention of crap coins now have the potential to become or remain crap. The crypto markets are dominated by the control of the value and price through sheer rumors and manipulation. Need a lot of study and experience to find a good coin with long term benefit.
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There have been more than a few coin wallet issues and coin issues lately that have caused hiccups in many exchanges and online sites and the incessant paranoia and chatter just makes it a longer process to fix these things. Businesses and corporations are getting more and more demands for "transparent" business based on the errant idea that they owe some level of this to the clients, they do not.
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