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Do you want people to signup at that Golden Eagle investment fund that were promoting on your vk.com page?
It would be great if you mention the particular task(do we have to do something in addition of just registering and verification) and the payment rate per signup and verification.
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This is why I stopped using freebitco.in 3 years ago.I had the same problem with the dice game. Too bad I didn't figure out to just refresh the browser or delete cache and cookies.  I might signup again and start using freebitco.in more frequently. What the hell is a client seed? |
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I am not a big fan of sport betting due to the lot of manipulations involved on the results but I love to watch and do races,so I got a question about is there any crypto gambling sites offer betting services for the tournaments like F1 and Moto GP. Just asking out of curiosity.  Do you think there's no manipulations going on races? I don't know about F1 or Moto GP,but there are lots of crypto sports betting sites accepting horse races. Just search on Google.Does it suit your needs,OP? |
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I read somewhere that Bitcoins according to trading investors generally gives off parabolic signals which marks increase before the actual event.
Right now if we go according to them, it have just given a parabolic signal for increasing tremendously for a 5th time now , no one knows how high it will plunge, but it will be followed by a huge sell off in the market ( offcourse since many are here for short term gains ) thus the price may then plummet to where we all started from , what do you think ?
Will it go that low, after the price surge ?
Please share your views.
Can you share with us the source of that info?Some article? If it was so easy to predict the bitcoin price behaviour(using those "parabolic signals")every trader would make a lot of money pretty easy.In reality,it's not that easy to predict the short term bitcoin price patterns. |
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Check your computer for malware using software like malwarebytes(if it's available for Mac) or some anti-virus program.
Most likely you have sent the coins to another address.
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i am back in kripto, and now all ICO is IEO,
what is tecnical difference? IEO is better then ICO?
i know difference with ICO and STO, here is different tokens (security and equity)
IEO is same shit as ICO?
why is shock about IEO, IDK, can someone help me with short answers?
Initial exchange offerings (IEO) are a little bit more trusted than the ICOs,especially if the IEO is backed by a big and trusted cryptocurrency exchange platform.However,IEOs from small and unknown crypto trading platforms are as shady and suspicious as the ICOs. For me,ICOs are more like crypto crowdfunding and IEOs are something like crypto exchange platform IPOs(without stocks). |
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This is old news.I highly doubt it will work.
I still don't know how this "trust score" is calculated and how it can be verified that the info backing the trust score is actually true.It might be fake as well.
Fake trading volume is a problem,but the solution is peer-to-peer trading,not false trust scores.
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Hi I have recently purchased £200 of bitcoin and want to understand how to read and analysis charts. What would be the most appropriate type of analysis for a newbie? I am also looking to invest a further £50 in ethereum or should I stick to bitcoin ? Thanks in advance for you advice Use Tradingview.Get some good trading signals sources(google "trading signals"). Do you plan to learn day trading or you want to just buy and HODL some btc and eth? If you really want to learn and practice crypto trading,then your second question is stupid. |
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Link: https://www.coinmarketfeed.com/bitcoin-news/report-google-search-volume-and-tweets-responsible-for-bitcoin-price-surgeIn a recent research on Google trends and Twitter, it has been found out that the number of tweets and their corresponding sentiments can influence prices. The research ultimately reflects that Bitcoin price trends reflect crowd psychology. Per the research, 21 million bots on Twitter, posted information about spam, advertisements, prices, etc. Moreover, the researchers have found out that Twitter sentiment is positive in nature even in the wake of falling prices. However, despite their findings researchers have incorporated sentiment analysis using different techniques. Researchers have used open source VADER (Valence Aware Dictionary and Sentiment Reasoner) for analyzing tweet data. Furthermore, tweet data dating back to 2014 using the site bitinfocharts.com. Google trends data (SVI) was also taken into account. Every market price reflects the crowd psychology.We don't need some fancy analysis report to show us that fact.I hate Twitter ever since I deleted my Twitter account 6 years ago.It's a spambot fest and I don't understand why do so many people like about that social media platform. Google trends can be pretty accurate sometimes,though. |
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Yes I will pay income tax (laws here) in my country. So I have not to pay additional tax in the US, when trading on Bittrex?
Thats the question. Because the trade happens in the US if i trade on Bittrex. You aren't liable for taxes in the US in this situation. It doesn't matter where the trade happens. If you aren't a US citizen/national or resident alien, and you aren't engaged in a business in the US, you have no tax liability there. Your capital gains are between you and your local tax authority. But the OP opened a Bittrex account,which means that he is engaged in a business.Or maybe not? Having a trading account in Bittrex makes him a customer,not a trader or businessman. There are some taxation settlements between the USA and other countries that are regulating those case studies.OP,you should do your research there. |
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Everyone has a few. What are yours?
My main ones are - unit bias has held back BTC's progress in the mind of the public.
Bitcoin will never see widespread use as a currency.
95-99.5% of the world does not want to be their own bank. And a decent proportion who do want to be, should not be.
My unpopular opinions: 1.Bitcoin is only a bunch of code and the creation of that code (mining)wastes electricity. 2.The only incentive about using bitcoin is the possibility of a future price increase. 3.People will never fully adopt bitcoin,because they want to be slaves of the government protected banks.(it keeps their false sense of security) |
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Washington has put pressure on Google to stop Huawei from using Android and Google play services. Is this another example of Washington trying to control the Internet, and actually having the opposite result? I'm becoming increasingly annoyed by the constant attempts by Google to install unwanted apps on my phone, and my blocking attempts seem to create a list of warnings every time I turn on the phone. Open source operating systems for mobiles seem to have had mixed success, but maybe this ban will give the embryonic industry a much needed boost. I'd be interested in buying a new Huawei phone if it helped me to escape from the control of Google and Washington.
I wouldn't call this a "new era".This "new era" will stop after the Trump's presidency ends. Trump's negotiation tactics are pretty short term and I wouldn't be suprised if he negotiates a deal with China and the pressure against Google and other US corporations to ban Huawei gets removed. |
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So, My account got hacked and someone started using this account normally as it was his account, all the posts in my profile are made from him and not from me, why would someone use my account for posting and commenting topics? I had emails coming in my mail saying people were quoting me etc, that's so weird lol
Are you talking about your bitcointalk account?Can you share with us your hacked account's username? I remember that hackers used to steal bitcointalk accounts,because there was a marketplace for buying and selling them and also using them as a collateral for crypto loans.I'm not quite sure that btctalk accounts have the same value as before. |
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Bitcoin will always be worth zero in the eyes of sertain people,like this John Crudele guy.
The real question is,why should we give a damn about their opinions?We all know more about the crypto world and the blockchain than them.Their views about crypto are 99% BS.
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I'm sure that the victim of the scam could easily file a chargeback and get his money back.
There are many cases of credit/debit card scam/fraud but unlike crypto frauds the people that were scammed can get their money back.We can't judge that MacDonalds will start implementing blockchain technologies and crypto payments just because of one scam.
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They basically gamble with customers' money.
Every cryptocurrency exchange platform in the world is doing that.Cryptopia isn't different. They will pay out to customers at a price(and a currency) that suits their needs and can let them run away with some profit,after the liquidation. 8% coins stolen from a hack isn't enough for a crypto trading platform to bankrupt. |
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"Only verified tether users can redeem USDT..."
Oh,so how Bitfinex is making it harder for the tether users to redeem their money.This is just one step closer to the exit scam.The gossips about the Tether reserve might be right.This is just a fractional reserve crypto bank scam that is coming to it's end.
They are using a part of the tether fiat reserve to buy bitcoin.This proves what a fraud tether actually is.
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Do you think the real Satoshi Nakamoto would create a website called satoshi.nakamoto.guru? This is just a guy with a weird sense of humor that pretends to be the real Satoshi for the sake of joking around.He even supports the idea of a "Tobin tax".The real Satoshi wouldn't support the Tobin tax. |
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So I noticed that many Bitcoin sites utilize 2 Factor Verification for new registrations. This requires you to provide your cell # and they send you a code which you type in to verify.
I'm always hesitant to provide my cell # because I want to maintain my anonymity as much as possible. Does anyone know if the phone # data is stored for 2 Factor Verification? Of course I know it is for 2 Factor Authentication but I'm specifically referring to 'Verification".
So you are afraid to someone is going to send you spam SMS texts or call you? I've been using 2 factor authentication ever since I started using crypto wallets and exchange platforms and I have never received any spam SMS or any phone call from an unknown number. Trust me,your phone number isn't such a sensitive and valuable private information. |
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BTC,ETH and XRP might become a little bit more popular after 4 years,but they will definitely never be in the mainstream.More people will know about the coins,but the amount of real active users won't increase with more than 25-35% due to the price volatility,regulatory chaos and the crypto hacks/scams. |
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