Ok, hope to clear things up with this last post.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935179.msg19863774#msg19863774
Over here you can see my BTC Address as quoted: 1CykGpvBDw7X37zUdkvMZdY5GqC2wZ6MtW

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Here is a signed message from my Electrum Wallet:
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Hi! I am EXtremeAEX, 28/10/2017

ILaLJwHaIDA4vyDfPAAMVRbiZoCNVHfz6hOd2aGBA0A7ZcdRRII4PbNL9kwr+m0Kkz/zX0dpyuk0cpPVX+GAfqA=
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What this guy is doing is that he is pretending to have the account of someone else (for fun???)

I can also say I am selling a hero member account with 490 act. and 2156 posts, with green trust. Wish to resolve this ASAP.

(I will stake my address after this has been cleared)

It works fine for me, your drop down bar looks different from mine. Try using Chrome/Firefox, and it should look something like this:


I really like this site, it even have social features, and I recommend it to those who have a huge crypto portfolio. Just import it from your exchange site and there you go! Has basically everything you need there.

I guess this is a good starting place, and I really like the conversation as it feels so REAL that I can relate to, haha! It is true that no one will read chunks of text, so a suggestion is to create a better first impression, basically when you visit a site, the looks matter.

Add some images at the start, like a small comic of the 3 characters (I can draw up something real quick if you want ), and some at the side bars. Since this is a relatively new blog, a short introduction about it, and perhaps you, the author, can help too. I used to manage a blog about Bitcoin, but I couldn't keep up with the current news and I took an eternal break. Good luck though!

Perhaps you can change your blog name to 'Bitcoinconomics'??

Just came across this site not long ago, and the design and user interface are pretty user-friendly, try this out! https://altpocket.io/

Here's a screenshot of the site, you just have to enter the prices which you bought at/sold, and it will tell you your profits. Sick site, highly recommended. I came across similar sites before, but this one is my favorite so far.

And its free!!

Currently it is still just a rumor, probably started on Reddit. They have Tether, though.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NEO/comments/78pkfc/huobi_to_reopen_on_26th_october/

If you want official news, check this: https://www.huobi.pro/notice/

China just wants to ban Bitcoin so that they can have more control over the citizen's money, and Bitcoin have the potential to even replace their currency in their daily transactions. Also, they can't just do what they want and ban Bitcoin entirely.

Bitcoin is international, and I am sure other countries will have some say (US), and even their own citizens. Hope Bitcoin can make a comeback soon  

Try to avoid those sites that you know does that. You can disable Javascript, and it can block out the miner running in the background as it is mostly likely using Javascript. You can prevent this by having add-ons to your browser, such as ScriptBlock, which I use for Chrome.

I am not sure, but I think it is possible to detect the 'BTC/Monero' miner by 'inspect element' on the site. Apparently this is actually a threat that is getting more common, called Cryptojacking. Had a good read here.

https://www.wired.com/story/cryptojacking-cryptocurrency-mining-browser/

To kickstart this thread again, here is a simple avatar of a Bitcoin Bunny, and once again, I am taking up offers for those that wants a random avatar, or feel free to request one!


80px x 80px Ready for use

All avatars here are free to use, and I will be making a collage of everything pretty soon, keep an eye out for that! 

Sorry if there is a misunderstanding but that isn't me and I have not given my account to anyone. OP had just copied and pasted my info and impersonated me.

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Well, they can buy down 21 million BTC and keep all of them to themselves, essentially 'killing' Bitcoin. On a serious note, no, I feel that it is difficult for them to do so. Even if countries like China tries to ban Bitcoin in their own country, they cant exactly do so to the whole world, and there will always be a use for Bitcoin somewhere else.

Bitcoin is still gaining popularity, and its community is growing, so unless all the governments team up and say NO to BTC, it would not happen (I hope).
Citizens > Government, and we need to believe this as well.

Hi, hope I can participate in this campaign!

BTCTalk Name: EXtremeAEX
Bitcoin Talk Profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=343074
Rank: Senior Member
Post Count (including this post): 694
BTC Address: 1CykGpvBDw7X37zUdkvMZdY5GqC2wZ6MtW

Avatar has just been changed, so it may take some time for it to register its change. Thanks! Wish this ICO all the best!

Havent it already? The 5000$ milestone was a breakthrough for Bitcoin as the price was fluctuating about 4000+ and seems like it was somewhat stable. I predict that it would rise again very quickly in the next year, even way higher than 10k is possible now, seeing how Bitcoin is growing so rapidly.

Obviously the most popular ones that everyone knows will be the best way to spread. If Google invests in Bitcoins in a large scale, it would probably increase awareness around the world, same goes to any large companies out there.

If Microsoft installs a Bitcoin Wallet in every computer, or your local supermarket/mall accepts Bitcoin, you can get people to start using them too.

Hi, I would like to leave the campaign. Thanks @Darkstar, and wish ChipMixer all the best!

It looks like it is dropping real fast and it this continues the price can easily fall through $1500, and perhaps reach $1000. o~o It is hard to say now, and you may be correct, as more people sell due to FUD, you can get a good price to buy instead.

I would try a 'Martingale' way of buying, just buy a bit more when the price drops, and that way you can recover your losses when the price recovers. If it starts to reach $1200, I'll start getting all of those Bitcoins. 

There will be risks, and if the exchange sites are not ready, you might not get your coins, hence the most secure way is to control your own private keys, for example you can download a desktop wallet like Bitcoin Core or Electrum, whichever suits you.

Also, it is always advised not to keep large amount of your coins in exchanges as you do not have the private keys, so you DO NOT actually own them until you have access to your private keys.

Check here too: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/bitcoin-beginners-guide-surviving-bip-148-uasf/

The thread by theymos is very useful as well, be sure to read it if you haven't!
Are you ready for Aug 1st?

I know that my city do not have a chance as it is in SE Asia, plus they are lots of bike sharing available in my country, so I voted for France instead.

Subscribed, and hope to see updates soon! So it would be launched in 2018? Hopefully your service can become global and people can get to know more about Bitcoin and earn some themselves. Honestly speaking, I think this has a potential to become global, so I am really looking forward to this. Any updates or new information?

Yeah, the thing about this mixer that is different and unique are chips, and I find that a very interesting way to mix your Bitcoins, plus you can even 'bet' in ChipMixer where you double your chips (E.g. 0.512 BTC chip --> 1.024 BTC chip) and repeat it again, so it has a gambling element in it that makes it interesting.

The best part is that no fees are charged, which I still do not get. Don't you have to pay transaction fees at the very least, but yet no fees are charged? I know people can choose to donate, but how much I am not sure how much.

Hmm? It is a faucet and that works exactly the same as any other faucet that you can find.

The picture which I showed you:


I had used this many times already, and here is the payout:


The love token is just another random token that can be found in the tokens section, if you want some random tokens, just say so and I can give it to you. (worthless though, just for collection)

If you have any doubts, you do not have to create new threads, perhaps a bump will do or you can always send a PM.

You do not lose anything, so why the question?

Faucets, like wavesdrop.com, earn money when you visit their site as they earn by advertising. When you view their ads, they earn, simple as that, so they reward you for you to visit their site.

The thing is, the payout is relatively small, not even worth one cent. If you really want WAVES, just buy them, no other easy way to get them fast.

If you are looking for free WAVES, do you mean faucets? Here is a well known one, wavesdrop.com, do check it out.


It would be difficult to get a lot of WAVES from faucets though, so I recommend you to get some WAVES on an exchange sites like Bittrex that support WAVES, and then deposit it into your wallet.

I had no idea waveswallet can hold ETH and other coins. Is it even possible? It can hold some of the verified tokens like MRT (Mining Rewards Token) though.

At first when I used their wallet, I deposited BTC but did not know that every transaction fee requires 0.003 WAVES, meaning I had to deposit some WAVES before buying anything there.

EDIT: Yes, I have used the faucets a few times personally and I proabably got about 0.005 from it in total.

Honestly, I find it a very good site that offers security and trustworthiness, and I like their features and interface a lot, and I have used it the past 4 years or so. Their customer support is very responsive too and simple to use too. However, if you are using their wallet, do not store all your coins there, and in any online exchanges, especially when August 1 is nearing.

If you are talking about their buy/sell Bitcoins service, I think it is also one of the best ways (and easiest) to use, for all the same reasons. Are you looking for a place to buy/sell or just an online wallet?