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5621  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Best Platform To Trade on: November 07, 2016, 08:34:37 AM
I usually trade on poloniex and it's the best and if the coin is good and you really trust it and if the work is going on in the background for the coin then even ccex bittrex live coin your are also good
Try cex.io also, it is very good and the platform is quite professional. Lots of bitcoin are being traded there on daily basis, I have been using this platform since 2013 (started using it for cloud mining) and never had any problem with them. Honestly I am not thinking of trying any new platform for my bitcoin trading, I believe I am already with the best one.
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C-cex is running smoothly in few years indeed,but their interface just so boring honestly,if i do say i would prefer to the exchangers with the most attractive interface yet secure and popular,trading on this kind of site will gives us a different impression and it's actually quite awesome rather than the boring ones,just my honest opinion and didn't offend any fan of C-cex
5622  Economy / Economics / Re: possible government regulations? on: November 07, 2016, 08:31:15 AM
regulations are not something you should fear. actually it is the opposite. although there are times when they are hurtful and hard to accept but in general and over time regulation can even be good for bitcoin. because people will trust bitcoin easier and can use it much easier than fearing "what ifs" for the future.

I do not think it will be good. In any case, the government will try to tax the use of cryptocurrency, which is very bad
and in other side,government will make a regulation which could possibly making bitcoin users feel safe such as protection to them rather than being accused as using illegal currency and could make them getting jailed? which one would you prefer? paying tax or getting jailed if they were banned bitcoin

Watching what taxes. If the percentage is very high, it is more profitable to abandon the use of Bitcoin. Well, some certainly are risks and illegally extract cryptocurrency
If that government would regulate a quite high tax for bitcoin then it's a mistake being made by government,people will try to avoid any kind of taxes or even worse don't pay the taxes and then the regulation is failed

from my opinion,the government will only obligate bitcoin users to pay taxes as much as fiat users does

5623  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to be a good bitcoin investor to prevent scammed on: November 07, 2016, 07:50:29 AM
I try never to invest in hyips and always look for sites where the Admin shows his face, whether he has a genuine and active facebook, linkedin, twitter account and also if the company is solid numbers wise and has a lot of support.
Yes i agree with you, usually people who got scam making investment into HYIP's website and the best way for not get scam is never making investment on there, because all of HYIP's website fast or slow they always becomes scammers in the ending and never be survive for long time.
well that's indeed a problem and HYIPs are bad,by stopping to invest into these kind of sites will stop them to get scammed but the problem is how to figure out whether the website is HYIP or not because some websites even stated that they're not a HYIP site but actually running HYIP system which is definitely tricking some investors and the result they catch those investors and stole the funds,for example,a cloud mining that's now are popular and most of them are actually running with Ponzi/HYIP system
5624  Other / Off-topic / Re: Average Age of Bitcoin users on: November 07, 2016, 07:46:45 AM
I dont know what is the average age of the bitcoin users. Because many bitcoin bitcoin user dont reveal their profiles, cause they want to be anonymous. But i have many friend that is using bitcoin at age 15-19
but to me as i know some people who are using bitcoin and whose age is above 30, therefore to me the age of the most users will be above 30,
yeah you've seen some people whose age is above 30 but doesn't mean the most of bitcoin users is above 30 years old,as you stated that you just seen some and can't just generalize,even though the exact result is impossible to be found,but you can know from this topics that actually people stated they're below 30 and it's valid
5625  Economy / Economics / Re: Is Paypal a scam? on: November 07, 2016, 06:49:27 AM
I hope that PayPal will restore its reputation and will work as early as in the near future. It is a pity that they have lost a lot of customers. Nobody wants to risk their money
they don't lost a lot customers,even they do,they will always get a bunch of new customers,as i've seen that paypal verification service are now growing up and getting used widely among many people,it's a clue that paypal still become a need for those who transacting in online world

even their policies are sucks and painful,you can't avoid that they're the most used service compared to other
5626  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Spark Profit on: November 07, 2016, 06:47:05 AM
SparkProfit is a great way to earn some cash i made 31 $ from it from doing nothing all you have to do is look at the prediction of the prices on the internet and boom you get points which will earn you money they have a mobile app which makes earning much easier.

Are they really paying even without investing? Because I have read an issue about this spark profit on a facebook group about online earners.

And someone said that he is not able to cashout his $30 unless he is going to invest first, basically it is saying that you can earn for free, yes.

But upon cashing out your earnings you need to invest first and deposit money to them.
Yes they pay even without investing! I'am really do that without any problems
but there is Tiql :
https://tiql.co/
Here you should deposit and play or you can transfer money from sparkprofit to tiql.
just heard from someone saying that sparkprofit is teaching the way to be a good traders and seeking for skilled traders who have talent and recruit them to be a real traders somewhere,don't know the truth behind it but if it does right,then it does make sense why they're putting such an effort for making a trading simulation and even paying with real money
5627  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Online games that can earn bitcoin? on: November 07, 2016, 06:38:03 AM
There is a version of agar.io which can let you earn bitcoin. However its run as a faucet with advertisements and its not going to get you a lot of bitcoins. But is a fun way to earn bitcoin while playing. Its called chopcoin
definitely there's,it's called chopcoin.io,things work out like agar.io but with bitcoin rewards as being explained by this reddit users "Fiach_Dubh"
and here's his explanation
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As a huge agar/bitcoin fan, I've been waiting for an agar bitcoin hybrid forever.
My Experience so far:
Works exactly like the regular agar.io game. I played on the high roller playground for .01 and killed one opponent twice and another opponent once and got a pay out of .0347 so not so bad of a return if you got the skills. However, the arenas are much smaller, and will likely expand if their are more players.
I was able to withdraw .02 to my wallet no problem.
I've also created a subreddit /r/chopcoin and will be posting some video tutorials/games/dates and times for tournaments there.
so excited for this.
EDIT: if you are a nooby start out on the faucet playground to get a feel for the game. There's no cost on this playground, and you can win some satoshi's (up to 3000 Is what I've been getting).

definitely worth it to fill up your free time with something useful,atleast you earn bitcoin even not that much
5628  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin, Gold and USD on: November 07, 2016, 06:32:17 AM
If anyone offer you, So which thing you want choose like

1.  BITCOINS
2.  GOLD
3.  DOLLAR (fiat currency)

If these things have same price than which thing you wanna choose? Actually I want to guess how many peoples like bitcoin.
Because if i have a offer than definitely i will choose Bitcoin, because i like bitcoin more than gold, and bitcoin's price is more strong than dollar.  
i will be choose bitcoin because bitcoin is very useful and profitable currency than gold and USD and we know that bitcoin increasing its price very faster so i prefer that bitcoin is very better than gold and USD .
to be fair here bitcoin's price falling is also fastly happening,but making profit isn't just counting on fast price increasing,but it's about how we manage to get the profit no matter what you're going to trade,all is basically equal,has its advantage and disadvantage,if you got an easy profit but suddenly losing because price falling so fast,it's no use either
5629  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can Bitcoin help poor countries? on: November 07, 2016, 06:28:29 AM
Bitcoin is just a currency and it can be use for shopping and some people use it as investment so we can says that bitcoin helping the poor country and people buy bitcoin with low price and then wait for higher price and when price go up then they sell it with high price .
unfortunately people in third world country don't have money to buy such thing,even they can't afford for a PC if they was really poor,$700 for a bitcoin just too high for people in 3rd world country,even though they can buy lower amount than a bitcoin but they will only get a small profit
5630  Economy / Services / Re: Logo Design Competition - The Bitcoin Store on: November 04, 2016, 09:44:52 AM
To be sincere to myself, I don't like all these sort of contest services. Why not hire each person to design the logo for your and pay them off instead of just two to four person winning  some BTC while others receive nothing after they have contributed their own share if at the end they did not win.

Sadly it also requires designers not to enter such competitions in the first place. I personally don't enter these kind of competitions on principle. But its a global market and some mediocre third world designer will pick up the job if means rice on the table.

This video says it all Smiley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsstOs-K7gk
sometimes making a contest would result better than hiring a logo designers if the site publisher were just out of idea what he's going to make so he's expecting someone to give a fresh idea and get a good result rather than counting on the one designer,it is was from my opinion,even though i'm mostly joining these contests in order to improve my skills and as jayce mentioned to get some example of my designing to be inserted into my portofolio and to add an additional point when i'm going to apply for a designing job
5631  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is bitcoin better or paypal? on: November 02, 2016, 11:39:08 AM
Well, think about it. Paypal's chargebacks. Paypal's account freezings...

Everything that can be achieved with paypal can be achieved with bitcoin. So why not use bitcoin???
most of the reason mentioned by people why they're using paypal is because its coverage which almost all of online store in this planet are accepting paypal while bitcoin is still not so popular as paypal,this is the factor that make they still use paypal even paypal could freeze their account immediately or getting tricked by chargebacks feature,sad but true
5632  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Effects of Banning Bitcoin ? on: November 02, 2016, 11:31:51 AM



But if china ban bitcoin, i think it will cause a huge impact on bitcoin price because they are holding a lot of bitcoin investment and bitcoin farm that supply a huge volume of btc in the market. I think the price of bitcoin will be going down because of the consumer and supplier lost. So banning bitcoins really affects on it's market price
that's right,in my opinion china is a vital of bitcoin,it's really important for bitcoin because there's where many mining power come from while in europe is just a tiny power compared to china,even some people had said that china having too much control over bitcoin by its mining power,if they'd banned bitcoin,it will really give huge impact
5633  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: NEver keep all your coins on an exchange on: November 02, 2016, 11:22:46 AM
Keeping your money in an exchange is like doing the same thing in real life or leaving your wallet in a supermarket for some time. It's risky and even though there are lots of cameras and security stuff, it can happen anytime.
definitely different while if you are saving up your bitcoin on popular site like poloniex (even though they still have a chance to turn out scamming people but they seemed will not) and if their office were registed officially and under government rules,they will having a small chance to scam you
5634  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: This School Accepts Bitcoin ! on: November 02, 2016, 11:11:20 AM
well that's good for them especially if it's about education because education is the most important thing nowaday,but i'm just curious whether indian have been regulating bitcoin or not yet because if some organization already accepting bitcoin,they must have some agreement by the government
5635  Other / Archival / Re: Do you have paypal account even though you have bitcoin? on: November 02, 2016, 11:08:40 AM
Unfortunately yes, not everything can be bought with bitcoin yet, so for the time being I have a paypal account.

You can sign yourself up for a Bitcoin related debit card which it indirectly allows you to spend your coins nearly everywhere in the world. It's an alternative option if you don't want to deal with PayPal anymore.
That is a good idea, although that defeats one of the few good things about PayPal, the fact that you are no longer required to input your credit card information into any website.
well inputting debit card data only took few seconds especially if you have your debit cards number stored on some txt files and you just need to copy these datas and fill the cards form,even if you have paypal you need to login to the paypal first,both is times consuming even few seconds
5636  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: bitcoin related job on: November 02, 2016, 10:57:37 AM
try freelancing through a freelancer website that accepting bitcoin as their payment method and withdrawal method such as xbtfreelancer or anything else,it's quite worth it as long you have the skill to be offered,if you don't, you can't expect to earn some bucks out of nothing
5637  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin is Becoming a Global Currency on: November 02, 2016, 10:51:28 AM
It's possible.. but someone must represent bitcoin and introduce it to the world and it would be a very hard job because there would be a lot of discussions, questions that needs to be answered and in the end all countries will decide if they're going to accept bitcoin as the world/global currency. I enjoyed bitcoin a lot for as long as I'm profiting money from it then that would be fine for me. Cheesy
We will go down to the lowest level in the community as we are only limited to transacting online. Do not expect that we can make all people adopt with bitcoin because only those who are educated with crypto currency will understand about bitcoin. Despite of the limited users, we can still call it as a global currency since it was accepted globally.
Which is the concept and the target success of this currency giving us another option and little by little we are now seeing the progress bitcoin is almost been used to most known country and adoption is really getting high from time to time,.
Yeah and the speed of btc's progress is quite promising. I think it already is an international currency but we also have to do our part in introducing bitcoin to others as the more bitcoin grows, thebmore benefits we will merit
bitcoin is indeed already an international currency but only in internet which are nationality and even government's rules doesn't matter that much while bitcoin is actually not yet stated as "official  international currency" in so many countries,even its status still biased
5638  Economy / Economics / Re: Spending Bitcoins on: November 02, 2016, 10:48:25 AM
I spend my bitcoins online for buying digital goods and as I don't have option to spend them directly to buy anything from offline store I prefer to sell my bitcoins and convert it to fiat currency as only holding will make bitcoin as a weaker currency and to help the economy we should spend our coins regularly.
there's also a simple way to spend your bitcoins in your locals or real world,by using bitcoin debit card is one of many ways,it's as simple as you using your local banks' debit card,and if you want to deposit just simply send your bitcoin to the debit card issuer and they will procceed it immediately,no need to waste time and effort for just converting money
5639  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: how strong is bitcoin really? on: November 02, 2016, 10:39:45 AM
I agree that rich people are not necessary familiar with Bitcoin. Maybe some rich people related to financial or technical sector but others not because cryptocurrencies in general are simply not in their focus and subject of interest.
And Bitcoin is getting stronger with the number of people who adopt it and use it, not just individuals but al particulary companies.
well i do agree if those rich person was an old and not even techy person,they will stay safe and not going to find new things which they consider as risky,but if they'd even consult to financial consultant,i think the financial consultant will make them know about bitcoin even the explanation is not really clear,just incase if the consultant was a person who knows technologies
5640  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do Bitcoins have Tax?? on: November 02, 2016, 10:36:59 AM
Bitcoin didn't has a tax ,because although the government take tax from bitcoin but bitcoin can used anonimously , so the government can't trace history of bitcoin .so they can't do anything. I think we do not have to worry.

as had been spoken by so many people repeatedly and very often,bitcoin is not fully anonymous,each transaction you have made can be traced by using blockchain explorer, therefore it's usually called pseudo-anonymous,and if bitcoin can't tax you directly,they can tax you while buying stuff through the merchants
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