Hah, I got an sms with that... I didn't know I would receive such updates but at least it's the first time that this happens.

The page I remember made associations according to transaction evidence from the blockchain.

I am, not every website has a good SEO though. It has to be on google to find it there by googling you know.

It was a website that you put in two addresses and would tell you if there's any relationship between them and how likely it is that they're owned by the same person.

I think there was a website that helped with this, I don't really remember its name.

Ideally you could work on a translation job if you're good at any other languages. Besides that you could do image to text or audio to text gigs.

You could try looking at localbitcoins but it's likely that not many people there will want to take an order of just 5$ for paypal...

It's great that we now have a platform exclusively for bitcoin freelancers. I like the openness and the overall idea. It could benefit from a bigger userbase through.

I can't really understand how you compare chess with lotteries.

This doesn't make it a profitable business, this is what's making competitive business. The home miner game is still alive, people know that renting mine power from a service like hashnest could cost them less than maintaining their own, yet they trust their own hardware more.

I personally know people that mine at home 24/7 with not more than a single Th/s. They know that electricity might be costing them more but are betting on a price increase.

It's amazing to see how far this has come to. Google has supposedly managed to create autonomous car that are really reliable. It's really interesting to see all those concepts that could reshape the industry. I wonder how much it's going to take until the next generation of cars starts taking over.

It shouldn't be that rare. There are so many possible addresses that a 3 letter word could be included in. Too many for it to make something rare.

Have a look here for more details on how many complications for address could ever exist:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=24268.0

But to summarize, 2^160, means that there are so many that even if every computer in this earth was using its max power to create addresses it would take ages to create all the possible complications. You could also create vanity addresses that would look like 1Gay....

You do realise that this is a photoshop right?

My father used to work as an economist, he studied macroeconomics in uni yet he calls bullshit on technical analysis.

I've tried doing TA myself and I can tell you that it's really hard to come to a logical conclusion solely relying on statistical evidence. Many people that do TA professionally base their predictions on real world events, they study the news more than the stats but that's something they'll never tell you.

There's too much hypocrisy when it comes to people that claim to be good at TA. I personally wouldn't say that it's bullshit. I wouldn't base my trading movements on an analysis alone especially with bitcoin. In the case that you're starting to think that TA TA is bullshit, then you should believe that bitcoin TA is bullshit*2.

You know how volatile and open bitcoin is, there's no way to predict long or short term movements solely on stats.

The account's value with sales is 60$ and 198$ without.

It seems fair for what you're asking if we look at it from a 1:1 scale. I personally wouldn't be interested in dealing with steam accounts at the moment but we have some people here that do it often.

I saw a video about Bittiraha on the front page of /r/bitcoin the other day. While I'm in no place to doubt their claims of being a legitimate company since year 2012, I can't help but ask why a company working for that long would ask for 150.000 - 500.000 € in crowdfunding out of the blue.

The questions this move sparks are many actually.

Why crowdfunding instead of private funding? Where are more details about this? What are those shares?

While your claims are most likely true, you're the only one that left feedback to him. But you're still right. No one should trust this user until he provides valid proof.

symantec, Vod's rating shouldn't affect your sales. If you're honest with people and show no intention to scam they're gonna buy from you eventually.

So is this a stolen script or what? It could be full with malware, OP if you want to be trusted you should provide more clarity.

If you stole this script people shouldn't buy it from you. Maybe pass a free copy to someone trusted to vouch.

@OP I could help but this sounds really sketchy. I'm genuinely concerned. Why don't you set up a xcoincall account to and try this on your own?