Interestingly enough TF hasn't been in for 4 days. Quite rare for him as he at least logs in to check the forum even on days that he doesn't post. He follows a certain posting pattern which is obvious if you look at his history. It'd be interesting to hear what he has to say about those finds.

Mid January and the owners are still AWOL... In the meantime their website is still open and acepting deposits.

Can someone tell me who is this guy and what has he done for bitcoin? He was sues ffrom facebook back in 2008 and then filed for bankruptcy. He also seems to be proud for being sued for such an amount, which to my eyes doesn't rally make him that of a credible person. If anything, I don't think that this exact moment is the right moment to be positive about the current state of bitcoin but who knows.

He also said that it's not on his plans doe to the amount of maintanence it would require to support a second currencly. Ryan is truly working hard already, he's constantly updating the github and has many plans for the futures. Not many gambling games are as transparent as moneypoint, not to the extent that you can look at their code and even reuse it. If there is enough interest for an altcoin moneypot we'll probably see someone using the available code to create it.

It's pretty sad to come to thic conclusion but this doesn't look like anything else other than a scam. A short lived one too. On the positive side though, cara ran the campaign honestly and participants received the BTC they earned.

Well that's not how every hodler looks at it. People owning bitcoin before the boom of 2013 regret selling before the price rise. I can see where the guy saying You don't lose till you sell. is coming from. He's clrarly a believer into the longterm success of bitcoin. I wouldn't call that delusional.

I really can't believe how someone can sit down and write an article of this lingh for a website like washington post without having a clue of what bitcoin is. It's 2015 and we still see people from the media calling bitcoin a ponzi...

Σου προτείνω να δεις τα εκπαιδευτικά βίντεο από το weusecoins. Ουσιαστικά το bitcoin έχει σκοπό να αποτελέσει εναλλακτική στα παρών οικονομικά συστήματα που πρέπει να εμπιστεύεστε μια κυβέρνηση/τράπεζα πως δεν θα τυπώσει την επόμενη μέρα εκατομμύρια χαρτονομίσματα και έτσι να θα χάσουν την αξία τους. Επίσης μειώνετε και ο ρυθμός με τον οποίο βγαίνουν στην αγορά, το αντίθετου του πληθωρισμού δηλαδή.

Δες παρακάτω αν θες περισσότερα
https://www.youtube.com/user/weusecoins

https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

This right here must be the most ridiculous website design I've seen. Props to OP for earning that achievement.

If your concern is privacy, you might as well use a burner number or a service like pinger.com/tfw to sign up. Same thing I did with paybase since I don't trust them with having my number.

But bitfury is an established company. I used a number from a phone I own with no worries.

Also macro, thanks for accepting me.

Bitcoin companies are smart enough to minimize the risk from their side. Really few companies are dependent on bitcoin's price to be profitable. The ones that don't can simply reshape their business model to remain safe, take a look at cex.io. They're now an exchange after halting their mining service.

I can't see the Eurozone being dragged into hell because of Russia. There might even be a possitive effect for other economies. I remember hearing that sanctions were infact bositive because both sides become less dependant.

I might as well do the same thing, I've been getting paid for gigs in bitcoin and hodling for a long time. It's pretty sad for me to see bitcoin crashing since I'm actually a hoarder but the good thing is that I only have time invested into it. Lots and lots of time. Witht that said, If it crashes further, I might as well try puting some FIAT in to even things out but I'm still hesitant. One thing is sure with Bitcoin, it's unpredictable.

How is that going to work out for you? Isn't the current max payout a % of your total coins? Because if it is I'm guessing that increasing the max payout would increase the risk on your part.

Post Count (including this one): 1496
Address (from BIT-X.com, starts with a 3): 3DFEeNiuyqvJNRCPxmJtYPK7Ves7BzJcnL

Or get something like tubetoolbox and spam people with promotional material. As much as I hate this, I've gotten numerous messages from people that went on to become famous.

Don't give up just yet, this is also going to be a longshot but I think you should try contacting websites that have writen about playtin. Most of those websites require a fee to write a review and there should have been some short of communication in order to achieve that. You'll find such websites simply by googling "playtin".

localbitcoins with perfectmoney/egopay worked fine in the past for me. None of those websites require your real information to register and use them. You can also use prepaid cards in localbitcoins.

Hitleap is autosurf traffic and there's no guarantee that it's not going to come from bots or machines that run specifically for that purpose. It's certainly not the best quality of traffic one can receive.

Cointellect is a hyip. One day their sceme is going to collapse and they'll run away with people's money. If you're ok with that and you think that it's still early enough for you to make profit then go ahead and do whatever you want.

I once threw some high hashrate to their pool and it resulted into my acocunt being locked and them asking for my cc number. They would never be able to pay those high returns for high hashrates.

They're definitely not a legit mining operation. They could be anything but a mining operation. They'reprobably also involved in carding and spreading malware so I suggest you shouldn't trust them with tour cc number and downloads.