Hey! Send me a PM, I'd be interested in joining. By the way, on average, how much would you get from this site every day? If you can elaborate on the website, please include details along with the referral link.

Thanks!

Hey! Chock me up for another request. Could you perhaps do a minimalist katana, preferably done with negative space? Thanks a ton!

Are you just looking for any reddit account with more than 10 karma? Isn't it just much easier to post a few links yourself for a little bit?

If you can clarify, please reply.

A lot more complicated than that - it's a balance of social media and advertisements. Normally, social media is better due to the better attention that is given towards it - think about how many people ignore ads on the internet, and how many ads you flip by every day no matter how relevant it is to you!

However, with the internet, it's great to see that your ads can target a specific demographic that is involved in the topic recently. You really need to gain a ton of attention via social media, though. That's probably 50% of the marketing.

... What? Shipped food? I'm not quite sure about the quality of the steak, once you get it. It must be rotten by the time that you get it, or be jack-full of preservatives and have a ridiculous amount of sodium in it. Maybe in the future when we have that fancy dehydrated food ;P

To be honest, these results are going to be skewed highly towards bitcoin (due to the fact that we ARE on a bitcoin forum) and thus asking here would allow for mainly answers of "bitcoin".

Strangely enough, there is a lot of discussion, which is good, about which is more efficient as an investment. The problem with asking this question outside of a bitcoin forum is the lack of support for bitcoin.

You get a lot of abettors for the one that people are more familiar with.

Well with the replies about it possibly reaching a low level we're not really helping the general view of how the price will go. Panic sellers could be influenced by the posts, so I'll go ahead and say:

We're not going to decline very much - we can be stable!

Sports betting is definitely one of the options that gamblers should look into if they decide to /try/ earning money with it. You can research and there will be less of a luck factor than normally (hopefully you won't get corrupt players)

As well as this, you'll gain a reputation and you can possibly branch out into other trades and services.

BTCJam is definitely worse than doing some loans on here.

Wow all these shills everywhere. Where's your proof that we can REALLY lose our money? I want to see hard dead evidence of your lack of miners! Your fake Forex knowledge, where can I find that? Come on, we want to see real proof!

Gamblers who are addicted often end up continuing to play, even after they win a large amount. Even though he was able to get 16 grand off MoneyPot, the temptation to play may arise again and he could potentially lose it all. Emotion definitely affects you hard.

Sure. Possible, but it seems pretty unlikely at this current time. The price isn't dropping that badly, it's just jumping around a bunch right now but it's relatively stable.

Sure, they have a humongous debt, but the problem is that if the countries decide to cash out on the debts (which they absolutely won't) then that will ruin the global economy pretty badly. Why take large amount when you can slowly take advantage of trading for a long amount of time?

The whole concept of not selling any coins is only REALLY useful when you plan on incredibly long-term investments. By the point where the bitcoin price is high enough for you to have a great future because of it, you wouldn't want to sell it, because it would be widely used and you could probably get by through its low transaction fees to pay for your goods.

Lol. Of course more people would chosoe gold over bitcoin - they're ignorant of any news about bitcoin, and most probably have no idea about what it even is. I'm not quite sure about what happened to the other 45% of the people who were surveyed, but I feel like the amount of Americans that would invest in Bitcoin is probably more around like 5-10%. Criminal activities are the only real outlets that come from Bitcoin, and so most people don't get the whole story.
The price of gold is not permanent insurance, though. You need to get that in your head.

You can't really say a specific time, I guess. When the time is right, when you feel like the bitcoin price is going to rise or it's at its lowest. I usually give it a little at the end of a crash, and read recent news about bitcoins. If there's anything that positively reinforces bitcoin, that's about when I would do so.

No. Most of those altcoins have absolutely no future in sight, and this is only a temporary pump & dump. This will end soon enough, and those who could have done so have already taken their share of the profit.

Although in the grand scheme of things 8278 is not much, for most people they don't have enough belief in the rise of bitcoins. Even if they talk about it, a guaranteed rise in price is not there, and we should understand that in the moment they may not want to spend 8 grand on bitcoins.

Early miners are probably feeling pretty great, though.

The volatility of bitcoin can cause some suspicion, but I have pretty great faith in it. I am definitely thinking that the price of bitcoins will rise dramatically within the next decades, and that eventually enough publicity will allow the public to view it in a lighter way, instead of the current criminal correlation.

The global economy is not completely dependent on the American economy, however many countries are affected by the trading of America. Countries that rely heavily on trading with America will have to quickly try to find new opportunities, and that will in turn affect the global economy, but to say that the world is solely dependent on American economy is false.