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If bitcoin rose to 1 million, I would have 21 million buckerinos. I would sell 1-2 million worth and live off that, save about 15 million worth, and then use the rest on the fun stuff.
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2016 was calm after the Halving hype, and then Bitfinex happened. Defenitely not the year of bitcoin. But maybe we will see something big happen at the start of next year or late this year.
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You really don't want to start mining. Mining will need a large initial investment to actually be profitable, and could burn down your house. Simple.
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Virwox would be your best bet, unless you want to use LocalBitcoins. You might be lucky enough to find a seller who will buy for below virwox rates.
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Bitcoin mining will not be profitable unless you actually invest millions into a mining farm. Otherwise, no. I just want some advise, is it profitable to venture into Bitcoin mining? Thank you in advance and God bless.
i thimk you should try blockchain mining platform . but i think also you should try gpu mining also . since profit is sufficient for your satisfaction . so try first . GPU mining is definitely not a good idea. It destroys your GPU and you should just buy an antiminer if you want to start mining. Just keep in mind the price of electricity in your country. Buy an ASIC. Keep it general. Antminers are like Nvidia. They may be the prominent face, but not necessarily the best. (Take AMD as an example) |
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They won't do anything. Private tools were leaked? Just ask major companies to make more backdoors or even - use the existing backdoors to make more.
Proves that nothing is safe.
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Doesn't this belong in "Altcoin Discussion"? You're discussing Factom and how tokens are somehow irrelevant, even though this is only evident in Factom. Nothing to do with bitcoin.
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Bitcoin isn't too popular here in Australia. The only person i've seen accepting bitcoin was some kid busking on the street. He was no more than 15 years old.
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Storing of Bitcoins is against Bitcoin.
No one will offer services for Bitcoin.
Spend Your Bitcoins.
Holders are a very important part of the eco system, may I suggest you research it before making those statements! As of now, they are. But what if bitcoin becomes mainstream or semi-mainstream, as it is currently becoming? 10% of the coins are maybe lost, and maybe 40% is being held. Only 50% of the actual ecosystem is active. Seems like a bubble to me. |
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If you have bitcoin, you can use a debit card service like SpectroCoin, they provide bitcoin debit cards for extremely cheap. For small purchases, you don't even need ID verification.
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only if you suffer from an accute,progressing form of schizophrenia,so you can argue with your alter ego  no other reason to have multiple accounts well ,maybe a secondary account in case you lose or get locked out of the first one I argue with my "alter-ego" on stackexchange. Don't judge. Owning multiple accounts is fine as long as you're not trying to spam or scam. But if you get banned, you all get banned. |
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Buy now. In fact, you should have bought a little while ago, after the Bitfinex hack. The bitcoin price has been stable for a long while. History shows that these stable areas always end in upward spikes.
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How long until we can trade a house for a single bitcoin??
1 year, 2 years, 3 years?? What do you think about it?
I'm not sure how much houses costs where do you live , but here you can get more then a decent apartment for like 80k $ , Now the question is .. can bitcoin reach that amount ? . It's likely to happen ? definitely not but everything can happens so we can expect everything on the next 20 years . Wow. A decent house over here is over a million bucks, if you want to stay near the CBD. Otherwise 800k will suffice. For me, I doubt this will ever become a reality, but in some countries it may already have happened. |
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Achow101 seems already answered regarding on OP's queries, He's right i would not recommend too on storing huge amount of bitcoins in a web wallet because if they go down its not possible to recover all your coins because theres private keys unlike on desktop wallets which is more safer you could able to recover it as long you have the important informations.
Correct. An offline cold wallet, a paper wallet or even a hardware wallet is the way to go. You don't want to have all that bitcoin and lose it. |
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First, you will have to understand that you will have to learn a substantial amount of programming and cryptography. All the blockchain is is encrypted data.
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An easy place to start would be YoBit. They have a nice interface, however as of late they have been receiving alot of flak. Just don't listen to the trollbox.
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It's allowed, however not encouraged. Any person on the forum could simply without even carrying post gibberish, just to get paid. Look for certain people who either show interest or post well to post in your thread.
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I got tons of spam today
Your email is effectively public. Honestly I have no better recommendation than simply to find a new email address, heavily enforce your spam filters (you will still receive some spam and may get legitimate messages filtered) or put up with it. |
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It really depends on how much you're asking. Accounts can easily be claimed back from Steam Support, simply through a CD key purchase. Therefore going first or using escrow will not improve your chances of not getting scammed.
Take care.
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I'm pretty sure it won't. It probably would get more and more publicity over time, but less to start off with. I heard of bitcoin through the news, after the Gox hack. So I guess I wouldn't be here.
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