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621  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What Did You do Wrong on: February 03, 2018, 07:37:48 PM
Mistakes always happen, even for average/experts traders... Especially because it's an unpreditable market. The most recent mistake I committed was to buy Bitcoins when it was pricing about $14.000.  Tongue

I shouldn't have done that, but how could I know the price would drop so hard?  Cheesy
622  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: My Faucet on: February 03, 2018, 07:04:51 PM
Any suggestions?

Try to increase the rewards or to decrease countdown time.

5 satoshis every 360 minutes doesn't worth... The 500 satoshis bonus every 100 claims is very nice, but with such countdown time it will take ages.
Withdrawl limit could be removed too, instantly payments are better.

Good luck with your faucet.
623  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: How do I avoid tax on crypto on: February 03, 2018, 05:24:08 PM
It's even dangerous to put yourself fully against abusive taxes and to give hints to others about how to avoid them...

Last time I checked being against taxes wasn't a crime. It's my opinion that the system is flawed and taxes are nothing but an abuse of power. I'd like to see them put me in jail for being against the slavery they were so much against in their official statements, yet we're all living in a world of modern slavery.

Pay your taxes, social security, even if it means you won't be able to put food on your table. If not we'll put you in jail and supply the food clothes and clean sheets for you at the expense of other taxpayers (slaves). What kind of a system is this? Cheesy

What you say it's true. I think it's very interesting that when investing, we must take the risk by ourselves, no one is behind us, if we buy some BTCs or AltCoins and tomorrow their prices fall and we lose all our money, it's all over... But if we make profit, then we must share a piece of it with the government. Total advantage for only one side, right?  Wink

Why isn't the government solidary in case of loss too?

And even in Crypto world, there are enthusiasts that feel offended if you put yourself against taxation.
624  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Will Another Coin Take the Crown? on: February 03, 2018, 03:43:51 PM
With Lighting Network coming I don't think so, Bitcoin is here to stay.

It's true, with Lightning Network Bitcoin becomes unbeatable (at least until a new superior technology appears). It's easy to imagine, if with so many currently problems (slow transactions, expensive fees) Bitcoin is on the top, now imagine with a solution for these issues what will happen with BTC's price.
625  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: From faucet to thousands on: February 03, 2018, 03:18:37 PM
Do you know a good strategy to increase faucet satoshis (300-500) to couple thousand?

I used to play in bitsler and I managed to make the satoshi I had from the faucet up to 0.015 but that was over a year already. What I did is that I start in a small bet all the way up and when I hit 5,000 satoshi I try to make my bet bigger and I play manual so it will really take time for you to reach that amount but if you are patience and determine then you can. You also have to be very lucky that day to make that huge profit from faucet.

Nice achievement yours. To grow faucet earnings into 0.0015 BTC is really very difficult, especially at beggining. And what did you do with the 0.0015 BTC next, withdrew or played until losing all the bankroll?

The only bad aspect of playing this way is that it will take a lot of time to make some decent profit, as you said. Anyway, these days there aren't many options of "free sources" of satoshis to collect, so it's probably one of the best methods for who has free time and no money in the pocket.
626  Economy / Economics / Re: You're not wealthy yet, so you're not allowed to be wealthy on: February 02, 2018, 11:16:19 PM
It happens with start-ups, only accredited investors can have access to it, because of it:

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An investor is accredited if he or she has a net worth of at least $1 million. That doesn’t count the value of their primary residence. Another way to become accredited is to have income of at least $200,000 each year for the last two years (or $300,000 together with a spouse) and expect to make the same amount in the current year.

But I don't know if it has any relation with ICO investments. If so, it's a pitty, as Crypto Currency came to give everyone the opportunity to invest, doesn't matter if you have $100 or $1.000.000. Maybe OP should provide some link about it for us.
627  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: its price decline continues until February this month on: February 02, 2018, 09:59:12 PM
No one knows how long it will take until this drop in price stops. Bad news from governments and its regulations affect the price a bit, but I think the main reason is that big holders are pushing the price down purposely, maybe to provoke panic selling in 'weak hands' holders, so they can buy coins cheaper, or they aren't satisfied with Bitcoins and want to move their money out of Crypto-Currency world until a more interesting currency appears or until Bitcoin improves the fees/transactions issues... I believe this is the main reason affecting BTC's price a lot.
628  Economy / Economics / Re: Choosing the one | What I think! - Real Job or Full Time Crypto! on: February 02, 2018, 08:46:15 PM

                                                        _____Real Job______.            
|.     _____Crypto Job_____

                                                            1. Secured fro lifetime.                        
| 1. Unsecured for lifetime
                                                           2. Gives you fixed Income.                  
| 2. Income is not fixed
                                                           3. Promotion Opporutnities.                
| 3. Not Applicable
                                                           4. Yearly Hikes in the Salary.              
| 4. Not Applicable
                                                           5. Recognition in the Colleagues.      
|5. Not Applicable


Well, a real job isn't guarantee of anything. You can start for a month and be kicked out on the next month (very common situation in countries where the economy is weak). So you it's not very different from unstable Crypto jobs, and it doesn't guarantee any fixed income too.

Maybe you are referring to government employees? Those jobs which you must pass in a exam to be able to work. These jobs have security and guarantees, and I must agree those who work on them feel like semi-gods, as they can't be kicked out for any reason. Their work's quality is usually low where I live...

Promotions opportunities are everywhere, if you are a good worker you will have opportunities like that in real jobs or Crypto jobs.

Yearly hike in the salary isn't needed when you earn in BTCs. On long term Bitcoins worth more than any yearly hike in fiat.  Cheesy

The last point I'm not sure if I got it, but recognition is applicable in Crypto jobs too, why not?

The point is that doesn't matter where you work, you need to manage well your money, save it and make it grow on long term, that is the only guarantee you can have for your future. Don't deposit all your hopes in public jobs, just because a government told you it works 100% and gives you 100% guarantee. After reading your post I reached to the conclusion Crypto jobs can be more advantageous than I imagined...
629  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: My guess on how governments will attack cryptocurrencies on: February 02, 2018, 08:15:14 PM
Step 3: Require businesses to only use the country's home currency (US Dollar for USA) for the sale of a business's products or services and ban the use of cryptocurrencies for point of sale transactions.

What do you guys think the chances of this all happening is and what do think the impact on cryptocurrency valuations would be?

I believe they won't ban all Crypto-Currencies, but they can force a whole country to use the Crypto-Currency owned by that government, a centralized Crypto-Currency by the government. It would be a smart way to say they accept Crypto-Currency world, but don't accept how people are dealing with this nowadays.

If everyone accepts a regulation like that, it would affect decentralized side of Crypto world very negatively, the demand would decrease, so the prices would fall hard and we wouldn't have access to profitable investments anymore.
630  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcoin Gambling Investments on: February 02, 2018, 05:50:19 PM

Altcoin gambling is actually picking up these days because the transaction fees on bitcoin is on an ever increasing trend and many find it convenient trading their altcoins in gambling than their bitcoins which they will stand to loose significantly should they transfer into  a gambling house's wallet.

A couple of months back some of my Bitcoins converted to LTC in crypto games site for investment purpose and until now my LTC investments returns are better than Bitcoin investment. It shows that many gamblers are using altcoins than Bitcoins due to high transaction fees. But in future, it may change because now Bitcoin transaction fees are coming down and gamblers may start using bitcoins again to play games.

Besides transactions fees decreasing, there is another factor:

Now that BTC price dropped a lot, there is a good chance the volume of BTCs being gambled will increase, so the profit will increase as well.
I expect to see better returns from traditional casinos at this point, rather than usual 0.01%-0.02% profit we are seeing since the last weeks ago.
631  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who or What is behind this Crash??? on: February 02, 2018, 03:47:13 PM
I was thinking about something...
Maybe the big holders are putting some pression by causing this crash to make developers add Lightning Network faster.
Once it's added, the price will skyrocket. What do you think?
632  Economy / Economics / Re: Do you think bitcoin redistributes wealth or just makes the wealthy richer? on: February 02, 2018, 03:41:42 PM
No, if neither the communists or the religions were able to redistribute wealth, why would Bitcoin do this? There isn't equality in this world, because no one is equal to each other. Those who manage well their money and time will become richer, those wasting their money and time will continue poor... It's upon to each one of us to make the difference in our own life and to stop complaining how someone is richer than us.
633  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why not play games online instead of gambling? on: February 02, 2018, 02:46:43 AM
Some people start playing these games, MMORPGs for an example, and after some time playing, guess what feature they find informally on these games? Gambling! Then you may ask, if people are playing these games for fun, why do they want to introduce a gambling game inside the online MMORPG game?

Seems it's inherent of human race, it's something very present in people's lives and everywhere they go, if they have the opportunity to practice this activity, they will.
634  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Ways to promote Bitcoin on: February 02, 2018, 01:06:57 AM
There are many different ways to promote Bitcoins and if you have an active social life, to interact with many people every day can help a lot to promote Bitcoin. People who are in need for money tend to be easier to bring to Crypto-Currency world. Those who have an already well established life won't want to risk money, they are on their confort zone, harder to promote Bitcoin for them with success.

Talking to people directly is a good way to promote Bitcoins, as you know these people and they know you. The only negative point is that the range of this kind of advertisement isn't so big like online ones, which reach to much more people in less time.
635  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin for old people? on: February 02, 2018, 12:02:11 AM
Old people usually have youngs on the family (grandchildren). It would be the best way to introduce old people into Crypto world. Step by step grandchildren can teach and guide their grandparents into this world. As most old people don't know how to access internet and computers yet, the youngs should have to do most part of the job, explaining all the features (address, wallet, exchange, currencies, satoshis...). And executing the transactions.

Truly, it would be really hard. I think it's better the old ones just enter with the money, while the youngs enter with the practice.  Cheesy
636  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Cryptocurrency or ICO Ban in Facebook? on: February 01, 2018, 11:33:44 PM
What happen if  ICO or Cryptocurrency banned in facebook or other social media? Do you think it will happen?

They've only banned paid adverts.

They won't ban fanpages for ICOs and other coins, because they haven't got the resources to filter their whole system (filtering the ad system is easier because the volume is lower).

Then there is the free speech angle - they won't censor that, because there is nothing yet illegal with issuing ICOs and new coins.

Really? Well, now I'm a bit confused about it, because that is what I have seen:

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Facebook has said it will block any advertising promoting crypto-currency products and services.
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Facebook urged users to report any ads the company's security measures missed.

So, aren't personal advertisements considered ads?
Let's say someone is promoting a Crypto-Currency link (ICO, Binary Options...) on his personal page, then someone comes and report it. Does Facebook consider the report legit?
637  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Bitcoin Legal Status in India Explained! on: February 01, 2018, 09:06:08 PM
So for now you are safe to keep using Bitcoins, but you don't know for how long and what will happen in the future regard Crypto-Currencies...

The way you talk (still not banned, not yet banned...) isn't very optimistic. The government clearly isn't at Crypto-Currency's favour, they just don't know exactly yet what to do (total ban, heavy regulations, heavy regulations in parcery with other countries...), and that is what gives you time to keep using it normally. Many other countries are in similar situations, now it will depend how far the population is able to go to not accept a decision that will be harmful to Crypto-Currency.
638  Economy / Economics / Re: Taxes and crypto. on: February 01, 2018, 07:48:14 PM
How does everyone feel about being taxed on profits earned through crypto currencies. We all took the leap of faith and risked our money, if we had all lost our money would the IRS still be interested in taxing us. Dont think so.

How far do you think governments will go to get a piece of the action?

That is it, we take the risk by ourselves, but if we have success we need to share our profit, very fair, no?

Depend the government. If it's a government that respects its people they won't abuse the citizens asking for pieces of the big profit's cake.
But in most countries they will ask for big pieces of cake and will go farest as possible to get it, if necessary.

It's the best business a parasitic government could ask for: No risk (for the government), high profit returns (in taxes), lots of money to steal and distribute to the miserable, so they can continue miserable, but very thankful to the government who gives them 'free money'.
639  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Are you wondering what's happening with bitcoin? on: February 01, 2018, 07:15:52 PM
I just don't like to see a lot of people that are just starting to trade, take the wrong decisions because

1.) they just listen to other "experience" traders that just encourage them to hodl and do nothing but that.

Well, if the traders want a safe strategy, I think there isn't any problem by just holding. Why is it a wrong decision?
I think it's better than selling BTCs for cheap prices or to exchange the BTCs into an AltCoin or few of them.

2.) they believe lots of altcoins are the next big thing and they get full in thinking they are undervalued because they are low caps. If altcoins are in the market, they are most likely to suffer this price bleeding because everyone was rushing to get into bitcoin, and now that bitcoin keeps dropping, everyone is rushing to get into fiat. It's a bloodbath, a snowball of blood. So for all of you guys that are into alts, do your research about them, analyse why the price and their caps are at those levels, be skeptic, but most importantly, judge the technology and not the price. There's great alts out there that are truly innovating the space right now, so there's good dips to buy, and definitely some knifes that you don't want to catch. A lot of alts are just piggyback riding the market, taking profits out of inexperienced traders or ignorant investors. Be aware. Just because it's a blockchain and it's "private" "fast" "decentralised" does it mean it can't be pure shit.

Here you give some nice hints to investors about AltCoins. I think it's not a good idea to go full on with AltCoins, even if the project is very good. The focus is Bitcoin. AltCoins, like the name says, it's a secondary investment, maybe primarily only for those who want to risk a bit more (or much more, depending the AltCoin).

Let me know what do you guys think about the chart.

For me it was a big surprise to see BTC reaching lower than $10.000. I was very confident that was an unshakable support price. But you said something very right: When the price hits the support line many times and in short time period, it's not a good signal... Next time I will be more attentive about it.

Now I think we need to keep watching, for me the scenario is unpreditable. Taking the charts of previous moments in consideration, the price will pump sooner or later and Bitcoin won't disappoint us. I think it's more depending on whales, when they want they will push the price up. What do you think about it?
640  Economy / Speculation / Re: BITCOIN fall less than 9K USD! on: February 01, 2018, 06:13:32 PM
Hold still,
Even though the price was as same as the price in January 2017.
I still hold my Bitcoin to in order not to repent at last.
The price right now is getting lower compared to january but i still have high hopes that it will still recover its price.So instead of making the market more bloody,let's just focus on investing and buying cheap coins like bitcoins and altcoins for sure these two will totally grow in time.Bitcoin may have an edge over altcoins but i also see some good potentials on altcoins though.

I agree and I support the idea. It's time to buy Bitcoins, it's time to push it up again... The coins are already cheap, very accessible for everyone, we don't need to see the market dropping even more to start buying and holding again. There are people waiting to see BTC pricing $5000 or even less to start buying, but they should be cautious about it, when the price pumps, it pumps without warnings, those who aren't holding anything will lose a golden opportunity.
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