I doubt that is true since no other source justify it and if it was, there was at least a clue in our community here but haven't heard such thing so far (specially after all these talks began earlier). Most likely a way to engage more audience and twist story, not to mention, prolong as well so just pure BS IMO.

Unfortunately that faucet is a scam. It has never paid anyone who reached it's threshold (couple of times has change the rewards together with threshold and every time it resets whatever you have earned so don't waste your time at all). The owner of that site is a girl and it's an active one (a little less lately - First letter starts with G). Also anything similar to this faucet is a scam (there few others that you will stumble upon).

Yes it's totally worth it. It's a luxury of this forum certain things should be maintain in order for you to benefit it for the long run. Honestly, there isn't any strategy as long as, you have something to contribute to the topics presented then you could make it work for you, so you have to have some knowledge on different aspects of BTCitcoin in order to get the maximum out of signature campaigns since you could contribute more.

Well as everyone has told you, it's just a scam site (along with all other sites offering the same). Also don't get fooled if they post some transactions on their websites, they mostly own all of those addresses as well. Regarding your other question on the thread about HashOcean, everyone knows most cloud mining websites sooner or later, turn out to be also scammer and will leave you hanging for nothing so I would advise to switch your attention to something else.

It's going to take around 3 any half months to get an ROI with current difficulty however since difficulty changes , no one can calculate the exact ROI so more or less is going to be in 4 month region but also have this in mind that the halving in July will half the rewards so you have a good chance til then to get everything back.

Although the faucet is nice the threshold is very high and no one is going to claim 24/7 just so they could reach it within 3 or 4 days (haven't calculated yet the exact time, just assuming base on your statement) and not to forget, there's a chance that you don't pay due to what some similar faucets used to do in the past. Regarding no threshold for first 100 users, why pay only in weekly manner? it's too long specially when your starting off.

Without a doubt, truly a 2.0 rotator that never saw anything like it. Very happy with the whole experiences, from interface all the way up to functionality, everything worked as it supposed to. No errors or what so ever. Hands down, the best rotator I've seen so far. Thanks for this

Good to see a well known merchant, also is accepting BTCitcoin payments and this will surely have a saying into strengthening it's value (a little at least) and hope the signs continue into more merchants doing the same. In regards to 4% discount, it's just their standard way against credit cards as mentioned by Preclus above.

I voted for Naomi Brockwell since aside from knowing her way around BTCitcoin, she's quite a talent which it's a plus (beauty + talent) so it makes her the winning one. Another one from the list that is very close to being the winner (for me) was Amanda B. Johnson. She's pretty as well and certainly knows a lot of stuff (not sure if she has any hidden talent so that's why I voted for Naomi instead).

In the past (few years back) there were some bots that did the job of claiming on some of faucets but there have been enormous updates that got rid of them and they didn't came back since security wise, there has been constant changes on this matter so faucet owners won't lose too much in this manner. Also it's not safe to use these types of software at all since you never know, what else is in these bots and could affect your computer (there were some cases before).

I can't agree with you. $700 value is within reach in few months (mostly after July). Everything regarding block size limit have been discussed already and sure enough when is needed, there will be a raise. In terms of demand, it's getting higher and higher same time as supply getting harder and harder to achieve therefor price increase would be the likely outcome.

In case of looking for what equipment to buy, I would say you have to look up in July instead (after the halving). New miners will surely come out with more efficient chips as opposed to now (the more efficient a miner is, the more likely you profit in the long run). There's a group here in forum that are trying to design a mining rig with new chips so in case no official company builds a new asic, you could look up to them instead. In regards to cloud mining (just forget it, it's not worth it and you'll loss money - for sure) and about mining farm (if you have large amount of money to throw it, then go ahead - assuming you pay cheap electricity though).

Well honestly I would like to buy clothes / outdoor equipments / art and craft / candles / jewelry from the options sited. Since you didn't mentioned a lot of other categories, I assume you listed those you could sell, am I right? Looks like your surveying before opening a shop.

Great walkthrough done although everything was on the testnet, still showed how it operates and who easy the interface is. Really excited to use it and sell items there. One thing I liked from the OB team was the fast upgrade they had in which they released some releases (hopefully it will be like this when is open completely). This would certainly be one of the things that pushes BTCitcoin attention, into the sky (finger crossed).

Although it's not world class, what you made there, has great potential in terms of improvements and the good thing is, it's original for once (not like what's out there in like 80% of cases). Things that are missing in which could improve it are: If you could make a small window in which all faucets are listed there in the order their on rotator together with a timer so no matter which faucet they are, they could see which one they could use again and also an option to jump to certain faucet would be nice. Overall I really liked it

Recently we were caught up by the whole debates and now another problem came up in which damages BTCitcoin image (again). Recently for the first time, a known ransomware for Macintosh has hit users and as result, demands 1 BTCitcoin to not ruin whatever they get their hands on. Things like this, make me feel like, hope there was a way to prevent these types of crimes but it's completely out of our ways apparently, so to all users of Macintosh out there, be advised.

Link: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-ransomware-idUSKCN0W80VX
Another link: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/keranger-ransomware-apple-macs-hit-by-malicious-software-attack-for-the-first-time-ever-a6916646.html

Any thoughts?

Can't agree with you completely on gambling being a sickness. The much more appropriate line would be, not knowing when to quit gambling is sickness. Many tend to get addicted to gambling and win or lose, they keep on playing again since they always think taking a 50-50 risk is the right thing to do and that's when you could consider it a sickness to those who don't know the limit.

Nice article there. I think it could be in the category of real change this time. We all know that government (all over the world) at first took somehow a step back to study and see the consequences of digital currency and that's why in some places there was bold moves against in and in some others, there wasn't any action. What they usually after is, to tweak it a bit and use it for their own benefit. Most likely the end result is regulated and centralized (though not heavily).

Well there's nothing on it's landing page so you might want to put some information's there (at least) and then some of faucets don't show up mainly due to them having the ability to not be shown while used in a rotator so you should go over each link one by one and eliminate whichever that doesn't show up. Try to make it unique if you want to get any traffic (at all).

I sort of think it's more of you, plugging in your exchange site. Although the site looks made in a professional manner, still people need to take caution when trying it since sometimes looks are deceiving and people get tricked into entering a trap. Lastly, there are some exchanges that take only 2% as a fee so it's rate are not competitive.