Japanese people are not fanboys. If they move some of their funds into bitcoin, it will be to save money making transactions, not to pump price of Tulips.

Personally, I believe that this will come to fruition only later, perhaps during summer or even later. Investors in countries such as Japan and Germany are quite conservative and never risk too much of their portfolio on what is to them still unproven product.

Some campaigns may also accept newbies. Of course, the better your rank is the better the pay is in general.

To better your rank, you should rather ask how to be part of the community. Your rank is decided by activity poins, growing by 14 every two weeks, granted that you will post atleast 14 times during the same period.

Your activity right now is one. By the time it reaches 70, you will get promoted to junior member. Then you will get promoted with every doubling of your activity points.

Being in signature campaigns get paid better and better then.

US military bombed hospital in Afganistan just couple of weeks ago, said it was a mistake. Your point? Does that mean Americans are Nazis? No, of course not. Even though the fact, that US military attacks foreign countries without UN approval is quite unsettling, effectively turning countrys image into that of unhinged bully.

Fighting terrorism is not a videogame, mistakes happen and you cant just autosave. Anybody with common sense can tell that winning side (ie. not the west backed Al-Qaida in Syria) doesnt have motivation to use weapons of mass destruction on its own territory. It would serve no purpose as they need both infrastructure and people to rebuild after the conflict ends. Rebels/terrorist lost all major engagements during the past two years, currently "governing" between 10-15% of overall country population.

These are plain facts, not some bizzare speculation as to who false flag who.

What does it matter?

In democracy, the people, the voters and tax payers are the sovereign. Not some self-appointed activists, tyrants or oligarchs. If british people wish to leave the Euro-Soyuz, then it is their right to do so. Afterall it is them who will reap benefits and drawbacks of decision, not us.

Just my two cents.

You should return your college tuition perhaps.

Lybia has had no government ever since NATO bombed it into stone age during Arab Spring. I am not even going into just how plain stupid the OP was with his "time for burials" Easy to be tough via internet, huh?

Meanwhile. Lybia without goverment turned to tribal warfare and major human trafficking hub for african smugglers.

So, regardless the russian intentions, the country already exists only on paper. And this is NATO, not Putins doing. Russian presence if nothing else could bring western media attention back to region they left in ruins. Some clean up is well overdue.

Good start would be to join signature campaign. Ie. you are actually paid in fractions of bitcoin to post.

That way, you will have motivation to lurk and write more often, hold your posts to certain standard and in general get used to local "culture".

Just my two cents.

This might be very tough nut to break for bitcoin. As there is quite a resistance line at 1200 across exchanges. We just might have witnessed top, followed by head and shoulders pattern.

On the other hand, it is interesting to note, that all more visible altcoins are losing their value, suggesting movement of whales back to bitcoin and even more fiat on sidelines. If we break 1200 than 1300 is certainty, if not, the fall can be quite deep.

I understand, that you are propagating website/company, that pays for your signature.

That said, you are still LENDING ie. moving your bitcoins to their storage. You have no control over your bitcoins for 4%... annually. You could make more money, if you just lended fiat in your home country and had full backing of local judicial system at your disposal.

Bitcoin as whole is still high risk investition regardless how you spin it. Risking your entire portfolie for 4% isnt good enough.

If people just screened their borrowers properly and made sure, that their never lend out more than couple of % to any particular one, it is possible to make even 50% a year with low risk. Via companies like Bitlendingclub.

Beat low risk/low reward sites like you posted, I think.

I understand that alot of US politics is bipartisan posturing for domestic audience   ie. alot of what is said is to actually misdirect viewers from mistakes made by commenting party and to point fingers at the others. Republicans and democrats locked forever in unhappy marriage.

Foreign affairs are altogether different. Notice, that US administration never makes any overt steps on international stage, while elections are underway - for the precise reason, that voters for that time being are more important, than world affairs.

From what I could observe so far, Trump admins are mostly indifferent to Russia, increasingly wary of China and its all encompassing industry and rather hard stance against islamic gulf states. The last one is welcome change honestly, as it is quite hard to fight terorrism, yet be on best terms (to the point, that people like Clintons accept donations/bribes) with its main exporter. Saudi Arabia.

UN official just said, that there is strong suspicion, that chemical strikes were launched by syrian rebels. Pointing out, that regime did remove its chemical arsenal couple of year ago with related facilities shut down. Russia has no motivation to use WMDs in Syria as it already reached all of its goals - stabilization of allied regime and securing military bases in region.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/may/6/syrian-rebels-used-sarin-nerve-gas-not-assads-regi/

Considering the fact, that western powers at once called for sanctioning the regime without any sort of proof or attempt at investigation, Ill say it is just show. And provocation.

Trump administration remained remarkably calm during this shitstrom, unlike that of France and United Kingdom, so it is likely, that Trump doesnt approve of being drawn into conflict where it is rather unclear, who is good and who is bad guy. Not to mention any drawbacks to United States by being forced to pay by money and blood for yet another perma-war in middle East.

Sure, but nobody ever made interest by buying product, then digging deep hole and leaving it in  OP asked how to make interest on existing product, not speculate on its price eventually skyrocketing.

As others have said, best way to make profit by interest is to lend bitcoin. Either directly via P2P lending sites or through third party/exchange. The first one is more high risk/high reward, the other is the opposite. P2P lending has also steep learning curve as you will need to screen all borrowers individually. Around 10% of them doesnt pay back, so make sure you will invest in small amounts into multiple deals.

Not for *free*, it simply meant that taxes paid by everybody covered it. Drivers still got paid, as did people, who took care of entire infrastructure.

That said, paying for extended period of use makes sense, as it regulates the way people use the system. Preventing overburdening of network.

Public transport system should be alternative and complement to private transportation (by either car or foot), not its replacement.

Do we have a timeframe for the big move? End of april possibly? Or even later?

I dont want to have funds on exchange for longer than is neccessary as it is risky in and of itself.

Thank you all, guys. Your work is incredibly helpful.

It is completely legit.

Investors should never keep more than 10% of their networth in any particular product for too long anyway.

Buying a real estate/residence is a great way of diversification, while also improving you living standarts obviously.

If you can afford house after bitcoin reaches 3000 dollars per unit, by all means go fo it.

If the hard fork debate is amended and resolved, it is plausible we will shoot over 1300 towards new heights after this summer.

There is just too much resistance and uncertainity right now, plus we still havent really retested bottom. Proper bubbles form only after decisive market capitulation and we have seen nothing approaching that scenario yet.

On the other hand, if this limbo last long enough, several alts have potential to permanently capture piece of Bitcoins market cap.

How about adressing the fact, that many of those dots are in Russia, China etc.? While I agree that Europes foreign policy is heavily influenced by US foreign department, there is also flip side. Europeans did not pay for their own defense in decades.

Germany, by far most influental country of the Union, spends less than 1% of its GDP on military, that despite the fact taxation is far, far higher than any in the North America.

Lost and won, both.

You eventually learn, that the best way to make money, regardless of field is to work for it. Do not gamble with lended money and once you make a commitment to an investition. Stick to it.

If I just holded since first buying bitcoin back in 2013, Id have a *free* house today.

Just my two cents.

This is just blatantly false. Just look at last similar milestone. 100 dollars ber bitcoin. Back in 2013 we broke on the upside and DOWNSIDE of it many, many times. Yes, the price on average is moving up, yet that doesnt disprove Finabocci, quite the opposite.

If you would say, that new bottom is say 750, we could talk about that. But not in context of what happened this or that particular week.

Okay, thank you for explanation and clearing that up. I am also upset that Rpietila somewhere along the way stopped being investor and became what could by only described as cheerleader, if not cult leader.

Good to see you back.

Subbed.

You are both partially right and on whole wrong.

Low IQ people are quite beneficial for society as it is them who form heart and muscles - that is, if they have ingrained values such as discipline and integrity.
High IQ people can be brain and backbone - again only if they have discipline, integrity and prudency.

Without values, you have only potential. And regardless of IQ or all the hard (but unfocused) work, hungry pest.

I know that, because I worked besides both degenerate, nihilistic intellectuals and in factory among relatively slow, but eager workers.