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6681  Economy / Services / Re: BitDice Casino Signature Campaign [WILL START 1 DECEMBER] on: November 13, 2017, 02:30:53 PM
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6682  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What would make you invest in today's running ICOs? on: November 12, 2017, 04:37:56 PM
With so many daily ICOs launching, some people might be confused as to where they should invest.

What would make you invest in today's running ICOs?

Is it the Whitepaper?
Is it the Website design?
Is it the Project Team?
Is it the Product?

As of these days confusion would really be there because we do see there are lots of ICO as of now launching every now and then which would really add up the difficulty on selecting which one we should invest but as an investor we should really obliged ourselves to seek out the best possible good project which we do see that it do have the potential to grow for future years to come and should be avoided on those fly by night projects which are only good in the beginning but later on they vanished once they do already filled up their bags. Product? This is the main thing should be check first together with its whitepaper because on this you would really see if it do have future or just total garbage.
6683  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Countries with best BTC taxes & regulations for individuals (not companies) on: November 11, 2017, 04:54:03 PM
With ever increasing BTC prices, where can BTC holders move to minimize taxes? I'm confused by many of the tax laws that I'm reading about. It seems like clear rules have yet to emerge in many countries. Some countries have a wealth tax, which means that you must sell a certain amount of your BTC every year, which is regrettable. I think one should try to avoid these countries at least. But other than that, it is only the capital gains tax that is relevant?
If you can afford to move into another side of the world just to evade tax on your bitcoin then just proceed but come to think off that this thing would really be more expensive than on paying up taxes. They cant really impose taxation directly on bitcoin which they would normally target on those service than do make use of it.I would not be surprised if they would do such thing knowing that government wont really allow any of its citizens wont pay up tax which is really beneficial in the development and growth of the economy of a certain country specially if the one who manage or handle isn't corrupt.
6684  Economy / Securities / Re: LACK OF REGULATIONS = LACK OF SECURITY on: November 09, 2017, 08:54:20 AM
I think this thread should be on Bitcoin Discussion section. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=1.0

You say that regulations are a need, Ok. Who will regulate is the local country administration, there will be needed people to work regulating it, what mean these people will want money to work this way and then we need to pay these people to regulate Crypto-Currency world. The wages of these workers will come from our profit with Bitcoins and as it's a really profitable world governments won't think twice before extorting a lot of money from this activity from its users.

Doesn't seen worthful for me. I prefer the lack of security as now, but without being extorted by governments.
We do have the same preference on which i would rather choose up on staying up like this than on suggesting for crypto to be regulated even in indirect manner.I would prefer on this way because it signifies freedom for the government itself.They cant able to regulate cryptos directly thats why they trying to target the services which do involves on this one.The main concern here is that if its not regulated the risk on getting scammed would really be more than on those being regulated but i can still able to handle that risk though.
6685  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Suggest Legit mining site. on: November 06, 2017, 10:27:54 PM

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Don't suggest your cloud mining scam site on here and also posting referral links are prohibited. most cloud mining sites do offer free GH/s when they do able to recruit someone to join on the site and make some investments. I'm already don't one these mining sites even on genesis and hashflare I don't really have any trust on them and thinking off that cloud mining wont really turn out to be profitable even on long term considering on the continuous difficulty increase on mining. Better to buy bitcoin itself or any coins than on minding your self on investing into these things.
6686  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Considerations before buying BTC on: November 06, 2017, 09:46:27 PM
What is the metrics that you take into account before investing in BTC? Do you think about how much it has been rising, what is news is coming up, and your personal belief in crypto?
Considerations before buying btc? Then I would definitely find the lowest possible price range on that particular day.We do know its hard but its possible to find out but would really matter on your knowledge and also I'm a trader for how many years. Always buy on lower prices for later on profits when the price do hit up again.Im an active buyer and seller of bitcoin which I do earn bitcoin on doing it not on constant basis but winning rate or profitable trades is always higher than on losing trades but if you are going for long term then there no need to do these kind of steps.
6687  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: good mining days gone on: November 06, 2017, 08:59:21 PM
Yeah, now we should invest more and more with every day to keep our mining process on a high level. But i think its worth of it, and if we want to receive some BTC we need to spend money on it.
and that is fair! we cant just generate BTC from air... if we could it would not cost so much
If the electricity cost is cheap then -YES but if not then its better to buy coins directly rather than on bothering yourself on mining because you are just really wasting up your time and effort to mine without seeing its profitability unless if you decide to hold up on the cons that you are holding.On this kind of case where GPU turns out not to be profitable then we can always resell those not on mining purposes but for gaming.Im sure there would be lots of people could possibly purchase those graphic cards and save up and plan to buy the latest one.
6688  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Move Bitcoin Wallet from Phone to Computer on: November 06, 2017, 04:09:27 PM
I am using Bitcoin Wallet v5.38 on my Android v6.01 phone. I am about to change my phone and want to move my wallet to my Windows 10 PC. How do I go about it?

There are a few ways of doing this.
The safest:
1. Install wallet software if you haven't already, I recommend electrum.
2. Click Wallet>show addresses, right click the address and show its qr code and scan this on your phone to send the funds.

Alternatively:
1. Make a backup and put it on your computer.
2. Look at the how to guides in the Android bitcoin wallet section.
3. You can then sweep these coins into electrum and use them. You can import them.as well but I wouldn't recommend these.






You can do this in a few way.
The most popular way is to install wallet software if you haven't already, I recommend electrum.
Then you will click Wallet>show addresses, right click the address and show its qr code and scan this on your phone to send the funds.

Another way is to make a backup and put it on your computer and you will look at the how to guides in the Android bitcoin wallet section.Then you can sweep these coins into electrum and use them.You can import them.as well but I wouldn't recommend these.

Man, you are making things messed up with your account. Copy pasting is against forum rules.You might not copy the whole thing and rephrase some of the words but still a copy pasting procedure. This would really result on perma-ban.

Talking about the topic this thing isn't really complicated at all since you can easily install electrum,bitcoin core and other desktop wallets and send those funds on that wallet came from your mobile phone bitcoin wallet as simple as that.
6689  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Price Impact the Signature Campaign ?? on: November 06, 2017, 03:30:49 PM
As like me,I think all of the Bitcoin Talk Community waiting for New Campaign.
Since the Price of the Bitcoin is Increasing now,new Signature was not Started yet.
My suggestion for the Campaign Manager is you can reduce the Pay rates for the Campaign as compared to past.

I am waiting for the New Signature Campaign to start. ;)How many of you Huh
Payrates would really vary on the company owner itself if they would decide to lessen up or just maintain on those payrates. Price of bitcoin did increase wayback on previous months which on those salary on signature campaigns will really give you nasty hundred of dollars on a single week.It up to theirs if they would adjust but as I have seen on most campaign they do adjust because they do always based on dollar rate.Managers cant really adjust since they are just following owners orders but somehow they can able to suggest for greater good salary allocation.
6690  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Why you should NOT get into cryptocurrency mining on: November 06, 2017, 11:19:38 AM
The price for one bitcoin increased for several $ thousands within the past months while the mining costs remained more or less the same! I didn't check if the difficulty also has increased within the past 3 months, but if not then everyone who was already in the process of profitably mining received some $ thousands extra per coin.

Did you even try to read the linked article? The difficulty rose exponentially...

In shot for ppl that don't care to read the article but like to comment on articles that they didn't read:
- mining profits always drop in time to a minimal level
- its not worth the effort if you do it in small scale and you don't have access to cheap hardware or electricity
- if your counting on the price of the coin to rise then its cheaper to just buy the coin
That's also a good way on promoting your course you do offer but on some points I do really convinced on some factors why mining wont really be profitable on most cases. The main factor on here is the electricity cost.This is one of the things which do affect profitability if its expensive in your country then its pointless to set up mining farms unless if you are willing to risk and don't mind on profits just to fulfill your habit or passion to mine crypto then it should be fine but for most miners we do normally seek out on being profitable.
6691  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Simple (and possibly stupid) Question on: November 05, 2017, 06:24:17 PM
I am new to Bitcoin but I’ve been doing a bunch of research and learning. VERY interesting stuff! I invested a small amount a few months ago and I’ve seen my investment triple. I’m cautious but I’m all in and plan to slowly add to my wallet.

One thing confuses me. Who and what actually sets the current price? I understand how things like China taking a negative stand on bitcoin can drive the price down, but don’t understand the very basics of  how the price actually moves. Is it a function of how many people own it at any given time, so as people buy and sell,  the price of a coin increases and decreases?

Thanks in advance for your info!
If you did able to have an Economics subject in the school you would definitely answer this stuff without any hesitations and confusion on ones self. Us bitcoin users are the ones who dictates the price and it is indeed buying and selling can decrease and increase the price. Just like a tug of war. If theres a demand then each bitcoin would be valuable even more.Seeing that entire supply is just 21 Million and currently 16m coins is circulating which means it is really just limited if people would tend to adopt or buy more then price increase do happen.
6692  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Worth investing? 2 BTC on: November 05, 2017, 05:17:58 PM
Have you bothered to read any of the thousand of pages on the forum?
I read... but no one answer which coin best to mine, everywhere bad informations + old threads about it.

Go here: whattomine.com . This is the site which you can able to see and calculate regarding on what would be the coin turns out to be profitable on a certain coin. 2 btc would be sufficient on buying gpu even the cost of electricity on your place is somehow expensive but if you do able to buy 5-7 gpu's on that amount then it would be sufficient for mining altcoins.It would really depend on your choice but the coin I would suggest is Monero or Zcash same as being suggested above.These coins are good difficulty isn't too high.
6693  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Not Yet Legal But Not Banned on: November 05, 2017, 04:56:56 PM
It has pass the banking law in order to withdraw money from the bank...then it is legal.  However, the government can make regulations or laws in order to ban the bitcoin system.  Like considering it as a means of money laundering or as a means of terrorist funding.  But the way I see, the strict regulation on bitcoin membership can protect the system and can help a lot of individuals to spread equality of wealth among men.

Bitcoin can really give the opportunity for people to earn money but saying on the equality then I don't think so that this thing would happen on bitcoin. Considering that coins are not distributed well and just like on fiat money there are people who are always on the top which accumulates some good amounts of bitcoin which means equality is nearly impossible and talking on legality it has not been considered yet by most government globally but already making the attention around it. If they would decide to ban then we cant do anything but rest assured it cant really stop bitcoin completely.
6694  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Airdrops. With its impact on value of coin, good time to sell? on: November 05, 2017, 12:41:20 PM
I'm hoping to get some advice from people with much experience trading airdropped tokens or coins.

Let's say a token/coin is about to distribute a big airdrop to many users, doesn't that usually mean that more people (those receiving the airdrop) will immediately sell their new token/coins and therefore cause negative movement of token/coin value? Given this, is it then best practice to SELL before airdrops are distributed?
This is a usual thing on which airdrop participants will actively sell their free coins once it hits exchanges because on this way they can able to make money on just simply signing up on those airdrops.It would depend on a certain individual if he would decide to hold up and let those dumpers take profit because there are instances on which some airdropped coins did already to pump out which if you do hold it then it would really be a worth thing since you can really make some serious cash out of your free coins been given by them specially if its being hyped up then it would really put a smile on your face.
6695  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Broad Exposure of Bitcoin Address on: November 05, 2017, 06:57:11 AM
I've been curious how much Bitcoin I could get donated just by exposing my shared address. I've seen stories where people get their address or QR code onto TV and people actually send them Bitcoin! I think that's wonderful. I'm traveling to NYC in a few weeks and am thinking about getting a shirt with my QR code on it and maybe getting some stickers printed to leave around town. I was also thinking about putting one on the back of my car, but around here I'm not sure how popular it is. Anyway, I also made a website, www.himomsendbitcoin.com to see what the experience would be like collecting Bitcoin in this way say for a year. My coworkers cannot understand Bitcoin and think that I'm crazy for being so passionate about it. I hope that I can show them that Bitcoin is a powerful idea and network that is changing the world as we know it.. Maybe it's a waste of time and money, only time will tell.

-Mike
I'm not discouraging you but I would like to know on where those funds to be used for? since you are asking for some donations.There are lots of ways for you to scatter all over the place on your wallet address but I don't think that people would easily give you the funds that you are hoping for.We do know bitcoin is a valuable thing considering on its price now.Giving free money to random people is hard even a single cent.Dont expect from it unless on some considerable situations which on public would be convinced to give or lend some money but if theres no other reason then expect you would get nothing.
6696  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Wall Street Firms - Sinking Ships? on: November 05, 2017, 06:19:31 AM
It's far too early to call these guys sinking ships. Bitcoin certainly poses a threat to them, and their speaking out means it has become too big for them to ignore. That does not mean they're as good as dead though. The cryptocurrency revolution is in its infancy. There aren't enough people who know about it, and not even all of them are holders. Crypto is still nothing compared to Wall Street.

At the rate we're going though, Bitcoin will definitely sink them, but even then, not anytime soon. Plenty of things can still happen.
I agree on the thing you do say on here which its too early to say that those guys are sinking or even on the things they are involved too. For the words that they have said in the past I'm sure they are questioning back on the things they do said about bitcoin specially now its price did hit up $7500 price.I know they would really have questions on mind why it did grow for a short span of time.It isn't a bubble but a strong community support which do driven the price. Sinking ships isn't appropriate to be talked about because they aren't sinking for sure.
6697  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Amazon accepting Bitcoin - What can go wrong? on: November 05, 2017, 05:32:02 AM
I see a lot of people pushing for companies like Amazon to accept Bitcoin as a payment option. Have we considered the

implications of these decisions? Let's say we cannot scale to "service" the need for millions of new people who would use

this technology for the first time. What a big embarrassment would it be, if people waited 13 hours for their transactions to

be confirmed. Doing this now will hurt Bitcoin more than any other "bad" thing that has happened to it before.

We need to wait for the perfect scaling solution to address this problem, before Amazon or any other big retailer starts to

accept Bitcoin as a payment option. The Lightning Network might get us close, but it is not a proven technology yet.

Let's hear your thoughts on this?  Huh Huh
I wont see any problems regarding on this matter if they would add up bitcoin on their payment options. We do know that once bitcoin has being transferred it cant be reverted which this thing would really matter if Amazon management would consider this thing.Once payment is already reflected then normal transactions would be done after that.If they cant comprehend those kind of situations then for sure they wont really accept it and would rather stay on the traditional ways since they are already here for how many years using that payment options.
6698  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Local Laws about Crypto on: November 05, 2017, 03:46:43 AM
How to find out about local laws about crypto currencies in a country? Do we have to consult a lawyer or are there any online resources that can help too?
In my country, I have not yet heard any news on bitcoin regulations or its status in the eyes of the government, so not sure if I can sell bitcoin and get the payment directly to my bank or not. Don't want to land in any trouble.

Maybe the best thing to do is to consult a lawyer and ask him about the status of cryptocurrencies in your country or if he has no idea then you can just search in the internet or ask here in the forum in your local group if you have one maybe they have an idea of your status. As for my country, the government did not regulate yet cryptocurrency but they are aware of it since I have seen some news coverage about it and just warn the people to be vigilant always and investigate first where the people will put their money because it is a highly speculative investment and if in case they lost their money then the government cannot backed them because it has no legal implications yet.
This is the thing should really be done first since lawyers are always aware on the possible new regulations on any country which if you do tend to ask or consult about crypto then they can possibly answer you or not but would still depend on the level of awareness of the country into cryptos because I do tried out to ask about bitcoin on my friend which is a lawyer and he do answer me that he is already awared on its existence but our country doesn't still make a move or make a word regarding to it which it hasn't been banned or treat as an illegal stuff.
6699  Economy / Speculation / Re: How much BTC will fall in 3 days after Segwit2x fork in November? on: November 04, 2017, 11:54:16 PM
How much bitcoin will retrace just after the Segwit2x fork?
Price correction would really happen in bitcoin after the fork after its price being affected on such event.It did rise up on new heights in which we do less anticipated. This is why we should really expect for price decrease and for short traders it is indeed a dangerous stuff on buying bitcoins as of now.Fall is already expected but not too much maybe we do able to see 4500- 5200 range which is an ideal price range for this year but actually no one really knows on what would be the range but one things for sure we do see less amounts when people already taking profits and switching back to altcoins.
6700  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Did I make the right decision? on: November 04, 2017, 11:08:14 PM
I am a super noob when it comes to blockchain technology. I often see people are investing in Tokens & ICOs. I have no idea what are tokens & ICOs. But, I do understand that they hold value in money. and if purchased ahead of time you can make a huge profit after many years same as bitcoin has does for millions. Recently, I stumble upon this ongoing pre-sale of tokens for UTRUST. I don't know much about the company but the tokens price was $0.0065/each. I invested in UTRUST and bought 1000 tokens. It cost me about $65.

Now my main question - Did I make the right decision by investing in UTRUST in terms of making profit?

Bunch of thanks in advance.

Smiley
If you do ask on what is ICO then going back in the past it is indeed a good way on making profits since you can able to purchase coins on discounted prices and when it launch on exchanges and the price did initially start on its casual ICO price not the presale or discounted ones then it is indeed a profit for those who did invest but now on ICO these days do already work on other way around which turns out not to be profitable already because most of them do start up on  directly on discounted prices or lower even more.This is only based on my observation too.
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