Biggest thing is that I was accused of scamming by a guy who never dealt with me and that put a bad a taste in my mouth. Now I just don't give a fuck because the moderators didn't do shit about his posts
BEWARE DEALING WITH THIS SCAMMER, YOU WILL CERTAINLY LOSE YOUR MONEY.
NO EVIDENCE, NO EXCUSE, CLEARLY CANNOT BE TRUSTED.Also, thanks for the reputation abuse you blithering fool. |
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Bump, available for more work.
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Please do not quote your previous reports, it only slows us down.
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Highly recommend this service @OP, I have used him myself and was thoroughly impressed with the results. |
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Definitely. I think there are far too many people trying to predict the movements of the market by comparing trends to what has happened previously. People are not cyclic creatures, they respond to the totality of the information available to them, if that amalgamation of information is different, then they may respond differently. Just because something happened one time, doesn't mean it will happen again if the same conditions are met either. It's best just to be reactive most of the time, though there are some opportunities to be proactive if you are intelligent enough.
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I think one of the major downsides that people don't often speak about is the amount of training required in order to see it mve into primetime. Think about it, cash money is very simple, it doesn't really need to be explained because absolutely everybody understands how it works. However, with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies there are multiple layers of difficulty in between the users and Bitcoin utility. A lot of people still don't even understand how to use a computer or smart phone, the odds of them learning how to use Bitcoin is slim to none.
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Have you ever gone to the bank only to find out that you have spent more than you had in your balance, and gone into an unarranged overdraft? Well, that wouldn't happen with Bitcoin. What about taking out a loan and find out that your account has been frozen after you forget to meet a payment deadline? Again, that will never happen with Bitcoin. The major thing that Bitcoin protects is from is abuse by the power that be, e.g. The third party financial institutions and governments that restrict your access to your own money.
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Mastercard is a VISA brand I believe, so it's very unlikely you're going to get a partnership between Bitcoin and VISA in order to produce some sort of amalgamation card. I think you might be able to get a viable Bitcoin debit card, but t would probably need a proprietary payment terminal in order to correctly register the transaction. This is something that could definitely be facilitated by the lightning netwrk howeve, where payments could be handled offchain through specialized payment channels and a BTC credit card.
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If an airdrop is offering a ridiculous amount of money worth of tokens (think $1,000+) then it is likely fake. In fact, 99% of airdrops don't end up trading at the value they say they are worth. If you participate in an airdrop, do so with the knowledge that it will probably be worth one tenth of what they say the value is.
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You can definitely start trading with $100, of course it's always best to trade with whatever you can afford to lose, if that's $100 then start with $100. The more you start with obviously the more money you stand to gain. If I were you however, I would start trading with very small amounts, or even just trade using play money into you know enough to be able to catch trends, and hence guarantee a reasonable return on many of your trades. And definitely don't put all of your money on one horse, as that is a dangerous move.
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You should definitely try to take advantage of as many free offers if you can if time permits. Don't invest if you can get soething for less effort than it takes you to earn the money you would otherwise use to pay for that same thing. If you are from a less economically developed country then itwold probably be better for you to just go for the free options like bounties and airdrops as there are often minimum investment levels that are hard to match
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I think Bitcoin needs some additional functionality, sure, it's absolutely great as a pure cryptocurrency, but I'd also like to see its blockchain used for more. Perhaps it could act as a sidechain for other more capable platforms such as EOS or Ethereum, I mean it could easily replace NEO gas that's for sure. Integrations make BTC more valuable.
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There's already a few projects that are looking to blend AI and blockchain together, the first one is the famous SingularityNET, but if you take a look at the recent ICOs, nearly every single one is using AI as a buzzword to try and grab more sales. From automated trading tools, signals production and market analysis. However, the vast majority of this will be vaporware as integrating two emerging fields like this, where neither are ready for primetime will have subpar results at best.
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Right now it definitely seems to be that Bitcoin is recovering more consistently than the other "houses" in the market, however it's definitely not smooth sailing even for the king of cryptos. If you look at CMC, there are some altcoins that are recovering faster, and these tend to be the very strong ones, such as TRON, EOS, NEO and ADA, so you could definitely make more money on these if you catch them at the right time.
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