Maybe there are people still hunting, but I gave up in 2017. 

@Flangler  - Not pointless? Well I do hope you have enough computing power, and the lotto comparison? Nah, finding a BTC private keys is way more difficult so the odds is far more difficult as compare to winning a lotto.

Good odds, but I think there will be more spread as the fight gets closer. 22% is not that bad, but it's a big risk-reward ratio. For me this fight will be close as well. Not willing to take the risk on Jacobs though, but for those boxing/gambling fans, this is a good opportunity to make money while enjoying and getting entertain.

Why not? The price is sitting at around $55++ now, just a few hundred dollars to $5700 so definitely it's doable. So it's just a matter of time, the big question though, what will going to happen after we touch $5700? will it sustain it's growth? Or speculators will book some profits in the weekends? Let's see how it goes, we could be around $5700-$5900 right now if not for that Bitfinex and Tether drama that somewhat affected the price last week.

As much as we all wanted to see that price at the end of 2019, it's not possible, in my opinion. First, you need to understand where should all the money would come? Second, we don't want to see artificial and inorganic rise in the price, because we all know that once we bubbled again, the price could soon drop as fast as it goes up. So much better to see the price gradually increase, maybe in the 5 digits at the end of 2019, and then continue it's rise in 2020 because of the hype on block halving.

Right, he already confirmed it so I'm sure he feels healthy this time and could be preparing for this tournament as early as two months ago. I think the top players will win this trophy again. I don't see anyone close to at least upset someone as this stage. We have a lot of good upcoming talents, but this is the big stage, wherein the top players love to show their prowess. I don't know if Thiem can replicate his performance this year, but we will see, it's going to be a big test for him and proved that he is really a clay court specialist as well.

It's already 2019, stay away from this kind of "game" because of the risk involved  and in the end you will likely lose everything. I won't even consider this as trading, more likely gambling because you are putting a bet of future prices. If I'm in the OP shoes, I will consider trading as more viable way of making money here, at least you can mitigate your risk, minimize your lost and will learn a lot that will make you a better trader and obviously can produce more money for your in the future.

Yes, a lot of phone/sms scams have been popular in my country as well. They will send you sms saying that you won this xxx,xxx amount but before you can claim it, you have to deposit something. And many still fall for that kind of trap and those scammers take millions of dollars to unsuspecting victim up to this day.

I don't know if they can track them though, usually they will just buy pre-paid sim cards and once they've scammed people, they disposed the sim card and buy a new one to continue. So everyone needs to be very careful specially in cryptosphere.

Thanks for the update man, but it looks like the competition is tough with Nadal, Djokovic, Zverev and Dominic Thiem on the line. And just imagine if Federer was able to win this tournament and steam roll those players or at least some of them, then the whole French Open landscape will change.

LOL, I was expecting a more serious discussions about the recession because I've experience it in 2008 specially after the Lehman Brother's drama, I'm not in the States but I got laid off because of the effects on the world economy. And then you says that recession is around the corner because everyone was disappointed with the so much hype on movies and television shows?

I don't know if they are saving money, but the people behind, the production company has so much money to begin with, and I don't think they will be affected by the recessions. Only mid level companies and regular people like you and me will be moved, so we need to prepare for the worst.

Competition is very though as well and it's really difficult to survived in this cut-throat business. Do you have your official ANN thread though? If not then you have to create one so that you will get the exposure you needed for your project. May I know what solutions you thinking to offer? I think you need to check some spelling as well, "Fast Respon Support"?. It doesn't look professional if you can't even spell correctly, just sayin'.

I don't know where you from, but our local lottery tickets here is just around $1.0-$2.0 and you can win bigger jackpot. Much better to try it lower and see if gamblers will take a bite out of this new lottery in town. So far no tickets has been bought and one factor here is the expensive ticket price.

Of course with the advent of latest softwares, any online slot developer out there can really put a game that is so entertaining. But not only that, it was also meant to attract gamblers. As far as I know, they dig deeper on the psychology of gaming, the looks, the sounds, and the features, and importantly, the miss hits or miss bonus, LOL (I know, they supposed to be not doing it, but I don't know, I still doubt it,  ). Haven't try that game Vicky Ventura though, whether online or offline casinos, but it really looks cool and appealing.

Of course, but the question is, is it advisable though? For me it's much better to just convert your Bitcoin to Fiat and then just go the nearest Apple store. Less headache, instead of shopping around the web wherein there are just few options right now to buy them with your Bitcoin.


It boils down as to what incentives they will get in they start to accepts Bitcoin as payment method. Volatility is one concern of merchants right now so I guess it will take years for Apple to fully accommodate Bitcoin, IMHO.

Video not available? I guess you got the answer your answer from Coinbase. Well they can get that info because they can see it in their transaction logs. The question is how did you send a BCH to a BTC address? Anyways, you just have to charge this one to experience and hope that you don't do the same mistakes again.

The question is, do they really need blockchain technology, or just a centralized database to store all their pertinent data? I have nothing against companies implementing Blockchain because it is the "it" thing right now. But I just noticed that everyone is riding on the bandwagon as well and it the end if may not be as effective as they have anticipated and will try to roll back everything to a system wherein they are comfortable, just like a simple DB to manage everything.

Did you read what the OP says? It's not yet live, he/she is looking for developers.

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As @mjglqw, you need to find good developers and you should customized it according to what you really wanted to see in your exchange. And it involves huge capital to begin with so I hope you are really ready. Not just money but the time as well. Best of luck !!!

It's pretty obvious that economics, huge investors and other personalities would brand Bitcoin as a bubble because they haven't seen this kind of meteoritic rise in human history. But if you are going to compare it to previous bubble, then definitely it's not the biggest. As shown in the graph, stocks is will continue to bubble. But then again, they wouldn't attack it negatively, because that's there bread and butter, specially Warren B.

I thought that eGiveCash at Security Bank ATM is no longer an option?

"Outlet is temporarily unavailable. Please visit https://status.coins.ph for live updates."

Anyways, Philippines is really a haven for cyrpto enthusiast. You can even buy Bitcoins at our local 7-11 stores. But adoption though is slow, we need more online and off line stores to accept Bitcoin as mode of payment.

Yeah the chances of him playing this year's French Open is slim, but we can't  discount the possibility that he "might" enter this year. Yes it's demanding and this is like his weakness but then again we wanted to see him and maybe win this tournament even for the last time. He is very selective and that is good so that we can see him play more tennis. But this tournament could be a final nail in his storied career if he ever win this year.

Just like any criminals out there, they usually "case" their victims, stalking them for weeks or even months and then take that one shot to steal your money under your nose.


Yeah, good riddance. He has the talents, unfortunately, he didn't put it to good use but instead chooses the life of a criminal and now he is behind bar.