Is there a way to earn over 1btc per day without hacking?
the only thing that comes to my mind is trading, it is not that easy though you need to be a whale in the market or be someone who is pumping an altcoin with a lot of bitcoin bankroll and earn profit that way. |
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One thing with faucets is if a user wants he can easily create a bot to pretty much drain your funds, I would steer away from faucets and think of other new ideas
Yes i'm having this kind of problems each day Don't like to change ideeas in the middle of the road.  Best Regards i think changing the captcha provider that you are using would help prevent this. that simple game one is getting popular where you have to click on and object or drag one to another point. |
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What would you preferr and how much BTC you have ??
obviously i would prefer it goes mainstream, everything that leads to mass awareness and mass usage of bitcoin is good IMO. What would you preferr and how much BTC you have ??
Since supply stays the same and gets halved each four years , Logically it means that if we go mainstream then the price will rise for sure since there will be more demand . so yeah I'am for mainstream supply is increasing every day that passes the thing that is being halved is the block reward which means that supply will be increasing at lower rates. |
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Are the owner of free btc faucets, are very rich? why giving away free satoshies every hour than saving? Are faucets for them are profit? Or they know what they're doing and they keep earning more than earning less?
use your PC's calculator or google and you will find out how rich they are and how rich you are going to be using them. you can check the amount they pay to each user and then check their price for advertising. just click on the bottom or top of any of those ads which leads you to something like (put your ad here) and you can have their rate. |
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it doesn't look like a possibility to me, there is nothing going on that can push the price up to $300 in 4-5 days ahead until the end of August.
although anything is possible with bitcoin, but right now the possibility of price going down is higher that it going up.
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you should always trust your instincts. if you feel like there is any sort of fishy stuff is going on bitfinex you should withdraw your bitcoins and use some place else for a while until you are sure.
~~better safe than sorry~~
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if bitfinex continues its fishy activities and finally does a mtgox thing i assume bitcoin price is going to take a hit but not as big a hit as before and definitely wouldn't kill bitcoin despite some people wanting to show it like that.
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Are you sure that you'd want to run bitcoin core as your main wallet? I mean, it's great for supporting the network if you want to run a full node but not that easy to use as a hotwallet. Maybe try a lightweight wallet like multibit or hive? you should point out why he might want to use a light wallet; bitcoin core requires that you have the full blockchain downloaded, which i believe is well over 30 GB at this point. in addition, the core client is rather resource intensive, or it was last time i ran it. if youre looking to use bitcoin just for daily spends or keeping a few bucks on there,a light wallet might be better for you as they only require you have the client downloaded, and your wallet will sync with servers that have the whole blockchain downloaded. in addition to the two wallets linked above, electrum is a fantastic light wallet as well, and has cold storage capabilities built in. The size of the blockchain is nearing 40 Gb. And I'll agree that it's resource intensive, even without the port open it leeches a significant amount of bandwidth to establish connections. Syncing the blockchain might take days even in good connections. And it's also not very easy to use. No ideal for newbies for sure. Your transactions might get stuck in limbo if you don't use fee settings right, menus and features are confusing etc. i want to add that Multibit charges extra fees (they are small but still) for every one of your transactions. so in fact it is not a free wallet. i myself am using Electrum. i find it way better. |
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i suggest you only use trusted places to buy bitcoin from with your credit card. you can google for feedback and check how long they have been operating.
the two good options that i can tell you are coinbase and circle
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Hi everyone,
My name is Ashley. I have been trading many types of ecurrency including bitcoin for ~5 years. I have a masters degree in economics as well. I would love to offer any support for beginners who have questions about anything bitcoin related. Please always make sure you use 2 factor and use secure passwords. Don't get involved in scams and if it sounds too good to be true RUN!
Yours Truly,
-Ashley
i hope you are not just advertising your exchanger, but if you are really want to help begginers i suggest you create a topic on different matters that you think you can help and post them in this section |
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choose the mac version from the https://bitcoin.org/en/download address and after installation of the wallet you will have to leave it open in order to sync with the network (download the whole blockchain which is around 40 GB now i think). do you have problem installing or you have any other question? |
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it felt like the bitcoin price crash was just the result of panic selling , and since the price is back to $220 and the crash is behind us and didn't persist i say people like me took advantage of the situation and bought back so the price has gone up again.
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NO, in my opinion the only thing that has affected bitcoin price recently is the Bitcoin XT debate and also the bitfinex bug which is one of the biggest bitcoin exchangers right now.
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One big thing I can think of is that every time you use a credit/debit card, a transaction fee goes to a big bank/payment processor. With btc, it goes to a miner.
Other than that, how does it benefit you to use btc? I mean you need fiat to get btc, and then usually need to take fiat out. So where is the net benefit besides the fees being lost by the big banks/payment companies?
for me the best benefit that bitcoin offers is the fact that i can transfer a large amount of money in form of bitcoin super fast and with the minimum amount of fees. and on top of that it can be most secure way with a little effort. |
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i can't tell for sure about exactly when i started with bitcoin, but my registration date here is closest time to it so i guess i started using bitcoin by buying my first bitcoin in early September of 2008
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Investment is a gamble just with a higher probability of winning, so the payouts smaller
you should not invest if you think like that. gambling is something that you dont have any way of knowing the outcome so it is 100% chance while a wise investment is based on experience and study , and although it has a chance of losing money but it is not based on luck. |
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bitcoin is good for video chat sites because noone can charge back what they have paid for so the girls would be safe this way, but on the other hand users can get scammed this way if on the other end is not an actual person or even a dude and they can not charge back so their money is lost. |
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you can buy steam wallet codes to fund your steam wallet or buy games directly with bitcoin. also you can always find all sorts of stuff here on this forum in the marketplace section. and you can create a topic with [WTB] want to buy, in the title and ask for anything you want and pay in bitcoin.
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SELL or BUY ?
nobody is going to give you an honest answer on this, because it is not clear. if you believe bitcoin will grow after the debate is solved and will go to high prices (next year for example) then this is the best level to buy and no matter what happens next day or week |
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for create new paper wallet i choose vanitygen i create new custom wallet address like 1shanexxxxxx (using command prompt) after it i use blockchain to import my custom bitcoin address, and i export it to paper wallet  need more step but i like my way i trust blockchain as long as you are doing it offline, and doing it with the correct code which you download from a secure and trusted source or review the code yourself i think it can be safe. and if you are only sweeping the keys at the time of usage then you are fine using blockchain.info |
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