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7161  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Which is the best way to earn btc on: May 12, 2017, 03:40:52 PM
You could sell stuff in exchange for BTC. There were a few people selling stuff on Craigslist and local sites like that and accepting BTC as a payment option.

Yes That is also a good way to earn or make Bitcoin.
ETSY marketplace also allows "Shop" owners to accept payment by Bitcoin

You could also check out the GOODS section here on BitcoinTalk, link below!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=51.0
7162  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Getting Started -Bellacoin on: May 12, 2017, 10:05:43 AM
Hi Guys, I started with Crypto Currency in January last
and have got a good handle on how it all works.

But

I dont know anything about mining.

I am looking to possibly dive into the abyss of MINING
im looking at Bellacoin as a starting point.


I dont have a mining rig, I plan on using my desktop PC
and or a laptop Huh [ i realise this might be a funny statement  Embarrassed ]

Can anyone give me a few hints, tips and pointers?

Thanks in advance


7163  Other / Politics & Society / Re: VOTE * Do you believe in "Intellectual Property" laws? on: May 12, 2017, 06:08:28 AM
Hmmmmm some very good points above especially when it comes to helping humanity.
I may be starting to reconsider my opinion....

What comes to mind is a recent scenario here in ireland where a group of around 600
people suffer from Cystic Fibrosis and a new drug ORKAMBI is so expensive that the
Government initially couldnt afford to procure it.

Should the pharmaceutical companies for instance be allowed to basically hold
society to account to fund their profits?

If this wasnt the case would we have the drugs and medical tools etc. We have today?

I hope i havent moved the goalposts, i think this still comes down to IP and how.
The pharma companies operate......
7164  Other / Politics & Society / Re: VOTE * Do you believe in "Intellectual Property" laws? on: May 11, 2017, 11:04:10 PM
do you not think there has to be some protection for people who create and develop?

suppose you invent the scissors after a lot of development consisting of time and expense and
show it to me as a potential investor . . .

"Thanks lads, that was a great idea, there's the door, I'll produce this myself,
come back to me with your next invention and I'll just rip you off and copy it, again...simple!"


 Grin
7165  Economy / Services / Re: [WTH] Looking for Logo Design (see details inside) on: May 11, 2017, 08:08:04 PM
Im just wondering what is happening with this thread?

I have PM'd the OP but have not received a reply and
The last post was three days ago.

I have a design completed and need direction as to
Whether we are to PM or post here our designs.

?
7166  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A serious obstacle for bitcoin's popularity on: May 11, 2017, 07:24:44 PM
Yes, i think this is the single biggest think which will hold bitcoin back.
Everyone expects their transactions to be processed in a reasonable timeframe.
Sadly for those micropayments which have a very very low fee attached they get
pushed to the back of the queue so to speak.

this was touched on over on the 'halving' thread where miners rewards are going to be halved in
Close to 3 years, which in turn will put pressure on the mining business, which will amplify the
Current problem i think.

Could we see tdansactions being held to ransom by a small group of mining pools who may very well
Control the whole business
7167  Economy / Goods / [FS] ROTRING Isograph 131 0.25mm on: May 11, 2017, 04:43:40 PM
I have this ROTRING Isograph 131 0.25mm Draughting Pen
This is NOS New Old Stock, never used, I have it a long time
but never got around to buying ink for it !

Original box and instructions.

This is not a writing impliment, this is for specialist line drawing/draughting.

$17.50 BTC ONO will post anywhere and will ESCROW

7168  Other / Politics & Society / Re: VOTE * Do you believe in "Intellectual Property" laws? on: May 11, 2017, 11:11:17 AM
IP is a necessary evil, without it there will be little new research and development if everyone can freely steal your research and ideas. A lot of development costs a lot of money.

I do however believe it is in need of reform, particularly in certain fields where it does the opposite of fostering development it restricts it. For example patents that are held for the sole reason of preventing development or companies that buy patents simply to sue others for using something similar.

I agree with this also!
I have first hand experience of this but on a very small scale.

about 10 years ago I came up with a little photography tool after creation and testing
I discovered someone else had patented something similar, not the same but had
factored in all manners of similar items which rendered my creation redundant while
this patent existed.

It was just a patent that was never brought to production but hampered the development
of my idea.

So in the big business world I can see how this could be a major source of frustration.

However I do agree with the concept of IP but as has been mentioned it needs updating.
7169  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Macron supporting bitcoin? what does it mean for us? on: May 11, 2017, 09:28:23 AM
Perhaps we will see some positive light in France regarding Bitcoin at the very least it looks like a positive sign.
What happens in legislation though will reveal if that is really a good or bad thing although that was taken a while back and it presumes that Macron remembers every event he attended and photos he has posed for.

Bitcoin has never shown any negative sign in any country in the world, it is perfectly fine. It's not recognized yet, but it's being recognized. I believe France will be the next country to accept bitcoin as a legitimate currency, and if that happens, I think the value of bitcoin will rise even higher.

Australia is going to be next country to adopt Bitcoin and in general Crypto Currencies.

See my thread here > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1911873.0

In an effort to attract more Digital Currency businesses they are treating digital
currencies like cash in relation to sales tax.

Hopefully this will highlight the crypto world even more and maybe France will follow next?
7170  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Australia moving forward on: May 11, 2017, 07:04:04 AM
I just read this article this morning on.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-to-become-just-like-money-in-australia-july-1.

“From 1 July 2017, purchases of digital currency will no longer be subject to the GST, allowing digital currencies to be treated just like money for GST purposes. Currently, consumers who use digital currencies can effectively bear GST twice: once on the purchase of the digital currency and once again on its use in exchange for other goods and services subject to the GST.”

This is really positive news a a big step forward.
Following on from japans good news story are we seeing a snowball effect?
7171  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: New Project WorkingForBitcoins.com! Come help test it out! on: May 10, 2017, 11:00:14 PM
You may have to "invest" in some marketing to boost awareness

or consider a signature campaign or bounty campaign by users here
and elsewhere  to draw attention to the fact that you have a cool project.

anyway I'll be following the thread  Wink
7172  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin as a source of income? on: May 10, 2017, 10:53:41 PM
Today many people rely on bitcoin, in the sense that they are now focusing on the world of cryptocurrency, leaving their jobs

Is there something like this, is there any special tips because i want to focus but not yet dare?

I think there is a tons of online earner who depends only in crypto currency at the moment.
But there are others who just do it in their free time to earn some extra cash.

Yup this is me, a part time earner. Im lucky i have a full time job.
But i try to generate extra funds with alternative coins to build my bitcoin.
There are definitely people out there making a living off bitcoin, just trading and gambling.

I do not have any day job and I am totally depending on crypto currencies and other online earnings for my living and I am also very happy because I am giving my whole day to my online job and I am earning a good income which is enough for my living and I do not need any day job.

This is excellent! its clear that you know what you
are doing if you are able to make a living from crypto currencies.

are you trading and/or gambling?

personally I wouldnt be interested in gambling eventhough
a lot of people would call trading gambling also.
7173  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin as a source of income? on: May 10, 2017, 07:13:23 PM
Today many people rely on bitcoin, in the sense that they are now focusing on the world of cryptocurrency, leaving their jobs

Is there something like this, is there any special tips because i want to focus but not yet dare?

I think there is a tons of online earner who depends only in crypto currency at the moment.
But there are others who just do it in their free time to earn some extra cash.

Yup this is me, a part time earner. Im lucky i have a full time job.
But i try to generate extra funds with alternative coins to build my bitcoin.
There are definitely people out there making a living off bitcoin, just trading and gambling.
7174  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Belacoin - Supercharging entrepreneurship with the power of the blockchain on: May 10, 2017, 11:15:33 AM
Dark Gravity Wave will fix an issue that has been affecting the Belacoin blockchain where blocks won't be found for an extended period of time.

The Problem: Occasionally, there will be extended periods of time where no block is found on the Belacoin Blockchain.
What are the consequences of this? Transactions are not processed until a block is found. Your coins are 100% safe, but it can be frustrating to have to wait a long time to receive your coins.
Why does this happen? There are mining pools out there that search for the most profitable coin to mine and switch to it for as long as it is the #1 most profitable coin. A lot of the time, that coin is Belacoin. When these mining pools switch to Belacoin, the current difficulty regulator (Kimoto Gravity Well) spikes the difficulty to keep the 2 minute block times consistent. Then, the mining pools drop off because Belacoin is no longer the most profitable coin to mine, but the difficulty remains very high. Now, it can take several hours for the next block to be found. Once the next block is found, the difficulty readjusts back to normal and everything continues smoothly again.

The Solution: Dark Gravity Wave Mining Difficulty Regulator
Why is is a solution? Dark Gravity Wave (DGW) was created to solve this very problem. It takes more of a moving average so the difficulty does not spike so hard when a new mining pool hops on. It's more dynamic and flexible than Kimoto Gravity Well and will help reduce those long periods of time where no block is found.

Yes I knew it was a mining related thing which in turn affects
payments and transfers for users.

You description clears up my query, thanks again!

Also I wasnt aware that Belacoin was [one of] the most profitible
coins to mine, thats interesting ....
7175  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Macron supporting bitcoin? what does it mean for us? on: May 10, 2017, 11:06:07 AM
I suppose we can only speculate as to what this means.

I like some of the posts thus far. He may have been funded
by the maker of the storage, he may be a bitcoiner and he may just
have been an investor in that business.

He is though very much pro EU and as has been mentioned above
which could also have other interesting consequences if he is a Bitcoiner.

As the second largest economy in the EU and a country with a lot of
infleuence along with Germany, He may have plans to do something
similar to what Japan has recently done by recognising Bitcoin as a
legitamate mode of payment.

Japans stance has not gone unnoticed by the rest of the world, lets see  Wink
7176  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Belacoin - Supercharging entrepreneurship with the power of the blockchain on: May 09, 2017, 10:29:48 PM
Again, thanks for the updates.

The thread seems to have been focused lately on belacam
and its easy to forget or overlook the other tasks pertaining Belacoin itself.

I like the sound of this "Dark Gravity Wave difficulty regulator"
this is a mining tool from the Dash technology.
What benefits will it have for Belacoin?
7177  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Poloniex crash Ripple peak on: May 09, 2017, 02:34:31 PM
You people centralize trading on a single exchange and then you cry. Pethetic.

How do you know this?

Maybe a lot of us dont have Ripple on poloniex at all, maybe we do
along with some on Bittrex, Kraken also . . .

but i personally am intrigued by the sharp rise followed by the exchange
shutting down temporarily and then switched back on to find that the
value of said currency had fallen through the floor,

I love a good conspiracy theory  Wink
7178  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Poloniex crash Ripple peak on: May 09, 2017, 09:50:51 AM
ive moved to Bittrex.

Second that.  I'm done with polo.  They'll Gox soon.


Why would they do that?
There has to be massive funds generated on that exchange for that exchange
from all the transactions from all the currencies.

Because why not? This happened for the 3rd time, first it was with LTC when started to sky rocket, then with XRP, and now with STR.

I meant why would they "Gox" as in call a halt to withdrawals
stop uses from withdrawing funds like what Mt.Gox did back in 213/2014.

I know they can do what they like. hey, we are dealing with decentralised
and unregulated exchanges. Look at their currency value listings they
are generally higher than any other exchange.
7179  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: New Project WorkingForBitcoins.com! Come help test it out! on: May 09, 2017, 09:26:34 AM
Did a few tests as requested.

Login was easy, no fuss but I didnt as yet get a confirmation/activation e-mail.

I created a job but I could only choose from pre-defined skills
which I find very annoying, I know its only a test but its like
Behance, what if I have a skill you have not though of?

I cannot select the length of time I want the job offer to run for

I bid on an existing job without any issues.

I cannot update my job listing because the BTC address is invalid [which is good!!]
7180  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Poloniex crash Ripple peak on: May 09, 2017, 05:51:04 AM
ive moved to Bittrex.

Second that.  I'm done with polo.  They'll Gox soon.


Why would they do that?
There has to be massive funds generated on that exchange for that exchange
from all the transactions from all the currencies.
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