I agree, bitcoin's price might drop some time soon. Over the past few months, maybe even weeks, Bitcoin's price has dramatically increased. I too am afraid of an upcoming drop that might hit us some time soon as a result of this drastic change.
However, even despite this possibility, holding bitcoins would still have to be my biggest option when it comes to earning bitcoins and making a profit from it. Even if the price does drop, it will most likely stabalise itself after some time, maybe even a few hours. I just don't see any reason why it would collapse.

I would still have to say that local bitcoins is probably the way they do it, however I may be wrong. There are plenty of large buyers and sellers that can be found there.

Otherwise, large exchange sites such are also good for large scale selling bitcoin to fiat.

OMG, you really serious about this question? 


A 1050Ti would be good enough for these games for 1080p@60Hz. Unless you are looking at playing in 4K with AAA titles, there is no need for such a beefy Laptop - No offence OP 

However, for this price any user could build a 1080Ti Desktop PC. I know you may have bought it for a hefty price, but think about lowering it.

I don't want to seem rude, but just stating that it isn't a Scam just doesn't really cut it on this forum, especially not for cryptodevil or Lauda for that matter. If you say you are legitimate, why change the pictures to your 'team?'

OP nice find! Keep up the good work!

Yes, I too would recommend him, no offence to other campaign managers. 

However, any trusted campaign manager would be fine - just try to steer clear of fakes and scammers. You don't want another scam to happen like here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2043356.0

Its sometimes sad to see what can be done by certain individuals...

Yes, Bitcoin's price has been fluctuating very much in the past few months. After August 1, the price had dropped a little and then skyrocketed all the way to 5000 USD. Then in more recent times it has dropped a little after China's ICO ban, only to retain its value a day after.

Bitcoin is still a solid investment and more people should consider buying into it!

What is the size of this hoodie?

The hoodie looks great, but no offence - I think you should consider lowering your price. 400 USD at this moment is a bit too much, especially when you can't try it on before buying  

EDIT: Try listing it in the Auctions thread! You might find more luck there 

I would say that Bitcoin is a very solid investment and it is virtually risk free at this stage.
Yes, profits will never be as high as if you had invested early in 2010, but it is still a solid and trustworthy investment. The best way to earn bitcoin is to just buy up and hold onto it. You can also try altcoin trading, however that is more risky. If it is done properly and smartly, then it can yield much larger profits than just holding onto bitcoin itself.

Yes, this may be true but I do not think that we should really fear a cashless world. However, there are certain security related questions that have to be asked - as you have pointed out. If we all have our money in a wireless account, hackers will be investing more time and money into cracking that.

However, despite this, I do think that wireless transactions will be the future and that wired / cash will  be eliminated altogether. While this may not happen any time soon, I certainly see it feasible within the next few decades. We should also remember that wireless transactions are not just cryptocurrencies.

Ja,hat mit tudunk csinalni a Kinaiak ellen. Semmit. A kinai kormany minnel kevesebb jogot akar adni az embereinek, es ez pont az.

Jo hogy most mar a Bitcoin ara vissza jott egy 'normalis' ertekre.

Well, I do not think so. While China is a huge holder of bitcoins, I think Russia and other countries are certainly catching up. While I am not really happy with china banning this cryptocurreny crowdfunding, it is a predictable move made by their government - when compared to the current government type. All this is  useful for is taking away power from the people, which every government wants to do in relation to bitcoin and its decentralised nature.

However, I do think that other countries will pickup on this trend despite these changes in china.

         
Please quote and Verify! Thank you

Yes! Most definitely!

You can make plenty of money through this forum by joining a signature campaign or completing services / jobs once you have gained experience through posting and reading. This may take a few weeks/ months, however it pays off very well 

Avoid spam/ un-constructive posts and you will be fine!

Rx 380 

Szerintem is ETH-t a leg jobb banyaszni, de probald ki eladni a kartyadat. Az egesz ETH banyaszat alig hoz penzt be, es ugyanakkor gyilkolod a kartyadat. Nagyon gyorsan tonkre mehet a GPU.

Well, what can he do.. 

Yes, I agree with journeyflair. Next time, ALWAYS use a hardware wallet. Never an online one. Those are much much easier to hack and in the end, have your BTCs stolen away from you. I guess now you have learnt a deep lesson that should have been left out. My prayers are with you dear Sir, but I doubt you will ever get your funds back.

Try to move forward from this. I know its hard, but Its the best you can do for yourself now.

Trading Bitcoin in small amounts usually can't yield enough profits. If you want to get into trading, use a larger amount and invest in many different altcoins to ensure that your funds are spread out.

Bitcoin trading can be risky, so I would think that taking a few jobs on this forum or joining a signature campaign would be a better option. However, it is up to you to decide.

What about hilariousandco?

He too is a global moderator and I have sent him a PM before and replied within minutes. Try sending it to him.
Just wait a bit and the admins will respond. While this is a serious issue, they too have a lot on their hands managing the forum.

Still, it can't really prove that that was your account. Anyone could create another account and claim that it was theirs. Signed messages are the minimum you can do, maybe emails from bitcointalk to your email address can be another form, but don't count on it.

Someone, preferably Cryptodevil, tell me this:

- If you are going to spam bot with bought accounts (already the start of something bad....), why put things into so extreme perspectives? Like, that I am trying to ask is that why are the bots made to post literally every 1 minute on 1 account. Why aren't they programmed to post every 40 minutes or so?

- For all those other ICOs that use view-bots, again, why are they not made to have realistic numbers in perspective? I saw a few weeks ago an ICO that got around 700,000 views in under 24 hours. (I might not remember correctly, but it was certainly a large number - an unrealistic value).

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I am not trying to endorse any sort of this behaviour, I am just curious why these scammers are so blatant.  

Aaaaand, its a self moderated thread. How suprising! 

Users of this forum should be able to express their views about any ICO. Even if it is a scam ICO, people should be able to say that and remind others of that in their thread.