Hi there. I added the code and I think it looks right.  BTC address-- 16rqTbPdE97eqQxzVxvvtF31uWmvYEwqzM Posts: 329 Full Member THANKS!  Hi, I received payment yesterday, forgot to sign back up. Am I too late already? If not.... Posts: 382 I received payment for last month. Thanks. I'd like to continue with the campaign. Same address is fine. Post count: 434 |
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I always lose money when trying to daytrade, its too much luck.
I think people underestimate the skill and discipline that it takes to be a successful trader. Often people say it's luck, but I tend to think it takes a lot more work than that. |
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The high and low price is becoming a tighter and tighter range...is this the calm before the storm? Given our history, we can only be stable for so long before there's some more action...
Yep, bollinger bands have been pretty squeezy recently, should see a strong move soon. I just hope it's to the upside.... been holding and waiting for a breakout a few weeks now. |
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Faucets, referral links and more faucets.
I don't find faucets to be an effective use of time. There was a time -- that time is over. How about referral links? Do you advertise in other venues (blogs, etc)? What kind of BTC does that bring in? |
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I'm currently going to University to be a pharmacist.. I hope I earn more money!
I once knew a pharmacist. He made really good money if I remember right. He didn't have a permanent full-time job, but he would fill in at various pharmacies in the area once or twice a week and still seemed to live really well. |
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I have a few questions about this. Is this something that could eventually be addressed by the protocol? Are there altcoins that have already addressed this issue with some level of success?
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getting that job to pay it back when your 55 years old.
Well, it's a matter of degree as well. I know people who borrowed 6 figures for an undergrad degree. That's crazy. But borrowing 50% or 100% of a year's salary? That's not that crazy. It really depends on your degree. If you are getting a degree in finance that can pay 6 figures after 2 years then borrowing 3 years salary would not be a big deal as it can be paid back and the salary is much higher then that if you didn't have a degree. What I think is crazy is people paying anything at all for degrees like history or English as these degrees are generally worthless. A degree in finance that can pay 6 figures after 2 years? Yeah, that doesn't exist, or at least statistically not worth discussing. I'd disagree as well with the latter point, assuming the graduates are willing to work admin/communications/marketing/etc jobs and not married to academia. |
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getting that job to pay it back when your 55 years old.
Well, it's a matter of degree as well. I know people who borrowed 6 figures for an undergrad degree. That's crazy. But borrowing 50% or 100% of a year's salary? That's not that crazy. |
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Definitely industries with high chargeback rates. Adult entertainment/porn, for instance, faces this issue, so I would think that these types of places would take to bitcoin.
I think this would apply more to merchants then to buyers. However it is a great idea to sell these things with bitcoin as it would likely allow merchants to charge less, and buyers to pay less. That's true. Although, these are also the types of things you wouldn't want showing up on your credit card bill. With bitcoin, you can retain your anonymity and keep your CC info safe. |
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I haven't had any issues with people accepting my BTC, so I'd rather not pay more than they are worth. If you are selling tainted coins cheap, PM me and I will buy some.
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It's only a draft/proposal at this point, right? Still open to public comment, and changes? Hopefully the bitcoin community and business/financial community can lobby for some more business-friendly regs. That's what I've heard, anyway. Let us pray....  I'm afraid that if this is what it looks like in NY, that this what it will look like on the federal level eventually as well. |
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From signature campaign like you do  Same here. But I guess OP already knows about that. I trade a little bit (altcoins mostly) too. Same on both counts for me. The signature advertising is only a small bit though, trading is a much bigger deal for me. I mostly trade BTC against $$, not altcoins. |
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What is the best paying one for newbies?  I`m working my way up for PD cause it seems the best overall and everyone has it. as a newbie, you can make at most 0.004BCT a week for 100 constructive posts. i feel as a newbie, it isnt much, but its a start. the more posts, the more activity. the more activity, the higher ranked. the higher ranked, the more BCT you can get from different campaigns. Yes, but at the moment, the only pay per post campaigns are paying the Prime Dice rate. So, at least for now, you would have to scratch that last part. Takes a while to get that activity up too.... |
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What is the latest situation for Amazon?
Unless I missed something, nothing but boilerplate responses. I have to think that Amazon is simply too big to risk holding BTC (can't pay suppliers and vendors in it), and Bitpay can't do that kind of volume! |
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Does FOX news know this? Does anyone know this besides Bitcoiners???
Tweet
@FoxNews
BITCOINERS VOTE LIBERTARIAN
Yeah, about that. I don't vote, and I don't support the Libertarian party. Obviously no generalization would stick anyway, but I'm sure many of us are pretty anti-political. Either way, letting the media know that there is a group of potential voters that are libertarian might make them want to pander to them in the coming election in 2 years. Really? I highly doubt that, but maybe I have become cynical. Okay, so if so, what would be accomplished by said pandering? |
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What is the best paying one for newbies? I'm not sure whether Scratch Ticket pays newbies -- their site would indicate they do. Both it and 777 pay very little, especially for newbies, but I haven't done the math. I think those are the only ones. |
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I am personally a fan of coinbase.com as it is regarded to be secure, meaning it has the proper safeguards to keep customer funds safe from theft.
Coinbase is not an exchange, though, more of a broker. You can't keep $$ there to buy on a low, for instance. No trading platform, no order book, no trade reporting. Indeed. I do use Coinbase to get money from my bank account into BTC, but then I usually send my coins to BTC-E and Bitfinex in order to trade. "Trading" on Coinbase means money in/out of your bank every time. |
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It's nice to be able to stop buy/sell as well (at least if there is sufficient liquidity to justify using stops).
I'd agree, but the liquidity question is key, to be sure. If an exchange has, say, Huobi's level of liquidity, I would definitely use stops. But on Bitfinex, I never use them. Price alarms and discipline to get in/out. |
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What a weird idea, why so many states? i mean they could have been 2 or 3 but six states are way too much.
Yeah, it's bizarre alright. Just some crackpot idea from a crazy rich guy. If anything, 2 states -- north and south -- because yes, they are already like two different countries. But that's it. |
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