The sentence in bold is the most valuable advice I have read sinçe this August 1 Bitcoin split panic started. Again, I think it isn't a good idea to leave one's Bitcoin in the exchange at this time. It's not for fear of the split but because a rogue exchange may use this as an excuse to say it was hacked. For safe wallets, Electrum and Armory come up in several online articles as safe wallets. So, those who seek now know what to download.



I wouldn't trust Polo. Its support system has turned unresponsive lately. They don't respond to complaints anymore. I have two unresolved complaints with them now over a week. Polo may claim not to be responsible if eventually anything bad happens to funds.

You are a very senior member (Hero) of this forum and this pre-suggests that you have been here a long time to have an idea of how this thing works. That the Bitcoin price is now ralling to the bullish still doesn't suggest that the woes are over. It could be impulse buying by the whales. From my chart, the technicals suggest that price could go down to $2,400 today.

The pay is incredibly poor and the manager is still rejecting quality posters? That's weird. Come on, he should even cut applicants some slacks for showing interest. Otherwise he's going to have unnecessary devotion and wasted time in picking posters.

Payment received for this round. Thank you manager and Targetcoin..

Ok. Yes I got the pm and post format. I will speedily make the post this morning and pm you the links. Thanks.

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How come Targetcoin isn't taking up my offer of free advertisement on Facebook. Do I take it that my post was missed or deliberately left out without response? Here is it again:

Thanks for clearing this up in bold. In addition I think the skepticism shown by the various Central Banks of different countries stems from their inability to understand how Bitcoin truly works. Some of them see it as a Ponzi scheme while others think it's an MLM stuff. Even the CB of my country is weary of Bitcoin but that hasn't stopped some of us from embracing it.

Don't over write the importance of that article. I am not sure everyone here knows the nitty-gritty of the reason for the August 1 apprehension. You may be a tech guy, other members here may not be.

I think the buying days are already over. From the graphs and charts it shoes that Bitcoin has started recovering. As for buying on July 31, many exchanges are already warning of closing shops to confront August 1. There's so much confusion out there about this impending split.

Now I can confirm my suspicion that all isn't well with Poloniex. I made them a report over a week now and no response. It's kind of frustrating if customers can't get the services for which they were lured by a company to patronize their services in the first place.

Again, since yesterday I haven't been able to trade on Polo from my Tabtrader. I really dont know if the fault is from Poloniex or Tabtrader. Who else has this issue I have?



Shouldn't Poloniex disable the ETH platform if they no longer trade or transact such. Why still make it run and deceive prospective customers?

Why is there still no template for Facebook campaign. I can run a couple of free posts for Target coin on some of the crypto groups I belong to. It will be a free service. All I need is the go ahead and the format.

Lol...This is even above your rank to show interest. Jr. Members aren't allowed to participate. Anyway, I don't see the OP living up to expectation with the payment. For all we know, he may be trolling. Even if not trolling, the task isn't anything legitimate.

I make reference to the words in bold: In that past not much was known about Bitcoin and the price wasn't this high as it is now. People now see Bitcoin as an end to all their financial problems and would understandably kick against anything that threatens its existence. That's why the so much apprehension with August 1.

Really, this should be a cherry news not just for Bitcoin enthusiasts but for the third world countries too. It shows how the wildfire is catching on with modernization. This acceptance will further grow the awareness and survival of the Bitcoin technology globally considering India's very large population.

The security of Bitcoin still hangs in the balance considering the prevalence of theft associated with it by hackers. Whether we agree or not, Bitcoin is highly risky indulging in. Apart from the slow confirmation and backlog of unconfirmed transactions, we still battle with stolen and hacked wallets. The technicalities involving how Bitcoin works are not easily understood by many, especially the illiterate ones. I really don't think Bitcoin is a secured way of handling cash. The banks are better.

Isn't this the main reason trading is said to be risky and speculative? This isn't only with crypto trading, it is also with forex trading. Thus, a rule of thumb in trading should be trade without emotions and also trade your plan!

What to do to make more money?

I will suggest two ways:
Outside this forum, I will suggest one studies a course in college that's in high demand or gets into a profession that pays high and well.

Within this forum and in business, I will suggest investment... investment... investment. And then get more side businesses to all one does.

Obviously, this is a Newbie question. I guess OP must have realised by now that what happened with his 13cent worth of Bitcoin was appreciation in value. The Bitcoin itself didn't grow. It only appreciated in value. Back to the question: I think it's pointless having an asset and not utilizing it. If I have bitcoins and I am in need of money to solve a problem, it's only sensible I sell off my Bitcoin or some of it to solve my problem.

While both involve risk, they truly are not the same thing. For me trading harbours responsibility. I see it an an indulgent in calculated risk unlike gambling that is frivolous risk. Any day any time I will go for trading. Not gambling.

Now with this recent beating Bitcoin has been taking since the recent weeks many holders of the coin may think the end is here for it. From over $2800 to $1870 within three weeks isn't any consolation for anyone not to panic. However, I still think Bitcoin will survive this year. As for next year, I really can't say.