I just saw this Skidoo crypto on the coinmarket here http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/23-skidoo/ and couldn't figure if the price on it is right as it's way higher than Bitcoin. So, I am asking if anyone knows anything about this coin? Is it truly the worth or it's a bot error?

Don't take it too personal. Its just that your rate is sadly low and poor and some of us here think it's slavery. Even $5 isn't worth 50 posts let alone 100. You can do better on your rate.

Hey buddy, you may want to revisit this link for the answer you seek on a thread you started here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1951484.new#new

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Well, all I can say is...Here comes another Newbie with an offer!

The part I really don't like here is with people making inquiries or seeking an answer to something but never get to show up again when the issue raised is being debated or discussed. It's been almost a day now yet OP is yet to show up again after starting an SOS thread. Perhaps, I should think he already got solution.

Two things are strongly against you, OP. One is your Newbie account and the second is your lack of proof of ownership of the site you brandished as yours. So, which do you want to attend to first? No one is going to believe any claims you make here without proof because we have really seen enough scams lately online.

Except you already know the answer to the question you just asked, you are not going to get that answer here. Not even anywhere! This is because no one definitely knows the future of Bitcoin. Otherwise, there won't have been the $10,000 piazza story and those who saw the future from 2009 would've bought all there's to Bitcoin. We are all speculators. And speculation isn't accurate fact....

Exactly my point! From the look of things and his spelling ability, it's obvious he should know where to look for the answer he so sought if he were really serious in selling his Bitcoin. But then the usual happens and LAZINESS sets in, and the zeal to question Google for that search dies off.

OP, the underlined in your post shows your frame of mind already. You lack patience and trading I'd all about patience and emotional control. Perhaps you should work more on your level of patience than your trading tactics. Until then you may want to stay off trading.

Your doubt is reasonable. However, I think the price of Bitcoin will still rally up again. But don't buy when it does. All you have to do is to wait for correction or dip that's likely to happen and then you can trigger your purchase.

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If you asked me, I would say Bitcoin is over rated. People should give the altcoins a chance to come up in value by de-emphasizing Bitcoin for a while. After all, Bitcoin transactions this day are frustrating with high fees and backlogs.

I do think the price will even go above the $5k level this year. 2017 is literally the year for Bitcoin. But after this year, I don't see much increase in price. Next year will be a bad year for many who will plunge into it with all their investments, thinking price will continue to rise. Next year will be for the altcoins to blow...

Now you know why they say even bad publicity is good for business. It doesn't all have to be positive all the time. I never heard of this bitblender guys before but I am certainly checking them out now after making this post.

You are not clear as to what you actually want the account for. Do you want it to market an avatar or to make a post through the Senior Member account or what? If you are talking of buying the account, then I think you won't get anyone to sell to you because such an account averages 0.02btc weekly on campaigns.

Please, can you do us the favour of listing those coins as indicated in bold. Your rank says "Legendary" I can trust your judgement.

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Besides, volatility may be annoying for buys but not those who trade the Bitcoin because traders need that unsteady movement to make gains. Either bearish or bullish.

I don't do btc trading. I don't understand a jack about how it works. But I do lending on exchange sites and some times I also face such an annoying situation as the OP has described. I put out a loan on a certain rate and a few minutes later the loan is picked but after that the rate goes up and I am like, "why did I not increase the rate?" Sometimes the margin is huge...

Ya, you're right about litecoin. On the decision part, I think the OP already has his mind made up. Otherwise he would've included more options to choose from in the mix. However, I can suggest Dogecoin to him if he won't mind. I have been gathering that coin from faucets for a while now. Sadly, faucets don't give out much any more.

Is there ever going to be some kind of giveaways of the Dcorp coins or any faucet site set up to get this? I think this will kind of further help to enhance the popularity of this investment. I will like to invest here too, hopefully by next week.

The OP is misleading with thread title. The post does not say much about the title.

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Well, we are in a world where anything is possible to happen. Pre 2009, nobody knew anything about Bitcoin. It wasn't even in existence at that time. Now, look at it taking the world by storm and towering over the dollar, the euro and pounds sterling. No one believed it could achieve this level. Now, here it is. So, who says Bitcoin can't be gone in the next few years just the way it came? It's possible, with all its transaction problems and backlogs. It could die...

OP, you said it as if the price of Bitcoin will forever continue on the up trend. Investing in Bitcoin is like investing in any other business. Businesses do have their downtrend from time to time. If in doubt, you may want to find out from Mark Zukerberg or Bill Gates. I am one of the VERY few who believes that Bitcoin will not forever trend upwards in price. In fact, a time will come when other coins will go top it.

It's a very difficult thing to achieve now actually. In fact, making a bitcoin in a month now is like the proverbial camel passing through the eye of a needle, except it's through trading and huge Bitcoin investment. However, that isn't to rule out that some signature campaign managers here don't make up to that. I think some of them do.

Yes, the fact that it is not associated with the banks is a reason for me too. However, my major reason is the fact of its continuous rise in price and value.