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81  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] NEWBIUM.COM - Crypto News and Information Platform on: July 14, 2017, 04:29:14 PM
@landomata you need to attend to the situation point out by @jose

@Landomata, I have just seen a post on website posted by Rica under Crypto trading Signals. The Telegram link given in the post is an infamous P&D group called Pumpnotifier, where admins of the group use to dump on own group members. This kind of posts will definitely hamper website's credibility too. I suggest, newbium team members should have a check on each and every post and should take down such kind of misleading  post immediately. Please visit the link youself for  better understanding.
82  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] NEWBIUM.COM - Crypto News and Information Platform on: July 02, 2017, 05:52:44 PM
Ok so what's the plan gonna be like so we can as well contribute our ideas... we all want what is best for NEWB

We are taking our time because we are working within some constraints such as keeping the distribution very simple and making sure those who receive NEWB will be able to add value to the NEWB market & community.

If we randomly distribute to 50,000 people there is a fair chance that only 15-20% will be really engaged in the NEWB market & community.  The other 80% would not be much help so we need to find ways to filter out this 80%.  If we find these filtering solutions then we can increase the chance to only distribute to those who will really engage in the NEWB market & community.  This is a win/win for everyone in the NEWB market & community.


As per filtering the 80% if, there is a way to measure community member participation after receiving the bounty of the social media platforms and possibly their visit relative to newbium performance on the C-cex exchange, it could help filter superficially.   
83  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin as a source of income? on: June 28, 2017, 02:19:37 PM
I don't think there are those many people who suddenly leave their jobs to solely concentrate on Bitcoin. They might turn to it when out of a job and struggling to find a suitable, stable one that earns them a decent salary.

Of course it depends on where you live but the in current economy it's quite hard to have a good, well paying job so if you happen to have one, stick to it. You can still concentrate on Bitcoin in your spare time. It's never so immediate to start something and be profitable right away. Usually it requires a lot of work and time before you can break even. Once you're up and running and making more from this than your current job, that's when you can resign.

Besides, it's better to have a steady source of income that you can invest and that could later become a source of passive income.


When you go to telegram or in Slack, you will see how many people from first world country that do trading full time. They think that trading is much better than having a day job because you get to stay in your house and you have the time for yourself. I think so too. These people didn't wake up one day and decided they are going to trade. They have been trading already when they still have day jobs and just decided that they are good enough to trade for a living.

There's a transition going on. First, day job 100%. Then trading comes in. You trade whenever at your spare time. Then at one point you're doing well with trading that you just find that you're wasting time with your day job or that your day job is getting of the way. You then do trading 100%.

Personally, I wouldn't be so surprised if somebody here claim that he's been trading for a long time and he doesn't have any day job even when he live in a really good economy.


 I do believe having a multiple line of income is reassuring, as grand as the prospect of bitcoin is, it still has its risk plus our regular job provides stability. I would rather do bitcoin as alternative bank roller,  just as stated  in the  numerous previous post, there would be a transition from your day job to working bitcoin fully. And again you have the folks who are without regular jobs to start with or low paying jobs or underpaid jobs who have the luxury of time in their hands yeah bitcoin would be a way to go if they can get started.
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