That's actually not a bad idea, and I'm sure many other names could be suggested.  Wasn't having ranks above legendary suggested?  I'm not sure if it was taken seriously or not, but there is definitely room for something kooky at the higher levels.  With sarcasm aplenty.  We all know bitcointalk has a great collective sense of humor.   

And here we are months later, and there has yet to be a collapse.  Predictions are like a-holes, everyone has them and they're usually poopy.

I'm not certain "high quality bonds" are a safe bet either.  My play is in precious metals and land, and bitcoin of course.  And firearms.  I do think a crash is coming, because one always does come eventually.  And the stock market is sailing pretty high and has been for years, ever since 2009.  To me that seems like forever.  But then again, bull markets can last for years and years.  During the bull markets you get a lot of Rasputin like people crying that the end of the world is coming...but it doesn't.  So who knows.

I never earned through tweets, and I didn't even know you could do such a thing.  The signature campaigning is an interesting concept to me, and that's why I do it.  Definitely not to get rich, but it helps.  Faucets were neat in the beginning, and they are still interesting but are a waste of time.  It'd be nice if you could earn through something like Youtube hits, but I think Google is in the stone ages as far as that goes.

Usually when people want BTC for paypal *quick*, it's a red flag.  Your trust isn't bad at all, but can you sign a message from a staked address?  There's been a lot of hacking going on around here, and you can't be too sure who's who nowadays.

It's funny, because *everything* depends on people believing in bitcoin.  It's not backed by debt, governments, central banks, or gold or silver.  It doesn't physically exist.  Bitcoin is so strange to me, but the community is so hardcore.  But yeah, it was created to transcend governments and banks, and it's doing a damn good job, I'd say.  Not that bitcoin users are spending it like money, because I'd say most are not, but it's been adopted in the nerd community and the dark markets.  That's definitely something.

I don't care about the drama, but I will admit some of it is entertaining.  And I don't think the drama we've seen so far has impacted the price significantly.  Hell, the halving didn't even impact it to the extent that a lot of people thought it would.  But having some money stashed away in bitcoin, I definitely care what happens.  I just think cryptocurrency is tough enough to withstand a lot of the shocks that happen.  Maybe not with the lousy altcoin scene, but with bitcoin most definitely.

Yeah I'm definitely a bitcoin lover, and I would probably take 10% or so in my paycheck, but not more than that.  And the reason why has been mentioned, which is mostly the instability in price.  Then there's also the fact that you can't buy a lot of things with it (yet).  But as sort of like a retirement fund thing, yes.  I'd be down with that.

That type of collateral is possible to use, but from what I've seen here it's not likely anyone would take it.  Domains and accounts tend to be overestimated in value and aren't liquid.

A scam?  No.  That's much different than having some shady business practices,  which they do.  They're regulated by the government,  so they're nowhere near as scammy as most bitcoin business 'opportunities'.  And I've found paypal to have its uses.

earn a living with 0.03 per day, you have to be kidding. What country do you live in? The only way to earn a living is to get a job and earn real money. And then you can buy Bitcoin as an investment if you want.

I would say forget mining altogether. Mining itself is expensive time-consuming, and uses a lot of electricity. I would leave that for the pros. The best suggestion is to use your earnings that you get in real life and just buy bitcoin and hold it.

Xtraelv, you can't delete accounts here, but I can't imagine you're attached to yours yet.  Just create a new one and don't give support to scammy stuff like MLMs.  Which are scams, btw.  And if you've been reading anything on this forum you'd know this sort of thing is taken quite seriously.

I think he means deleted from DT but I'm not sure.   In either case, this certainly does look suspicious and it wouldn't surprise me if the account was hacked.  There's way too much of this going on lately.

"Always be logical" isn't the opposite of "Never be emotional".  Just Fyi.  I do agree with both of them.  Fear and greed drive traders to do some really stupid things.  Not sure what kind of logic exists with crypto.  There's not much to analyze.

Death couldn't come too soon for this shitcoin, but I suspect it'll be up and running again soon.  It's hard to keep a good shitcoin down, even one as loathsome as eth.  Buy Dash.  Sell eth/etc.

And demand is obviously key here too.  I think there is just way too much competition here in the zoo for doge to thrive.  But who knows, it's made it way farther than most people thought it would.

Except places like Yobit don't answer any support tickets.  In fact I don't call them tickets,  I call them impotent, strangled little cries for help.  OP is either very naive or very young or has a very limited understanding of how stuff works.

In my community?   Not a lot that I know of.  Tried to get momz involved, but she's not real interested.  I mentioned it to several people I work with, and they find it mildly amusing but not something they'd want to try.  But mention deep frying a turkey, and everyone has a story.

I dont think this is true, at least not anymore.   Secondstrade doesn't take the worst of the worst like Yobit.  Maybe they tightened it up some.  I haven't been with them all that long.  One good thing about Yobit is the speed of their payments, and it sucks if you get booted nowadays since they're not taking in new people.  There's no other campaign that I know of where you get paid within hours.

All the scam accusations and whatnot he's been doing lately would be a great lead up to a scam attempt.  Not saying that's what's happening here, but definitely get a signed message.  If he went first, he'd be bearing all the risk though.  Everyone here knows PayPal is reversible.