It's really for the best I'd say, even if you do find a good campaign, it's pretty rare to actually earn a decent amount of money with it.
You'd be better off just saving up some money to invest into established coins, like the ones you mentioned.

Alternatively, you could also just provide people with a service in exchange for cryptocurrency.
You know, like a freelance job for example.

I've been playing Steem Monsters for a couple of months now and it's addicting as heck.
After they launched, I joined their Kickstarter campaign and pledged $50, which has made me a profit of around $300.

Aside from using it as an investment, I also play the game itself, which is really fun. Can recommend it to everyone!

How will they protect themselves from people doing a double spend to get free drinks/snacks?
I assume they're not going to let you wait until you get 1 confirmation, right?

This is not working with LN, in the case of Bitcoin, or is it?

Well, he can also engage with people on Twitter, you know, his own social media platform...
This forum's nice 'n all, but you can't expect people to go through the trouble of creating an account here just because a random guy wants to ask a question.

Besides, he'd be stuck in newbie mode

That wink emoji doesn't mean anything and it doesn't matter.
Giving advice like that to a potential gambling addict is just plain wrong, nothing else to say about it really.

In reality, he's probably just increasing his post count to earn more from his campaign, which is fine unless you're saying stuff like this.

I find posts like these pretty delusional. I mean, there's an appropriate age for everything and children that are still in kindergarten shouldn't have to start earning Bitcoins.
Also, sure there might be things that could be improved upon the current education system, but saying that they should just scrap everything about it is just crazy talk.

Let kids be kids during the first years of their life and don't bother them with stuff like Bitcoin, unless the interest comes from themselves of course.

Teaching kids about technology in general is appropriate in elementary school IMO.

Too few live users? Well, maybe compared to back in early 2017, but I'm still part of a bunch of communities that have hundreds of active members.
The bots really are an issue though and I definitely hope some action will be taken against them.

I do think it's possible that part of the bot activity will be resolved with the next hardforks.

What's so exciting about yet another P2P exchange?

I can tell you one thing, you're not doing this project any favors by posting generic comments like these here.
Not a single bit of information, not even a link to their website.

This has to be some of the worst advice I've seen anyone give to a gambling addict.
Did you really just say that he should just try again another time, because other people have won it big?

Follow that advice and you'll eventually lose everything you have.

Get some professional help and completely quit gambling without worrying about the losses you've already made.
You'll save more money by not gambling any more.

Well, actually, they've just added ads to their platform. You only see them when you're not logged in though, which is fine by me.
They've added them pretty recently, so I doubt many people know about it.

Source: https://steemit.com/steemit/@steemitblog/testing-ads-on-steemit-com


It's definitely lost a lot of the hype that it was seeing in the beginning of 2017, most likely due to the price completely tanking.
Just recently, Steemit Inc.'s management have reached out to the community a lot more.

Ned, the co-founder of Steemit has done quite a lot of community livestreams the past couple of weeks.


Thanks @bozz!

This is obviously amazing news and I really wonder what the impact of this will be.
You've basically got the largest smartphone manufacturer actively promoting Bitcoin to all of its users, literally millions of people worldwide.

Of course, most people probably won't even use this wallet, but just to have the wallet there on their phone gives Bitcoin a whole lot of exposure.

Nice! I actually prefer the 1.0 version over the 2.0, just because you can choose different map styles.
Besides, I don't really see the point of using this to look for businesses that only operate online, so 2.0 doesn't offer anything special for me anyway.

Yeah there are extra rewards for promoting this, through Oracle-D
https://steemit.com/steem/@oracle-d.tasks/participate-in-60-seconds-of-steem-social-media-party-and-get-rewards

They'll upvote your comment if you link your Tweet and follow the instructions on that post.
They've also upvoted my Steem post for around $3

https://steemit.com/promo-steem/@daan/60-seconds-of-steem-social-media-party-sharing-on-twitter-facebook-and-bitcointalk

From the 20th of February till the 27th of February, the Steem community is launching a promotion campaign on social media under the hashtag #sixtyseconds.
This is a community-run initiative to promote Steem on other social media platforms.

For this campaign, a couple of video advertisements have been created, some are actually pretty good.

Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41-KcNmZgrA

If you're a member of Steem, you can join in by reading the following post:

https://steemit.com/marketing/@surfermarly/join-the-60-seconds-of-steem-social-media-party-and-help-to-promote-steem-on-a-global-scale-tomorrow-20th-of-february-starting-from-10-00am-est-583ed362a19b4est

I can't even log in anymore and the one experience I've had with Freewallet was pretty terrible.



I used your service once to get a payout from Minergate, only to find out that I couldn't withdraw my Monero because your added fees were too high.

I completely disagree that other projects need to promote Bitcoin first.
Why would they need to do that? Bitcoin's success shouldn't be dependent on what other projects say about it.

This is also true the other way around, other projects' success shouldn't be dependent on what Bitcoin is doing, although that usually is the case now.

Let other projects criticize Bitcoin, it's something you can't put a stop to and why would you?
Either it looks bad on those other projects or they may have some valid criticism that should be recognized.

I've fully updated my Motorola G6 Plus and I don't see it either.
I'm running Stock Android, so it should really be fully updated.

I don't know, maybe they just haven't pushed the update yet for my device?

Anyway, it would actually be pretty handy if it got added. I do type 'Bitcoin' quite a lot in conversations.

Well, on websites that have autoroll with lots of features you can play different kinds of strategies.
It's also just very handy when you're trying to hit high multipliers, since those require you to roll quite a lot.

As an example, the autoroll feature on Crypto-Games:


Most people actually use that instead of the manual betting.

LOL, you start out correct by saying that slots has one of the worst house edges of all games.
Then you ruin your entire statement, by implying that roulette is better because you can use strategies.

As if you're going to increase your chances of winning by using these strategies...
Martingale will also bust you faster than you think.

Well, I would assume that a lot of people are on this forum because they're interested in cryptocurrency.
I don't have any problem watching an hour long video with an interesting debate.

If you don't have an attention span that long, how can you get anything done?