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My activity is not logged in the spreadsheet. Any ideas why? |
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My activity is not recorded in the spreadsheet. Is it just a delay? |
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Keep it simple: "If it seems too good to be true, it probably is".
Be more careful in the future!
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Hi,
I think my application was not approved, but there's no explanation. Can someone tell me what's going on?
Thanks!
Later edit: Oh, my application has been accepted. Thank you and good luck!
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Thank you for the help! I'll keep my current ration for the moment, but I'll check the market for any profitable movements  I don't think it's wise to ask such questions because half or replies will be pure speculation and the other will not be honest (people will promote the coin in which their own funds are) so I just warn you to take all opinions with giant grain of salt. You should be able to make your own decision.
Yes, I was aware, thanks for the advice BTC and ETH are different coins. BTC , as we all known , it's the first and the most popular coin, it is the best trust by us. But I don't think it will be a currency because of this max limit. In another word, the ETH has another advantage , it’s smart contract. Maybe one day, ETH will be more popular than BTC. This is just my viewpoint.
Yes, I see the things in a similar view. Many startups create their tokens using the ETH blockchain, and some of them have real potential. btc is always first choice for noobs! if you want to invest eth is better
Who said I'm a noob? |
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don't smoke for a week and that's it: you just saved three months of fauceting..
I'm a musician I can't smoke, so I buy with that money and use faucets and make even more....what's your point? For those wondering, here is the link to the faucets Bitcointalk page:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=319540.0 They are legit. I see the faucets as waste of time. I think it's better to invest that time in something else, because you get next to nothing for it. You're really short-selling your time. If you're a musician (I think that's really nice), you might use that time to practice, and you might have better outcome in the long term. This is your life and it's ending one minute at a time - Tyler Durden (Also thanks ^_^) The reason it's not a waste of time is because I accrue interest. It's the interest that is worth sticking around for. Eventually i won't have to hit the faucets because of it. Oh.. interest on a faucet? This is interesting, I'll take a look Later Edit: I took a look, I don't like it. Try to take a look at NEO and GAS, you might get more interest there; the current rate is 8.4%. |
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Are those bots profitable? Anyone tried them?
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I also read the article and I don't know what to say.. it looks like fake news for me. As far as I know, the Russians are pretty crypto-friendly.
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don't smoke for a week and that's it: you just saved three months of fauceting..
I'm a musician I can't smoke, so I buy with that money and use faucets and make even more....what's your point? For those wondering, here is the link to the faucets Bitcointalk page:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=319540.0 They are legit. I see the faucets as waste of time. I think it's better to invest that time in something else, because you get next to nothing for it. You're really short-selling your time. If you're a musician (I think that's really nice), you might use that time to practice, and you might have better outcome in the long term. This is your life and it's ending one minute at a time - Tyler Durden |
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ICOs are tools for crowdfunding created by startups.
The token value is somehow pre-set by the ICO, but after listing on the market, it will be only about supply and demand.
If a coin is not desired, it's holders might undersell and the price will drop.
If the campaigns generates a lot of hype, all those who wants a token but missed the ICO might overpay for those coins, as the demand is higher than supply, and the price will go up.
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don't smoke for a week and that's it: you just saved three months of fauceting..
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banks may adopt the blockchain technology and create private chains, but I don't think they'll be gone until the whole concept of money is gone
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If you do this, while you'd be mining, the possibilities of actually mining a block are basically zero.
This, and everything will work slowly on your PC and you will be paying for that in electricity bills. Mining is for professionals only now, with huge money to invest and clever minds to survive in this competetive market. you can easily mine with laptop to get some starter amounts. vps is your friend as well You're talking about mining other cpins and not Bitcoin, right? If you are talking about mining Bitcoin by following your suggestion then it would not be profitable at all. Mining Bitcoin has a set of requirements to make it "profitable." I started with btc on macbook pro 2012 (started this year). then swapped to altcoins. I guess btc mining wasn't profitable at the moment, but swapped altcoins were huge. depends on the set of your skills, I am pretty sure you can start with even less. can you give more details? i guess you're talking about cpu mining. |
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when the bitcoin cap of 21 mil is reached, there will be a huge deflation, as the bitcoin rewards / block will drop to zero. (except the tx fees)
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Hi,
My current coin distribution looks something like:
BTC 40%
ETH 40%
Other 20% (tokens and altcoins)
Right now BTC is going up, while ETH is still around 300$.
I am here for the long term, and I know two things:
1. Bitcoin has a limited supply of 21 millions btc
2. Ethereum doesn't have a supply cap, which may lead to inflation (I suppose)
On the long run, should I maintain the BTC-ETH balance at 50-50, like I do now, or should I go for more BTC than ETH?
Thank you!
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try to forget about them.
how much did you invest? on the long term it should become profitable at one point, right?
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well.. the forum thinks you're a newbie, i guess it is like that so you would spend some time socializing with other newbies on the forum
PS: i also need to wait 360 seconds between posts, but that's ok, what's the hurry?
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provide tx_id or didn't happened  |
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Keep this in mind.
If you bought 1 bitcoin in late 2013 for 1200 USD and you kept it, without selling out at 300-400 USD, you would have now 4800 USD.
However, if you sold that 1 bitcoin in 2014-2016 period, you would have a loss of ~800 USD.
If the coin has a future, you will turn your loss into profits eventually.
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