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Try harder OP! lol "Explained things how it works" There is nothing to explain here,it's a damn ponzi scam scheme! how can a op have over 15 sock puppet acct  |
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PM'd you regarding this and some other work
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Hi,
I'm building a site that is anonymous so meaning there is no user registration but need a referral system built.
I'm not sure how to do this without being registration, is there a way to create and track referral links/activity without registration system?
Or, if possible, tracking activity by users entering their bitcoin address before doing the action.
I'll provide more info via PM.
Thanks
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I've sent you an email regarding my account being lost
My browser crashed on private browsing and my link was lost. I emailed you and never got a response.
I also sent you a PM with a signed message from my deposit address.
Edit - received my account info promptly after providing necessary info, thanks!
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What will the virwox emails include?
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Will also like to see proof of trades.
I asked you the same question on your Ponzi HYIP thread, gambian.  And I responded to your question tmfp |
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Will also like to see proof of trades. Cryptsy is a useful tool if you use it right
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Come on OP...
You would need 1 billion coins at the price of $1,000 a coin to hit a trillion
Or better yet, 100 million coins at the price of $10,000 a coin
Impossible...satoshi does not own anything close to this much let alone will there ever be this much in existence.
Do some basic math before creating these threads, not hard!
Maybe you should do the math:  Your point?? My math is correct as far as I can see Ask the people from Zimbabwe if they thought it would ever be possible to pay 100.000.000.000.000 zimbabwe dollar for a loaf of bread. Now, when a loaf of bread costs 100.000.000USD, do you think a bitcoin could be worth 1 trillion? If not, do the math again. Your math is based on a fixed dollar while the dollar is FAR from that. Well to be specific, I mean USD at the current rate at the time of my post. |
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Just curious, we are looking into opening a mining operation ( high scale ) but according to recent news the US just missed an EMP from the sun that would have put the US back in the 18th century. In other words it would have shorted out and melted anything electronic. At that point in time or if there was an EMP attack against the US what happens to Bitcoin? Does it immediately become worthless? You won't be able to do anything with them and if stored online they won't be retrievable as they will probably be erased when all hard drives are smoked.
I know this sounds like it can't happen but it very easily can.
Even if they are wiped back to "18th century", technology from other countries would help as well as the fact that we have all of the research on or offline which would be accessible from other countries But yet again part of the internet is hosted in the US so don't know what would happen when it comes to servers and such |
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i'm sorry..
but can you explain what the chart mean ??
The chart shows the number of bitcoins in existence and the instantaneous rate of monetary (supply) inflation as functions of time. Is it worth to keep BTC for next 10 years ??
No one can possibly know the answer to that question, but everyone I've talked to agrees that, in 10 years, bitcoins will either be worth nothing or a whole heck of a lot more than they're worth now. depends on how well technology for it develops Has a long way as it needs to be capable to use by the average joe for it to boom |
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You should be a little more elaborate OP, very unclear on what you mean
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A lot of them do pay out, but when they do it's peanut dust and very rarely worth your time.
Exactly...takes a considerably long time to collect anything of considerable worth. Say you earn 2500 stats per day (that's on a good day) for a whole year 365 x 2500. = 912500 satoshis (0.0091250BTC) just shy of around $5/$6 Faucets don't exist to provide you with a viable income. Use them if you want to, if not - don't. They exist to give you extra coin, but what's the point when you earn $5 a year? |
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A lot of them do pay out, but when they do it's peanut dust and very rarely worth your time.
Exactly...takes a considerably long time to collect anything of considerable worth. Say you earn 2500 stats per day (that's on a good day) for a whole year 365 x 2500. = 912500 satoshis (0.0091250BTC) just shy of around $5/$6 |
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I'm not going to say 'If Bitcoin' this or 'Bitcoin will be this high in' or state a whatever-the-hell value. A investment is a investment. It could lose value. Crash. Be forgotten. It can also rise. It's a 50/50 chance.
I highly doubt bitcoin will just be forgotten after all of the work put into that. A very bad assumption and definitely not a 50/50 chance. |
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