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 Micky.com.au recently launched a Bitcoin price prediction contest and the prize is AU$1,000. The rules are simple: 1. Fill out the contest form with what you think Bitcoin's price will be (in AUD) on December 31, 2019 at 11:59pm AEST 2. That's it! The contestant whose guess is closest to the actual price on Digital Surge at the end of 2019 will win the AU$1,000 prize. In the event that more than one contest wins, the prize will be split evenly among the winners. Details: https://micky.com.au/bitcoin-price-prediction-contest/If you need a USD to AUD price converter for your prediction, here is a link to one: https://transferwise.com/us/currency-converter/usd-to-aud-rate |
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I think Huobi Global handled it a bit more smoothly than Binance did back in June. Binance never came right out and said "we're banning US customers". Instead, they said "we can't provide services to people who violate our TOS" and then snuck in the line about US residents not being allowed to use the platform into the word vomit that was its revised TOS.  Cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance and Huobi Global have users all over the world. Operating in so many countries
comes with a unique set of challenges, however, as exchanges must comply with regulations across multiple jurisdictions.
Earlier this week, Huobi Global announced that it would be freezing all of its U.S. customer accounts effective November
13, 2019 (GMT+8).
Citing the repressive and uncertain regulatory status of cryptocurrencies in the United States, the exchange said that it was
forced to ban U.S. customers from its platform.
“In line with the laws and regulations of the United States with respect to crypto assets, our User Agreement expressly
prohibits users in the United States from using our platform.”Read full article: https://micky.com.au/leading-crypto-exchange-to-freeze-us-customer-accounts/ |
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I'm not sure how I feel about this. Is SDF doing this because they truly don't feel they need so many XLM or are they doing it to drive up prices?  The Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) has burned over half of its total token supply of Lumens (XLM), sending prices
soaring more than 26 percent in less than an hour.
Speaking at Stellar’s inaugural Meridian conference in Mexico City on Monday, SDF Executive Director and CEO Danelle Dixon
announced the XLM token burn.Read full article: https://micky.com.au/55-billion-token-burn-sends-stellar-lumens-xlm-price-soaring/ |
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This kind of crap does more damage to crypto than its use in criminal activities. How are mainstream investors supposed to be confident that they can safely trade on exchanges when exit scams like this keep happening?  In the wake of the QuadrigaCX imbroglio, two more Canadian crypto exchanges are under investigation. Regulators are
investigating numerous complaints and it appears that the owner of at least one of the exchanges has disappeared, taking
users’ funds with them.
The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) has taken action to protect the customers of two Vancouver-based
crypto exchanges, Einstein Exchange and ezBtc.
The websites for both have recently gone dark leaving customers fearing for their digital assets.Read full article: https://micky.com.au/another-canadian-crypto-exchange-owner-vanishes-as-regulators-close-in/ |
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It's crazy that there are still people out there who think that Bitcoin Revolution is legit. It's clearly a scam and if the outrageous profit claims don't convince you, the fake celebrity ads should. I created dummy accounts on three of the BR scam sites just to see what made them tick...  Bitcoin Revolution is an investment scheme that has been operating online for several years and, despite the growing
number of warnings, there are still plenty of people around the world who think that it just might be for real.
Anyone who has spent time in the crypto trenches knows to stay away from Bitcoin Revolution, but that hasn’t stopped
less savvy people from falling prey to its claims of earning massive profits for a minimal investment.
Interest in the investment scheme appears to be especially pronounced in Australia and Europe, where searches for
‘bitcoin revolution’ have climbed higher than 12,000 per month in some countries...Read full article: https://micky.com.au/bitcoin-revolution-is-it-legit-or-a-scam/ |
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I get being annoyed with people who are so blindly gung-ho about one cryptocurrency that they refuse to acknowledge that any other crypto could possibly have any merit, but comparing that to racism? That's a bit much.  Bitcoin Cash’s Roger Ver compares Bitcoin maximalists to racists and says the Australian Government is too unreasonable to let him visit. Bitcoin Cash main man Roger Ver has zero time for Bitcoin Maximalists. Maximalists are, of course, the hardcore fundamentalists of crypto – true believers that the one and only true coin is Bitcoin and that all other projects are by definition ‘shitcoins’. “I think it’s kind of like a form of racism and tribalism. It’s like: ‘oh, my group is better than your group’,” he told Micky. Read more: https://micky.com.au/why-bitcoin-maximalists-are-like-racists-according-to-roger-ver/ |
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The malware also targeted wallets of Russian QIWI users - I wonder how much money was stolen from them over the years...  A new report has revealed that a trojanized fake Tor Browser has been quietly spying on and stealing Bitcoin from unwary Darknet users for years. Aimed at Russian Darknet users, the malware is being spread through two separate websites claiming to be distributors of the “official” Russian-language version of the popular anonymous web browser. According to malware researchers at cybersecurity firm ESET, the trojanized Tor Browser appears to be specifically targeting users of three of the largest Russian-speaking Darknet markets. Once installed, the browser allows the hackers to spy on users’ web activity, scrape form data, and – as it turns out – steal their bitcoins. Read more: https://micky.com.au/trojanized-tor-browser-steals-bitcoin-from-darknet-users/ |
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I'm not sure what tickles me more - that the U.S. government thought that it could "take out" Bitcoin, that Ms. Haun sidestepped its agenda and had the foresight to learn about and understand crypto rather than just knee-jerk reacting, or the massive contributions she has made to the space since then.  A former federal prosecutor turned Bitcoin proponent has revealed that her boss at the U.S. Attorney’s office asked her
to look into shutting down Bitcoin.
The year was 2012 and Katie Haun, then a federal prosecutor with the U.S. Attorney’s office, didn’t know anything about
Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin – until she was asked to investigate and “take down” the world’s flagship cryptocurrency.
“They said ‘we have this perfect assignment for you’ – there’s this thing called Bitcoin and we need to investigate it,” Haun
recounted in a recent interview with CNBC.
“That was the first time I’d ever heard of Bitcoin,” she added.Read in full: https://micky.com.au/how-the-u-s-government-tried-and-failed-to-shut-down-bitcoin/ |
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I stumbled into a freshly launched Bittorent token (BTT) scam this morning. The website is BTTLaunchpad.com and I confirmed with Binance that it was NOT a legit site of theirs, despite the branding. Remember: - The BTT token sale launch date hasn't been announced yet
- It will be launched EXCLUSIVELY through Binance Launchpad
- No US investors will be permitted to participate in the token sale
Here's a writeup I did on the fake BTT site scam earlier today: https://bitcoinerx.com/opinion/fake-bittorent-token-btt-website-emerges-to-scam-investors/ |
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After a year and a half working at Bitcoinist and several months at Live Bitcoin News helping both sites grow their traffic, I have finally done what I have wanted to do for several years now: develop and launch my own crypto news website: https://bitcoinerx.comBitcoinerX was launched in early December of 2018 and, although we are small, we are mighty  in less than a month, we have climbed more than 4 million spots on Alexa - not bad for a skeleton crew! We are offering advertising services at EXTREMELY affordable rates, so if you have any questions about that, please PM me here or contact us via the website: https://bitcoinerx.com/advertise-on-bitcoinerx/ So please, pop on over and check us out and if you have any comments or suggestions, let me know. Cheers! Cynthia |
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Everybody loves free money, and if you have a few minutes to spare doing simple tasks
and don't mind waiting until the tokens hit the exchanges, airdrops can actually pay out some
pretty decent coin. So here is your weekly dose of some of the best paying token airdrops
that opened during the week of September 11, 2018.NOTE: As of this morning, all three airdrops are still ongoing:SportsFix - Up to 580 SFT Plus Referrals (Approx. Value: $80)Sign up for the SportsFix airdrop »WooshCoin - Up to 15000 XWO (Approx. Value: $45)Sign up for the Wooshcoin airdrop »IUNO - 50 IUNIT Plus Referrals (Approx. Value: $10 Plus $5 Per Referral)Sign up for the IUNO airdrop »Full details about each airdrop are available here.
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Hey everyone - long time no see! I just finished work on a little freebie bitcoin transaction accelerator tool and launched it this evening: https://freebtctxaccelerator.com/Why another accelerator? I know there are a lot of them out there, but most of them are either chock full of irritating ads and pop-ups, are bait and switch scams, or only available for free use for an extremely limited time each day. So I built my own. I tried to make it simple and easy to use. Please check it out and let me know what you think. I'd love to hear your thoughts! Thanks! CT |
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I am trying to raise money to help pay for my uncle's medical care. I've built a small website with photos,
video, and other information, but I don't want to run afoul of the mods - which is why I am not posting it
in this message. Where is the most appropriate place to post it?
Many thanks,
Cynthia
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Good morning, I have two (2) unused $25 Amazon gift cards for sale for the equivalent in Bitcoin or DASH. Here are back / front photos of the cards (the peel of sticker is still covering the claim codes): http://imgur.com/Iay3RxAhttp://imgur.com/QhQq1AAIf interested, please PM me. Sorry, no newbies or users with negative trust. Best, Cynthia |
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I own the btcbabes.com domain name. I was originally going to turn it into a Pic of the Day / Hot or Not type
website but I just don't have the time or content so I have decided to sell it.
Starting bid is 0.035 BTC (about USD $36 as of this posting)
Increased bids are in increments of 0.005 BTC.
Auction ends on March 31, 2017
Cheers!
Cynthia
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I own the altcoinhub.com domain name. Since I know I won't have time to develop it, I have decided to sell it.
It would make a great domain for an exchange, a forum, or an altcoin news website and since it is both a TLD
and has the keyword 'altcoin' in it, there is good SEO value in the domain as well.
Starting bid is 0.35 BTC (about USD $40 as of this posting)
Increased bids are in increments of 0.005 BTC.
Auction ends on March 31, 2017
Cheers!
Cynthia
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Good morning, I am resurrecting the Bitcoin Mafia website and have added a section for ICOs. It's free to get listed and your ICO will get promoted via Twitter to over 7600 crypto followers (89% score on Twitter Audit). To list your ICO visit: http://bitcoinmafia.com/contact-bitcoin-mafia/?reason=ICO Listing Looking forward to spreading the word about your altcoin ICOs Best, Cynthia |
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