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701  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Bitcoin Wallets on: March 10, 2018, 12:12:18 PM

I'm promoting Docademic.
You can visit docademic.com and check us out.

Totally irrelevant.
I apologise Sir. I just added it a little while ago. But yes you're right, It's irrelevant to the topic. But I think there's no problem adding this little information since I'm promoting Docademic. But don't worry Sir I removed it already. 

You haven't put all wallets but lets say it is somewhat good list shall we. People don't report issues with Jaxx, but there are known issues with how safe this wallet is actually secure to use, many bad things PLUS IT IS NOT OPEN SOURCE like many of wallets you have listed and you should put this as well. Not open source you can't really tell what an wallet is doing in the background other than to trust the developers of it.

Thanks for this information. I updated the thread.

People don't report issues with Jaxx, but there are known issues with how safe this wallet is actually secure to use,
Actually there are really some reported issues about Jaxx. Some says  it freezes and some functions are not working well. I think these issues keep Jaxx low rated than other application wallets. But it is still a good wallet for some people. It just need a little improvement from the developers.

Please, change the information about TREZOR. You have described TREZOR One which was released a few years ago. TREZOR is now shipping out the pre-orders of its the latest model T. Could you separate these two models? Entering PIN on TREZOR T is much easier because everything is done on device's touchscreen, no more complicated patterns. The same thing goes for passphrases and seed recovery/creation, you don't have to worry about keyloggers which is a huge advantage. I would be grateful if you could change that. If you need more information, feel free to ask!
Yes you are right Sir. But what I have discussed to Trezor is some of its advantages and disadvantages. I didn't include the features and other improvements of the latest Trezor because I thought its unnecessary since I'm just giving some basic and main information about the wallets I provided. My main goal is to atleast give people some ideas about different wallets and its pros and cons. I think the improvements and new features of each wallet is unnecessary. But still,  Thank you for your information Sir. People who read this thread will also find your post helpful.

@Silent26
Hi, a bit of top here, but with good intentions  Smiley

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I see some potential in your thread. Looks very informative and content rich. 
Above I have posted a way of making a menu or rather "table of contents". It could help in user friendliness department of your work.
Hope it will prove itself useful to you. I would also recommend you to add some sort of EULA for your content, example of a license here.
Hi Sir. Thank you for this. Actually I'm not too related about these Grin but I will study how it works. Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it.
702  Other / Off-topic / Re: sMerit Post-Review on: March 10, 2018, 10:54:38 AM
Hi Sir Bill, It's me again. Please take a little time to review my thread. It doesn't have many replies but I hope its helpful.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3092808.msg31919039#msg31919039

Thanks
703  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Bitcoin Wallets on: March 10, 2018, 10:46:57 AM
Thanks for your kind words guys. I will keep posting more informative researches later on. I am willing to help those people lacking more information about some stuff in Crypto world. As long as I'm not violating any rules and not harming anyone, I will do my best to help you guys. I hope I really helped you by just these informations. By the way. Thank you again.


really appreciate your work to provide explanations that may be needed by the seeker of information, and may also be added some things from questions that may not be clear.
passion for enlightenment
Thanks for the advice Sir. I will make it more well-ordered next time.
704  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Bitcoin Wallets on: March 09, 2018, 11:38:54 PM
Good job @Silent26. It's been a while I've seen a thread on this board where extensive research was done before putting up a thread.

Meanwhile, I would like to suggest you add which wallets can be used for Segwit addresses and Ios devices.


Thank you Sir. I will add more information later on or I will create a new thread since it seems like the thread is overloaded.
705  Other / Beginners & Help / Bitcoin Wallets on: March 09, 2018, 01:17:04 PM
Hi guys, I created this topic to enhance the knowledge of those who still beginning in Crypto World.I recently found some articles about this on the internet and I also noticed that no one has ever posted a topic like this so I just came up to this idea to share this information about Bitcoin wallet. I know there are a lot of people who already knows what is Bitcoin wallet and what is its purpose. But there are also some people here who didn't know about these things for sure. I make some research but you can still find information like this in internet on your own if you want, but I will explain it to you here so that you won't need to go to intermet to search certain informations like these.

Contents:
*Basic information about Bitcoin wallet address
*Types of wallets
*Example of bitcoin wallets and its advantage and Disadvantage.
*Download links, links and official website of bitcoin wallets are provided below to avoid phishing sites. They are 100% real.


Lets start with what is Bitcoin wallet.

According to Investopedia Bitcoin wallet is a Software/Hardare where we can be able to store Bitcoins. This is mostly similar to wallet we used for storing money.

Bitcoin wallet consists of
1. Passwords/Private keys- which is needed to access your wallet account. Private keys and Passwords are very important. These keeps our wallets secured. We must always keep it in a safe place and never forget it or else. We will just end up unable to access our wallets.

2. Wallet address - it represents a possible destination for Bitcoin payments and transactions. Bitcoin wallet address is not like Passwords that we need to keep by ourselves. Instead it is the opposite of Passwords where we can share to anyone or to public.  If somebody will send you bitcoins just give them your Bitcoin wallet address. Same as if you want to send some bitcoin. Just ask for their Bitcoin wallet address. You can find Wallet address in your wallets. It consists 26 to 35 alphanumeric characters that start with either "1" or "3".


There are types of Bitcoin wallets,
1. Paper wallet
2. Software wallet
3. Hardware wallet


Hardware wallet - A hardware wallet is a physical electronic device used for storing bitcoins. Some people says Hardware wallets are the best choice because it is secured, reliable and convenient. Hardware wallet is better than Software wallet because it is much easier to store bitcoin and it is more secured, east to backup and less margin for errors but the problem is, Hardware wallets are not free. They are too expensive. Here are some examples of Hardware wallet.

1. Ledger Nano S

Advantages:
*Allows storage of the world’s leading digital currencies.
*Integrates with a multitude of software wallets.
*An OLED display that allows you to double-check each transaction.
*One of the most affordable OLED-based hardware wallets.
*Supports more Cryptocurrencies than Trezor.

Disadvantages:
*Not as reputable as some of the leading hardware wallets, such as TREZOR.
*Not for free.

Buy Ledger Nano S here(official website): https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/ledger-nano-s?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIu8PcrIXi2QIVGKrsCh2yBgX0EAAYAiAAEgLXZPD_BwE


2. TREZOR

Advantages:
*Security. Limits the ways your Trezor can be accessed and protects it from hacking.
*Multiple currencies. Supports several currencies other than bitcoin and can convert transaction amounts to and from fiat currency.
*Easy-to-use interface. The myTrezor browser plug-in makes it easy complete transactions.

Disadvantages:
*Complicated PIN. It takes time to set up the plug-in, and you must re-enter your PIN using an obscured keypad every time you plug in the Trezor.
*Limited transaction opportunities. Because it’s a hardware wallet, the Trezor must be plugged into a computer to make transactions, unlike mobile or paper wallets that can be used on the go.
*Not for free

Buy Trezor here: https://shop.trezor.io
Official website: https://trezor.io


3. Keepkey

Advantages:
*Top-notch security standards make it virtually impossible for hackers or viruses to steal your private key.
*Offers the same security features as more established products, such as TREZOR.
*Attractive, professionally designed OLED display makes using the device easier than other similar products.
*Provides access to the world’s leading cryptocurrencies.

Disadvantages:
*A lack of web wallet means users must add software such as Electrum or MultiBit to make use of its applications.
*Larger size makes it slightly less portable than TREZOR or Ledger, which can fit comfortably in your pocket.
*Setup is fairly straightforward, but doesn’t allow users to save their progress.
*Not for free

Buy keepkey here(Official website): https://www.keepkey.com


These are the example of hardware wallets. Although they have their own advantages, they also have disadvantages and these are very expensive.


Now lets move on to Software wallets.


Software wallets - Software wallets are like what I've discussed earlier. It is an application which we can install in our Computers or mobile devices like Android and Ios but not just that because there are also Software wallet that is web based wallets. Most of all software wallets requires internet connection in order to access and ofcourse our password too.
Here are some examples of software wallets.


1. Coinomi
Coinomi is a great mobile wallet which allows you to store various cryptocurrencies along with Bitcoins. It has a very intuitive user interface and follows robust security protocols to keep your Bitcoins safe. I Didn't used this yet.

Advantages:
*More secure than web wallets
*Support various cryptocurrencies
*Convert one crypto to another
*Easy for beginners
*Free to use

Disadvantages:
*Available only on Android
*Some part of Coinomi app code is kept private while some is available on GitHub.

Download Link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinomi.wallet
Ios: https://ios-beta.coinomi.com/?token=HDEN57f3b8HTUTFANRawrJt4dyHot2Up
Official website: https://coinomi.com


2. Mycelium
Actually Mycelium is the first Bitcoin wallet I ever used. I've tested this one and it is really secured. Mycelium can also be connected to hardware wallets like ledger nano S, trezor and keepkey.
MyCelium is an open-source project and is regularly being technologically upgraded by an active community of developers.

Advantages:
*Better than Web Wallets
*Interactive UI
*Free

Disadvantages:
*Beginners might find it difficult
*Available only on Mobile

Download Link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mycelium.wallet
Official website: https://wallet.mycelium.com


3.Exodus
If you want to store your Bitcoin safely on your Desktop then Exodus is the best choice for you. It was launched in 2016 and has gained a huge popularity since then. Apart from storing Bitcoins, Exodus allows you to exchange cryptocurrencies using the inbuilt Shapeshift.io. But remember, this wallet if for computers only.

Advantages:
*Informative UI
*Easy to Exchange cryptocurrencies
*Free

Disadvantages:
*Only for Computers/Laptops

Download Link(official website): https://www.exodus.io/releases


4. Jaxx Wallet
According to some of Jaxx wallet reviews. This wallet is still buggy and have lot of issues.
Jaxx is a Multi-Currency digital wallet which store Bitcoins as well as Altcoins.

Unlike Exodus and MyCelium, Jaxx is available for Mobile as well as Desktop. The UI of Jaxx is very simple and easy to understand for a newbie.

Advantages:
*Supports Multiple currencies
*Available on Mobile and Desktop
*Free

Disadvantages:
*It has 3-star rating on Playstore(Which is far less compared to other wallets)
*Relatively a new company
*Not open Source

Download Link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kryptokit.jaxx
For more download options visit Jaxx Official website: https://jaxx.io


5. Blockchain.info
This is the most popular bitcoin wallet today. With just your browser you can be able to send and receive bitcoin instantly. No any applications is required to install. This is a web based wallet that we can access using browser from computer or even mobile devices. Pretty cool right?

Advantages:
*An established and trusted company in the Bitcoin community, good interface, available for mobile and web.

Disadvantages:
*3rd party trust required, hard to make completely anonymous payments.
*not too recommended for Storing coins in long term if you don't have full control of your private keys.
*Still full of bugs.

Link: https://blockchain.info


6. Bitcoin Core
This is a suggested bitcoin wallet here in our forum. You can found it in the upper left part of the forum.
Bitcoin Core offers a lot of security and privacy features, and supports complete transparency. Bitcoin Core is well-regarded for being a stable system, though it can use up a lot of memory and space on your computer. Still, for modern computers the hardware requirements are rather low.

Advantages:
*Features plenty of security and privacy features and offers a highly stable system.
*Open Source

Disadvantages:
*No mobile app and no web interface makes it difficult to use this wallet without having your own personal computer on hand. It also requires a lot of free space to store the whole Blockchain.

Download Link(Official website): https://bitcoin.org/en/download


7. Electrum
As we can notice, electrum is also a suggested bitcoin wallet here in our forum. Did you guys already saw it? Like bitcoin core it is sometimes shown in the upper left part of our forum.
This fast, lightweight desktop app is a good choice for someone using older and less powerful computers for their bitcoin storage. The most processor intensive parts of the wallet are handled by remote servers. Electrum is well regarded for its advanced security and privacy features, and users can even recover their wallet with a secret pass phrase, though some people would prefer a wallet that doesn’t rely on remote servers.

Advantages:
*While many apps are processor intensive, Electrum is known for being fast and light weight.
*Open Source
*Free

Disadvantages:
*Not friendly for newbies, and the reliance on external servers could present security threats.

Download Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.electrum.electrum
Official website: https://electrum.org


8. Armory
Amory is a well-known and trusted brand when it comes to Bitcoin security, though the app is usually best for more advanced users. If you are looking for an app that emphasizes safety and security, Armory should make the short list as the app features a variety of encryption and cold-storage options. Armory is among the most respected brands when it comes to Bitcoin security.

Advantages:
*This is Very flexible and adaptable to just about any situation. Offers industry leading security features.
*Open Source

Disadvantages:
*It requires advanced user knowledge and is not known for being user friendly.

Download Link (Official website): https://www.bitcoinarmory.com


9. Xapo
Xapo is a web-based wallet system, so alls you need to access it is a web browser and Internet connection. Xapo is known for having reasonably advanced privacy and security features, especially for a web-based wallet. The company supports payments through a debit card system, making it easy to spend your Bitcoins. The app is also friendly for newbies, so if you’re new to Bitcoin, give Xapo a close look.

Advantages:
*Xapo debit card system allows you to use Bitcoin ATMs and spend at merchants across the world.
*Free

Disadvantages:
*Web-based wallets face extra security threats, and you won’t be able to manage your Bitcoins without a Internet connection.

Download Link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xapo
Ios: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id917692892
Official website: https://xapo.com


10. Green Address
A user favorite, Green Address allows you to access your Bitcoins through a variety of methods, including online, through a mobile app, or through a desktop client. Better yet, Green Address’s is well regarded as being user-friendly. This makes Green Address one of the most flexible wallets around. Supports multi-signature features and has strong security and privacy features.

Advantages:
*It is Very flexible and very easy to use, making Green Address a top choice for newbies
*Free

Disadvantage:
*Requires the use of a remote app loaded from another location, and shared control over your Bitcoins.

Donwload Link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.greenaddress.cordova
Ios: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1206035886
Official website: https://greenaddress.it


11. Bitcoin wallet
One of the oldest names in the business, Bitcoin Wallet is known for being fast and relatively easy-to-use. The company believes in “zero trust”, meaning they go out of their way to provide a decentralized system that provides people with a lot of control over their Bitcoin wealth. High-transparency, along with strong security features make this a very secure program, especially for a web-based wallet.

Advantages:
*Well-reputed brand name and a safe, fast, and secure operating environment make this wallet a good choice, though newbies may need a bit of time to get a hang of the system.

Disadvantages:
*Only available online and requires an Android or Blackberry phone.

Download Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.schildbach.wallet


12. BitGo
BitGo is known for its high levels of security and is a multi-signature wallet. This means that every transaction will require two-factor identification, which can go a long way in protecting your wealth from malware, hackers, and server attacks.

Advantages:
*A high level of security in a relatively easy and non-technical package.

Disadvantages:
*Two-factor identification can create a hassle and the service does rely on central verification.

Link: https://www.bitgo.com


13.  Airbitz
Airbitz is a decentrelized, secured and backed up Bitcoin wallet. The promising notion about it is that neither Airbitz or any other 3rd party can access your Bitcoins, so it’s fully independent. The nice thing about Airbitz is that it also supplies you a directory of Bitcoin accepting businesses around you.

Advantages:
*Beginner friendly, bitcoin accepting business directory, decentrelized.
*Free

Disadvantages:
*Unestablished brand, no web interface (mobile only).

Download Link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.airbitz
Ios: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/airbitz-bitcoin-wallet/id843536046?mt=8
Official website: https://airbitz.co


14. Copay
One of the best Bitcoin wallets out there, it was created by Bitpay. Copay is a multisig wallet which means that a single wallet can have multiple users. This can be ideal for a corporate account where for example, 2 out of 3 signatures are required in order to confirm a transaction. The wallet also has a desktop, mobile and web interface and is completely independent and open source.

Advantages:
*Multisig wallet – allows for improved security, great design, supports multiple devices.
*Free
*Open Source

Disadvantages:
*No support, can be a bit overwhelming for beginners.

Download Link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitpay.copay
Ios: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/copay/id951330296
More Downloads options for Windows and Linux os (Official Website): https://copay.io


15. BTC.com

BTC.com is a Block Explorer owned by Bitmain. The site offers several tools such as network statistics, a mining pool and also an online wallet. The wallet, similar to Blockchain.info, is an HD hybrid wallet. Meaning, you access it via the web but the keys to the wallet are stored on your machine, so BTC.com has no access to them.

Advantages:
*Wide variety of features, intuitive interface, open source.

Disadvantages:
*Still a hot wallet, controlled by Bitmain which have a shaky reputation in the community.

Download Link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blocktrail.mywallet
Ios: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/blocktrail-bitcoin-wallet/id1019614423
Website wallet (Official Website): https://wallet.btc.com


16. CoolWallet
CoolWallet is another attempt at creating a portable Bitcoin hardware wallet. The device itself looks and feels like a credit card and has one small operation button on it. The device needs to be help closely to your mobile app when sending out coins adding another layer of security. Even though the concept is pretty cool, the execution is far from complete and the device still feels a bit clunky.

Advantages:
*Very portable (fits in your wallet).

Disadvantages:
*Device feels a bit clunky, relatively new company behind the product.
*Not for free

Buy here(Official Website): https://coolwallet.io


17. Coins.Ph
This is my present Bitcoin wallet. I'm from Philippines and this Bitcoin wallet is the most reliable, secured and trusted wallet by most of Filipino. Since it is easy to use this is the bitcoin wallet I used for now. You can convert Bitcoin to Peso in just instantly. Same as converting Peso to bitcoin. It has so many features and very convenient when it comes to cashing out your money. Coins.Ph is a bitcoin wallet made by Filipinos.

Advantages:
*Coins.ph have developed a service called Door-to-Door Delivery, precisely for families who reside in the area so that their family member who functions in the town and can deliver them payments to their home through delivery networks like LBC. Coins.ph provides 10 bitcoin buying and selling methods.
*Free

Disadvantages:
*Its acquiescence with KYC (Know Your Customer) guidelines forces users to confirm their addresses and government supplied IDs. To exploit the daily spending limit, users must take a selfie holding the government issued card in hand.
*Common cahsout places are in Philippines only.

Download Link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=asia.coins.mobile
Ios: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/coins-wallet/id972324049?mt=8
More download options for Windows and Linux Os (Official website): https://coins.ph


These are some fo Software wallets that I found in internet. But there are still more a lot of wallets out there. Some are just unrated and not popular. What I mentioned above are trusted and known wallet.
Remember, there are some fake wallets that sometimes used to steal your bitcoins. I recommend to read their reviews first and make some research about your desired wallet for your safety.
Oh I forgot something, I'm not finish yet. I've only discussed Hardware and Software wallet which means Paper Wallets are not yet discussed. Well lets proceed.


Paper wallets- paper wallets are documents containing all of the data that is needed to generate any number of bitcoin private keys. It is usually used for storing bitcoins offline as a physical document. I cant be able to give some examples of paper wallet because paper wallets are just documents made by people. But it is still a way of storing bitcoin.



Well, thats all. I have copied some of the information here from the articles I found. I make some research and gathered information from different sites and combined them as one information and this is the result. I made this for you guys so that you can be able to know further informations without going to different kinds of sites just to find answers. I hope it helps.

This is just Wallets that supports bitcoins. Some wallet might be not included because they didn't supports bitcoin like Ethereum wallets.

If you have questions feel free to aks, And also if I violate some rules please tell me and I will lock this thread Immediately. Please don't tag me negative trust. I just want to help by sharing informations.



Sources:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Address
https://coinscage.com/best-bitcoin-wallet/
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bitcoin-wallet.asp
https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/wallets/
https://99bitcoins.com/best-bitcoin-wallet-comparison-review/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzc3NgZff2QIVHbbACh12eAIWEAAYAyAAEgIeWvD_BwE
https://www.finder.com/ledger-nano-s-wallet-review
https://www.finder.com/ph/trezor-bitcoin-wallet-review
https://www.finder.com/ph/keepkey-wallet-review
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Paper_wallet
http://ecurrencyreview.com/2017/02/09/coins-ph-bitcoin-wallet-review/


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706  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: the note not to lose BTC? on: March 09, 2018, 06:57:50 AM
It is your responsibility to take care of your Private keys and password of your account. That's why if ever that your account get hacked or stolen by other people or hackers. You are the only one to blame. It is because of you carelessness. Actually no one can do hacking stuff if they don't have information about your account, Like your password, recovery or private key. If you keep your things in a proper and safe place. You will never be a victim of hacking. BUT besides from hacking account from password/private keys, there is another way how hackers can stole your account and this is called "Phishing". We need to be aware of this. This can stole your account if you login using their site (a fake site) because it can record your email and password. But don't worry, avoiding this is as easy as avoiding your ex boyfriend. By just ignoring unknown or suspicious links/websites you will be safe from phising.

Also don't trust people you just met in internet. Don't click link sent by PM by unknown people. This might be phising. Always be aware, and your account/wallet will be safe.
707  Economy / Services / Re: Docademic - Evolving Healthcare Signature Campaign. 30 Slots. Upto 0.04btc on: March 09, 2018, 03:26:05 AM
Thanks for accepting me Sir. I won't let you down. I will do my best to promote this project.
708  Economy / Services / Re: sMerit for T-shirt design on: March 08, 2018, 09:43:53 AM
Hi Aleister Crowley, it seems like your using your SMerit for trading which is WRONG. I can prove it by reading your post/thread. You want a T-shirt design about crypto in exchange of Giving Smerit.

Yes, you are right. This is somehow similar to Mr. Snipie's thread which is "Smerit 4 arts" but the difference is. What he asked in exchange of giving Smerits is arts about Merits. What you are doing now is Trading Smerits.

By the way, I'm still not sure if I am right, but as far as I know this is prohibited. Please don't be mad at me. Im just reminding Smiley
709  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: sMerit for art ! on: March 08, 2018, 01:36:54 AM
I appreciate your involvement both of you but you missed a little the spirit of the topic, it is intended to help others by giving them simple information using arts; since your participation doesn't contain that information then i can't count it besides i precised in Edit 6: March 03, 2018 that any image containing mostly merit & activity will not be counted.

Okay Sir Smiley No problem. I love making arts and I just decided to make some of these. Appreciation is enough  Wink
710  Economy / Services / Re: Docademic - Evolving Healthcare Signature Campaign. 30 Slots. Upto 0.04btc on: March 07, 2018, 11:06:10 PM
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711  Economy / Services / Re: KARATbank Sig &Avatar Campaign(FULL) on: March 07, 2018, 11:01:51 PM
Payment received Mr.Yahoo62278. It's my pleasure to serve you. I really wish to work with you again next time. I will now remove my Signature.

Thank you Mr. Yahoo62278. Have a nice day.
712  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: sMerit for art ! on: March 07, 2018, 04:22:54 PM
Hi Sir Snipie, I made some Logo and Avatar. I Hope it helps to spread out Merits.
Please grant my permission to edit this post, I want to add more later Grin
Thank you.

Logo:

Avatar 1 link: https://i.imgur.com/TYdCUhf.png


Logo:

Avatar 2 link: https://i.imgur.com/G1qZKXJ.png


Logo:

Avatar 3 link: https://i.imgur.com/gEVBqKK.png

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Avatar 4 link: https://i.imgur.com/dRtb7Bs.png


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Avatar 5 link: https://i.imgur.com/dZJQ2ue.png


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Avatar 6 link: https://i.imgur.com/3UH8SJk.png
713  Economy / Services / Re: Eligma Twitter Campaign on: March 06, 2018, 08:44:33 AM
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Tweets
https://twitter.com/Silent_026/status/976636570072596480
https://twitter.com/Silent_026/status/977372869788278785

Week 4
Re-tweets
https://twitter.com/eligmacom/status/978206001945038848
https://twitter.com/eligmacom/status/979046146856374273
https://twitter.com/eligmacom/status/979041492525338630

Tweets
https://twitter.com/Silent_026/status/979413266240749568
https://twitter.com/Silent_026/status/980317387365822465

Week 5
Re-tweets
https://twitter.com/eligmacom/status/981893928155787264
https://twitter.com/eligmacom/status/980774101894815744
https://twitter.com/eligmacom/status/980502600486477824

Tweets
https://twitter.com/Silent_026/status/981920014235189249
https://twitter.com/Silent_026/status/982453895514345472

Week 6
Re-tweets
https://twitter.com/eligmacom/status/982291148659032069
https://twitter.com/eligmacom/status/982677416127713280
https://twitter.com/eligmacom/status/983030202711330816

Tweets
https://twitter.com/Silent_026/status/985343936146231297
https://twitter.com/Silent_026/status/985563054946451456
714  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Any chance for USA to ban bitcoin? on: March 06, 2018, 07:23:28 AM
Every country are starting to ban. What if USA ban? how will it go?
Hmmm. But for what reason? I can't see any reason for US to ban Bitcoin. US has a lot of bitcoin user and banning it will be a problem. It can even cause for their Citizens(Bitcoin Users) to Debate against their Government. Bitcoin's community in US is doing fine and there is no Good Reason for their Government to ban bitcoin.

But there is a possibility for them to ban bitcoin. Like how if they are forced to ban bitcoin due to illegal transactions and activities. I'm sure no one can stop their Government. But they must decide wisely or else its a big trouble.
715  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Without Bitcoin, Life Will Be Boring! on: March 06, 2018, 01:06:20 AM
I was thinking if bitcoin will ban from every country if bitcoin will vanish one day then what will happen? I got my Answer, Without Bitcoin, my life will be so boring! Now, I spend almost 7 to 8 hours behind bitcoin and bitcointalk, I love it, I enjoy my time. But if bitcoin dies! I can't imagine  Embarrassed

What will happen to you if bitcoin will die  Cry

(Long Life Bitcoin, We will go to the mars again very soon)
Yeah, that's right. Your same as me, I used to spend time with bitcoin, usually here. I like hanging with threads, participating campaigns and other activities. If bitcoin doesn't exist. Im sure that I "Silent26"(My Account's Username) also will not exists. Having bitcoin by my side make me feel excited each day. Bitcoin brought fun to my life since the time that I get interested to it. I can't even spend a day without visiting this forum as I seek for more knowledge and information. I'm a computer related student. I'm pretty sure that later on, I can't be able to play games around again because I will be busy developing apps for projects. Bitcoin is the only thing that makes me happy, and spending time with bitcoin is better than spending time playing games. They are both fun but I prefer bitcoin because besides from having fun, you will earn too.

I wish bitcoin stay forever or even only for the rest of my life. Because I'm already used of bitcoin having with my side. Life will be really boring if bitcoin dissappear.
716  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What would be BTC maximum at this year? on: March 05, 2018, 11:58:15 PM
What are you thinking, what would be maximum btc price at this year? I think in summer everything will return same condition when big dump began. And after this, will start grow up. Roll Eyes
A lot of bitcoin investors and enthusiasts assume bitcoin's newest maximum price at the end of this year would be 50,000 USD. But for me, it's still too early to claim and be certain about things especially with bitcoin. That is, as we all know, is very unpredictable when we are talking about it's value.
I agree. I'm expecting Bitcoin to reach $50,000 at the end of the year, though we can't really assure. No one can predict what will be the Bitcoins price this 2018. Who knows, all we can do is wait for it and check our bitcoin wallet everytime we feel that bitcoin has increased. Let us not underestimate Bitcoin, because we really don't know what will happen. Even bitcoin has a possibility to exceed $50,000. It's just the matter time. Let's just be patience.
717  Other / Meta / Re: 14 merit bonus for quality users [Jr to Sr. Member] on: March 05, 2018, 10:05:53 AM
Hi Mr. Actmyname. Please have a review to my posts and please give me a feedback if I'm still not worth of having Merits. I always put my best effort in my posts that's why I'm confident, and hoping that I will receive Merits from you Smiley . But I'm still risking.

By the way.
Thank you Sir.
718  Economy / Economics / Re: will next decade be the bitcoin era ?? on: March 05, 2018, 02:28:00 AM
As by seeing the usage graph and profiting graph i can easily assume that in next decade of 2020 people will mainly relay on bitcoin and the main thing to survive in the next era will be bitcoin and it will be frequently used by everyone and that will help many regions to boost their economy as well so hope for the best, many people are eagerly waiting for the btc system to be implemented.

Hmmm. I'm also thinking of this and It brings me to this conclusion. I think there's no doubt that in the future, fiat money will be replaced by digital currency such as Bitcoin. But I'm pretty sure that in the future, each country will make their own digital currency. They will not use the same currency like bitcoin.
719  Other / Meta / Re: Forum Ranks Overview (ranks/activity/merit/badges/limits) on: March 04, 2018, 09:41:51 PM
Hi Sir Micio. Is it okay for a Full Member like me or any Member here in the forum to wear a Signature that we made by ourselves? I'm planning to make my own Signature with "Silent26" bla bla design and just wondering if it's okay for me to wear a signature that I will create. But I assure you that it will follow the Signature Limitatons as a Full Member. Im just asking if it is not prohibited here in the forum and to be sure. I'm also planning to be a Signature designer soon. Im glad that I found this thread with such helpful information about Signature Limitations. I've been having trouble  looking for this hehe. Finally found it.

By the way. I will be waiting for your response Sir. Thanks a lot.

Yes you can put your own signature and it isn't against the forum rules AFAIK.
I've already done it a few times in the past.

P.S That is why signature space is created to advertise yourself/anything that you would like other ppl to see.
Best wishes for being a Signature Designer talking from a signature designer as well.

n.b roam to this thread to understand more about what is wrong and against the forum rule so you wouldn't ask a question regarding signature space.
Yees. So it is not prohibited. Thank you for your information Sir Cobalt. But, can I ask something again? Cheesy I just wanted to ask what bbcode editor do you use for creating Signature. I'm just using wysiwyg rich text and html editor for android, and looking if there are much better IDE or apps for making bbc.

By the way, thanks for cheering me up Sir. Best wishes to you too. I'm still a Newbie in the field of creating Signature, I will need more practice. I admire your creativity Sir, Thank you again Smiley
720  Other / Meta / Re: Forum Ranks Overview (ranks/activity/merit/badges/limits) on: March 04, 2018, 01:52:55 PM
Hi Sir Micio. Is it okay for a Full Member like me or any Member here in the forum to wear a Signature that we made by ourselves? I'm planning to make my own Signature with "Silent26" bla bla design and just wondering if it's okay for me to wear a signature that I will create. But I assure you that it will follow the Signature Limitatons as a Full Member. Im just asking if it is not prohibited here in the forum and to be sure. I'm also planning to be a Signature designer soon. Im glad that I found this thread with such helpful information about Signature Limitations. I've been having trouble  looking for this hehe. Finally found it.

By the way. I will be waiting for your response Sir. Thanks a lot.
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