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I'm bringing up this topic because of some of the horror stories I've heard from some investors and early adoptors looking to say cash out 0.1-o.5BTC or higher. For example sending your BTC to coinbase only to see it deposited in a hackers account without ever having made it to the exchange. Does anyone of any stories like this?
I'm going of forum posts and some rumors, but considering the ammounts I mentioned that's weeks or months of work for some people.
Strategies for avoiding this and where to go would be greatly appreciated.
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It's 4.08% annually, you can see it from "earn btc" tab with detailed daily, monthly, and yearly income calculation
I'm talking about interest commission from refferals not showing. I know how to see my interest. A few of my refferals definately have more than the minimum needed to accrue interest, but I don't see it really showing up on my commission chart? Is it credited but not added to the chart?
Are you sure their balance is above the required minimum amount for interest (30 000 sat at the time of this writing)? Because they may have spent some satoshis for lottery tickets or lost some in the Multiply BTC game. Thanks for answering on point haha, the other people aren't gettig what i'm asking. I think because interest is random, it doesn't always show up when i'm checking so for example I can see it today on the people I gave bitcoin too. but other days i'll only see their free rolls. |
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Hello guys,
can someone tell me how the bonus for claims work (not with reward points)? Is the bonus permanent? How much you need to spend on lottery tickets to get the 100%?
I was confused because one time i spent 3500 into tickets and got 35% and one time over 10000 and also only 35%.
I got same problem with you. but when i refresh the page it changed. and the bonus + 0.00000053 BTC added on Bonus added to all rewards! so your current bonus + 0.00000053 BTC. but I don't see it really showing up on my commission chart? Is it credited but not added to the chart?
50% of base prize, you can see the recent on commision refferal, no problem with mine That's great, but i'm specifically talking about the commission from interest XD. I see the base prize commissions no problem. |
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A few of my refferals definately have more than the minimum needed to accrue interest, but I don't see it really showing up on my commission chart? Is it credited but not added to the chart?
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Weeks ago, I am discussing Bitcoin to my sister and my future brother-in-law (then) When they got married recently, both of them were unemployed and have been trying to get a job immediately after their marriage. Up until now they have no luck. My sister then decided to talk to me about how do I earn Bitcoins. I gladly explained it to her and then she decided to do it too. She was so happy that she is already earning bitcoin and had some extra budget while they are both unemployed. And now, she is so eager to learn more how to earn more coins.
Being unemployed drove her into engaging to Bitcoins. Maybe some people are like this. They grab Bitcoin when they are in need of money. And since that these people are now engaged in Bitcoin, I am sure that they will stay in Bitcoin and treat it as an investment even though they will have a decent paying jobs in the future.
Sadly rarely is BTC good for immediate gains...but long term you ca bet that especially with interest bitcoin can help you out a bunch! (I don't remember putting a link in this post. XD) |
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Hello Bitcoin users! So i've decided to pull the trigger and set myself a coinbase account to start investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency. I'm excited explore this new finance endeavor and by doing so I would like to get some initial knowledge. Everyone is welcome to chime in on this but what are you guys' opinion for someone like me starting out would be an ideal amount of investment.
I know for the most part majority will probably advise to start on what I'm comfortable with however I'm mainly looking for an ideal quantifiable range based on how much is Bitcoin is going for or other cryptocurreny for that matter. What's too little and what's too much for someone whose in the beginning stages of investing. Thank you.
It depends on what you can invest. If you have a normal 9-5 job I would reccomend 1-200 a check if you can. it will bump you at this current moment somewhere between .02 and .03 each time landing you with 1 bitcoin relatively quickly especially if you chooses a service that accrues interest. |
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I really want to thank the devs for making this faucet amazing, i'm slowly raking in the referrals and the mining is the icing on the cake.
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Loving the responses everyone! Yeah the main reason i popped in my mind is apparently with proper storage, you ca in fact run a house on that. I guess it's back to solar hahaha.
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It's never late to invest as technically we're all early adopters...if you wanted the low of 3000, for the moment that is over. I got lucky and bumped myself up a few fragments of a coin int he process.
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I was just thinking about this when considering interesting options to power mining operation. What about a bike connected to a generator? I believe a set up like that can power a house. If you extrapolated that out it leads to interesting questions. How many rigs could you power, and assuming it's possible at all. Is it possible to make a days wage or higher with such a process? Ideas. thoughts and discussion welcome. I just looked at the wattage and am very unsure. One article on costs and how: http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/how-to/a10245/pedal-power-how-to-build-a-bike-generator-16627209/ |
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Are you good with technology? Do you understand what is actually happening when you install a wallet onto your hard drive etc. The main risk aside from hackers is yourself. Dropping a hard drive a few feet could erase your funds. Are you ok with that? do you trust your bitcoin on an exchange, online business or wallet. it's all up to you. Do your homework. You're at a really nice place to start.
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I mean honestly what are they going to do? Try and outlaw an investment they have made? Then again we saw how nice they play with each other during the financial crisis (literally betting against themselves to win).
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For brand new people I would suggest that they use something where they have nothing to lose like a bitcoin faucet.
The super old investors I think will continue to hold for similar reasons compared to newer people...they got in for pennies on the dollar.
It's the mid term/ risky/scared people we're worried about. I would say remind them of the benefits. Bitcoin is a closed finite resource that will only get more rare. Many of the people hating on it are at the same time buying into it so they want the price lower. The premise of bitcoin is in fact not to get rich. The list goes on.
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I'm looking at my task manager, i'm just wondering how the process works? does this in fact use all of the CPU's power if dedicated? Or are there other factors involved?
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I've learned the techniques to mine via PC and understand the budget required for such ventures. Interestingly enough, some faucets and independent sites allow for browser mining.
While I love the accessibility, I can't help but wonder about some of the efficiency and security issues posed by such activities
I was wondering if anyone has more expertise on this to clarify their and my own thoughts regarding this newer trend.
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This is beyond cool i'll try this out tonight. i'm using an old I5 core so i'm guessing the maximum ammount of threads I can use is 4. still very exciting though!
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Site is down  ^This XD |
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Why is this a specific time for small investors? The fact is that anyone can invested anytime. That is the beauty of the crypto currency markets. Anyone can buy Bitcoin at any time and there's no specific time for small investor or large investor to take advantage of. Any type of investor can get profit of less Bitcoin price and buy as much as possible.
I hear what you are saying, especially when it comes to the long term outcome, but for those of us earning interest, it's better to wait a couple days to get the best spring board THEN buy. when high it's best to buy at more continuous intervals. Get the most with your purchasing power in a way that won't break the fiat bank lol. |
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I got sooo lucky! I bought $100 worth when the market was at $3050! per coin!
I'm thinking of making a site both here and off site specifically for small investors to get started.
I might even include a fountain if I can get enough traffic.
small investor topic which would cap this one and eventually a website. Would anyone be interested in possibly helping?
It takes no effort to design a page, the only costs are a domain and that can wait.
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