I've always stayed away from Cloud Mining, but for those interested here are some of the affiliate programs for cloud mining services.

HashFlare
This offers cryptocurrency cloud mining services on modern, high-efficiency equipment. Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC) and Dash (DASH).
Commission: 10% of initial referred sales.

Genesis Mining
The largest cloud mining company on the market. Mining available for Bitcoin (BTC), Dash (DASH), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Monero (XMR) and Zcash (ZEC).
Commission: 2.5% of referred sales either upfront or in mining power.

NiceHash
The largest community sharing economy by connecting seller and buyers for Hash Power.
Commission: 5% of revenue share for referred users indefinitely.

Still looking for suggestions. I've been recommended the following thus far.

https://www.virtuousgraphics.com/
http://www.pro-fba-images.com/
https://www.productphotography.com/

Question: Looking to see if there is interest in Bitcoin or Cryptocurrency quilts/throws.

I have access to a local community of quilters that raise money for their quilt guild, breast cancer and other charities. I was going to pitch them the idea of creating some quilts related to Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency. I would than Auction/Sell them off here on the forums.

Some of the ideas:
Custom QR Codes
Bitcoin (Ethereum, Neo etc) Quilt
They can range in size, but I felt like a Throw (Lap Quilt) 60'x60' (153x153cm) would be the size of most interest.

Let me know if you would be interested in buying a quilt or throw.
or
If you have any ideas or suggestions of what they could make.

Not to make anyone jealous, but here is one of the quilts they created for me when I was a kid.

Joined all 3 groups. (are two of the invites the same group?)
Name: Teh Canadian #4979
ETH: 0x0bd9f6095a93480201888996ba00b790fd4a99a9

Here is my https://steemit.com/@spazcraft
I am going to moving a lot of my articles over from Medium platform with focus on dissecting new popular projects and ICOs.

Will be following everyone here when I am at the computer.

As mentioned throughout this thread stand alone loans are super risky. You need some form of collateral to cover the loans.

I would be interested to see the data of defaulting on loans from a company focused on loans like SaltLending.

I think this holds most of the truth. I also think it has to do with early investors taking their first payouts and people being very hesitant to re-invest with the scam and ponzis that have been going on in the scene.

Off-topc is off-topic.

Question for people involved in Amazon FBA scene. What photography company or services can you recommend?

Looking for someone that does all the necessary photos of a product for private label.

Prefer if they are in North America (United States or Canada) and have experience accepting shipped products and taking photos that meet Amazon Terms of Service.

I personally use Jaxx and BreadWallet for iOS. I use Ledger Nano S for cold storage. I think it comes down to preference as most wallets function the same besides the software.

Here is list of Hardware wallets I've put together. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3066531

https://coinspectator.com has a better layout than most crypto aggregators and has some interesting ICO information.

https://www.facebook.com/Cryptocurrency-News-282846878896256 If you want a good Facebook feed (as I like scrolling through Facebook and seeing news) which has the best news selection I've seen. Most of the other Facebook groups are biased or spammed with advertisement.

r/cryptocurrency you can't go wrong here, there is a lot of spam, FUD and Shilling but I find most of it gets sorted through.

Thank you for the Merit. I've not personally used a Keepkey, but I've held one in my hands and I really liked it. The only reason I've always used Ledger is it being one of the first, most commonly used and it's small to store away. I feel like the Keepkey size would keep me paranoid as it's more like a small phone where as in my eyes than Ledger style is like a 'USD'.

What do people think of Mt. Gox supposedly dumping on us for the last 2 months.

From what I could find over 35,841 BTC (now BCH also) was from the "hack" and could be the main reason for everything crashing over and over again since December.
https://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/20180307_report.pdf

Does anyone know of any wallets or data outside of this?

Thank you for the Merit. I agree though Ledger Nano S is my preferred wallet to date. I'm excited to see what the projects like Archos, Casa, Waves and Cryptonex plan to bring to the table.

Bitcoin user adoption is currently at 0.95%. You are still part of the Innovator phase if you have invested to date.

Now with that said it's important to know that as people flood into and out of the market it very volatile.

My own prediction is that we will see another bull run market in 6-9 months.

Taking that information into account you can than assess where you want to be. I strongly am against selling anything at a loss, but its better than selling it at zero.

Know your projects and invest in foundations such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Neo.

Profit. As always only invest what you are willing and can afford to loose.

I really like www.stake.com. The only negative it has is that the games "instant result" has not been working. This is only a problem for someone like me who hates waiting 

Some of the benefits is built in faucet.
Really active chat community. (sorted by region)
Wide variety of games.
Open sourced coding.

Hey all,

Can anyone recommend someone Member+ that has a public thread that is selling Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) etc.
Payment: Open to anything.

I've gone through several threads and reached out to a few people, but have not heard anything back.
There also seems to be a lot of big threads that are either abandoned now or the users have been labeled as hacked or sold their accounts.
Note: I can assume some of it has to do with my 'Newbie' rank.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Here are some of the important information.

The white paper talks about three ‘core’ issues related to cryptocurrency and the project aims to improve and incorporate the following:
1) forming a verified network, where universities run nodes,
2) increasing overall token supply, and creating simple web and mobile apps, and
3) designing a system with more energy-efficient and coordinated token generation, to reduce overall power consumption.”

Uber co-founder Garrett Camp, Naval Ravikant founder AngelList and Adam Bain COO Twitter is launching new cryptocurrency Eco. Source
Eco will not be controlled by any one individual, organization, or nation. University partners will play a key role in the development and helping to guide development of the Eco protocol. Source
No ICO which means no money will be raised for the project. This means any potential legal issues that are currently running rampant in the ICO market can be further avoided.
ECO will issue 1,000,000,000,000 (1 Trillion) tokens of which 50% will be given away. 20% will go to the universities running trusted nodes, 10% will go to advisors, 10% will go to strategic partners, and 10% will go to a newly formed Eco Foundation.
ECO wants to offer pre-mined coins to push the industry in a more “Green” direction and leave less of a carbon footprint than coins currently on the market such as BTC.
ECO plans to have a fully operational test net running by early 2019.

It was just announced March 2018, so we’ll see what really happens with this. The big take away is not a means-of-exchange, speculation-driven, not eco-sustainable and most importantly not equality-minded.

My article / source: https://steemit.com/eco/@spazcraft/garrett-camp-uber-co-founder-is-launching-a-paypal-cryptocurrency-eco

I've always wondered if there was a better solution than a hardware wallet or paper wallet. Is there going to be some sort of development where individual users are protected without a physical item being the key to secure assets. I think this would be the only time I would be in favour of brain implants 

Je nai pas encore entendu parler de problemes, mais je suppose que toute technologie est piratee.

I've had 2-3 major problems with YoBit over the last year. Reached out to their support staff and they fixed the problem quickly. I would recommend reaching out to them and being consistent and hopefully the problem is fixed.