https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=887515.0 Contact Vod, he'll probably ask you to close down what he called a ponzi By the way, if you have a web designing portfolio, I could do a good deed and help you find a job. But you having ran a pyramid scheme isn't an advantage. Vod requires you contact him only after 1 month of cool down period. Noting that Vod gave him negative trust on 26th March, OP needs to wait until 26th April before contacting Vod. Also OP needs to stay away from his ponzi during this period, which I think won't happen. |
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Everybody says they'll invest when it dips, but it's hard to hit that buy button when the price has been going nowhere but down for days/weeks. I'd probably snatch one or two up, but not put a large amount in.
Exactly my thoughts. I always want to buy more coins, but it is hard to decide how low we can go and what would be the best time to buy. I bought some at $250, then the price went up to $290; and now we're again at $245. Sitting here and just looking at the graph, probably I'll hit the buy button at $200 and will still buy more if it gets lower. |
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I thought this announcement was just a joke. But it is a real coin.
FML.
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Since the bitcoinprice decreased a lot last year I would like to destroy some bitcoins. Destroying some bitcoins can have a serious positive impact on the price If every human being could destroy 0.001 BTC we would half the amount of bitcoins in circulation, increasing the price of bitcoin in compare to other currencies. But every satoshi could help a bit... This is the best way to support bitcoin The private key of this wallet is lost (on purpose) and those bitcoins will never be able to get out of this wallet (or heaven?  ) 1NCXw6rkcdfDuKRbhVhrshzHD9QQkQiVArPeople who helped destroy bitcoins to raise the btc-price: leen93 : 10.000 satoshis FIRST GOAL TO REACH : 100.000 satoshi 1. What's the guarantee this will drive the price up? 2. If you destroy Bitcoins and price increases, don't you have same amount of money? (More BTC with less price VS Less BTC with high price) 3. What's the guarantee the private key to that address is lost? (Apart from trusting your word) 4. Why not use a proven 'Proof of Burn' address instead of using yours? ( https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Proof_of_burn , https://blockchain.info/address/1CounterpartyXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXUWLpVr) |
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Hdbits.org - doesn't load
broadcastthe.net - domain is for sale
sciencehd.me - says it is a science network
Are you sure these are working torrent sites and you have active accounts there?
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This seems to simply be a pyramid system like vemma, just instead products you only buy brackets.
If it were products, we would still understand. But you buy fu*king BRACKETS that are worth ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. |
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Hmmmm... sounds like a familiar structure. Oh, now I remember! IT IS CALLED A PONZI !!
Exactly what it is. I've left microzee negative trust for intentionally trying to steal from community members - unfortunately you can't see trust in this part of the forum.  Which also means that OP posted in the wrong section of the forum... I don't think that Project Development is the right place to advertise an "investment opportunity". Or whatever this is... He actually claimed he was not looking for investors or users, but more of some beta testers for his upcoming website. ...which is a very ridiculous way of advertising his ponzi scheme in disguise. |
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This is a site where you can make money simply by referring users. It only requires that you purchase brackets. Your first brackets, only 0.05 btc, gives you 4 spots to sign people up under you. Once these spots are filled, this gives the potential to earn up to 0.8 btc. This is more than enough to pay for the next 2 brackets, which are only 0.01 btc.
So this is a site that takes your Bitcoin offering you no real product or service, just a hope that some more people will join under you so that you earn more Bitcoins. Hmmmm... sounds like a familiar structure. Oh, now I remember! IT IS CALLED A PONZI !!1) owner sets up a website advertising 300% or more/less ROI to users who invest in their “plans”. 2) Unfortunate victims deposit in the hope of receiving good returns. 3) Users get paid with the deposits of others allowing some to say the investments are working 4) The extra publicity and praise helps rake in more and more Bitcoins 5) When payouts become unsustainable, owner folds and runs with remaining money 6) Rinse and repeat at will.  |
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It is impossible to hack any blockchain, it is possible to hack the various third services like online wallet and exchange.
OP is most likely talking about his hot wallet on https://blockchain.info/ website |
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Thanks i removed 22 out of 23 infiltrations. I want to use this same wallet, send the hacker 0.02 USD and send him a message to piss him off to the max.
That malware bytes is quite something, removed 484 threats, and many of them were keystrokers, or keyloggers , i am happy i post here about this problem.
484 infections is quite something to worry about. There is no guarantee that your antivirus caught 100% of malware. It is possible some of them went undetected and still remain on your machine. If you control that machine, I would suggest you format it and do a clean install of OS. Also, once you're done pissing off the hacker with your old wallet, just get over it and create a new wallet with fresh email and password. This time enable 2FA from start. |
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I could register a domain using exactly same information.
Registering a domain doesn't require KYC, so anybody can use fake info.
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From the site's FAQ:
Q: What am I buying?
A: You are buying a membership.
BUT WHAT KIND OF MEMBERSHIP?
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BAN Ghash.io Both got caught with their pants down...... I'm not aware of what happened with Ghash.io Can you please elaborate? |
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What's a good way to keep bit coins in the PC I use every day safe? I heard getting a wallet that encrypts wallet.DAT can be good. But is it secure enough? Thanks
Encrypting your wallet is a good idea but it only helps if your computer is free from malware (keyloggers, to be specific). You should explore the idea of 'warm wallets'. For example Electrum (or Armory? I'm not so sure) allows you to keep the wallet on offline computer and then allows you to spend them from an online computer (by signing the transaction from offline PC). So you get the best of both worlds. |
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Unocoin has many restrictions.
Trade timings - There is a specific timings where they execute order and deposit/withdraw does not work after 10 PM or so. Sunday is a holiday.
5/6 confirmations required for BTC transfer. Also BTC transfer does not seems to be automatic as after several confirmations in night too it does not reflect in BTC wallet.
INR withdrawal takes 24 hrs on average.
Trade limit - Only 10 BTC buy/sell in 24 hrs for first two months. Only if you have decent trading volume they will move to different category.
Future Buy/Sell option is not available.
Yep. Unocoin works much like Coinbase in USA. There is a human being sitting somewhere performing most of the tasks - trading, confirming deposits & withdrawals etc. That's why most things happen during working hours. But still considering all available options in India, it is one of the best that works well for most buyers/sellers. |
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In short:
There is no point discussing this at this point until further proof can be acquired.
Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Economics > Speculation >  Haha.. true! I think it makes sense that we're discussing this in speculation forum. What I don't like is how the original article claims to have found 'evidence' and then elaborates everything based on assumptions. |
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1. There is no evidence that Satoshi holds his private keys.
2. There is no evidence that Satoshi has lost his private keys.
3. There is no evidence if Satoshi is dead or alive.
4. There is no evidence that Satoshi has transferred / not transferred his private keys to someone else.
In short:
There is no point discussing this at this point until further proof can be acquired.
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I own some BTC and I'm not planning to buy more at any price. If it goes to $100 I won't invest more in a dying project. If it goes to $1000 I also won't buy more because I won't be able to afford it.
$100 will not mean Bitcoin is dying. If price decline is a measure of dying, then Bitcoin has died several times. And then rose again like Phoenix. See how many times Bitcoin has 'died': http://bitcoinobituaries.com/ |
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[...]Digital exchange platform PayBase is being accused of scamming its customers. For about a week, users have reported the website, which functions as a wallet and an exchange for Paycoin, an alternative digital currency that launched in December 2014, has stopped withdrawals.
A Reddit user posted in subreddit r/Bitcoin on Sunday that the site “has gone full blown Mt. Gox on everyone,” referring to the implosion of the world’s first Bitcoin exchange in February 2014 that resulted the disappearance of around 750,000 of customers’ bitcoins.[...] http://motherboard.vice.com/read/digital-currency-platform-paybase-accused-of-taking-off-with-customers-money |
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