Sorry OP, this is way overpriced. Especially due to the fact that you are announcing to the whole world that this account is going to change ownership. You will be lucky to get .01 for it. Either way, good luck.

There is absolutely no way in hell that this claim is true. There are so many bullshit companies out there (Comcast, EA, etc.) which have exponentially worse customer support. There is no possible way that little Primedice was voted worse than these big wigs, unless the poll took place solely within the Bitcoin community (and even then it's misleading/partially inaccurate).

WINTER 2013 ROUND 2 ANYONE?

I would be absolutely ecstatic if Bitcoin does what it did at the end of 2013 at the end of this year, and magnified to the scale it is today in comparison to two years ago. If things really do happen in cycles, let's hope Bitcoin runs on a two year cycle

Real talk, it's obvious OP is horribly misinformed about what exactly is Bitcoin, but this should be alarming. These views very well may reflect that of the general public in regards to Bitcoin, which is a huge problem.

Right now OP, you are one in 21 million. That is fantastic, but you can still improve. Get to 2.1 BTC, become one in 10 million. Once you get there, get 7 BTC - one in 3 million, then hit the big 21 BTC... and be one in a million. You can continue on from there, but for most of us, being one in a million in regards to BTC is a fantastic benchmark.

I voted for the last option because I thought it was funny, but in reality I still don't think I would sell my Bitcoins...

If they reached a certain price, I would most likely buy an item I have been saving up for (at this point in my life that would be a car). If my small hodlings fluctuate to a value where I can purchase a new car, I will cash out and start from scratch again.

Good luck getting any activity on here OP. The Million dollar homepage was hugely successful, but it was also a novelty. The site is very easily cloned, and there really isn't any value in advertising on these sites, apart from the original that people actually come to as sort of a historical monument of the internet.

I think the price fluctuation with gold is being blown out of proportion. Gold cannot collapse, it's value is inherent and will always be a store of value. The only possible scenario where gold loses its value is a future where gold can be mass produced, and we are centuries away from this phenomenom.

Any bilingual speakers that use both English and local forums that can give a bit of input here? I've recently noticed while trading accounts that some users sell their accounts on this forum, despite posting entirely on local subforums. Are prices much different just by going to a different part of the website, or do people frequently buy the same things we do on here?

I tried out this method sort of half-assed just to give it a shot, because it seems interesting enough. So far I'm 5 days in and my .005 BTC has grown to a whopping .007. I suppose if you invest in larger quantities and pay close attention to the markets profits can be had, I haven't really checked up on the coins much so it was pretty passive income.

Maybe you could talk about all the potential uses of Bitcoin? There are a lot of obvious benefits to the coin (quick transactions and low fees for example) but there is also a lot of hidden potential that is just now starting to be evaluated by big businesses. (See NASDAQ, IBM, Etc.) You could talk about the foundations of Bitcoin and the blockchain and what the big businesses will be using it for in the near future.

Dang, a two year old account, newbie or not, has a decent value. However, through one loan request, the value that has built up for 2 years is worth zilch. RIP OP, may you make smarter requests in the future.

The blocksize debate isn't talked about too frequently on here, but it is a huge thing over on /r/bitcoin (probably most talked about subject on there). Anyways, regardless of the outcome, many are fearing that the fact that a minority of people can inhibit change that the community wants, as well as how much we can split the community, could potentially harm Bitcoin... or worse. Is the actual debate over blocksize a big issue, or is reddit blowing things out of proportion?

The spartan demonstration was definitely original and entertaining to look into. Regardless of the direct outcome of this stunt, I would consider it a success, as I am sure they drew a considerable amount of attention to their cause.

It's not as safe as some of the other popular exchanges. The site is ran by anonymous Russians, and it does experience downtime every now and then. The site also has a reputation of freezing accounts (happened in at least a few instances) when they really shouldn't inhibit any funds that flow through.

I haven't been trading accounts for too long, but what I do know is that the price asked for is .1 BTC. I seldom see a Full Member go for more than .07 BTC, and I have never seen one sold at a price of .1 BTC. OP should reconsider pricing.

BTC Jam, despite a somewhat poor reputation on here, is a good way to increase your Bitcoin. You have to be smart about it (only loan to the loans with high credit scores) and ignore the ones with outrageous interest rates, but if you don't get scammed, you can make a healthy profit.

Premine!!!!

If an altcoin has a significant number of coins minted during a premine, it's a dead giveaway that the developer is looking to make a quick profit. Stay away at all costs.

Sounds like you have been using Bitcoin as a hobby. How exactly should it change your life? If you did international business frequently, Bitcoin could save your company a lot of money. If you don't have a stable local currency, Bitcoin can save you from hyperinflation and bank freezes. If you don't really have any problems that Bitcoin solves, you shouldn't really expect any drastic changes to your lifestyle, which isn't a bad thing.

As someone who has worked with several websites within the Bitcoin niche, it appears that news related sites seem to be pretty successful. They take a decent investment at the start, unless you want to write all the content yourself, but once they gain a bit of traction you can make pretty hefty profits. Earnings increase once you start selling sponsored reviews, which from what I have seen net the most income for the sites.