Any news on when the winner will be chosen?
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hi, would somebody tell me whose dogecoin wallet address is it? D5ReuTL4BrwNvSLYVnWA1DczBNk9LdaqCu
Why does it own over than 7.35 billion dogecoins? Is it blong to the Dev?
The large number of transactions with similar amounts indicates that this might be an exchange's cold wallet, most probably Cryptsy or Bter.
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I think a lot of people think they can strike it rich by day trading, but very few people can make a living off of it. It takes up a lot of your time as well, but good luck if you try it.
Spot on. Day trading is a loser game. How come some people still do it then? If you're not too greedy, and you're satisfied with profits of about 10% on a trade, and you don't panic sell or buy, it's not that hard not to lose money really. 10% is a lot for a trade that is done by a day trader. Most day trader try to make a lot of trades with small gains, hoping that these gains add up over time. You're right if daytrading Bitcoin, but this is quite common with altcoins. In the last 24h, Dogecoin, Ripple, Darkcoin, Counterparty and many more have had swings of more than 10%
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Has anyone been paid yet? Still waiting on mine and have a ticket open with support in another matter and haven't gotten response 0.075BTC cashout waiting for support 0.06~ sig payment waiting as well
Don't worry, payment usually comes on the 18th or 19th.
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coinbase or blockchain
don't go over to a 3rd party
who knows what could happen, these are trustworthy
but don't keep your coins there too long
there was a trustworthy wallet too somethingsomething.io it was called
everyone lost their coins..
don't make their mistake..
Blockchain is trustworthy, because you don't have to trust them. When making a wallet there, you stay in control of your coins, and you can even download a file which let's you import your private key to an offline wallet in case the website fails.
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I like Coinbase or Blockchain, I'm thinking of shuffling over my coinbase coins to Blockchain anyways. It looks like an online wallet, but acts like a wallet you'd have on your desktop.
Now, if coinbase had interest on the BTC that'd be a different story... But I'll shuffle my coins away from Coinbase and onto electrum or Blockchain...
Coinbase has the small advantage of paying tx fees out of their pockets, but blockchain.info really is more secure.
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I think a lot of people think they can strike it rich by day trading, but very few people can make a living off of it. It takes up a lot of your time as well, but good luck if you try it.
Spot on. Day trading is a loser game. How come some people still do it then? If you're not too greedy, and you're satisfied with profits of about 10% on a trade, and you don't panic sell or buy, it's not that hard not to lose money really. The trouble is that the caveats you listed are some of the hardest things to conquer for many new traders. Even after time it's hard to shake off a habit. Aside from the discipline that you mentioned, it's all about believing in your trade. That's true, everyone starts there and I panicked many times at first But one gets better with practice, and that's why it's important, when starting, to only try with very small amounts that you won't mind losing.
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I think a lot of people think they can strike it rich by day trading, but very few people can make a living off of it. It takes up a lot of your time as well, but good luck if you try it.
Spot on. Day trading is a loser game. How come some people still do it then? If you're not too greedy, and you're satisfied with profits of about 10% on a trade, and you don't panic sell or buy, it's not that hard not to lose money really.
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there are still some giveaways in the "games and rounds" forum, but there used to be much more....
Weren't giveaways banned from the forum? If I remember correctly, most of the giveaways in the games and round subsection requires you to sign-up to a gambling site, where you have to use the free coins there and you can't withdraw.
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I dont think it will happen this year.
I don't think so either, considering that 3600 new Bitcoins are produced daily. The inflation is still too high to sustain, imho, a price over 600$. Especially since most of these coins are sold as soon as they are made by big mining farms. probably in early 2015 or really late 2014.. 1k mark is coming I'd say it will be aroung the next block halving, which should be in August 2016.
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Thanks for all the responses! I totally understand the risk of mining as I already am running some miners I brought a while ago. Anybody who makes a return on their money usually had to mine it before it went huge and everybody brought into it. At the time of PND's release I brought a $5 contract for a guy with 10MH/s to mine a PND pool for an hour. I got 1.7 million PND which was worth about $3-4 at the time. Then a month later prices soared and it was worth about $30. (I also didn't dump the 1.7 like an asshole btw )There's no doubt in my mind that prices will again soar after the 30th of August. Any coin that brings true innovation to the cryptocurrency is usually worth a lot. So, my major question now is if I buy some more hardware, will it generate enough PND to pay for itself after the price soars? Sure, I could just buy some off the exchange and probably make more after PND soars again, but if I buy more hardware now that could potentially pay for itself, I could continue mining and continue generating PND after the price soars which might give me a better return in the long run. I prefer the latter since I'm in this for the long haul since there can only be a steady incline from here so I might just go ahead and buy a new miner. Hope I didn't come across as some douchebag hoping to make a quick buck. I only intend to sell my PND when I absolutely need the money. The sad thing is that the miner you would buy now will be considerably less awesome after August 30th, since this is the period when KNC's titans and their competitors will be released. I would not be surprised if profitability is 10x lower at that time, and because of electricity costs you'd lose money by mining. Congratulations on having the insight to mine PND at launch though
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Does anyone know if we can switch our signatures now without voiding our payments for this session (if we filled out the payment form?)
I would not risk trying it, since it is likely that the requests have not yet been verified by Stunna.
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I dont think it will happen this year.
I don't think so either, considering that 3600 new Bitcoins are produced daily. The inflation is still too high to sustain, imho, a price over 600$. Especially since most of these coins are sold as soon as they are made by big mining farms.
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re: the guy about "giving away bitcoins". to some extent, I think that's true. for this board, that is. it's saturated
I don't agree that it's saturated. There is still a big amount of new users on this forum every month, and they are all likely to want to try a gambling site which uses BTC. It seems relevant to me that Primedice maintains a big presence on the forum to attract them. Plus, it's important to consider that many of those in the signature campaign use their payment to gamble on Primedice
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Hi all, faucets suck. How can i make more bitcoin? only buy? If you have some goods or skills to sell, you can sell them for bitcoin. Or, you could join a sig program to earn some bitcoin while posting here. As a newbie, the best one you can join is the 777coin one, which will pay you 0.00004 btc (4000 satoshi) for each of your constructive post. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=654009.0That's cool; better than several hours of doing faucets
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This seems very dodgy.. No evidence of funds and collecting people's details with the promise of a prize.
No personal details are collected in the survey.
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Avoir acheté des Peercoins à 0.004! Je crois toujours que c'est le meilleur coin PoS, mais c'est triste de penser que j'aurais pu en avoir presque deux fois plus car il est à 0.0022 en ce moment.
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can you link if you even have 0.05 btc? w. tx id
If he does, a signed address would be important or there'd be no way to know if that's really his. However, it might not be that important since there's only a few spots left.
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I thought I heard a rumor somewhere that the devs were reconsidering the 5%.
Yeah some are reconsidering, but it doesn't seem to be the majority of them. You can follow discussions by the developpers here: http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoindev
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Is day trading all lucks? and how do you know what alt will explode?
You know that by analysing a coin's community, the past performance of the price, how the coin is mined and at what rate, by looking for signs of pumps and dumps, and by analysing the order books. Luck is important too, but if you're good enough to analyse the above points and be more than 50% accurate, you will most-likely end up winning in the long run.
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