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Seller has sent refund. Everything has been sorted out.
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PM me since you haven't allowed messages for newbies.
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EDIT: Issue has been resolved. Seller provided refund.
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Bought AWS code and received nothing.
Sent few PMs, unfortunately he hasn't responded so far.
Considering this as a scam.
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After smooth sale, seller become very irresponsible in communication, which resulted in account getting suspended.
Very disappointed.
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+1 for the seller.
Bought VCC which worked perfectly.
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+1 Great seller. Answered lots of questions, even refunded account.
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Hey folks,
I've finally got around $20k to invest in long-term. No, unfortunately I cannot put this on a bank to get like 10-15% per year, I'd need something way more good.
What would you recommend? Mining? Other crypto?
Investors, please get me some cool ideas.
Thanks in advance,
Marcell
I would suggest to make 70-80% investment from that 20k into BTC and simply go for long term holding. With those 20-30% left, you should consider putting into ETH, low-cap promising coins/tokens, maybe put couple thousands into trading to have some small passive income. |
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My favourite would be Ebay, with sometimes around 80% - 90% off from actual price.  For legit goods Amazon is way to go. |
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What wallets should i use for altcoins? Bought some LTC not sure what's better
In case of ERC-20 MEW is good option (best to use it offline). For all other altcoins I would highly recommend downloading official wallets to PC if you want them in hot wallet. |
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Bitcoin is not Anonymous, But its transaction is Anonymous.
Not true, if you know recipient's address, you can track every transaction on explorer... |
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Is it safe to give your details and documents out in the name of KYC?
I would say you should never trust companies with personal details, since you really don't know how are your details used behind the scene. KYC is mostly used because of fraud prevention (to really verify that's you, that is using exchange, ICO, whatever..., but that's and excuse for giving your personal details for free... |
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Just had a chat with my friend on setting up mining in my farm house. He advised and suggested more to invest in crypto currencies then investing and spending time in mining. What you guys would suggest me of. Or shall i start with small investment on mining from house with rigs attached to system i have in my house and start a farm house once experienced or do not get into mining? Suggest me dudes.
At current state, the safest investment would be Bitcoin, because of it's dominance, ETH maybe as well. In case of mining, depends how much money are you keen to invest, since in small volume mining, it's same as investment. The safest ROI on mining would be receiving payments in bitcoins. |
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The last time the CBOE launched a Bitcoin financial tool, futures, we saw $20k. Recently rising Bitcoin dominance shows people betting on the latest CBOE tool, ETF, being approved. Bitcoin dominance is heading towards fifty percent by marketcap. What does this mean for the price and how should traders and investors view it? Marketcap is by far not the best metric to read dominance, but that doesn’t mean it can’t add value to your trading. Latest Podcast Episode Discussing More Details
https://soundcloud.com/buy-or-sell-what-the-hell/does-bitcoin-dominance-matter-to-traders-35With upcoming Bakkt tool in november, I can see bitcoin around $30 000 at EOY, since institutions would start buying bitcoin to decrease such a volatility as it's now. |
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Fees for paying in bitcoin are still higher with price jumping up...
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As for the bitcoin itself, it's not possible to be centralized.
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Good to see that major car brands are looking forward to use bitcoin.
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