It's a massive sale fest that's followed by "Cyber Monday" that following Monday, the internet's equivalent for black friday. From a logical standpoint, I think the price is more likely to drop since more people are gonna cash out their stored btcs, to purchase from local sales. Although I am happy that the price is back to around $350. I still can't think of a reason why it would go up simply because of the start of the holidays.

Any projected forecast when you'll be able to remove the 'discount' to start receiving returns?

This seems to be a good project IMO. Why not have the idea crowdfunded so you wouldn't need an angel investor.

It wont matter much, since CEX only has 0.31% ($ 101,239   ) of the market volume as per CoinMarketCap. It's too little to be significant. Of course, it's another story if you'd see the same trend in OkCoin, BitFinex, and BitStamp, which when combined has greater than a third of market volume.

The first problem I see is trusting the service itself. Unless the service is built on a platform solely run by smart contracts, you would have a problem people trusting the service to be their middleman.

I'm also concerned with speed and usability, although if you'd implement a browser plugin for the service, I think it's plausible. Something like Honey, which you'll just click the browser plugin and it'll automatically apply the best coupon/deal. If you can just 'click' the service and then a smart contract would provide for everything, I think it's a good idea. 

I've just read this:

"From November 25th, 2015, at 9 a.m. Beijing time , Hashnest will open sales 1000 units of batch 4 S7 hashing contracts.


The hashrate will become effective in your account 168 hours after purchasing.

23.11.2015"

So this is why S5 is now down to 0.0006 again. At least, now S7 is at .00125, a fairer price compared to previous batches. If we wait a bit, maybe we can catch S5 Ghs at .0004.

Probably a matchup with the Spurs will take them back to reality, but that will be off til Jan 25. They haven't been matched up with many championship contenders, so in a way, they're lucky.

Don't you think that it'll simply be absorbed by the market? A more probable event that could take bitcoin back to the ground and $0 is an attack to the network that would expose a vulnerability or an exploit of the technology.

Yet they fail to realize that as long as the blockchain exist bitcoin will still be here and will not cease to flourish. I suppose we're going to the days when bitcoin, mining, and getting the blockchain moving is behind the scenes covered by BlockChain apps.

And since they're turning their back on bitcoin, we should turn our back on them too. It's simple.

They look like graphics and models from Sim City, or Cities:Skylines. All right people, share to this to your heart's content. 

I think it's a matter of perspective actually. By buying a stock of a company you're putting your money in the hands of the company's board and CEO. If you bet in a sportsbook you just placed your money in the hands of the team and the coaches. Both have risks and rewards, it's just how you look at it.

The Warriors are making history in their next match against the Lakers, no doubt they'll get 16-0 in that match unless they're too fatigued already. It'll be so fun to see if the Lakers can spoil that.

On other games, I'm betting on a Dallas win vs the Grizzlies. Hope that comes up.

Just like with any other website with proper keyword research and well written and organized content, complete with other media you can go for it. This niche is big and you can fit right through in. Competition is always good for the market.

Hi, I'll just ask, the virtual card works all over the world can it? And could it be used to verify a paypal account?

I need a virtual card where I can load on my bitcoins to use for local online shopping and Uber. And probably verify a paypal account if necessary.

Regards,

EDIT: Took the decency of trying the service myself. Anyone has used these VCCs to verify paypal accounts?

I do not get why the price would 'increase drastically' this coming black friday and cyber monday. Shouldn't it be predicted to go down since people would cash out to shop around?

Or someone has info that even exchanges would participate? That would be awesome for a change.

Honestly, I don't care about the yields as long as I turn in positive returns by the end of the month. And besides, odds and returns per bet are highly variable, so I could be incurring more losses vs wins but I'm still at positive ROI. I think yields are more important if you're gonna sell tips etc, and maybe > 3% are good?

And here I am thinking you are a deals website, turns out you're a retailer.

Question, I've read from a product that "We only ship to the confirmed Paypal address" how would it be possible if I'm going to buy via btc.

Why use ship forwarding for all international shipments, can't you have the option for a DHL or USPS direct to an international address?

Pretty ironic considering that remark came from a company that is seemingly interested and 'fascinated' by the blockchain tech. As long as the blockchain is utilized there'll be bitcoin.

That's the rumored S7+ as far as I know. Hopefully Bitmain does go this route.

For an S8 or S9? Maybe a year from now.


I also have an s3 stocked in here but unplugged. Power rates are just too much. That's why I too am hoping for a lighter s7.

That's true, you can lose a lot of money in trading company stocks, just as you can lose everything in trading bitcoins. But gold? I'd say it only goes for holding your money and fending inflation off in the long term. It's not as good as an investment.

The best investment? Maybe a franchise or just like others said, real estate. Have it leased and you've got money coming in regularly.