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I'd rather look at bitcoin as the 'stock' of the blockchain tech, but ontopic, yes. It's a way to transfer value - which is likely the essence of money.
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You can believe: btc-e, bittrex, cryptsy.
Well i wouldn't so sure about believing these exchanges. For example we can see here that there are many accusation about cryptsy. Where they block/disable their users accounts, isn't this the worst situation about trusting or not the exchanges! It is and you just can't, if you must use one then just go there do your thing and get out and hope that nothing happens for the time you're there, as short as it might be. I don't truly believe the exchanges who were so called got "hacked" in the past, I think it was all a cover up, it was a perfect crime, wait for the moment when there are a lot of public funds and then bam! go offline abruptly with a story that one of our employees did this this.. and we were hacked. And since there are no legal tie ups, sell the bitcoins slowly and then start again. That's a hell lot of accusation, we know Gox was an inside job like you are saying, but there are also legitimate exchanges that closed entirely due to external factors. Look at MintPal, if it hasn't been bought by the Moolah scammer, it would have been a much more established exchange than Bittrex. |
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Alright I spent a whole hour trying to win this using faucet money but to no avail.  Anyway it was a great game, smooth, customizable, and fun. I kind of wanna see a tweet or share button when I won like x20 or up. Makes me feel proud of my little achievements. |
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Perhaps they were not getting enough sales so they scrapped the idea.
The thing is it only costs so little to keep accepting bitcoin as a payment option. Why would they remove something that gives their customers more choices to reach their products and a far better customer experience? |
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activated AutoInvest with 1 BTC in July 15
now i have 1 defaulted (0.5BTC) and a few which are late 30 days / 90 days.
Some are fully paid and some others seem paying.
now deactivated AutoInvest to see what is happening....
It looks like this system is working but there are some (getting more?) thieves who won't pay you back.
You don't do autoinvest in loans! It's a must that you read backgrounds and examine previous proof of payments. Although still, there's no bulletproof way of making sure the loan always gets repaid. I've had a lot of experience with these forms of investment and no matter how you scrutinize every detail, you'll always get defaults. The best way to minimize losses is investing in smaller increments, with high interests. |
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i'm not sure about quite my full time job for bitcoin. Because, there's no stability in bitcoin's price.
nothing is stable, gold was unstable, the dollar was unstable If your income from bitcoin is greater then from your real job, why not to try it? I'd say do this more of a hobby. Bitcoin's value is just so volatile to entrust your future to it. Freelancing over doing your day job would be a much better alternative. |
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Would it be nice if there was a method to every casino game so you would always win. The casinos would be broke and we would be rich so who would bother opening a casino.
It won't be called gambling then. @ontopic There's a whole site dedicated to winning MineSweeper. I think this is worth checking out. http://www.minesweeper.info/wiki/StrategyDon't forget to check out the resources they used to compile that wiki. There's a lot of strategies in there. |
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Probably invest in a good trading bot, set it up in a VPS then master how to profit from trades. Light it up to do ping-pong trades 24/7. That is one sustainable investment.
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I have always observed that the price of BYC goes up or down according to the price of btc accordingly, like right now there's a slow bullish crawl. Is this somehow planned or this is just market coincidence? Also, when will Instant BYC service again be available?  |
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Hi, can you tell me a bit about your screening process for publishers?
As of now all I can see are faucets, and in all honesty faucet traffic are almost of the same quality as PTC traffic.
Are you serious? Bitcoin traffic converts if you have the right ad - what are you trying to sell, Golden Chariots? I can't see what your issue is. I regularly convert traffic using Bitcoin ads on faucets. It's knowing the market - which faucets are popular and reasonably priced.. We'll if you're trying to draw in peeps to another faucet then your conversion would be awesome, I'm looking for mostly blog traffic. It's something I seldom see in networks like these. |
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If you're really really confident about your strategy, I'd recommend you get an account on an internet marketing forum, digitalpoint, blackhatworld, or warrior forum. You'll get better leads with your proposal there, and they can even pay you with bitcoin.
People here are more inclined with btc and stuff, and I think only a few would be interested with your proposal especially you are new here.
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for now i wouldn't recommend cloudmining site because most of them is a ponzi and could be scam anytime but if you a have huge amount of capital try to learn about trading i think that's more safe way than invest at the cloudmining and if you have a good skill from it i do believe you would earn a profit everyday
Well most of them, you can always try hashnest, although the profit in there is not in the mining itself, it's more on trading GHs, as they fluctuate accordingly to the price of btc. The mining profits are simply add-ons. |
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Hi, can you tell me a bit about your screening process for publishers?
As of now all I can see are faucets, and in all honesty faucet traffic are almost of the same quality as PTC traffic.
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You do understand potential of this chip? One day I should be able to come to my store, buy a toaster with this chip for $1 and this toaster s gonna mine BTC to recuperate for the rest of its value to the seller.
Potential is ENORMOUS.
That's absolutely not the point of this. This chip isn't going into your toaster, come on now. yes. unfortunately your future toaster's $1 chip will probably take 10 years to earn $1 in btc and use $20 in electricity during that time just for mining. Why is it always about the toaster, when there are already light bulbs with mining chips on them. Mass produce these bulbs, place them on solar-powered street lights, and connect them through the city's public wifi. You can have a whole city mining btc already, well, theoretically. |
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You can try investing a bit on 64blocks.com, it's a fun dice game that is owned by a trusted member here in bitcointalk. I myself has a stake there.
Or if you are really conservative, go with established casinos like JustDice.
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So basically PR 1 is that your website will be the first one to appear on google?
No, it doesn't work that way. PR is supposedly a measure of the "authority" of a website on Google's eyes. Just for comparison, Twitter is PR 10 and BitcoinTalk is PR 6. It's previously an established metric but is now "debunked" by search engine optimizers. A much better metric these days would be the Domain and Page Authority (DA/PA) or Ahref's URL and Domain rating. |
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When I started to gamble on dice sites, I have used the strategy of doubling the bet on every loss and go back to your standard bet on every win. This works for a while and I made a good gain. But one day, I lost over two dozens of games in a row and lost all my stake. Since then, I have never followed a strategy on dice sites again.
If you lose all your stakes, can you add more stakes and bet again. Was the stake of last bet was already too high, you could not add more? Was there a limit of maximum stake? Maybe he lost too much, and didn't want to lose money any further. Statistically, once you've played long enough, you should always even out. So the only strategy on dice is to play, play, and play. |
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Just curious if this is so profitable, why not do it yourself? And besides, i believe those 10 million searches per month aren't exact searches are they? They're likely broad searches.
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Hopefully this remains up until next year, I can't see a better christmas gift than $300 or even a $400 bitcoin.
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An android app. Nothing beats being able to play dice on demand in your phone - especially when you need to kill time.
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