Its disabled my friend by admins unfortunately . It will come with new forum so wait for it

If you are a hard-working person, day-trade with your intelligence could help you get rich quickly

Dead again? Poor bitcoin. That makes 500 deaths so far.

We need a standard obituary that can be auto posted. It's exhausting preparing for this many funerals. Oh... wait,... It's twitching again and it's heart is starting up. Gota go. 

You mean something like Google Play ? There isn't but it could be very useful indeed , I like your idea mate .
So instead of screwing around and searching on iTunes and Google play we could simply go to this "Crypto" app store . Do you have the needed skills to make such a thing ? if not just make a Crowfunding thread (held by escrow) . Pretty sure that a lot of people may get interetested on such projects .

~ Madness

This is why you never bring your PC to a repair shop.

Do you also steal any credit card details and financial info you find? what about nudes? you might as well, it's the same level of scum-iness.

Thanks for that explanation and breaking it down so it's easy to understand.

At least only addresses with spent outputs through a web wallet are possibly at risk, so that's good for me as I keep very small amounts in those. Keep your cold storage cold and only keep a small amount in your hot/spending wallets.

Earning bitcoin interest! Very safe return!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=774359.0

Hello I just want to give you an idea about the payment date ; once you receive a pm in your bitcointalk account you can
just keep counting seven days after that message ; And Thanks
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Bitcoin is very widespread in South Korea. http://www.coindesk.com/coinplug-enables-bitcoin-buying-at-over-7000-regular-atms/

I have decided not to make a huge list with all users as some users have voiced they'd prefer individual (private) stats.

I think the concept is that transaction fees will replace, or even exceed block rewards.

Consider 2000 Visa transactions per second, and PayPal at about 120 transactions per second.

If there were just 20 Bitcoin transactions per second at a .0001 BTC transaction fee, this would make 1.2 BTC per block in just transaction fees. If some of these transactions had higher fees in order to get priority, then fees per block could be 2 or 3 BTC or more.

Unfortunately, today Bitcoin can only handle about 7 transactions per second, but with some of the proposals on the table, this may change very soon, then only further adaption is required in order to keep mining profitable as block rewards drop.

TT

It depends on the country you live in.
EU does not have any rules about BTC.

There is no tax at all in Denmark for BTC

For free btc, I think only faucets come to mind.  You might also check out the giveaway section on the forum.

In reality, there isn't anything like free btc. You will always have to do some work for it.

Bitcoin doesn't get people rich now. Very early adopters who mined thousands of bitcoin might be rich now. We have already passed that phase. Current Bitcoin users/adopters might profit from bitcoin in the future, we wouldn't be life-changing "rich".

Lets hope all these exchange hacks teach people that their btc is only safe with them  .

Here's the real issue. No wonder he's upset and projecting his frustration on bitcoin as a whole.

I got into bitcoin and altcoin mining at the start of 2014, so I know exactly how he feels. My year of mining was tough sledding financially. But I got into BTC out of idealism (despite the awkward timing of coming in on the heels of the "gold rush" crowd), and the rational basis for BTC hasn't changed. (Nor does the OP offer any reasoning against BTC's success). 2014 was a retrenchment from the big Chinese and Gox-driven frenzy of late 2013, running ahead of bitcoin ecosystem development, investment opportunities using BTC, and so forth. I think that has run its course and we are now in the early stages of the next rally. Whether it becomes a measured advanced or another wild frenzy remains to be seen.

But my advice for the OP (and I wish I'd been able to give it sooner) is: DIVERSIFY. No matter how great you think an investment is, never put your eggs in one basket. And start with a conservative foundation - that is, the money you can't afford to lose should be in non-volatile, secured investments. From there you can build up a more risky portfolio, but always keeping a significant level of diversity. For all my faith in BTC and pessimism about fiat currencies I still have a lot more of the latter than the former, though the coming ETF funds may shift that significantly.... but still keeping within the advice given above.

Hey, he's a grown man, he can go do what he wants with his money.  The quickest way to riches if you want to gamble with money is put it all on Black, and if you win, hopefully you don't spend it.

He came into Crypto thinking he would get rich and be a millionaire in a couple of months, but sooner or later you have to ground yourself in reality.  Bitcoin isn't going to go up to $1million.  It would take a CONSIDERABLE global financial shift, and that ain't happening anytime soon.

Right now it's a sorta a Tech grass roots movement, and we're like the hippies chanting with the billboards trying to get everyone on board.  Slowly, step by step, we're getting there, but it's not an overnight process.