In some countries you can't pay things with gold(and most stores would not accept it if otherwise), and how would be the standard low pay starbuck employee be able to evaluate the value of a gold nugget and if it is counterfeit or not?

Hey R0ach, why do you always speak as if there a war between gold/silver and Bitcoin for world currency dominance, and only one could win and the other will certainly die
You know that Bitcoin doesn't have to be the main monetary instrument of common people to be a good investment, right?. There will ever be only 21M Bitcoins mined, so even if less than 1% of the people in the planet invest in Bitcoin, still will be more than enough to make most of us filth rich.

Bitcoin and metals can live happy and together

Saque de reais pendente por mais de 30 horas na Bitcointoyou. O prazo é de alguns minutos a 24 horas. E eles não informam o custo de retirada de Bitcoins, quem vê pensa que é de graça.

A foxbit vai passar a cobrar 1mBTC como comissão de retirada, que eu duvido que caia mesmo quando a mempool volte ao normal e o custo de transação abaixe. Sem contar a instabilidade do site.

No final o Mercado Bitcoin é o mais confiável neste momento.

Satoshi was not a coder, was more a mathematician. He only designed Bitcoin, but didn't wrote a single line of code. Others people did it and implemented Bitcoin in the real world, and made the Core.

Also your argument that Bitcoin is like nothing that already exists so it will fail is kind of...funny

The only way I can think to help people get their transactions faster is get in contact with some mining pool and offer them money in exchange of confirmation using whatever criteria you have. Won't be cheap and still the block size, so the number of transactions in a single block, would not change.

As a common user only thing I can think about is don't send unnecessary transactions for now.

Australia is about to treat Bitcoin just like money, more or less like Japan did when January started.

Here is one source: http://www.valuewalk.com/2017/05/australia-bitcoin-tax/

Since Japan legalized Bitcoin the price went from around $1100 to $2300+ in less than 2 months.

Also ends of months are dump time, because people need to pay taxes and other things, so if your main income is Bitcoin, then you'll have to sell Bitcoins.

I wouldn't sell now, and would buy before the month ends, because of Australia

Sem controle sobre o preço de execução da ordem???

E notem que quem nos informou sobre esse serviço foi um newbie com 1 post, então melhor desconfiar um pouco antes de usar o site.

Bitcoin could see a 47% correction, but some say it's going to $6,000

• Bitcoin rallied to a fresh record high of over $2,700 on Thursday.
  
• One analyst said that the cryptocurrency is close to a key level of $2,800 which could signal a correction.
  
• The analyst told CNBC that the correction could see bitcoin fall as far as $1,470, marking a 46.5 percent decline.
  

Bitcoin is close to hitting a price that could see a 47 percent correction, according to one analyst, following a huge rally for the cryptocurrency that has led it to record highs.

On Thursday, bitcoin hit an all-time high of $2791.70, according to CoinDesk data, marking a 180 percent rally year-to-date.

Meanwhile, the number of long positions – those betting on bitcoin to rise – has risen 18.2 percent, while short positions – those thinking the cryptocurrency will fall – have declined 10 percent since the start of the week, showing that traders are getting more bullish on the cryptocurrency, according to data from Bitfinex.

One technical analyst, who looks at historical trading patterns to determine future price moves, told CNBC that the $2,800 could mark a level of resistance where the bitcoin pulls back. Bitcoin was as little as $9 off of that price on Thursday morning.

Nicola Duke, an analyst at analysis platform Forex Analytix, uses a form of technical analysis known as Fibonacci retracement, which looks at the peaks and troughs of previous "waves" or rallies and falls in bitcoin to get a sense of where the future price of an asset could move.

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/25/bitcoin-price-correction-record-high.html

Dá para deixar em alguma exchange e ir vendo a variação de preço. Só o preço significa pouco porque o gap é alto ainda e tem muita ordem de valor baixo, então só ver o valor pode enganar.

O ideal seria usar as API públicas dos sites e fazer um app próprio

ninguém compra dólar por 3.28. Isso sem contar os impostos e outras taxas.

embora a diferença seja significativa mesmo

mas melhor pagar um pouco mais e ter uma boa possibilidade de ganhar no futuro do que deixar no banco e ter certeza de perder

Hi. You should go to the collectibles  and list your sale:


Also don't forgot to mention what is the condition of the coin, etc, like you would do in any sales site.

People might not trust you because you are a newbie with 1 post.

You happened to you have a 2012 1BTC Casascius coin and still be a newbie here?

except the fact the market value of a tech giant and the market cap of Bitcoin, as defined as number of coins mined x price, have nothing in common and shouldn't be compared.

it is like comparing your weight with someone else's balance in the bank account, they have nothing in common.

How many people are using Bitcoin and how many may use it in the future?

There are more than 7B people in the world. Less than 5M bitcoiners, probably much less. Do you really thing we are near the saturation of BTC usage?

Why is the big crash bound to happen?

Why in 10 days?

Why would be big enough to bring the price "to the ground", whateve that mean?
The experts probably don't know what Bitcoin is, so their opinion doesn't matter, because Bitcoin is a different kind of kind.

Also sometimes there are a few business that valuated as much as Bitcoin did recently. What was internet in the 1990's and what is today? What about the Apple shares? What about the electronics and the computer industry? Etc.

What I see is few people with bitcoin(1M to 3M at most) and a potential for several dozens of millions at least using Bitcoin in the future. Can't see nothing but big rises in the long term.

Rich people already have all the finances of the world, and all the establishment working for them, why would they care about mere $50B markets and new technologies that works in favor of those who are outcasts for the economical and political establishment?

I think they don't care about Bitcoin. For now.

Pra que fazer trade enquanto o preço sobe pelo menos $100 por dia?

Melhor ir fazer alguma coisa e esperar a alta terminar. Nem que seja alguma outra coisa que também dê dinheiro.

Essa Torcoin parece uma boa roubada. Já provaram que a moeda não usa a rede Tor e não dá anonimidade nenhuma, dá pra localizar todos os users da moeda só analisando a rede.  Como se já não bastasse usar o nome e a logo do projeto Tor sem autorização.

Eu passaria longe de tudo que envolvesse essa moeda.

Nada. Ou melhor, o que o Core decidir.

É quase impossíveil que os miners alcancem maioria em qualquer proposta diferente do que o Core decida.

Talvez um hard fork no futuro, mas é improvável, todo mundo sabe que todos sairiam perdendo se isso acontecesse.

What do you mean as "this channel"? This topic? The Gambling section? Some other external site or channel?

Those who received some house credit, from participation prize or side competition or daily challenge, probably have some some directbet coins in the wallets, you can exchange them for Bitcoins and withdraw(1mBTC = 1000 directbet coins). Shouldn't take more than a few minutes and some people say Bitcoin will be worth 1M in 10 years, so every bit is worth.

Why not start the competition funded by the users, then seek a sponsor later? This competition may be expensive, so maybe a sponsor won't be willing to pay everything.  With completely news rules, of course.