Be a bitcoin enthusiast and importantly be an Indian citizen, 30% premium on all major exchanges, it means when Coinbase crossed $2300, it was $3000 equivalent of ₹ in India. Too much greed, let me correct robbing, nope looting. Coinbase and Xapo and most of other exchanges does not have buy/sell option for India. Other overseas exchanges are cashing it on now, pay by credit card, pay the FEMA (below the limit, it's free), cover the taxes, "Clean as a virgin's honeypot." These Indian exchanges are going to get under hammer soon.

Buddy get used to the term "decentralized". It is not like your funds were in the bank and you can demand or sue the bank for your losses. Being an individual if your coins get lost, there is not much you can do. You can obviously file a legal complaint, investigation gets through your source of coins, if you had fulfilled the legalities (taxes) while you had these coins in your possession, too much drama. Filing a complaint to a governing authority regarding BTC takes away the whole effort you put into using a decentralized currency.

As far as bounty hunters are concerned, I do not think mate they would able to track down your coins. When an institution scams like exchanges, wallets etc they are somewhat under government regulations and rules and even in such cases it would take years to get even a small percentage of the amount we got scammed. So be careful about your coins in future.

Since Coinbase and Xapo has already been mentioned, I would suggest, https://bitlish.com, their price is too good compared to Coinbase and you can also try https://www.coinmama.com, not recommended, rates are higher. You can buy BTC from both these sites using credit card.

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Hey mate, this loan has been repaid. Thank you.

It's an Indian bitcoin exchange, only for the residents of India. No transaction is possible without undergoing KYC/AML procedure.

I did get 0.00114578 BTC in my unocoin wallet. Thank you for sharing the CC.

Hi, please PM me the details. I have registered on half a dozen survey sites and have installed money making apps like squadrun and earn money, but they don't neither have much surveys nor microjobs. Since you have mentioned it is not a one-time task, I am interested.

When the price reached 1K, they want 2K, and then 3K, too much greed. Couple of days of pumping was enough to take it to $2700, but now it looks like dumping time, $3000 is not going to be achievable at least not by the end of this month. What I have seen from the previous scenarios and patterns it looks like BTC price would drop considerably, probably around $1500 again. And if the next pumping is going to be proportional to this dumping then we may reach 2K again, but 3K would definitely take some time.

Not responding to user queries is not a professional way to run a business especially when you a have strong competitor. Last payout was made on May 20 and last reply from OP on May 18. If transaction fee is an issue then you should let the faucet admins and users know and work according to that. Obviously users get suspicious when a microwallet service with thousands of users goes silent admist rising BTC price.

Hope the coming up next...does end up with ....Scam.

Found this on Reddit, not saying bitcoin is dead or going to die or destroyed or would it survive etc etc. If you observe BTC charts, it follows a pattern and almost everytime this pattern keeps repeating. There is nothing to panic about it, this is is how the BTC market works.

1 TBC = 12 BTC, it should indeed be true

It is not a cryptocoin, no source code, no white papers, no roadmap, just another MLM/HYIP coin.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1592288.0

Stay away from it.

Cancelling the transaction is not an option. You can try the paid feature of ViaBTC for 0.01 or try https://pushtx.btc.com/#/, paid service only.

If it is not an emergency situation you can just wait and try the normal ViaBTC accelerator, it has always worked for me.

Obviously, if the Indian government decides to regulate bitcoins then it would come under RBI which means FEMA act would be imposed on bitcoins.

https://www.mygov.in/group-issue/commentssuggestions-invited-existing-virtual-currencies-framework/

The government is mostly concerned about consumer protection.



India already has 400+ Fintech startups and the government legalising bitcoins would definitely lead to large scale BTC adoption in India.

The homepage looks good, a faucet that requires registration. You have even added popup ads on the demo page, not a good marketing strategy. Testers would not bother much about creating a new account.

So also post a demo username and password for checking the features.

4 capchas, instant FaucetHub payout and security features with ban, sounds good for $10.

Right now, the transaction fee is not much compared to the benefits that comes with using a decentralized currency. The current scenario is inevitable, it is always expected to happen, guess the mass adoption made it happen earlier. It will get worse, but it looks like the market does not give a shit about scaling issues and that's a good sign, but how long the market would be able to stand it's ground when bitcoin users start to realize that the transaction fee is somewhat getting proportional to the transaction amount?

Microtransactions are literally dead, paying a fee of $5 to $10 for a $100 transaction is understandable and manageable, but paying up to $30 for a $100 transaction would make some BTC users jump to alternatives.

Increasing the block size is just a temporary solution, with the way bitcoin is getting adopted it would get impossible to relay all the transactions on the main blockchain, no matter what the block size is. And an increase in block size has the potential to take away the decentralized nature of bitcoin.

Lightening network, offchain transactions, miner fees. As far as BTC market is booming, users would not bother much about these terms. They would pay the fee even it is 1/3rd of the transaction, yeah a scenario like this would definitely negatively affect users in tier-3 countries. Hope at least some temporary solution is found for the scaling issue before it turns into a crisis and users start whining about another bubble burst.

Most bitcoin ad networks count just unique impressions. I had used both mellowads and coinzilla on my faucet simultaneously and at one point coinzilla earnings were more than mellowads. Their CTR is good. I have not tried cointraffic, but they mostly have positive reviews. Unlike earlier, they now do approve bitcoin oriented sites quickly.

You can also try PPCadmedia.

1. Even at current bitcoin price, running a faucet is profitable. It depends on the ad networks you are using, rewards, timer, ad placement and most importantly it should not be just a garden-variety faucet. A hybrid faucet with additional features like the faucets by mexicantarget or tomos or donaldbitcoin would always make a minimal profit.

2. Salmen faucet script and mini faucet script. These scripts can be tweaked to add more features like lottery and almost all major bitcoin ad networks accepts faucets using these scripts.

3. Do not know about any new bitcoin ad networks, but a combination of mellowads, coinzilla, and cointraffic should do the trick.

I had PMed him yesterday, but I guess I got rejected. There is only one spot and I think that person should compulsorily be a native English writer. Since the writer is not going to come with original content, in fact, rephrasing articles, IMO non-native English writers can also do this task, just saying.

A couple of days ago I forgot the password of my Blockchain wallet. Luckily, I had saved the passphrase, but since I created my Blockchain wallet in 2014 it had 19 passphrases. The updated wallet only have 12 passphrase so entering 19 passphrases was not working on this link, https://blockchain.info/wallet/#/recover

I searched and found this link on Reddit, https://blockchain.info/wallet/forgot-password

And it worked. So this simple tip might be helpful to people who have  12+ blockchain wallet passphrase.

Couple of my transactions, after being unconfirmed for 3 or 4 days were pruned by the network and I got my BTC back in my blockchain wallet. And one of my blockchain transactions got confirmed after 15 days, the network kept relaying it. So there is no definite time frame, but either it would get confirmed by max 15 days or would be pruned within 15 days. Try to accelerate your transaction through ViaBTC.

Sent bitcoin to a valid but wrong address = BTC lost.

Trying to send BTC to an invalid address would not be processed .