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1721  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Did you earn some bitcoin today? on: April 19, 2015, 02:44:56 AM
Earned 0.04BTC today from faucets, writing captcha , not referrals  Cheesy

Am I pro?
how long it took for you? that must be massive amount of time. also what faucets did you use?

It takes me about 4 hours of work every day and I`m using this faucet list:
http://bestbitcoinfaucetz.blogspot.com

Suppose you have  good rotator(my rotator makes sometimes average 400)
to make 0.04000000BTC you need to solve 10000 captchas
2500 per hour
41 per minute

Explain me how to make?
and here I talk about my rotator who is one of the best i have tested to make maximum satoshis.

Feel free to test it...
Good luck because we know that if you will earn 1000 or 2000 satoshis you have to be very lucky...
ok it's possible.

http://perfect.winspiral.net/faucet_rotator.php
 

I have my own browser software designed solely to fill in captchas. It's not a bot, its a normal browser, but its enhanced to move the page quickly so that you can fill out the captcha in notime.

I can fill out 200 captchas in 1 minutes easily.
1722  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: April 19, 2015, 02:32:03 AM
Bank rates always lower than country enflasion points. Thats how banks makes money

I disagree with your observation. Banks lend money at higher rates than they give to their depositors. That is how they make profits. For example, if a depositor is paid 4.5% per year interest by the bank, it might charge 7% or higher for the loans which it gives out.

NO! Here is how it really works:

1) Central bank counterfeits money directly and lends it at 0-1% interest rate to commercial banks
2) Commercial bank gets that counterfeited money in loans, and then lends out 100x more of it than he got (fractional reserve), made up from air, at 7-8% interest  to suckers
3) Average Joe takes a house loan at 7% interest
4) Average Joe cant pay the house loan, so the banks confiscates his house
5) The bank got a real house in exchange for printed air money.



So basically all the banking sector does is counterfeits money.

Thats how the banking ponzi scheme works  Smiley
1723  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: where you get bitcoin every day? on: April 19, 2015, 02:25:15 AM
I earn 0.1 Bitcoin / week from faucets, thats a realy good example. I use this list if you are interested:

http://bestbitcoinfaucetz.blogspot.com
That was awesome, from faucet  Shocked Shocked

Haha.. just earn here by posting(signature) and sometimes win at Giveaway
i thing simple way is get from signature and i use it for tranding Wink that can rise my amount of bitcoin from signature

Btw the blog is to much reff code i think Cheesy

Yep, you can earn 2 ways very easily, and signature + faucets are the way to go.
1724  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: April 19, 2015, 02:23:18 AM
But one doesn't have to buy physical gold in order to invest in Gold. You can buy virtual gold. I mean gold mutual fund or gold etf. They are easily trad able in share market.

trading virtual gold is like buying air. you invest money in something you don't own. which you can't compare to bitcoin. if i buy 1 btc i have it in my wallet. if you buy virtual gold....tell me what do i own?

You can go into physical as easily as into paper gold, provided you have enough money. Physically settled gold futures are traded alongside with cash settled ones. If you want to discredit gold somehow, you are obviously aiming at the wrong target...

But one doesn't have to buy physical gold in order to invest in Gold. You can buy virtual gold. I mean gold mutual fund or gold etf. They are easily trad able in share market.

Gold certificates , ETF's, gold Stocks, are ponzi schemes. There are 1000x more gold derivatives in circulation than actual gold.

When the price of gold rises, and people will want to exchange their certificate into physical gold, there wont be any and they will lose their investment.

Keep your facts straight. Until now we've seen by far more scams and frauds in bitcoin than gold. Actually, every other bitcoin business scams in the end, GAW Miners being the most conspicuous example as of recent that I heard of. I hope no one in a sober state of mind is going to argue this...

Gaw miners is nothing like the scam the wallstreet banksters roll out. The gold certificate scam is a 500 billion $ scam.

I dont think any bitcoin scammer has defrauded anybody that much. So put things in perspective before you say shit like that.
1725  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: April 19, 2015, 02:20:22 AM

Bitcoin all the way guys, gold can be stolen so easily and you have no guarantees with it, bitcoin is safe and have alot more room to go up than gold.

I don't think you can easily rob a bank with a huge gold stashed in it. Bitcoin is also not safe because you're still gonna risk of hoping that it will go up

Guys its not the petty criminal with socks on his head that robs the banks.

But rather the government,it takes 1 court order and all your gold in the vaults is confiscated along with everyone elses gold.

The government will came up with an excuse like "national emergency" or whatever in a financial collapse, and it will just take out the gold from your vault.

Will the vault say no to the government? Don't think so, they got tanks and soldiers you know...

1726  Other / Off-topic / Re: Let's talk about how hot Asian girls are. [NSFW] on: April 19, 2015, 02:16:59 AM


Very sensual and innocent, i would love to meet that girl.
1727  Economy / Economics / Re: EUR might drop below USD on: April 19, 2015, 02:14:51 AM

What do you mean by Freedom? There has to be a system to handle 7 billion people. You can not let all the people free on planet. It will be a chaos. Don't you think?

Why so that tyrants and banksters can control and rob us? Why is it so necessary to have a tyrant controlling us?

What do you mean by Freedom? There has to be a system to handle 7 billion people. You can not let all the people free on planet. It will be a chaos. Don't you think?

I suppose he means negative liberty
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_liberty

No i mean voluntarysm, or shall we say anarcho-capitalism. Capitalism has it's structure, it's not total chaos, but without a ruler. Many people would compete with eachother without restrains or regulations.

Everything bad in this world came from regulations and corporative privileges, in true capitalism there would be no restrictions on business.
1728  Economy / Economics / Re: US Dollar collapse in 2015? (2) on: April 17, 2015, 10:27:36 PM
Hyperinflation has not happened in 2015

No but there is already a 7-8 % inflation in the USA and Europe, and the Central Banks cannot raise interest rates because they cant pay the interest on the debt then.

So because they cant raise the interests rates ever again, the inflation will just grow and then get out of control one day.

Wait 2-3 more years and then we will talk.

Exactly. The thing is, when hyperinflation does hit, the general public will feel it, hence why it is called hyper-inflation. When they feel it, they will begin to understand that everyday they hold onto the Dollars, they are losing value in those dollars. People will start to panic and want to store their wealth in something more stable, this will make the hyperinflation worse.

Yea but even if they dont, hyperinflation will eventually happen. That of course unless all governments stop borrowing once and for all.

Yea but who will pay for all those wars, welfare ,pensions, subsidy and bureocracy? Not a chance, they will not cut their spending.

So hyperinflation is inevitable
1729  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: April 17, 2015, 10:25:12 PM
This is quite simple.
Ask yourself which commodity you are more likely to make money with.

Gold will relatively be at the same price range in 10 years gave or take $500.
You are also very unlikely to lose your money once invested in gold.

Bitcoin is extremely volatile and unpredictable.
The value can skyrocket, making you very rich with a sizable investment.
It can also make you go completely broke, if the market eventually decides to reject it.
The prices are low, so I'll go with BTC cheap price more coins Smiley

Bitcoin all the way guys, gold can be stolen so easily and you have no guarantees with it, bitcoin is safe and have alot more room to go up than gold.
1730  Economy / Economics / Re: US Dollar collapse in 2015? (2) on: April 17, 2015, 10:15:01 PM
Hyperinflation has not happened in 2015

No but there is already a 7-8 % inflation in the USA and Europe, and the Central Banks cannot raise interest rates because they cant pay the interest on the debt then.

So because they cant raise the interests rates ever again, the inflation will just grow and then get out of control one day.

Wait 2-3 more years and then we will talk.
1731  Economy / Economics / Re: US Dollar collapse in 2015? (2) on: April 17, 2015, 09:47:13 PM
How many times do I have to tell it, it won't be a dollar "collapse" it will be hyperinflation!

so the same  Huh

No its not because you can still make money from this "collapse" by shorting EUR/USD, long USD/JPY and so on. If it were a real collapse then everyone would lose money. Read my previous post to understand better.
1732  Other / Off-topic / Re: Post your Total time logged into Bitcointalk on: April 17, 2015, 08:54:49 PM
Total time logged in: 6 days, 2 hours and 4 minutes.
1733  Economy / Economics / Re: US Dollar collapse in 2015? (2) on: April 17, 2015, 08:31:02 PM
WTF are you talking about guys, there will be no DOLLAR "COLLAPSE"

It will not be a collapse, it will be hyperinflation, you dont seriously think that their government will default on all that debt?

They will print it away, and prices will rise madly, it will be hyperinflated!

I think that is what he means.. when $100 000 000 000 buys you a coffee your currency has collapsed.

Technically yes but, since all other currencies are worse shape, the dollar will always be strong, so for example the EUR/USD will sink to about a 0.01 level, and it would look though as the USD is strong.

Also the Dollar index will always go up, so the dollar will strengthen relative to the otther currencies, but what will actually happen is that the other currencies sink faster than the dollar so it would look like as the dollar is strengthening.

Yes there will be 1 day then  everyone will be a  $ billionaire, but by then you will be an € quadrilionaire and so on, however you will still only have 10 ounce of gold, even though if you are a $ billionaire.

So the tecnhical term is still hyperinflation, not dollar collapse.
1734  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Best Paying Bitcoin Faucets list for newbies :) on: April 17, 2015, 08:26:49 PM
It's not my list, it's my friends list, but he lost his bitcointalk account so i`m his speaker here in this thrread. Where there is no % explicitly displayed or no payout, he measured it himself based on a sample of past 10-15 payouts.

He did all of those faucets 10-15 times and measured the average that he got paid, and that is listed there. We don't rely on external information, because that may or may not be accurate or be outdated, if there is no payout displayed he caclulates those himself.

Also you forgot to include the jackpots, in a case where there is 200-1500 satoshi and we display 5000 satoshi that's because of the jackpots tht they usually have.

Many faucets got an additional 10.000 satoshi jackpot with about a 5-7% chance of winning, so you have to add that too , and then the numbers will make sense  Smiley

Well, tell your friend that the rewards must be recalculated because none of them is true. The explanation of the jackpots are bullshit. Some faucets has indeed a jackpot but the chance of winning the jackpot is more in the range of 0.05-0.07%. And that doesn't count much in the average pay-out.
Here you can find a list with real average rewards

Well i dont know how you calculated them but they are good, and alot of work was behind it.

In case it isn't listed bitplay.today has two android apps you can earn BTC from. Pretty good. Coin Flapper and Coin Crusher are the names.

Yes there are also faucets for mobile phones and other gadgets
1735  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Did you earn some bitcoin today? on: April 17, 2015, 08:13:50 PM
Earned 0.04BTC today from faucets, writing captcha , not referrals  Cheesy

Am I pro?
how long it took for you? that must be massive amount of time. also what faucets did you use?

It takes me about 4 hours of work every day and I`m using this faucet list:
http://bestbitcoinfaucetz.blogspot.com
1736  Economy / Economics / Re: EUR might drop below USD on: April 17, 2015, 08:08:13 PM
@Amph Where did you see it was a rumor? Did a quick search and found nothing.

@GreenStox I know of cases like Ireland where the result not to enter the union wasn't accepted. And they repeated the referendum until they got the result they wanted. And I know of cases like Greece and the fear mongering against Syriza. But didn't hear of voting fraud. Do you have sources for that? Not that this referendum is binding anyway. But still significant if it isn't only a rumor.

Even Stalin said that its not who votes that counts its who counts the votes.

Democracy is a joke really. The only power you (think) you have is voting, but even that is covered with frauds and deception.

So really c`mon people you must realize that democracy is just another form of mirage and scam the tyrants use to keep their slaves in-line.

If not democracy then what will be the best model? Tell us dear. May be Dictatorship?

No the best model is: Freedom. Democracy is just another form of "subtle" slavery.
1737  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Did you earn some bitcoin today? on: April 17, 2015, 08:05:46 PM
Earned 0.04BTC today from faucets, writing captcha , not referrals  Cheesy

Am I pro?
1738  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: April 17, 2015, 07:59:17 PM
But one doesn't have to buy physical gold in order to invest in Gold. You can buy virtual gold. I mean gold mutual fund or gold etf. They are easily trad able in share market.

trading virtual gold is like buying air. you invest money in something you don't own. which you can't compare to bitcoin. if i buy 1 btc i have it in my wallet. if you buy virtual gold....tell me what do i own?

You can go into physical as easily as into paper gold, provided you have enough money. Physically settled gold futures are traded alongside with cash settled ones. If you want to discredit gold somehow, you are obviously aiming at the wrong target...



But one doesn't have to buy physical gold in order to invest in Gold. You can buy virtual gold. I mean gold mutual fund or gold etf. They are easily trad able in share market.

Gold certificates , ETF's, gold Stocks, are ponzi schemes. There are 1000x more gold derivatives in circulation than actual gold.

When the price of gold rises, and people will want to exchange their certificate into physical gold, there wont be any and they will lose their investment.
1739  Economy / Economics / Re: US Dollar collapse in 2015? (2) on: April 17, 2015, 07:55:37 PM
How many times do I have to tell it, it won't be a dollar "collapse" it will be hyperinflation!

How many times, have you already told, my dear friend? Smiley

Like 3 times already in this thread and many more times around the forum. Everybody prepares for a collapse, but there wont be, the banksters will never let their ponzi scheme fall, they will try to keep it on life-support as long as they can with printed money.

It will be hyperinflation, globally, not just for the USD, Zimbabwe-style.
1740  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: April 17, 2015, 07:52:13 PM


But in countries like India, Banks are giving 7-10% annual interest rate depending upon the amount, bank and maturity tenure. So that's not very bad compare to what you are refereeing to.

Thats being done because the inflation is eating it up. You got 1 billion people there that some need welfare, of course your government will print money.

You always have to look at the net interest rate. If you inflation is like 50% and your government gives your 51% on deposits, you dont get 51% return you only get 1% return....

So yea. If your annual interest is like 10%, then the inflation is easily 7-8%, so you also get only 2%, and good luck with that becoming rich lol....

That's true and it's not even 2 % return. Apart from the inflation the market value of your investment would be even less after an year. Say you could buy something now for $100, in a year the value of that same thing would get increased by at-least 10%. So where's your ROI?

Independent price increase doesnt count it, thats not in the inflation model. Besides prices rarely increase aside from inflation, which is not really a price increase, but a decrease of the purchasing power of the currency.

But of course since its relative it looks like the price ha increased, and its easier to blame the capitalists, than the socialists.

But also you can pre-invest it really easily.

For example if the INR would have 100% interest and 99% inflation then you can keep your currency in the bank getting 1% return a year, and by the inflation lowers itself to 1%, you would really have made 99% return in a long term.

But this only works if there is proof that the YOY inflation decreases, if the government is incompetent and just prints money and causes hyperinflation, then its a gamble and not recommended.

But if they just had a serious problem, and now they are at 99% inflation, and its decreasing, then i would invest in that currency because after a while the return will really by 99% after the inflation gets to 1%.

So i would rather invest in a currency with 100% interest and 99% inflation, then in one with 2% interest and 1% inflation. The net return is the same but the first one has more potential return in the future  Grin
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