Indeed, you can blog for bitcoin (using ads paid in bitcoin) or offer translation, coding and other services. And yes, you can use faucets too, although it is not a very high ammount that you will get.

Great... just checked the faucet and found out it has a minimum payout (which is bothersome for me). And now I read it is not paying...lol

They likely would not be able to track all, but might be able to track some and tax some (i.e exchanges of cryptocurrencies for fiat in some cases). Much like software and media piracy, it runs rampant, but it is penalized and responsability demanded in some cases (big sites like thepiratebay and others being prosecuted and all)

I can see it well, and has nice and simple design. The halvening is quite near it seems. But the percentage shown... is based on actual info from the blockchain or just an statisthical estimation?

I really love that list. I think you can make more satoshis with this list than going through faucetbox faucets that are so full of antibot links that you take ages to go through.

You are updating it frequently right?

Keep on with the good work.

Never ever been scammed in cryptopia. I have withdrawn thousands of times and received every bit. Made deposits, and they do appear in balance. Mined, and coins are credited. Been banned two times from chat perhaps too strictly, but always according to the rules.

Looks like a good site to me, and I do not understand how is it that it is not more widely used.

Just my experience there.

I have been hearing about Bitcoin reaching to 1000$ since I first entered this forum about 9 months ago. I believed it for a while, but know I rather expect it to be over 470$ or so to sell. I agree that 1000$ is possible in the long run, but not likely in months.

This is very interesting, for sure. But I cannot see how to sell the files. Is the site working already or this is just an announcement?

Bitcoin is money, and money should have the ability to be stored. Storing it does not benefit adoption much, but might benefit value (as supply is reduced) which in turn is good for adoption too.

This is the third or four time I see it raise to 450-480 and after some days dump hard to 400 or lower. I think it will happen exactly the same this time, perhaps at not the same exact prices. So I am not expecting to reach 600 in the sort term or anything like that.

I think they can a huge impact on price if they comment about it. Perhaps they are just waiting for the right moment to comment and make a good profit of the situation... buying some in the shadows.

I once spent a couple of hours claiming in a faucet that awarded more than 3000 sat. per claim minimum payout was 1 million satoshi. Of course they did not pay, but had to try it.

I use to do it in coinbase exchange (not regular coinbase), in the BTC/Eur pair, and they do not charge any fee in orders that are not inmediate (fee is only charged when you directly accept a sell or buy price that's already posted). So percentages of 2 and lower are possible.

So it is better a smaller one right?

I have noticed a big down on payments these last 2-3 days. Is there a lack of advertisers? By the way, great service.... pays out like a clock!

Do I need to register to use this faucet? looks like a good one, although a captcha every X claims is equal to a regular faucet... or not?

Doing autosurf on credhot links is fake traffic, will be detected, and credhot account likely banned later. Perhaps you could autosurf a page with a big "click me" in the middle, with a credhot link in it and get some true visits, but that would not be much I guess...

By ping pong trading I mean put a buy order, then inmediately put a sell order a certain % higher when the buy order fills. Then the sell order fills and put a buy order a certain % lower etc... ping-pong.

I tend to use about a 2-5% percentage. Do you use this technique? Which percentage do you use?

I think you can perhaps explain it using the illustration of old gold mining. People looked for gold with their hash and get some money. Then they could spend it. Computers do the same... they "hash" for certain info/chains that could be used as money.

Hello, I clicked all the "I am not a bot" links and then, after clicking get reward I only get a blank page. What happened?

I think that if fees are too high, people will cease to use bitcoin and miners will cease to get fees so none wins. Probably they will adjust to a point of compromise.