You can probably trade Bitcoins-Altcoins as much as you want without having more than 18 years. The only real issue would be to sell Bitcoin to real money. In this case you would probably need a bank account and you would need to verify your ID on almost all exchanges that allow this kind of transaction. The solution: Find a P2P seller and sell your coins to them. I always sell my Bitcoins to reputable members on a Brazillian comunity on Facebook and never had any issue. Always be careful while doing a trade with an unknown person. Always do your research and only sell to people you can trust. There are websites that allow you to find people like that. E.g: https://localbitcoins.com
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Why would anyone download an unknown software from you that may have a wallet stealer or keylogger? Check your bitcoin address and/or transactions on a well known Blockchain explorer and you will see if you received real Bitcoins. https://blockchain.info/https://www.blocktrail.com/BTChttps://live.blockcypher.com/No one should risk their money like this with something so simple. Also, this looks shady. If you are sharing this "tool" for free, why are you asking for people to send an email to you? Why don't you just share here for everybody to see it's legit and doesn't have any malware?
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Something like this already exists. It's not made of paper but it has a similar idea as the one described by you. It's called OpenDime. "Opendime is a small USB stick that allows you to spend Bitcoin like a dollar bill. Pass it along multiple times. Connect to any USB to check balance. Unseal anytime to spend online. Trust no one." Website: https://opendime.com/Bitcointalk Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1452987.0
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How about https://altpocket.io ? I like it because they allow you to import your whole buy and sell history from Poloniex and Bittrex (via API) to see how much you profited with each trade. You will see in "active investments" all the coins you only bought and at sold investments your profit/loss for every buy-sell trade you do. e.g: I bought 50 LTC at 0.01798 and sold the next day at 0.0185; I will see at "Sold Investments" that I made a profit of 0.026 BTC or x% with this trade + my all time profit/loss and net worth.
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Depends on the currency you want to deposit on Poloniex. After sending your coins to the Poloniex deposit address, go to your "History" page and the deposit should appear in your "Deposit History" along with the number of network confirmations needed to complete. Poloniex don't allow you to sell Bitcoin for USD. So, after trading your altcoins for BTC, you would need to withdraw your Bitcoins to another exchange like Kraken or Coinbase, and sell your coins there. https://poloniex.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/1000166427-where-is-my-deposit-
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That's like $35/month at current rate, if you don't have this kind of money, I don't understand how you live...
This can look like nothing in a country like the USA, but in many 3rd world country, this amount can be an extra considering OP is looking to earn that amount by only using the internet. And of course it's not a quantity that you can only live with. But I bet that OP is a teenager who wants to earn a little bit of cash just by using the internet to buy stuff online, games or something like that. I once earned $10 in one day a few years ago just by doing a quick method on an online forum and was excited for making it possible without doing any "real life" work. Depositing 4.7BTC will earn 50,000 satoshi per day via the interest we pay.
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Come join us!
I don't think OP has $10k just laying around to "invest" on your FreeBitcoin considering that he is asking for a way to earn $1 per day.
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Looks like you already know the answer.
Supply and demand + news.
Internal problems or in the "Bitcoin code", worldwide acceptance, prohibition or regulation in key countries... Everything influences the price of Bitcoin.
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What altcoin do they have support for - doge ,ltc , dash?
Is in their website at the bottom of the front page. "Exodus currently supports Aragon, Augur, Bitcoin, Decred, Dash, EOS, Ethereum, Golem, and Litecoin."
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I can't barely even understand what does it seem supposed to "Select no more than 5 boards at a time". I'm having a hard time figuring out on this, it does hard to search on bitcoin's search engine. I can't find topics which I was lost to read, and now I wanted to read them again They need to fix this soon out. It's not that hard to understand. When you try to search on the front page, you are searching on all boards of the forum. For example, try to open the "Economics" board and do a search there. You will only be searching on 2 boards (the board you are and their Child Boards)
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This can't be serious.
First, tell me how much does the best faucet you ever saw pay per claim. Let's suppose you do 10 faucets per hour, paying 1000 satoshis each.
This means that you get ~$0,23 per hour, or $2.76 per day if you work 12 hours. Now, can you pay your eletricity, food, rent, health insurance, etc, earning $82 per month to work 12 hours per day? The answer to my question is also valid for your question.
With this post I just made, I earned what you would have got for almost 8 hours of doing captchas. And even that isn't good enought.
Do your math.
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Woah, that seems to be a little too much for me. Bitcoin right now is at 2300 USD and he expects that the price will be 500,000 in 3 years. 3 years equals 156 weeks. If this was to be possible, bitcoin would have to rise at least 3000 USD a week, which is 350 a day. Seems pretty impossible in my opinion. I feel like he is really over valuing Bitcoin and this seems impossible. Maybe after Segwit, if the price goes up, then Bitcoin will have a chance of reaching 500,000 but right now, there is zero possibility of Bitcoin reaching that high in even 5 years. Maybe 10K in 3 years will be possible. Bitcoin will rise. But this "prediction" it's just nuts. And worse, he's not even talking about "the Bitcoin". But of the altcoin that Jihan is creating. Now we just need to figure out which TV channel will be brave enought to accept his little apparition on national television.
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Yes it's safe. I've been using for my altcoins and IMO is the best multi-assets wallet for desktop you can get today.
And they allow you to control and export your private keys. The first feature that you should look at every wallet you want to use.
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I see no transaction associated with any of my addresses mentioned above using https://blockchain.infoBut my sending wallet still says 0/unconfirmed So According to Kranga I can "undo" the transaction by resyncing the blockchain. How do I actually do that on bitcoin version 0.3.21? I see no consol or helpful options in the options menu in it. The receiving wallet I'm using is bitcoin core. it has more option in it I don't see any transaction on any of the addresses quoted by you above. Also, how are you sending coins from the address 1Ng4MgfJWKt8z6nF9GYobKxtmvi1jxPDa if there is 0 BTC on that address? Something is wrong with your wallet or you are getting the wrong info. Can you take a screenshot of the "Transactions" tab on your wallet and post here?
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There is no big difference.
Standalone = You only need the .exe file, so you can open the wallet on any flash drive. Installer = Will install the software on your C:\Program Files (x86) folder.
Both of them opens the wallet in %appdata%/Electrum by default. Even though you can open Electrum using just the executable, you will still need the wallet file along with you. The difference is just one installs itself while one doesn't. Right. But you can easily move your wallet file to your flash drive plus the standalone executable: Open your wallet wherever you want! In case OP don't know where is his wallet file by default when creating a new one: %AppData%\Electrum\wallets
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And how would you use Poloniex?
As a wallet: low fees, but high risk of having your coins stolen or simple not allowing you to withdraw. Remember that Poloniex support sucks and they may keep your withdraw request as "Pending" as long as they want.
Any other reason to benefit of the 0.0001 fee?
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There is no big difference.
Standalone = You only need the .exe file, so you can open the wallet on any flash drive. Installer = Will install the software on your C:\Program Files (x86) folder.
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I see that the only negative feedback that you have is from Vod with the comment "Promoting a ponzi". Clicking on the Reference link, this is the thread created by you (or the supposed hacker) where you are promoting a ponzi website. The only thing you can is ask for Vod to remove the negative trust he left. Otherwise, the negative trust will stay. [I doubt he will do that] Also, you said on your last comment (posted today) on the "Elysium matrix" thread that you will never promote a ponzi again. So, how can you say a hacker posted that, and not you?
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Since I didn't use the mixer yet, I would ask if why they gave you 3 private keys, is there any option to do that besides of receiving only 1 private key since you deposited only once?
IMO the process are totally different from other mixers and I can say, your coins will be completely anonymous. But please someone answer my question. Regards.
You can choose how many chips you want. I did 3 because I wanted to. Sometimes you can't merge some specific chips and need to withdraw more than 1, but I had the option to merge. Just read the mixing part on the "How to use it" to see how they work.
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I just used the mixer for the first time! Now I really can post my honestly review and prove my suspicions of how fast and easy it was to use Chipmixer.
> I deposited a small amount ~$50 and surprisingly got my transaction confirmed in less than 5 minutes. > Actually betted a small chip and won Cheesy > Withdrew 3 private keys and imported them on Electrum. > And the best part: sent the coins to another wallet instantly since the coins were already in the address since day 10 and 12 of July.
The entire proccess + spending the mixed coins took me ~5 minutes. 10/10 would use again.
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