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1841  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to collect BTC ?? on: December 20, 2015, 07:29:32 AM
Best way for a newbie/beginner like you is to browse through faucets.
Yes I also agree with you
To add satoshi little by little and wait to be able to register a signature campaign
But it takes very much time
1842  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ?? on: December 19, 2015, 06:43:19 AM
they're similar with slight difference. litecoin has faster transaction times, shorter block times. dogecoin has much more coins per block so it is viewed as a "fun" currency.
Then what you recommendations between bitcoin, litecoin, dogecoin? Which one is better in terms of profit?
Although they are almost the same but I think it looks like in terms of the amount of their expenses differently
1843  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Describe BITCOIN in ONE word. on: December 18, 2015, 04:23:32 PM
One word for bitcoin:

fabulous
1844  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ?? on: December 18, 2015, 06:48:49 AM
They are all cryptocurrencies I guess. But that's pretty much all the three share. So they are definitely not the same.
I think these three are crypto but at different founders.
The system performed well almost the same
1845  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ?? on: December 18, 2015, 04:46:16 AM
Nope, they are totally different. Bitcoin is the bases of crypto currency, and dogecoin and litecoin are altcoins. Altcoin is alternate coin develop after bitcoin laucn..
So do you think dogecoin with bitcoin is not crypto, but altcoin?
So what's the difference crypto and altcoin? I still do not understand
1846  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to collect BTC ?? on: December 18, 2015, 02:00:17 AM
Please show proof of .40 centss in 5-10 minutes.  Most even "high paying" faucets don't pay this much.

It is very small payment.  Just is the way it is.

There are many faucets that pay upwards of 10-50 bits per claim, every 12-24h. Let's use 10 bits as an example. At the moment, $0.40 is 883 bits. That's 88.3 claims. It takes ~3s to load a page, 2s to find a captcha, and 10s to type it in and hit enter. That means you use 0.25 minutes for 10 bits. 883/10=88.3*0.25=~22 minutes. Factor in the ones that are above 10 bits and it's much, much faster.
Faucet paying 10-50 bits per claim?
Is there a faucet that pay much ?? It was very much at all, I ask faucets which one pays that much?
It was a very good recommendation

It is more then normal that is why I am asking for proof.  Do you have blockchain payment? Screenshot?

Even just site used?   I just think most earn far less then this faucets just don't pay well.

WeekendBitcoin is one example. My claim just now: "You have claimed 765 satoshi" but the average is much higher. I was getting the 0.001 BTC payout at least once a week randomly using it.

Well if you get one much higher take a screenshot or something.  I still say faucets are a waste of time.

Cents per hour's is not good pay.  Why anyone does it I cannot figure out, but people do use them.  So much better things you could do with time.
Yes in bitcoin, faucets useful for beginners because it tolerable to collect bitcoin. Although the results are not good enough but it can increase the amount of bitcoin though only slightly. And faucet sbagai recognition can also be used to collect bitcoin.
1847  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to collect BTC ?? on: December 18, 2015, 01:53:18 AM
Please show proof of .40 centss in 5-10 minutes.  Most even "high paying" faucets don't pay this much.

It is very small payment.  Just is the way it is.

There are many faucets that pay upwards of 10-50 bits per claim, every 12-24h. Let's use 10 bits as an example. At the moment, $0.40 is 883 bits. That's 88.3 claims. It takes ~3s to load a page, 2s to find a captcha, and 10s to type it in and hit enter. That means you use 0.25 minutes for 10 bits. 883/10=88.3*0.25=~22 minutes. Factor in the ones that are above 10 bits and it's much, much faster.
Faucet paying 10-50 bits per claim?
Is there a faucet that pay much ?? It was very much at all, I ask faucets which one pays that much?
It was a very good recommendation

It is more then normal that is why I am asking for proof.  Do you have blockchain payment? Screenshot?

Even just site used?   I just think most earn far less then this faucets just don't pay well.

WeekendBitcoin is one example. My claim just now: "You have claimed 765 satoshi" but the average is much higher. I was getting the 0.001 BTC payout at least once a week randomly using it.
I will try, if visits to see the results not too bad.
Thanks for the recommendation
1848  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to collect BTC ?? on: December 17, 2015, 02:20:46 AM
Try tremor games i made $2 today

it's dollars not bitcoin. and OP asked to collect bitcoin, because bitcoin is easier than dollars.
How long have you made a $2 of tremor games?
Games that are paid dollars?
What is the name of that game? Please explain in more detail I do not understand
1849  Other / Off-topic / Re: DO YOU HAVE 1 BITCOIN? on: December 17, 2015, 01:56:31 AM
No, I do not have one bitcoin
I am new in bitcoin let 1 bitcoin, payout course I've never been at all
1850  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ?? on: December 17, 2015, 01:53:20 AM
Nope.

1) The names are obviously different
2) Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency
3) The algorithms are different
So litecoin, dogecoin, etc. are imitators bitcoin
Is it true ?
1851  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to collect BTC ?? on: December 16, 2015, 11:42:31 AM
I would like to collect some bitcoin from faucets. I know it is a little. But it is a good starting point.

If you choose to do faucets, make sure you use a rotator as well. It'll help boost earnings.
Yes I am new to this result rotator week could reach the 40000 satoshi if done regularly
It could be a recommendation and I also just try

Still your talking about pennies per hour.  It is just horrible pay.  You can make so much more by spending time learning a skill that is sellable.

Later you will use those skills such as coding, artwork, etc.  Anything sellable is better then faucets long term.

I will say that if you only do high-paying sites, you can make a lot more (on a per-minute basis). I'd say $0.40 in 5-10 minutes of actual work would be possible, though that's spread out over days/weeks.

Please show proof of .40 centss in 5-10 minutes.  Most even "high paying" faucets don't pay this much.

It is very small payment.  Just is the way it is.

There are many faucets that pay upwards of 10-50 bits per claim, every 12-24h. Let's use 10 bits as an example. At the moment, $0.40 is 883 bits. That's 88.3 claims. It takes ~3s to load a page, 2s to find a captcha, and 10s to type it in and hit enter. That means you use 0.25 minutes for 10 bits. 883/10=88.3*0.25=~22 minutes. Factor in the ones that are above 10 bits and it's much, much faster.
Faucet paying 10-50 bits per claim?
Is there a faucet that pay much ?? It was very much at all, I ask faucets which one pays that much?
It was a very good recommendation
1852  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to collect BTC ?? on: December 15, 2015, 01:45:41 AM
I would like to collect some bitcoin from faucets. I know it is a little. But it is a good starting point.

If you choose to do faucets, make sure you use a rotator as well. It'll help boost earnings.
Yes I am new to this result rotator week could reach the 40000 satoshi if done regularly
It could be a recommendation and I also just try
1853  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ?? on: December 15, 2015, 12:57:39 AM
Though I am not new to btc world and clearly understand the difference between btc/ltc/doge, I still new to trading world, so why'd people dislike doge so much? I know its rate is low, but . . .  does it not profitable or something?

No. Many people are still deliberately collecting litecoins and dogecoins and many sites accept litecoin/dogecoin along with bitcoin.
But dogecoin has no new innovation with it. Technically it's just a clone of litecoin. Due to it's huge volume and uncapped nature it's priced very low.

So, in your opinion, is it not worth investing? As for now, I collect doge merely from faucets and use them to learn how to trade, should I stop collecting it from faucet, then?
Maybe all eligible for investment
But in terms of profit bitcoin which has many advantages and ease, can not be denied that many people who wear than the other bitcoin

How do you think all of this ??
1854  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ?? on: December 13, 2015, 03:29:09 PM
Bitcoin was the 1st Cryptocurrency and therefore most valuable in my opinion..
Other altcoins never will reach the acceptance and level of bitcoin (unless there will be some insane improvements compared to BTC)

My most people choose bitcoin
When I inquired with my friends they prefer bitcoin
1855  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ?? on: December 13, 2015, 01:19:28 PM
I want to ask whether Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ??
If all three are still dalah the founders if it is different ??
Where do you think is more promising among bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin ?? Is there a more promising more besides these three ??
of course bitcoin more promising,lets see on bitcoin price,and compare with other crypto price,bitcoin is the highest,and many thing also support bitcoin is more promising than other crypto.
Yes I am also thinking the same thing with you
Maybe between bitcoin, litecoin, and dogecoin tight so it can compete with all three have differences that are not so obvious
1856  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: paypal or bitcoin? on: December 13, 2015, 10:52:24 AM
WHAAAAAT paypal is the creepiest shit ive ever used in my LIFE!

They ripped me off my Money! Wihtout any reason. My lawer says their are doing big things because they wanne become the next Google. But i think thoose are just currep bastard over there on paypal. i also talked to them on the phone and they told me they just havent no reason but they cannot do something because of the System Cheesy haha

Paypal is Shit - Bitcoin is Hip Wink

regards
lama-hunter
I really agree with you
using paypal is very difficult. Easier bitcoin
1857  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ?? on: December 13, 2015, 10:42:10 AM
They are the same in the sense they use the same algorithm with different parameters.

But of course they are not the same in the sense you transfer Dogecoin to a Bitcoin address, of course
And which do you think is more favorable among bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin?
What a way to get between litecoin and dogecoin same as bitcoin ??
1858  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Is Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ?? on: December 13, 2015, 10:29:56 AM
I want to ask whether Bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin the same ??
If all three are still dalah the founders if it is different ??
Where do you think is more promising among bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin ?? Is there a more promising more besides these three ??
1859  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to motivate women to use Bitcoin? on: December 13, 2015, 10:05:56 AM
Perhaps to motivate women to wear a bitcoin is very difficult because the rare women who know about bitcoin and women prefer to live with the money. It seems to me
1860  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What are you going to spend your bitcoin on? on: December 13, 2015, 08:36:39 AM
I am not going to exchange the currency if I already have one bitcoin
Without waiting again  Grin Grin
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