I can only imagine how much those 3.3 billion mints would cost. Anything that you just buy and then generate or stake that can earn you good amount of money is either a scam or needs a huge amount of investment or both. I have no way to tell which one is yours since I'm not willing to invest and I don't have the money to invest in your MINT.

I'd keep an eye on your coin, though. Seems interesting. Hope to see a signature campaign or something soon.

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Something that can make your earn 0.1BTC a week is something an average joe is not doing. For example, managing signature campaigns. Have you ever thought of how much Yahoo is making out of managing a lot of signature campaigns? I think it's much bigger than 0.1BTC a week. I think he's doing it most of the time of his day though. Not everyone's willing to stay online for so long every single day including weekends and do the job that he was hired to do. I don't think checking post count, post quality, new applicants, etc. is an easy thing to do.

I don't think every teenager is eager to learn bitcoins since there are some of them that have rich parents and don't have to do anything to support themselves and/or buy the things that they want. At first, I wasn't necessarily "eager" to learn bitcoins. I just explored it and then since I have common sense, I was able to learn most of the things about bitcoin without annoying people since I just constantly googled my questions.

I have friends that are really eager to learn bitcoins but I think it's just excitement that they feel. You have to channel your eagerness into willingness to learn all the things about bitcoin because otherwise, you can never earn money from the bitcoin world.

Because they don't know how to do make their own bitcoin wallet secure. People have trusted the government banks ever since and they will think that bitcoin banks are basically government banks but just have bitcoins as currency without knowing that bitcoin is actually meant to contradict the idea of having a centralized banks. There's totally no point in opening an account a bitcoin bank account unless you're too dumb to learn all these basic things that you should've known at the first day that you were learning bitcoins.

Bitcoin is totally possible to become the main currency but not right now since not every single part of the world has internet. Bitcoin is a totally transparent currency and it we're going to make it our main currency, people can trace transactions since it's open to the public.

Back then, the people that were using a different form of fiat were probably thinking that it's impossible for their present currency to be replaced by the something new that is being introduced to them. If you make a quick google search, you will find that there were other forms of fiat currency other than coins and paper money. Some looks really good actually.

As time passes by, that strategy has becoming more and more a rule of thumb. "Hold your bitcoins for years and you'll see profit." Satoshi told us that after a couple of years, bitcoin would either have massive volume or have no volume at all. If the latter happens, then all of us are going to be devastated unless we convert early.

I think that's only a good advice to people that are too busy to look at the bitcoin charts, study it, buy when the price is low and then sell when the price is high. That's a good advice for people that are willing to wait for years or decades and wouldn't do panic selling when they see the price of bitcoin is decreasing dramatically than expected.

Better notify culexevilman to edit the title of the thread and the OP.

It already did. I have sold some of my coins at 850$ range and then sold some again at this 900$ range. I don't want to lose the opportunity of selling my coins at this price. I sold 10% or 5% of my bitcoins just so if ever the price decreased instead, I could use some fiat to re-buy bitcoins.

There's a guy that said the next major price dump would be at the end of January. I know it's just purely speculation but I always keep it in my mind so I can sell before that, just in case he's right.



I think it's because it's the holidays? People wait for this time of the year to spend a lot of money. Others get their bonus and double pay at this time so spending much money shouldn't bother them that much.

To be honest, I don't know the answer to your question (will it be stable?) but I do believe in the saying that everything that goes up will go down. All you can do now is secure your by selling some of your coins. In case of price decrease, you already sold some of your coins. You didn't totally miss the opportunity of selling at high price.

You're a hero member and by the time that you've spent in this forum, you should know by now that the government will never legalize bitcoin. Legalizing bitcoins means it's okay for them to ditch their own currency.

The people that don't feel safe using bitcoin has to do their research. They wouldn't feel unsafe when they know what they're doing. You don't need the government to lecture yourself about these things and no one in this forum has been spoon fed by the government for the very knowledge about bitcoin. We all learned it by ourselves. It's pretty basic once you start reading a couple of articles about bitcoin.

But winning that one YOLO game is much better than winning a couple of games when you do smaller bets. I think we just have our preferences but I really think that you shouldn't do fixed bets. You should increase or decrease your bet every now and then whenever you feel like it.

The problem here is the fact that there's not "enough" for us humans. Aren't you gambling because you wanted to get more money? You're gambling because you're greedy even if you refuse to admit it.

I think predicting alone isn't going to give you profits. What if you predicted that the price is going down and you're right? You will not earn money out of that because the price went down. Remember that the rule of thumb is buying at low price and then selling at a high price. Sure you can get profit if the price went up but what about if it goes down? I think predicting right will either give you profits (in case the price gets higher) or save you from losing money (in case the price gets lower) depending on how early you sell your coins.

I think trading is fun too when you have friends to trade with. You get to socialize and that alone is enough for you to have fun trading.

Then when are you going to spend one? If today's not a good day, then what is? In just ~2 days, the price increased by ~150$. I think with that mindset of yours, you will always say "pass" on this major price increases because you'll always talk yourself into being patient and then waiting for even more price increase. You're going to be old before you can even enjoy a single penny out of your bitcoin earnings.

I think it's a good time to spend your bitcoins. Or maybe just convert it into fiat if you don't have anything to buy in mind, then convert it back to bitcoin when the price decreased again.

It totally depends on how much money do you have. 1% of 1000$ is just 10$ and I don't think that would exactly be "dominant" in the few decades because if so, then how about those people that invested 1000$? Then they should be totally financial Gods of the future, not to mention the people that have thousands of bitcoins today.

I think all of us should have at least 1BTC saved for the future. Even if the price of bitcoin doesn't get to millions or ten/hundred thousands dollars, it's okay. You would still have 1BTC to treat yourself something nice in the far far future.

We don't even know if there's an actual group of people that does that. I think most people here act individually, there's no group or anything. Actually, you can do it on your own. Just pick an altcoin that has potential but at the same time has a low volume. You might end up using 1BTC or less but if you know how pump and dump works, you will have profit for sure. Otherwise, it's really risky.

Knowledge does not stay forever unless you apply it in your daily life. Otherwise, it will vanish and you'll try to remember it and you'll realize that you've already forgotten all of it. Also consider that school is a long term thing. If you only study for a year or for a semester, there wouldn't be that much difference since you still don't have any diploma in you. You could've used that money for other investments.

Only go back to school if you have a lot of time. You should have at least 8 hours of free time to keep up on school works. Don't go to school if you already have a full-time job or if you're too busy because you're just going to end up wasting your money.

"Special strategy". Funny. There's no way that you can earn from hyip unless you do some hardcore spam to spread your referral links. There's no special strategies in hyip sites since all you do is invest your money and then get scammed after a few days or weeks. Maybe if you invest in a new hyip site then you can get some profit but it still not safe since other hyip sites run away in such short period of time.

If you can make money out of referrals in hyip sites, I would recommend doing it in gambling sites instead since people are getting more and more into it.

If you don't recommend that, then what do you recommend? I think having part time job/s is really helpful since having a part time income fills in the gap or the free time that you have once you're finished in your full time job. There are people has a lot of sidelines and part time job and it works really well to them because they can manage their time really well and no time will be spent just watching TV shows or anything that do not contribute to your well being.

Unless you set a really low multiplier (i.e. 1.01x), then winning will surely occur much more than losing.

I would seriously feel bad for myself if I would have to lose a lot of money from gambling before I can learn all those lessons. Those are basic things that you can learn throughout life with and without gambling. You can learn that literally by just searching for quotes about "regrets" and "mistakes". If you need to learn something like this to become wise or to become a better person, I would recommend buying good books instead of wasting your money in gambling. It would stop you from gambling as well.

The value of bitcoin might increase but how many bitcoins you had before will always be the same. Even when the price increased by 1000%, your 1BTC will still be 1BTC, if that's the point that you're making.

The thread here is actually about making 1000BTC out of trading altcoins and not bitcoins. I can play dumb and think that you meant the value of 1000BTC today would be the same value of 1BTC tomorrow, but I wouldn't do that. You didn't read the OP, obviously.

It's not hard unless you have some emotional attachments with bitcoins. I actually think that bitcoin's death is actually caused by people moving into another coin. Bitcoin will not just die on its own. It's most likely because it has got killed (not literally) by something else. You will not just wake up and find out that bitcoin died. Bitcoin is not a living thing and it's death is not all of a sudden but it would slowly happen. It would take days or weeks before the process is complete. Moving to another coin is quite easy because there's exchanger sites for that.

That might be the case right now, but in the far future, we don't know what will happen. The only reason why bitcoins cannot replace dollar anytime soon is because our community isn't large enough to do so. Once mass adoption is taking over, everything that you guys said will become false.

I don't think bitcoins have to be settled by the central banks and have laws and all those stuff to replace dollars. If everyone starts using bitcoins, then bitcoin has replaced dollars. No law or anything required at all since bitcoins is decentralized.

I can only think of dollar as a huge wall that covers the existence of bitcoin. Bitcoin is there but people aren't aware of it.