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1921  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What is your game and why? on: July 17, 2017, 11:54:57 PM
I like dice. It is easy to understand and you can break your bets up then make that many bets stop and see the results. That is what I do and I normally stop then or think about it. I tried roulette it takes to long and slots are very boring bit can give big wins that is why people play them I think.

My game is dice too. It's easy, fast to play, many ways to customize it, different strategies and methods to try. Another games I don't play. I like Slot-Machine, but I don't play it because seems very rigged... The money goes away very fast when playing that. I have never known someone who made profit on Slot-Machine, only fun by watching those thematic games rolling on.
1922  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: zFaucet - NEW BITCOIN FAUCET!!! on: July 17, 2017, 10:05:12 PM
Very nice faucet, I liked it. I just think minimum 10 satoshis is too low reward for 30 minutes faucets.

I got 54 satoshis now, that is a good reward, thank you.

I see you have a link on your faucet to FaucetHub.io, I don't know if you did it, but you could redirect this link to FaucetHub.io with your referral link, so every task your referrals complete on the site's offer-wall you earn some comission.
1923  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: Dwarven Bitmine - Upgrade your mine and earn up to 15 000 satoshi a day. on: July 17, 2017, 09:11:58 PM
Two points:

1) That bug on Member's tab continues, now there are 4 top members with INF BTC and they are newbies yet.

2) The site is logging out the account faster than usual. Before I could access the site without needing to login every time, but now I need to do it always.

I know you are busy in real life, but when you have some free time could you give a look on these issues?
Thank you!
1924  Economy / Speculation / Re: Sell or wait? on: July 17, 2017, 09:06:42 PM
Yesterday was a good time to buy Bitcoins, very nice profit for who have bought for about $1980. They can already sell their Bitcoins now or wait a bit more to make a big profit. Very good opportunity.

Now we must keep alert if the BTC price will drop again before August 1 or if it will stay stable. For who wants a safe method just hold the Bitcoins until it skyrockets up to $3000-$5000 in few months, if you sell now there is some risk you will have difficulty to buy cheaper again.
1925  Economy / Services / Re: WorkingForBitcoins.com Twitter Campaign [Round 4] on: July 17, 2017, 08:56:58 PM
Link to your twitter account: https://twitter.com/mrcash02
Link to your retweet: https://twitter.com/Working4Bitcoin/status/886653320647114756
Link to your tweet: https://twitter.com/mrcash02/status/887052849150128128
Number of real followers as audited on twitteraudit: https://www.twitteraudit.com/mrcash02
BTC Address: 1AgAFTpNHcVbrydpTNY7gZvjJUv488Q6m8

(Tweet after 24 hours already!)
1926  Economy / Marketplace / Re: How to make 1 bitcoin in a month or 2? on: July 17, 2017, 08:14:42 PM
Hi, I am looking for a way to earn some money without invest(because I am broke), I can dedicate 2 hours a day in that. what can I do to make a bitcoin per month without any investment?

i think expecting to receive bigger income with just 2hrs a day is impossible. this is not possible beacause earning a bitcoin needs a lot of time and effort.In this line of business for you to achieve you goal you must contribute a lot of time and effort.
To produce 1 btc in 1 or 2 months, requires a lot of experience, other than that require capital, need to face a big risk. For now, I think the risk you get becomes 2x, because the current bitcoin condition will be fragmented, but hopefully it does not happen.
Precisely because of the current state of Bitcoin, it seems to me that collecting such a number of coins in a month or a week will already be very difficult. 1 Bitcoin or 2 Bitcoin is not the same as it was before. But I hope that this situation will change very soon.

It will become even harder to make 1-2 Bitcoins in a month or two. At some point will become near to impossible. The price doesn't stop increasing on long term, if you want to make BTC profit you need to do it fast. In few months Bitcoin will skyrocket and payrates for all tasks involving Bitcoin will be drastically reduced.
1927  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: [FaucetHub] Multiple Crypto-Currencies Faucet on: July 17, 2017, 07:49:54 PM
Lol?



Too low reward. And how often can I claim from this faucet? Is the 100% bonus after 10 claims only 10 satoshis?
1928  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Best Bitcoin websites? on: July 17, 2017, 06:52:30 PM
I prefer to buy Bitcoins from a local exchange of my country. Maybe you can ask to people of your country who deals with Bitcoins what trusted exchange there is where you live and they recommend. Doing this I can skip fees, as I make a bank transaction from my account to their account, both using the same bank, so there isn't fees. Only after when I need to use fiat to buy Bitcoins on the site I need to pay some fees.
1929  Economy / Speculation / Re: Should I cash out my BTC now? on: July 17, 2017, 06:13:07 PM
If I could wait I would wait. But if I would need money to pay bills and buy things on real life I would surely cash out it. But I believe everyone have some extra money when the month finishes, this money I would continue saving in Bitcoins and investing it online to grow my funds. After some time I would have a nice passive income boosted by the increase in BTC price. With organization we can make our money grow very well.
1930  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling percentage of the crypto-economy? on: July 17, 2017, 04:13:19 PM
For me,  gambling percentage will be than 50% to 60%. But it is my observation, but still i don't know about perfect answer. But i believe i am right. The reason is bitcoin, bitcoin online gambling is too much popular now a days. But one thing is coming is my mind that gambling percentage will be less than bitcoin investment and trading.

I also think that gambling percentage is near about 50%.
To know the perfect answer that how many gambling percentage is here of the crypto economy, i never hear any instrument is here. But we can accept it easily that bitcoin gambling have a good percentage in crypto economy world.

Yes, gambling is very important in Crypto economy. There are people who are in Crytpo-Currency world only to gamble without fiat as they can't on their country or because they want accessibility when gambling online, it's much simpler than using credit cards to gamble.

But I don't know what is more important for Crypto-Currency economy, gambling or trading? I think these are the two main pillars that sustain this world.
1931  Economy / Economics / Re: Is bitcoin now the strongest currency in the world? on: July 17, 2017, 05:18:15 AM
After the events of last week.

I was making this suggestion to some folks yesterday, but they claimed that bitcoin is too small.  Does it matter?
The bitcoin network extends all over the world. But I think this is not the strongest currency in the world. To do this is a problem, the current bitcoin has a place in the electronic money market has not been through the daily life.

I agree Bitcoin isn't the strongest currency in the world. I believe dolar still rules the world. Most Bitcoin investors and holders are choosing this as an investment thinking on fiat returns that are huge. They buy Bitcoins thinking in selling it very expensive to get more fiat than they had before to buy things they couldn't buy so fast by investing in real world with banks as middlemen for an example.
1932  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can Bitcoin and Ethereum co-exist? on: July 17, 2017, 04:17:35 AM
Bitcoin and many Alts are already co-existing just fine. I don't know where people keep getting this "there can only be one" mentality from. If you look at the CoinMarketCap charts you can see that so called Alts, such as Ethereum have recently brought more money in to the entire ecosystem than Bitcoin did alone back in 2013.

It is no doubt Bitcoin is still the king though for now, but it will definitely need to defend its role more and more as time goes on and more competitors enter the ring to challenge its crown.

Yes, they already co-exist, no problem about it. But only one currency can be at the top and in my opinion Bitcoin will stay there for a long time yet and there isn't anything AltCoins can do about it, they are just a clone of Bitcoin.

We have already consolidated some AltCoins co-existing with Bitcoin like Litecoin, Ethereum, Dash... They will continue being AltCoins, but very important for some people who like to use it to trade, gamble, etc...
1933  Local / Criptomoedas Alternativas / Re: E VEM AI ***** BOLSONAROCOIN ***** AGUARDEM !! on: July 17, 2017, 02:58:40 AM
Finalmente, era essa que eu estava esperando! Só acho que MITOcoin ficaria melhor, BOLSONAROcoin é muito grande. rs  Grin

Se conseguir adicionar na Yobit vai ser bom, pode conseguir apoio até de outros conservadores e alguns liberais de outros países.

Quando lançar vou comprar algumas.
1934  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: July 17, 2017, 01:45:42 AM
Bitcoin - $1987 at this moment.

Price recovering or will it continue dropping hard for more one day?
1935  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: [SPARESOMECOINS] LTC Faucet - High Paying LTC - 35% REF on: July 17, 2017, 01:39:28 AM
Lol, it's not high paying faucet. If 1000 litoshis were the minimum reward I could agree, but most probable to earn 100 litoshis? That is too low for hourly faucet... You need more ads on your faucet, these anonymous ads pay too low to be your only income.

And I suggest you to use FaucetHub.io instead of SpareSomeCoins.com (I never heared about this micro payment system before), the most popular service of this kind with more than 20000 active users.
1936  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Do you feel shameful for being a gambler? on: July 17, 2017, 12:10:47 AM
Gambling is illegal in my country and not many in my country knows that you can easily gamble with bitcoins so if I get caught while gambling or if police catches me gambling and if people around me comes to know that I am into gambling then it will be shame on my part as it will spoil my image in society and if not then everything is fine.

That is why btc gaming is the best. There is very difficult to get hold of you gambling unless the police come and confiscate your laptop or pc. In real world gambling, you can even be spotted by friends or relatives and they can stabbed you at the back without you knowing.

You are right about that, there are people who sees gamblers as sinners, bad influence and would often think that gamblers are the reason why the economy of a specific country is down. It is not the gamblers fault why the economy is like that, in fact, people who thinks like that are the problem of a society. There are people who would talk about rumors from time to time and talking about productivity at work, their attitude will never be helpful.

Gamblers should not be ashamed or feel ashamed, who should be ashamed are the people who talks about others without looking themselves in the mirror first. After all, not all gamblers are addicted.


The problem is in people's minds and not on gambling games. Many rich countries allow gambling and people there don't left their jobs and stop working to gamble all their money, only few retarded addicted guys. I believe gambling doesn't ruin the economy because these people who destroy their lifes gambling aren't interested in working. If there weren't gambling, they wouldn't work too, what they want is easy money (most of them).

And the others who have an organized life and fall in gambling ruining their lifes could avoid it by thinking in another ways to have fun, their minds aren't 100%, but an entire nation can't stop gambling just because few guys can't control their emotions.
1937  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin split risk, a real question on: July 16, 2017, 10:43:55 PM
If so, you don't need to worry because your Bitcoins will be like freezed. You will have Bitcoins on both chains, exactly the same amount you had before. Let's say you have 1 Bitcoin, so you will choose if you want 1 Bitcoin on Chain A or Chain B, when you choose one of them all your Bitcoins on the opposite will disappear.
No, coins never disappear. You can spend on one chain or on both at the same time!
If you don't make a choice you'll probably be spending on both chains, but you can use only one of the chains if you like and coins on the other one won't vanish. You will still have them, but each chain will have its own independent value, so it's possible that one of your coins will be worth $500 and the other one $2000.

Lol, didn't know about it. so will I have my Bitcoins "doubled"?

Example: I have 1 Bitcoin now (pricing $1800), after the hypothetical HardFork I will have 1 BTC on chain A (pricing let's say $2000) and 1 BTC on chain B (pricing $500). Then will I have $2500 total to spend as I want?
1938  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin split risk, a real question on: July 16, 2017, 10:00:30 PM
what i say is : if you buy one bitocin and u put it on an electrum personnal wallet, then you short one bitcoin on an exchange. How can this be risky ? the bitcoin on your wallet will give you any chain you want from it, if i understand right. And the short, that you will have to rebuy, will be cheaper than sum of the both chain in any case, in worst case coinbase could ask to repay both chain, price of chain1+ price of chain 2 ? but it wasnt the case whne etc happened, because noone knew etc would be created right ?

so, whats the risk exactly with having one bitcoin shorted on exchange during 1 august, what could happen as a matter of fact exactly

I think this "short" thing isn't clear... What do you mean by "short"?

Don't know if I understood, but seems you think your BTCs in exchange will turn into money (proportional to the price on that moment), so you fear when you want to choose one Bitcoin chain you will have to buy it and depending the price you will have less Bitcoins than before. Right?

If so, you don't need to worry because your Bitcoins will be like freezed. You will have Bitcoins on both chains, exactly the same amount you had before. Let's say you have 1 Bitcoin, so you will choose if you want 1 Bitcoin on Chain A or Chain B, when you choose one of them all your Bitcoins on the opposite will disappear.
1939  Economy / Web Wallets / GreenAddress Wallet on: July 16, 2017, 09:04:39 PM
I created a GreenAddress wallet to store my coins during the August 1 and subsequent events. I have my PIN number and Mnemonic, but experts say we should have our private keys too. Is it possible using this wallet?

And is really necessary to use that 2of3 account and nLockTime features?

Is my money safe by using this wallet? (Please, don't tell me to download a desktop wallet because I have no way to do it).
1940  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin split risk, a real question on: July 16, 2017, 08:58:54 PM
It's adviced to withdraw all your funds from exchanges before August 1. With ot without HardFork you should do it.

Each exchange/site/wallet/service will act as they want about the situation. Some of them can choose what fork to follow (don't giving you the chance to choose it), others can give you the chance to choose what fork you want to follow...

It's complicated especially if you don't understand the technical part, so the advice from the experts of this forum and of general BTC experts is to withdraw all your Bitcoins to a desktop wallet, any wallet which you have access to your private keys, keeping you money safe.
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