If you want good and fast profit, then you should invest in loaning and of course gambling sites, thus they are very very risky so you can lose all your money that you invested and if you want slower profit but no risk, then just by bitcoins and keep them in your wallet for some time and sell them when their price is very large, you will get lots of profit too
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Thats its one of the uses of money buy ilegal as legal stuffs,thats why there are black market working with fiat and bitcoin,as stated above bitcoin=money soo sure why wouldnt it being used for that kind?Gambling is soo forbiden that Las Vegas has been built for full pleasure,whores and gambling,as they say what happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas.
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Bitcoin has affects my life a lot, i have learn so many things about bitcoin and alt coin which has a great future and can be alternative currency to be used globally, the first thing that bitcoin affect me is finally i can earn some money online and for now bitcoin has help me to pay some of my bill and i can used bitcoin as my future investment
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Hi, interested in this. Can you pm me the details? Thanks.
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Hi, offering 0.07 btc for this account. PM me if you're interested in my offer.
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Looking to buy this at 0.02. Pm me if you're down.
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Yes. If you have 500 potential activity then it only takes 480 to become Hero. However, it's not possible for a Newbie to have potential activity so high because you will have needed to have posted in more than 30 periods to have such potential activity thus making you a Junior.
Alright! Thanks for clarifying this, I was really wondering how it really works and what its worth. Also, thank you to the other members who helped answer my questions here. Thanks!
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Yes. If it has potential activity then that's what activity it will get once the required posts have been made.
Final clarification. If I am a newbie with Activity: 14 Potential Activity: 500 This week I posted: 500 (Assuming again I don't get banned for spamming) Will I be a Hero member once I finished posting that 500?
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For example, I have an account with the following stats:
Activity: 14 Potential Activity: 500
Does this mean, even in the two week period, I can get 500 activity (assuming I don't get banned for spamming) in that two week period? So if I do post 500 posts in that two week period, I would get 514 activity?
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Yes. It will be so nice if there will be more people will use Bitcoin as a payment method, so you will make Bitcoin more popular. And that can be very good, you can see that the world is becoming more modern also and that is perfect. The only thing is that Bitcoin must be more acceptable later so we can spend it more.
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Bitcoin won't disappear bro as they are regulated by blockchain, also btc won't be a scam the proof is many businesses accept bitcoin as mode of payment e.g. Steam (You can buy games or dlcs with btcs). Btc won't disappear but the biggest possibility is price drop. A big drop in value in which btc is no longer an option similar to disappearing.
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...and every subsequent year is the year of Bitcoin eh?
The year of Bitcoin will be somewhere close to the end of the halving rewards, something like 2120. That will likely be the peak of Bitcoin if everything was to keep on growing in a linear fashion, but we'd have to see because as we all know nothing lasts forever.
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It's pretty cool that Bitcoin is inspiring people to take up programming, that's definitely a skill worth having.
It sounds like you just need some better time management, make sure you spend at least one or two days a week away from your computer and do some of your more active hobbies.
It really helps you to stay focussed during your work days and it's also good for your mental and physical health.
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I don't know if this was asked on another thread. If so I wanted to clarify a lot of things about the topic and I would really like to keep it going.
Computation of Potential Activity So what's the point of potential activity? I believe even if you have 10,000 potential activity if you don't post anything after getting that amount of potential activity, your activity rating will not go up. Am I right?
Hence, for example,
1st two week period: 300 quality posts. The estimator assessed my account with 14 activity and 286 potential activity. 2nd two week period: I don't post anything.
Will my account a. Remain 14 activity and 286 potential activity. b. 28 activity and 272 potential activity/ C. 14 activity and lower potential activity.
I don't really get potential activity.
Value of potential activity
I've been reading threads about selling accounts. People value potential activity a lot. My question is that why do they value it that much? I saw one selling a newbie account with 300 potential activity (how is that possible even?). Also, the value of having high potential activity , even if it's a newbie account, significantly raises the value of the account.
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What do you mean by 'better'? Gold has a billion more real-world, 'use-value' applications than Bitcoin, and isn't reliant on the internet in order to exist. But Bitcoin is an incredible technological innovation which offers individuals a financial autonomy never previously seen by any form of money. Apples and oranges, gorillas and goji berries.
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I would explain to them that it is digital money with a rising price. I would set up a wallet to them and show them how addresses work and how to get payments and send payments.
For earning, I would probably give them some games to play trough which they can earn some Bitcoins. It would be fun for the kids and useful for making some easy money.
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If you're earning bitcoins as your main line of business, then paying bills using it would really be convenient as you don't have to go out of the house. Tho, currently, in my country, there is no way yet to pay using bitcoin. We still have to convert the coins into our currency.
It would be really convenient for us to pay bills without the hassle on leaving our own home which is really good and we save money and time with this innovation. In my country such feature is already available but on selected/designated places only, im hoping too that it would soon developed even more. That's great! Do you have to convert your coins to your currency before you can pay it? I tried doing this in my country and had to convert my coins first. The problem was that when converting, I had to bow down to the company converting coins to my currency, because of the exchange rate (like foreign exchange). So when exchanging the value of my coins drops by 5-10%, which really sucks, since when I try to earn via bitcoin, this means I didn't really earn anything because of exchanges. I am also doing the same thing, in my country also Bitcoin illegal. So I can not pay my bills directly through Bitcoin. I will sell my coins to third party company, and I will convert into my local currency, and I will use it for bill payment and another purpose. But they will charge only 1%. Every time I will check the price in google sometimes I will get exact price what the Google is showing. 1% is quite better than 5% so you've got a good deal paying bills. Tho, it's still not direct payment for bills not like what the thread contemplated. I hope someone post a sample of a biller (electricity, phone, water, internet, cable, etc.) that allows payment in bitcoins.
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I started to drive with Uber on my spare time and I am trying to come up with and idea that promotes customers to tip with bitcoin.
Other drivers say they put a sign in their car that states tips are not included in fares and are appreciated based on your experience. Maybe I can make a QR code and post it for them to copy? Any ideas?
Placing a QR code of your address would really be a good idea. But, this will be a hit or miss on your part. Since not everybody is using bitcoins. So probably, place a tip jar along with your QR code and the statement you mentioned. Everybody knows your local currency hence better chances of getting tips and not just bitcoin tips.
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The idea of the Bitcoin is decentralization. If it will be in a bank, then it will be centralized. Further, like those Bitcoin exchanges like Mt. Gox, they will just run with your coins and declare some bs they think of like they got hacked or was bankrupt.
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I do believe there is no tax on bitcoins as they are not treated as currency but as a commodity. Similar to holding stock certificates (less the transaction fees of buying and selling them), you will be taxed as income tax when your Bitcoins grew in value. So, for example, you purchased one Bitcoin at $400 and sold it at $600, the $200 income will be taxed. So far, based on my research, no country has imposed taxes on trading, buying, selling, or transacting with Bitcoins.
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