$1.8m for a picture of some kids playing Football? Seems a tad overpriced  |
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Now, as long as the deposit is 0.18bco, we lost more than 40 BCO before the deposit. After that, we didn't earn any fees even after staking. We just want to say that the loss is large and we don't know what the developers think.
Payouts are bi-weekly Just a note, bi-weekly means both twice a week and every two weeks, it's a little confusing. Using fortnight is better as it specifically means every 2 weeks |
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Hi,
I have problem.
I stored my password and I got unknown password.
What is problem here?
I have the same problem I have 100% secured my password but if I want to log in now I get incorrect password. What can I do ?? As I said the password is 100% what I received. I don't think using copy & paste work (they've blocked it somehow) you have to use the copy button - there should probably be a note to inform you of this, it's the same when you copy and address |
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Not to put down the project nor the investors, but if you really think consistent 40% growth for the last 3 days is sustainable you're deluded, either this is a pump & dump or completely driven by speculation, either way it's time to consider jumping off the ride - even if it is just for now.
I also bought in when I saw this listed on the coin of the month by Binance, I made a fair bit of profit (Only bought 45k) and I jumped off
Just know when a coin is mooning for a good reason and when a coin is being inflated by hype
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1.6 BTC to include courier, ie FedEx etc, shipping to Europe, offer valid so long as BTC remains < $20k  PM'd I've reached a mutually satisfactory deal with Luke & have purchased the coin Thanks - forgot to update this. Coin is now sold, thanks to everyone for the comments & interest. I hope Otoh will be as happy as I was with the coin |
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1.6 BTC to include courier, ie FedEx etc, shipping to Europe, offer valid so long as BTC remains < $20k PM'd |
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Honestly I had but this was before the sudden price hike. Now I think the premiums are quite scary and no one is really sure what's happening in the world of BTC so no one is prepared to commit, which is understandable
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Thanks for the kind words & advice guys I've pushed the price up again, I think once the dust settles with the recent hype around crypto it will become more obvious where the coins lie in a BTC ecosystem |
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OP, I've spotted your auction is far under the Bitcoin price at present so I assume you're not going to accept anything less than face value?
If it does sell for less, which is very unlikely in the current climate but you never know, then you may as well tell the winner to sod off and peel it and sell the Bitcoin and alts off it which will be far less hassle and more secure for you, or offer it up here instead to rescue it.
If it were me I'd only do the sale meeting in a bank and accepting cash or bank transfer straight from them to you. And once again balls to Paypal and triply even more so if a deal is done in person.
For reference OP the current price of Bitcoin (not including Bitcoin gold or cash) is £11k - your auction is currently at £6k Also as you're not so savvy with Bitcoin, it seems like cash / bank transfer is a better route for you. If you go down this route I would definitely suggest meeting in a bank or police station in case the buyer wants to do anything he shouldn't.. Regardless well done for holding on to the coin so long - it might be a little difficult to shift the coin right now due to the constant rising price of Bitcoin - if you do find a buyer make sure you do you due dil with them first, don't rush into a deal you're not comfortable with |
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 Cheeky bump for a distributed networks biggest enemy, cats  |
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Yes it is smart but it need a good sense of the bitcoin market and proper knowledge about the bitcoin value in the market and the other fiat currencies value in the market, so that you can make your decision what to max and what to not. The maxing is very beneficial but need a good sense
No it is not smart to max out your credit line for anything, let alone a speculative investment #1 rule of investing is never to invest more than you can afford to lose, if you're investing the banks money via credit then I'm pretty sure you can't afford to lose it and so should not be touching it! There's a lot of Bitcoin success stories, but there's also a lot of stories about people losing everything in the flash crashes |
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Blazed is right, and of course Moo Moo is infinite in the realm of knowledge and I don't think anyone will buy it from the forum without yu taking it out of the airtite for a few shots.... but that's your call. Good luck. OK fair point - I've taken some with the case taken off https://imgur.com/a/c0AguRealised I never actually needed to take it out to take the photos haha |
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I think long term ETH has more to offer - they also have the stability within their development team which Bitcoin is finding so hard to maintain.
The development team is also the richest in the Blockchain scene (with something like $200m in assets!)
I think this alongside the fact that transactions are actually far quicker and that it's built for smart contracts means it's much more interesting to hold than Bitcoin.
Also there will be the metropolis release sometime next year, which among other new features, it will also start to phase out brute force PoW mining and opt for PoS which means that you'll be able to earn interest on the ETH you hold - I believe this will push the price up more so as there will no longer be more coins being released & holding coins can generate even more!
I'm very interested to see what happens in the next year for ETH, but I also do think if you invest it has to be for the long term, it doesn't get the press attention Bitcoin thrives on
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Thanks for the comments guys - going to play even safer and keep it in the packaging !
But I appreciate with care sometimes it might be safer to use clean hands rather than gloves..
Updated my price & also listed in Ethereum if anyone is interested in trading for that
Thanks
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Btw anyone looking to move their tokens from CryptoPay to their own wallet (e.g trezor) use the following credentials to add the custom token
Contract address: 0x0Ebb614204E47c09B6C3FeB9AAeCad8EE060E23E
Symbol: CPAY
Decimals: 0
Not sure if this is obvious to most but it took me a few minutes to work out
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To the top |
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Trade with caution guys and always use an escrow. The member is new and the price very attractive - this is likely to be a scam.
@intrade please post a dated picture with the miners to prove authenticity
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