Trading Altcoins is a dangerous path, but worth it, if you are ready for the swings of pumps and dumps.

Firstly, before getting capital in order to trade, you should pick yourself a nice exchange (Poloniex or Bittrex will do – huge volumes and various coins to trade).

Secondly, you shouldn't care about bitcoin price when trading BTC/Altcoins pairs, because, as said above, you are raising your bitcoins, not your USDs (Bitcoin is your main currency here).

Thirdly, if you want to trade BTC/Altcoins, you should start low to know how things roll.

Why should I trust your 'service'? I can do the very same (and I am already doing) thing you are proposing without any loss so far. Poloniex and Bittrex provide a nice opportunity to do that with their top coins' daily volume changes.

You got Coisbase, the best BTC/USD exchange so far (that includes Wire Transfer, obviously). CEX.io, the second best. BitStamp; Bitfinex; Kraken; HitBTC; BitX; and BitBay (still new, though).

Send first, or an escrow?

Sigh. That's the main point of the word 'Crowdsale' (not a pre-sale, nor an ICO, IPO, etc.). It preserves fairness and equality — Which also proves that the team is not fishing for compensation rather than the project itself.

Going to roll some coins in this one – it looks promising.

Everyone's beginning at trading was a failure, don't you worry about it. You got to lose to learn it the hard way (there is no 'easy' way). Pump: when a coin/token rises in value/price (like being at 1 satoshi, then rises to 2 satoshi), and dump: when a coin/token decreases in value/price (being at 2 sat, then decreases to 1 sat, for example).
All the information you need is technical analysis and fundamental analysis. Following news on Twitter also helps. Buy the rumor, sell the news. Finally, I wish you all the best in your trading experience. 

Usually, at this time of year, we experience a quiet time (of summer). I was checking Bitcoin price charts and I have noticed that Bitcoin price calms down (nearly stable, just the normal fluctuations) before the end of may, and starts rising again in the mid of June, and dumps again in the mid of July, stays calm for a while, then start rising again at the beginning of September.

So I think buying Bitcoin at the best price would be either now or in July.

I am not sure, but usually, a transaction expires after 14 days (the default of Bitcoin Core 0.14). The thing I am wondering is: why did you double spend with low fees?!

Yes, Ethereum can very well exist without bitcoin – they are two different things, so they are independent of each other except in some spots.
Ethereum is a centralized token of a platform that supposedly focuses on 'decentralized' smart contracts, and it has its own blockchain, obviously.
Bitcoin is a decentralized peer-to-peer coin with the 'original' blockchain focused on making dealings trust-less without the need of a middleman (eliminating the banking ecosystem).

I have joined as his referral, and everything is pretty much automatic – you earn bitcoins on Freebitco.in, and at the end of each week, you get 100% of your total referral percentage (what OP has earned from you as a referral) as referral bonus (a notification will appear with the bonus amount).

There is no way OP could scam anyone — he doesn't control anything, the pool is set already to do everything. I have tested it for 3 weeks so far, and it's nice seeing the bonus added each week (it makes the balance grows faster).

Yes, he will. Especially if he is mining a good coin with future ahead – the current price of DGB is around 700-800Satoshis, Multiply this by his DGB coins mined a day, and you get around 0.2BTC a day, of course, this is not stable, but if the price of DGB rises, he will get what he invested.

I think both include investments and both have risks, but trading is way easier than mining. IF you are not ready for a long journey of ups and downs, including all the problems you can face, and don't have a "huge" investment to start with, then mining isn't your way. Stick with trading instead.

Although Coinbase is considered the most popular exchange for Bitcoin buying/selling in the U.S., I recommend you three exchanges that I know of: BitPanda; GDAX; and CEX.io.
But you should have a look at this before proceeding with any: https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/buy-bitcoin-bank-transfer-account/

Considering that GMO owns the world's largest Forex brokerage, maybe that will affect bitcoin price.

It's not for Bitcoin/Altcoins trading, it's for Bitcoin buying/selling with 'zero' fees on all orders. And true.

This is their trading platform's link: https://trade.z.com/ And yes, it's available to Europeans.

Spam ban would indicate that you made at least 10 posts within 10 minutes interval (especially if the posts are large, meaning you didn't spend time reading, and just posted anything), and there is Personal Messages spam, which indicates that you sent the same message to multiple members within a short period of time.

I don't think they do warn members about spam — Since 2014 (the time when that thread was posted), I think moderators have seen a lot on this forum that I believe made them neglect warning.


I have gone through multiple posts searching for keywords to see if he plagiarised, but his posts seemed to be genuine. I don't think plagiarism is the reason.

Oh boy, that's a spam ban. And since they didn't give any period of time to unban, it's permanent. I think you got nothing but waiting for the moderator to explain himself.

What do you see when logging into your account? What is the message showing up?


Cleaning this forum would start from banning scammers first, not spammers, it's like this forum encourages scamming – just imagine how many members would have saved their money if scammers were banned. But I know – "this is not the way this forum works."
And for your information, using a Proxy/VPN would semi-ban your account for 7 days to pay a fee, after the 7-day period ends, your account gets permanent ban. And copy-pasting gets you banned in no time permanently, if the admins discover it, which is not easy.

That would be true if he joined signature campaigns, or spammed to grow his post count, but that is not present here. I can think of two reasons, since you didn't violate any rules I know of: Either you used a proxy/VPN/etc. when you posted, or you copy-pasted someone else's posts. 

I think that it depends on your country of residence, or the sellers you are contacting, because I can buy and sell as many Bitcoins as I want without providing any personal information, especially if the seller is of the same country.

But you got all the right to refuse giving away your identity — Bitcoin was made to eliminate trust, and to make peer-to-peer dealings without any middleman.

And both got nothing to do with innovation. One is a so-called secured, untraceable coin since 2012 with 184.46 Billion coins that is useless, and the other one has nothing but memes and hype community, no development and no visions, bringing absolutely nothing to the table.