Let's get this straight – people use bitcoin because it is money. One single coin that is worth more than  USD$1000 sure to get attention. With the price getting higher, old miners are tempted to return to bitcoin mining again, because it is worth it. Price is all that people care about – not the technical ones, though.

What you have said above is true, bitcoin can be annoying depending on the circumstances. But Western Union is not that good either – it charges more for the transactions, especially if you are the sender; they have a disclaimer that makes the company liable if the recipient fails to get the goods or get them in bad shape; it's also a very good way for scammers to get funded since an identification card and a custom transaction is all that's necessary for one to claim  money.

If the Internet network is paralyzed – which happens rarely, though not the whole world experiences it – not only will bitcoin suffer, but also any and every payment method will be paralyzed except physical transactions (i.e., cash). They all depend on the internet presence, and that's why they are called Online Payment Processors.

My Skrill for his BTC, very smooth and fast trade. He is a nice guy.

Bump.

I would recommend one of these books to read as they are related to the global economy (they gave me an overall understanding of the international economy) – these books are highly rated and sold on Amazon.com as well:

1. Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins;
https://ia800301.us.archive.org/29/items/ConfessionsOfAnEconomicHitman_257/JohnPerkins-ConfessionsOfAnEconomicHitman.pdf

2. The Death of Money by James Rickards;
http://www.riosmauricio.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Rickards_The-Death-of-Money.pdf

3. The Road to Serfdom by Friedrich A. Hayek;
http://cnqzu.com/library/Philosophy/neoreaction/Friedrich%20August%20Hayek/Friedrich_Hayek%20-%20The_road_to_serfdom.pdf

4. The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith.
https://www.goodreads.com/ebooks/download/25698?doc=750

I have tried to search for the other books with no luck. The books are highly industrial ones, and you will find that few people are really interested in such books, hence, it's hard to get a free copy. They are paid, and in highly prices, too.

Hey, OP. Why don't you offer your services on Fiverr, Gigs, UpWork, or Freelance? They got plenty of transcription work to do and less competition – like UpWork, for example. Unless you want to be paid in Bitcoin, those sites will provide you a lot of work.

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Rejecting Bitcoin Unlimited doesn't necessarily mean accepting Segregated Witness. I know Jihan and Wung are dickheads, but the market doesn't need SegWit, it needs a solution for the scaling problem, and SegWit has its flaws as well – it's not the perfect solution.

1. This is posted in the wrong thread/board.
2. 10 BTC? Are you serious? At least show a collateral that worth that huge amount of money – people are skeptical of people who ask for more than 0.1 BTC, and you are asking for 10 with a brand new account, that doesn't seem good at all.
3. What guarantee that you will pay, seriously?

After the Bitmain's ASICBOOST exploit that Jihan Wu used to get an additional 30% (more or less) efficiency for his mining hardware, and the real reason behind Bitmain's attempts to block implementing SegWit has been exposed, do you still support BU after all? If so, why?  

Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. I have managed to solve this using eset antivirus software, and it seems to have wiped out the Malware/Trojan. Everything is good now.

I don't think so. Most of the Malwares/Trojans come from .exe files. The one that was infected was an .exe file that I don't know where it came from.

For me it's either XMR or LTC. I am a bit attracted to Litecoin since it's bitcoin in disguise, and it would do the job.

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It happened to me once – I was just opening my wallet when I suddenly saw around 10K–20K satoshi payments arrived in patches at my address up to 0.002BTC. I was going to send them back to the address that sent them to me, but my wallet had gone crazy about the fees due to the huge input data size (it required 0.00126BTC to transfer the 0.002BTC  ). I couldn't use it, nor send it back. I changed the wallet because of that.

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Actually your calculations are quite true. According to bitcoinwatch's 2013 report, the Bitcoin Network is more powerful than the world's top 500 supercomputers combined, and that's because Bitcoin is a massive computing network.

I don't want to defeat ignorance, because these mistakes aren't made out of ignorance, they are made unintentionally. There are a lot of these "tutoring/training" courses, especially for English, do you see them help any?

To be honest, I don't know why they make such mistakes. However, I guess it's because of sound. The 'o' letter in 'Lose' is pronounced a long o (oo), thus people mistake it for 'loose'. And the problem is: it's hard to change their mind.

Not all are corrected by a spell checker – logical mistakes like it's and its, or your and you're would seem correctly written for a spell checker, therefore, they are the commonly mistaken ones even if one is using a spell checker. By the way, all languages, nationalities, and countries are written with an initial uppercase letter, hence, it should be English.

Can you tell me why it is confusing?
You should approach it like this:
Word: Strategy.
First/initial letter: S, hence, a consonant letter.
Article: a

This should take less than a second in your mind to write.

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