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Hello, Campaign Manager! Please be informed that my ETH wallet was hacked and my tokens there were stolen. I would be grateful if you could change my ETH address in Twitter (#17) and Facebook (#13) Bounty spreadsheets with this new (MEW) address: 0xe67AdB18546D0B9Bb04497051C3a6c77330cE0cf

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Hello, Campaign Manager! Below is my every two days report on Twitter and Facebook Bounty Campaign. Please acknowledge. Thank you.

Twitter Campaign [05/12-06/12]

Twitter username: cryptogetz
Twitter URL: https://twitter.com/cryptogetz
Followers: 6758

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https://twitter.com/cryptogetz/status/938438932605186048

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Facebook Campaign [05/12-06/12]

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Quote from: aardvark15 on November 17, 2017, 10:35:11 PM

Quote from: DeuceDragon on November 17, 2017, 10:13:09 PM

What is a decent amount of Bitcoin you should have to make day trading worth while?

You don’t need much to trade because the fees are a percentage of your trading amount. It’s not a flat fee. You can start with maybe as little as 0.1 Bitcoins or possibly even less than that. Of course the saying “you have to have money to make money” is true because if you principle is low, the profits are low too, but you have to start somewhere.

I have 0.03 BTC in my Bittrex wallet which I transferred last week. Do you think that amount already sufficient to start my 1st trade? I'm not into trading yet that's why I'm asking.

Quote from: ken_hatoyama on December 02, 2017, 02:40:46 PM

I personally like MomaCoin, they have solid Japanese community, who tends to more patient and loyal, so that sudden price drops wouldn't hurt that much.

Yes, MonaCoin is very promising and I think it's a good buy. It's one in my list of 20 coins I've been monitoring over the past 3 months and that includes Bitcoin, of course, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Monero, Waves, and LEOcoin among the few.

Quote from: jjoorriissjjuuhh on March 15, 2016, 12:20:24 PM

I usually mine altcoins and trade when they go up in price for btc Cheesy

That always seems to work very well.
Most coins rise in price a lot when they just started.

I like your idea and I like to copy it. But since I've not started trading yet on cryptos (am trading before in forex and binary option), can you recommend the best crypto trading sites to go on trading? Please reply. Thanks.

Quote from: Wandrew on December 04, 2017, 07:56:56 AM

If you failed pay by bounty, you gave the wrong wallet number.
Ask at @AlexVeA in telegram.

Show us proof that our bounty was sent to the wrong wallet number? Yes, my ETH address on the spreadsheet is not capable of receiving tokens as it was not ERC compatible. But prior to the distribution of rewards I've PM'ed EpStROM (the bounty campaign manager) for my rank readjustment and to change my wallet address. However, nothing happened... no changes have been made to the spreadsheet and I've not received even a single word from him. If you will scrutinize the whole thread you'll find he seldom answer queries and complaints from users...we need his support but he failed to do his job as manager. Here's the link of my PM.

Hello, Campaign Manager, I would be grateful if you could change my ETH address on Twitter (#68) and Facebook (#56) Bounty spreadsheets with this MEW address, 0xe67AdB18546D0B9Bb04497051C3a6c77330cE0cf and also my rank from Member to Full Member. My ETH address in Twitter and Facebook spreadsheets is not compatible to receive ETHLend Tokens, hence this request. Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

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Hello, Campaign Manager! Below is my every two days report on Twitter and Facebook Bounty Campaign. Please acknowledge. Thank you.

Twitter Campaign [02/12-03/12]

Twitter username: cryptogetz
Twitter URL: https://twitter.com/cryptogetz
Followers: 6745

Tweets:
https://twitter.com/cryptogetz/status/936976408810635264
https://twitter.com/cryptogetz/status/937361577916772352

Retweets:
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Facebook Campaign [02/12-03/12]

Facebook URL: https://www.facebook.com/ding305
Followers: 526

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Quote from: thenameisjay on December 03, 2017, 07:20:31 AM

Quote from: rajuahmed763 on October 19, 2017, 02:26:17 PM

why some country banned bitcoin?
is there any problem? i know that bitcoin is international crypto currency. but why some country banned this cryto?

In our case, the Philippines, they're thinking of ways to ban bitcoins because essentially, the idea for them is that the Filipinos are turning bitcoin to cash; from virtually nothing to money. That maybe the case for some countries since the government does not want this from happening.

Hey, I'm from the Philippines too! Are you sure with what you said, "the Philippines are thinking of ways to ban bitcoins"? No offense, but maybe you're not aware of the following news,

Philippines Could Regulate (Legalize) Bitcoin as a Security

Philippines’ Central Bank Issues Guidelines for Virtual Currency Exchanges

Bitcoin Regulatory Guidelines Are Coming to the Philippines

Quote from: drm on December 03, 2017, 03:00:10 AM

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Quote from: arthotdog on October 20, 2017, 07:33:07 PM

because cryptocurrencies cant be regulated,by then government wont get tax from it so they think it will bring troubles to the economy and more on banking matters.thats what i think the main reqson whybother countrys dont want bitcoin in theyre community

I think you're wrong, the use of Bitcoin can be regulated. That's what the US government is doing now and other countries that are against ICO, cryptos like Bitcoin.

The use of bitcoin in itself cannot be regulated. But you can regulate the exchanges and keep tabs on cashouts.
If you remain strictly crypto they cannot regulate anything.

It's what I mean by my statement, "the use of Bitcoin can be regulated". I based it on the news headlines below without reading its content...

Philippines Could Regulate (Legalize) Bitcoin as a Security

Can Government Regulation Affect Bitcoin Prices?

Bitcoin in India: What Happens When the World’s Largest Remittance Market Regulates Bitcoin?

Putin Confirms Russia Will Regulate Cryptocurrencies

Regulating Bitcoin: how new frameworks could be a catalyst for cryptocurrencies

Quote from: arthotdog on October 20, 2017, 07:33:07 PM

I think you're wrong, the use of Bitcoin can be regulated. That's what the US government is doing now and other countries that are against ICO, cryptos like Bitcoin.

Quote from: Tashi on December 02, 2017, 07:20:04 AM

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Quote from: Jet Cash on November 29, 2017, 03:16:04 PM

You guys should stop buying Bitcoin - how am I going to fatten my wallet if the price keeps rocketing up?

What are we going to do when the Satoshi achieves parity with the dollar?

I cannot understand what your point is. The surge in price of Bitcoin is the one that will fatten you wallet, isn't it? Or you cannot buy Bitcoin because it is not affordable? Unfortunately, what you are requiring is not possible. You cannot stop people from buying Bitcoin. There's nothing we can do to control the price of it.

Right.Even if the current price of bitcoin is too much expensive but still more people are very eager to buy bitcoin and that's their choice.We cannot spare them because they have their own funds budgeted for it.Whatever the choice,buy bitcoin today or just wait for a dropdown of price,still there is profit heading your way.

All people have different perspectives when it comes to Bitcoin, lot of people may not even dare to buy, some are bold enough to buy. Yes you're right, people have their own decisions when it comes to investing in or not. Bitcoin maybe pricey but if it is profitable then why not?

There's no problem for those who have deep pockets to buy or invest in Bitcoin as many as they want. But for those who are dependent on their wages, the price is too big for them to risk it. Even if Bitcoin is profitable, they know that Bitcoin is highly volatile and investing in it is extremely risky.