Oo galing sa program yung system pero hindi ibig sabihin kya nila controlin yung mga magiging resulta, dun papasok yung provably fair system

What do you mean? Another income opportunity ba na makikita dito sa internet?

Freelancing pero swerte mo na kung makahanap ka na maganda ang sweldo. Iyong ibang matagal na sa industriya ng freelance e di na binitawan ng mga company kasi subok na. Google mo lang ang term. Puwede rin mag offer ng services mismo dito s forum na fit sa skill mo or iyon bang gamay mo na. Kung ano iyon ikaw na nakakaalam. Hmm ano pa ba? Heard of home based job sa mga call center companies? I forgot the name of some of the companies but may account sila doon na puwede gawin sa bahay. Bale backed office rin siya at non voice. Mayroon din available sa counterpart niyang voice account. I have a friend na working from home with that kind of job iyon nga lang live siya so basically voice iyon.

Search lang and goodluck. Malawak ang internet world.

Nakita ko din ito dun sa kakilala ko na meron din nakalagay na Pokemon Go hindi ko sya alam ang parang nabasa ko lang is para ata syang game pero hindi talaga ako sure kung tama. Pero maganda nman yata kung games sya kasi marami nman mahilig sa mga laro online. But what I read naman dito sa forum is applicable lang sya sa mga android phone. Hindi nman kaya mag cause sya ng malaki memory lalo na yun sa akin kasi baka bumagal sya at hindi sya agad ganun mag open.

Hi mga kabayan. Malamang nakita nyo ng nagpost ako about trabaho sa UAE at ibang bansa.
ito ung mga Site: http://HiringUAE.com at http://HiringDubai.com

Nakita ko marami mas gusto parin magtrabaho dito sating bansa kaya ginawa ko ung isa kong site na di na nagagamit at ginawang Job portal o Job compiler site.
Para tulungan kyo makahanap ng trabaho dito satin. Kagandahan sa site nato andito halos lahat ng job site na kilala sa pinas at ibang bansa nakacompile na sa site namin para di muna kailangan tumingin sa iba pang site. All in one place ika nga.

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Ito ang tanong Kabayan!
Anung position ba hanap mo at saan area? Pede mo bang ireply dito baka pede kita matulungan o ng iba nating kabayan
San mo nakita ung trabaho mo ngayon? website, news paper, sinabi ng kakilala o referral, walk-in o pasa pasa?
San ka nagtratrabaho ngayon? Anung position? Okay ba jan? May hiring ba?
I share mo naman!  

this is one of the many transactions that I received, this was from some small exchange that I was trading there for fun and to learn more about how to use API in my bot and I cashed out all my balance worth $7.48.

and this is my cold storage, which has been taking deposits ever since 2014 :

It depends on how everyone as an individual makes use of Bitcoin. I personally see and use it more as something that can be seen as Gold. I am not really interested in using my coins for spending purposes. I use it as a store of value, where my main motive is to keep a large portion of my wealth outside the banking and governmental system. At the same time, the volatile nature of Bitcoin lends itself perfectly for investment/trading purposes, which is also what I am using Bitcoin for. For me the right term is indeed digital Gold.

Im interested to know how many people are actually now involved in the bitcoin world, Is there anyway to find out a rough idea of the user base so that we can come to a conclusion on what kind of adoption we are currently at? It seems difficult to gauge since this forum alone has several duplicate accounts from the same people.

. /r/bitcoin has 180k subs to it so would it be safe to assume if we included all miners, users holders and whoever else that we are still at under 1 million users? If this is the case then we still have a long way to go.

Does anyone have any more accurate guesses or way to determine the market?

As we enter 2017, Bitcoin begins with a fresh start making it worth nearly $1000 per coin. Users, banks, and even governments are becoming more interested into Bitcoin, and its underlying technology called the Blockchain.

Now, as we progress into making Bitcoin more scalable and efficient than ever, I would like to know what are your thoughts for the pioneer cryptocurrency in 2017?

If all goes well for Bitcoin this year, it might increase its value more than $1000, as well as become closer to being used as a mainstream currency. What do you think? 

Issuing Banks are supporting new Program Managers that are entering the Bitcoin space, see Shift Payments program issued by MCB out of New York.  One line of thought is comparable consumer products; landline telephony.  There was a dramatic shift of consumers from landlines to mobile 15 years ago.  Eventually a new demographic emerged that skipped land lines completely.  In the same thought line with Bitcoin globally supported, and smart phones continuing to bridge financial service gaps, "self banking" is a reality to end consumers (non innovators).  Brick and mortar financial institutions are on the decline...  Small banks will use this opportunity to grab marketshare by playing within CFPB and OCC recommendations of OFAC and CIP.  Larger bank entities will not want to lose their market share.

Just look at the job opportunities on Ladder for example, Senior Vice President of Cryptocurrency Development.  The banks are posturing for acceptance.  Fidelity, Chase, etc... nobody is going to go in front of their Board of Directors to say we missed the boat.

This is bigger than customer deposits at your nearest Wells Fargo.

Time will tell.


EDIT:  Im in the US and grammar.

Yes you can. But its same like earning fiat than, or harder actually.
You have to work hard and earn it, if you have skills, you can provide your services and earn bitcoin. If you have something to sell, you can sell it for bitcoin.
But if you think you'll only accumulate with micro earnings and signature campaigns and other similar stuff online, then you're earning will be very slow. You'll be spending year(s) even accumulating your first bitcoin with its current price.
So suit yourself, buy if you can, and if you cannot or don't want to, then work hard and smart.

Bitcoin is something radically new. Nothing like Bitcoin has been possible until now. I would go so far as to consider it sui generis; "in its own class".  This makes it important to understand what Bitcoin actually is before we try to describe it to others.

We're getting a good handle on the code, and of course on Bitcoin's function and utility, but what words should we use to describe Bitcoin itself? There has been some debate in other threads [mostly my doing] over how it is like/not like money, cash, dollars, etc. I'd like to start this thread by focusing on the term "money", and play Devil's avocate by asking for your best arguments that Bitcoin IS money.

My legal dictionary states "In usual and ordinary acceptation it [money] means gold, silver, or paper money, used as circulating medium of exchange, and does not embrace notes, bonds, evidences of debt, or other personal or real estate." [cites omitted]

Wikipedia says "Money is any object that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services and repayment of debts in a given country or socio-economic context. The main functions of money are distinguished as: a medium of exchange; a unit of account; a store of value; and, occasionally, a standard of deferred payment." [cited omitted]

Webster's Online Dictionary defines money as:

• 1. The most common medium of exchange; functions as legal tender; "we tried to collect the money he owed us".
• 2. Wealth reckoned in terms of money; "all his money is in real estate".
• 3. The official currency issued by a government or national bank; "he changed his money into francs".
• 4. A piece of metal, as gold, silver, copper, etc., coined, or stamped, and issued by the sovereign authority as a medium of exchange in financial transactions between citizens and with government; also, any number of such pieces; coin.
• 5. Any written or stamped promise, certificate, or order, as a government note, a bank note, a certificate of deposit, etc., which is payable in standard coined money and is lawfully current in lieu of it; in a comprehensive sense, any currency usually and lawfully employed in buying and selling.
• 6. In general, wealth; property; as, he has much money in land, or in stocks; to make, or lose, money.

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I maintain that per these definitions, Bitcoin cannot possibly be described as "money". And further, I think that those who do describe Bitcoin as "money" are doing this community a disservice.

But that is just my point of view. Are there any that can convincingly argue otherwise, that Bitcoin IS money?

the exact same way you start a business with USD, EUR, JPY, CNY, RUR,...!

bitcoin is also money but in a different form.

for starting a business, you first come up with a plan, an idea for the business then plan more about it.
then start thinking about funds, you either have it yourself or you ask some others around you to become your partner or invest in it.
then if it is a local business like a bitcoin-coffee-shop, you find a place and rent it or if you have the money buy it.
if it is online, you start hiring people to do different things, such as programming your site, doing the security, either implement receiving bitcoin payment yourself or sign up with something like bitpay.
then you start advertising...
then profit(?)

I think he is talking about day trading, which means you speculate on bitcoin's value on the very short term. I wouldn't advise doing that cuz it's a gamble really.

However you can read crypto news and speculate on different altcoins. When a certain project is about to release an important product if you buy just before it's likely that the price of that coins will go up.

For example recently MAID developers said they will release a MVP ( minimum viable product) within a week so if you buy now with your 2.5 BTC there is a good chance that your coins will be worth more in a week, the important thing to remember is not to be greedy and always get out with your profit before the price crashes back down.

Am 36 and from Africa. I hear about bitcoin for the past three years and since then, try to fashion out how to get it, for in my heart I believe since the day I had about it that is going to be a precious something in future, but my limitations then, was were to buy it without bank transfer, knowledge on were to store it and who will buy them from me if I want to sells it. I was able to make millions of satochi today rendering services online and I am very ok by it. From the part of the world I come from, you cannot get payment from services you rendered online through PayPal and that render my efforts uselessness, but  i can appreciate my efforts now getting payment for my services through bitcoin.

Welcome to Bitcoin and to the Forum!

The questions you're asking are great ones. However, they're also questions that you can find answers to REALLY easily on this forum or Google. I'd encourage you to do some reading here and then come up with some more specific questions.

I can help get you started with some simple answers.

Why would I invest in bitcoin? All sorts of reasons ranging from pure curiosity to love of new technology to investment diversification. Bitcoin is used as currency to buy things and as a store of value, i.e., a place to house your savings with hopes of value appreciation or hedging against the depreciation of stocks or savings held in fiat currency. One example often used is that of Cyprus. Are you familiar with the country of Cyprus and it's severe monetary crisis from a few years back? It was so bad that the Cyprus government controlled how much money their citizens could take out of their banks. Think about that. That government telling you that you can't access your very own money! How scary is that? Bitcoin offers an alternative. No government (currently) can seize control of your bitcoin, this represents safety and security.

What's the difference between bitcoin and dollars? Bitcoin isn't regulated by any government. It isn't created "out of thin air" as fiat currency is. There will only ever be a finite amount of bitcoin, which controls it's value. Once all bitcoin is mined there will be 21 million in existence, that's it. No one can ever create more (as is done every year with fiat currency). When fiat currency is created by central banks they reduce the value of the existing currency in the market, which results in inflation of prices. This is why the price of every day things (that haven't changed in 50 years, like groceries or utilities) have gone up in price over time. There's a lot of other differences, but it's better for you to read up on them.

Why would I gamble with bitcoin? I don't, but if you want to you can gamble for significantly smaller portions of money (like cents as opposed to dollars or tens of dollars). And you can do it from the convenience of your computer.

Here are a few links for you to explore:

• New To Bitcoin Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=7269.0
• Why use Bitcoin? From Coindesk.com: http://www.coindesk.com/information/why-use-bitcoin/

Feel free to respond with other questions. I think you'll get better response if you educate yourself a bit first and then come back with more specific questions.

Have you bought any bitcoin yet? Do you have a wallet yet? (If you don't, PM me and I'll set you up and give you some bitcoin)

Good luck to you!

Quantum project has no connection to qtum. We started the project last year and have been developing the system ever since under the name of Quantum project. After the qtum came online, we were thinking about changing our project name, but decided to go with the original name at the end. This decision might hurt our reputation in the short run, but we believe it will not affect our business in the long term.

Quantum project is not a regular crypto project that promises future development in exchange to investors’ funds. We have already developed the trading and arbitraging systems and are already using them. We wanted to take our operations to the next level and decided to start this project. That is why we have no roadmap listed here. We are starting an already developed system and only need funds to efficiently make markets.

We are only accepting bitcoins because it makes distribution system more transparent as there is no fluctuation between different currencies. We have no preference on what protocol to use for the issuance of our tokens. At the moment the best option that works for us is Ethereum.

san ka sa leyte part.. dahil tiga leyte din ako.. baka malapit ka lang saamin.. or baka mag kakilala tayu. di mo lang alam at di ko lang alam..

Madameng way para kumita ng bitcoin unang una na ang signature campaign meju may kahirapan lang sumali kasi mahihigpit ang mga nag mamanage ng campaign e pero sulit naman pagnakasale lalo nat full member na rank mo. And sumunod naman ay trading meju risky pero nasasayo naman ang diskarte nyan di tulad ng doublersite  na di mo alam nangyayare sa pera mo. Tapos gambling kaso nakapa risky naman nito kung greedy ka sa panalo. Pede din naman dun service section kung may talent ka katulad ng programming dame nag hahanap dun mga katulad ng webdesign. Tapos sa micro earnings minsan my nag popost don ng mga simple task na ang bayad ay bitcoin

Bitcoin is destroyed because China owns it?
Does it matter if most miners are in the USA or now China?

"11. Predictions"? How it works?

Perhaps you should differentiate the first spot "trading" in different options because each of them are very different and I have realized that a successful experience in altcoin trading, for example, can't guarantee a similar performance in Forex trading, which is my preferred option to get bitcoins.