You have to register on an exchange website like Coinbase, then check your identity. Once done, you'll be able to buy Bitcoins with your credit card.

Biggest prize is 1/20000 actually, as explained earlier in this thread, because the result is rounded, so any number in ]9999:9999,5] range will give 9999 and not 10000. Only numbers in ]9999,5:10000] interval will be rounded to 10000, and this interval is 1/20000 of [0:10000] interval.

So how did you know he was banned?

Coinbase can do this, supposed you have enough on Coinpot for a transfer of your LTC to another wallet.

It's still good to take, a couple weeks without his shitty post on top of the forum all the time.
We well know scammers aren't banned here, that's why there are so many.
Jaac may be back with one of its alts, however. He has so many "good customers happy to vouch for him"!

This period is indeed definitively a good one if you want to buy Bitcoins at a discounted price. I expect it to reach 10k$ again in a near future, and long term market is still bullish (the actual price is still higher than it was during 10 first months of 2017).

@Myfe and Wetsuit : your idea of a non-KYC exchange is very good, but aren't you afraid authorities of many countries ask for a ban at a time governments are trying to control cryptomoney exchanges?
I understand the name change, but you'll have to explain it everywhere, on the website, here and by mail so that every user knows what happens if he is redirected towards another website.

Other countries, like India, recently said that they didn't recognise cryptocurrencies as currencies and thus will prevent people from using them.

Of course yes, we did so far not with Bitcoin, so bitcoin could disappear, but the world will keep going.
Maybe your question, OP, was "can cryptocurrencies survive without bitcoin?" a few years ago, no, because bitcoin was the only crypto that had made its way, but now other currencies are well built and could take place of the original Bitcoin, so I would say yes also.

I hope and think that this new project will combine many crypto in one website, so as Myfe explained we'll have more than bitcoins on the same platform, thus the name change. I'm not interested in any other website like freedogeco.in for others currencies, as freedogeco.in doesn't have as much content as freebitco.in.
The name change don't bother me, even if, as many of us here, I won my first satoshis on freebitco.in.

Why not? Everything is possible with bitcoin. Who would have thought we would reach 10k before the end of 2017 in February last year?

Yes, same owners. But I think there's not much people that uses freedogeco.in because it has very little reward and not as many features as freebitco.in : no interest, no lottery or rewards points. Only faucet and hi lo game.


It's useless to give here your btc address, there's no giveaway anymore.

I confirm that PayPal has awful rules about dispute issues, as I lost many cases against a scammer. I've lost my money, and they charged me fees as well.
Don't ever use PayPal for anything related to cryptocurrencies as it's against their term or use. Anything goes wrong, buyer asks for refund and you lose your money.

Hacking and scam is part of the world, and also exists with fiat money as well. There's nothing to do except be careful of our money and follow simple rules of security we would follow with our money : don't trust anyone, let your coins on a wallet you own the private key, don't let more than necessary on exchanges...

There's no institution that could secure bitcoin more, Bitcoin is decentralised and its security is built inside his mechanism.

When I open it with my browser (Mozilla), it opens a Google sheet on a new tab. After a few seconds, there is a list of tabs at the bottom of the sheet, from "Sheet1" to "Sheet11", one sheet for each week. You are on 10th and 11th sheets.

Il semble que le marché des cryptos baisse tous les ans en début d'année, notamment avant le nouvel an chinois pour lequel bon nombre d'investisseurs asiatiques prennent leurs gains en crypto.
C'était monté beaucoup trop vite en fin d'année dernière de toute façon.

Look at sheet 11 (not the first one you see) and you'll notice you're the 5th member on the spreadsheet.

It'll give us headaches to count every fifteen zeros we have to write if you divide satoshis in 100 millions parts. Maybe a satoshi cent, equals 0,0000000001 btc or 0,01 satoshi, could be enough.

Méfiance quand même, les comptes se revendent, et tu peux te faire arnaquer par un Hero ou Legendary Member sans problème.
Quant aux merit, c'est un indicateur de bonne qualité des posts. Ils devraient n'être qu'indicatifs, pour les campagnes de signature par exemple. Le système de progression ne devrait pas en dépendre.

Corrections, not really crash. We're still higher than where we were 3 months ago. Bitcoin price jumped too fast at the end of last year, it wasn't sustainable to keep so high prices.
Now we're still around the 10k$ support, which haven't been really broken yet. It may however if bad news still occur in the near future. We may go down to 8 or 6k$ eventually.