Hi Zigger, im really interested in joining your campaign. If you accept me, I can commit to doing at least 25 min. posts instead of just 20.

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Just buy bitcoin and trade its volatility. Keep researching constantly, join signal groups, crypto dicussion, and basically maximize every other information source you can. News is very valuable in crypto. If you get word of a big event before others, it can help you make a lot of money in the short term.

You could also try your luck with gambling and get cheated out of your money anyway.

Because of the open scam accusations against bittrex's misuse of depositor's funds (you can google this online), i highly suggest you go with Poloniex instead.
Poloniex now handles more volume than bittrex and their charts not only look more professional, but are also easier to understand and customize as well.

I'd however recommend not to keep all your coins in one exchange, especially if you have a large amount. Diversification is safest.

It's not exactly a scam, its a PONZI scheme. You can google this keyword for a more detailed explanation but generally, a ponzi scheme is when a fraudster (bitconnect) promises people of high returns on investment and will actually only pay investors with money taken from their original investment amount. Fraudsters will continue collecting investments from people and keep paying as necessary until they reach a time where they suddenly just disappear with everyone's money.

I've been using myetherwallet for everything. It works perfectly for mining, hodling, and even tokens!

Don't worry it's safe. Just make sure you are actually at the myetherwallet.com website. People are reporting they are losing money because they become victims of phishing sites that are designed to look and feel exactly like myetherwallet but in reality are just duplicate versions that steal your private key.

Remember to always check that you are at the legit address: https://myetherwallet.com

Why is everyone on easy hash when it works poorly like that? There are lots of alternative pools when it comes to electroneum.
I personally use electroneum.hashparty.io or electromine.fr. They work as described and electromine even has a 0.5% pool fee (as compared to easyhash's 2% fee).

I think its strange that newbie accounts are all suddenly telling us to sell our bitcoin. Don't sell any until the hard fork obviously. Why are those wannabes always looking at technical analysis? This is BITCOIN. This is not like your regular stocks or commodities.

I've sold bitcoin before hoping to hedge the money. Turns out to have been a bad decision because fast forward 2 months and my money would already have been doubled by now had i not sold. I'm now just waiting for my target BTC price. $50k USD

It could potentially be bad if you are asmathic. The amount of dust my mining rigs collect is insane. They're just like dust collectors. Now only if we could only get paid for collecting dust.

But seriously, GPU air should be harmless. Been breathing it in for almost a year now.

Seeing tremendous growth for this coin on cryptopia recently. Is it too late to buy in? Any technical estimates pointing to further potential growth? Asking because I feel like this really has an edge because of the 23 million user base (well, as advertised) of the IQ option trading platform. If they get all those 23 million users introduced to crypto well then thats big right?

Wow. I really enjoy the videos you post. Always juicy and just what is the dream of every cryptocurrency fanatic. My friend to me you are living the crypto life. Kudos, i envy you.
You've made a follower out of me and i've subscribed to your videos. I can even click on ads for you. Looking forward to more of your videos. Cheers!

At first i was expecting to open this thread and see a scam but now i actually have come to see and realize that the OP is right.

If not to exactly to double value, a good way to gain value is to simply, hodl bitcoin. The future is so bright for bitcoin with so many possibilities and adoptions in the real world that it is almost hard to imagine that this cryptocurrency will ever fall. I'm personally doing what the OP said and am cost averaging part of my salary into bitcoin monthly.

Yes you are right in saying that it is, obviously, more convenient to keep it in a single wallet. With regards to security, it will be the same as if it were any other regular wallet with bitcoins or ethereum on it. It will be safest if you keep it in cold storage by printing a paper wallet. People keep millions and billions worth of dollars in cold storage paper wallets. You should be fine doing the same with tokens. Nothing really unconventional.

The 1070ti mining reviews are out. For a comprehensive look into it's performance you can check this article i found on google: http://www.legitreviews.com/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-ti-ethereum-mining-performance_199622

In summary, at the end of the day the best bang for the buck remains with the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 series. They got 33 MH/s from overclocked GeForce GTX 1070 and weren’t able to match that with the new new GeForce GTX 1070ti cards.

As a software developer i find that it is easy to do your job and trade at the same time because my screen is literally in front of me the whole time. I just have poloniex and bittrex in the background and watch out for steep drops then buy and sell.

To get money into trading i highly suggest you do cost averaging. You could simply set aside a portion of your money to invest in bitcoin periodically. Don't think too much about current prices and just think long term.

P.S. Of course do not blindly buy bitcoin during a pump.

Potentially great idea you got here. I believe if implemented well, this could be a success. I agree that you need to you really need to make it simple and easy to understand. A good flat minimal design will be optimal. I can imagine this working locally in my country because not very much are into bitcoin still.

Once the platform is built would you also considering adding promotions like referrals and bonuses depending on the amount they converted? Also what other ways can you profit from invested money. Lending on big exchanges like poloniex?

Curious as to whether you've done the math for this.

I agree with what others have said, none. But those are just disclaimers because you could ruin your laptop. But if it's an office laptop and you hate your office and you're a twat, you can always continue do so.

I recommend you mine CPU friendly coins like Monero or the recently more profitable coin to mine, Electroneum.
Just google "how to mine electroneum" and you should find dozens of articles or even videos that teach you how.

Bittrex is likely to credit user funds with b2x because the November fork is a major chain of Bitcoin. If they did it for BCH then they will probably do it for B2X too.
Of course, it may better for you to join in the bittrex slack and try to make a direct communication with some people in there or the bittrex team itself.

1 credit card = 1 year free AWS trial account
When people start abusing this system and using that hashing power for mining, it adds up to their costs and operating expenses.
We can only begin to imagine how much electricity they spend giving out 1 year free trials.

An amazon VP went to our company to speak about the cloud and the future of online education. During the talk he talked about their servers being used for bitcoin mining. He didn't specifically say that they banned the people they found doing it, but they were aware of the situation. Probably best to try and do it now while its early. They will probably find a way to block it soon.

Technically, you could run two separate mining software which both utilize your CPU but that would result in lower hashrates.
But yes, the amount of invalid shares will most probably be higher.

Until claymore actually makes another dual miner, dual mining is only favorable when using Claymore's dual ETH miner.