Thanks for this post, I really appreciate it. There are a few advices I wouldn't even think of and it's really helpful. One thing is very important - to check whether the people who are standing behind a project are not only real - even if they are real you always should search for their past activities, check if they weren't implicated in some ponzi schemes, or illegal activities. And right now i need to take a closer look at some whitepapers.

Is this some kind of bait ? I dunno, but for me crypto and cannabis are perfect-match, especially with current regulations approaching for both markets. People will always search for the simplest way to do something, and regulations made in US and Europe are sometimes taking the air from the companies which are trying to survive in the face of capitalism. That's why i support BitCanna project and it's great that they are finally listed on CoinDeal exchange (via: https://coindeal.com/news/bitcanna-listing)

It's a shame that we need blockchain just to be sure whether the donation is transparent and the money funded for charity isn't used for "money laundering" purposes. Every day bring news, showing that humanity hasn't solved the basic problems, and nothing seems to be change. The differences between poor and the wealthy are going to increase. The article has put the words correctly - it's a trap for those women, a trap they can't escape alone. Glad that Binance is trying to do something - i just hope it's for the good cause and that the Pink Care Token is going to work properly.

wow, that's a REALLY brave words to say, with current fluctuations, which are still making btc a very unsafe investment, especially if you aren't experienced in cryptocurrencies thread. Future is always unpredictable and so is bitcoin, there is no certainty that the market won't fall in the next couple years (hope not, but you never know).

Pledging your land and property just to buy btc is one of the craziest ideas i've ever heard of. Right now the real estate market is much more stable than cryptocurrency market.

Exactly, i think that too many websites and exchanges are promoting their services using claims like "instant transaction", "instant confirmation" as a part of their  marketing strategies - it crooks the real time of the whole transaction, which for me is not the main problem in the adaption process.

It's something, cause you don't need your ID or any personal data, but you need your credit card and when it comes to personal data - that's something. There are plenty ways to buy cryptocurrencies these days and buycoinnow is fine, but i'd rather stick to trusted exchanges like Binance, Bittrex or CoinDeal.

I cannot agree more to be honest. It's not a waste of time unless you are defining it as a waste of time. I'm never present at funerals of people which I didn't know well. That's it. You decide whether a funeral is worth attending or not.

Im currently using NordVPN and i never had any problems with this program, it's very simple and effective.

I don't think that Binance will ever become a true monopolist, due to the simple fact that other exchanges are also constantly evolving (like for example coindeal is expanding by being available in US soon). If something will happen to Binance again (better not) in some nearest future, they will lose much more than just money, but a huge part of their credibility. Being a number one is great, but it also makes you the main target.

But we can't blame Binance for this, their services are great, it's amazing platform. I hope that they won't outgrow the rest of the players to be honest.

It's an amazing list, didn't know that there are so many documentaries about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, it's great, I am very thankful to you for sharing it.


Exactly, I've had huge fun while watching Mr. Robot and from what I heard some time ago, there supposed to be a tv series, main-themed Bitcoin, created in Hollywood, but there is no official info anywhere, so I think it was just a rumor. Unfortunately, because I would definitely watch it.

Even though you can't use your btc in your country, I would recommend you holding it, or you can buy some more (using exchange or services like buycoinnow which is cryptocurrency payment processor, hoping that some day regulations in your area will change. It's a great investment, and looking at this from the other perspective - you won't be tempted to spend your bitcoins ;p

She admitted doing this, but I wonder if she did this on purpose, being fully conscious about her actions.

Stake is definitely the most popular one right now, and as a part of primedice i am not surprised they've got so far with their services, but the fairness issue is very subjective in my opinion, it depends on what types of games are you playing.

Wonder where such projects like this one are going to be in the next few years, what things are going to change?

Well, couldn't we say that every religion is the best? yay? Love everyone, don't spare anyone!

Aaargh god damn it. I've got something for those who has seen 8th season:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahoHDU0T44I

What those D&D basterds did to my precious series? ;_;

Wonder if they are things you can buy with bitcoin but not with regular money  
But it's true, right now the number of places where you can pay with cryptocurrencies is increasing significantly

very reasonable choice in my opinion, there will be definitely a bull run sooner or later, so you just have to wait

My top 10 for this year is:

1. Ethereum
2. Cardano
3. Litecoin
4. Dash
5. FuturoCoin
6. Ripple
7. Nano
8. Monero
9. Stellar
10. Binance coin

Ethereum and Monero are very fundamental to me when it comes to long-term investments, i have huge trust in this projects, and i think that they can give a nice income after a while. Dash and FuturoCoin are similiar (FTO source code is based on dash, but they did some redevelopment couple weeks before, introducing new masternodes system) due to their high community engagement, really like those projects, hope them best. Can't wait to see the future of bnb tbh

Altcoin thread are very differentiated by itself. There are thousands of cryptocurrencies, of projects out here and many of them are working on a different rules than bitcoin, or even ethereum. It's obvious, but the differences are making them more or less volatile to market situation. Nonetheless i agree with an opinion, that many altcoins are very difficult to hold - for example, one of cryptos i held for months was FTO, and right now the price has dropped down a bit, but according to their medium (https://medium.com/futurocoinfto/a-futurocoins-masternode-5d51b23628e6) they are introducing some new solutions to their chain and masternodes system to be available for more people

I guess it's just the matter of time. Cryptocurrencies are going to replace many regular ways of using money and shopping is one of them. Honestly whenever i buy something in the internet i'm disappointed if i can't pay with cryptocurrencies - the fact that i wouldn't use for example my bitcoins to pay for something doesn't matter. We are oftenly feeling more comfy with cryptos than with regular money and there's nothing weird in it.


FTO is just one of the many examples, i like the way they are trying to expand - on their medium there is an article about the changes they want to bring: https://medium.com/futurocoinfto/a-futurocoins-masternode-5d51b23628e6

Ive been using freebitcoin for a while too, but it's meh, never won anything cool
very interesting articles, this one with pennsylvania lottery shocked me. The problem with scams is huge, and looks like we're going nowhere to make the situation better


I've checked it, you intruiged me, and from what i can see, you can use Bitcoins and Ethereum there, hummm... And some scratch games too...