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That is the first bitcoin binary options site that I have seen. Will consider this if payouts end up getting increased. I will be loosing money hassle-free at a payout of 70%.
Bingo, I second this and will consider joining if the payouts do ever get increased!Hello all ,
Former jarhead here looking to get into the BTC market , I see there is a lot of info on this site and reading it daily, but any and all input about the business will be appreciated
Former jarhead here looking to get into the BTC market , I see there is a lot of info on this site and reading it daily, but any and all input about the business will be appreciated
Check out the alt section, there are a lot of cheaper/more interesting options there. Plus they can be more easily mined.
Everybody here seems to be pretty friendly and always happy to help out!I feel like I been in the dark when it comes to btc now that I found this forum I usually stay away from them due to trolls but there's some useful information here I only found this place after being tired of the exchanges crap I'm here to buy btc and wanting to get involved in the forum
Welcome!
There are more than enough trolls here, so tread carefully. Be extra cautious about those who use no punctuation :-)
Onkel Paul
hehehi im new here , what's the difference between software,mobile and web wallets? because im confused on which i should download. thank you in advance guys...
In a few words:
Software wallets (like BitcoinQT) generally involve downloading the blockchain and are a bit harder to use and understand, but are ultimately safest because you alone are controlling your coins. I wouldn't recommend them for a beginner but they have very important advantages to the others.
Mobile wallets I believe refer to wallets you can use from your cell phone; I don't use any of these so I'm not familiar with them.
Web wallets don't involve downloading anything at all, but ultimately you are not holding your own coins, somebody else is holding them for you, so you have to trust that the person/company running the web wallet won't run off with your coins (which has happened many times).
I recommend blockchain.info's web wallet for any small (say under $200USD equivalent) amount of bitcoin, but I recommend reading a lot more and doing your own research before choosing a wallet, web or otherwise; it's up to you to decide who you trust.