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Re: Gamdom.com Signature Campaign(up to 100$)(Users can wd no kyc)
Bitcointalk Username: Mr. Thang
Profile link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1091817;sa=summary
Post Count: 110 (including this one)
Gamdom Name: Thang23
Forum Rank: Member
I'll be active again in posting, Mr. Yahoo. Will not let you down if given this opportunity and privilege.
Profile link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1091817;sa=summary
Post Count: 110 (including this one)
Gamdom Name: Thang23
Forum Rank: Member
I'll be active again in posting, Mr. Yahoo. Will not let you down if given this opportunity and privilege.
Re: [OPEN SLOTS] ChipMixer Signature Campaign | Sr Member+ | Up to 0.0375 BTC/w
Username: webtricks
Post Count: 2603
BTC Address (must be SegWit): 3G8uPe3XKGhyQ2HGZfrmT7yJSxeQ6kJHK4
Post Count: 2603
BTC Address (must be SegWit): 3G8uPe3XKGhyQ2HGZfrmT7yJSxeQ6kJHK4
Accepted, welcome! Please PM me once you change your signature.
I think I'll have another 1-2 people accepted tomorrow or Saturday. The nice part about all this discussion is that there are a lot less applications (looking at page count) than there actually are
Is this assuming that all applicants before webtricks are denied?
Congratulations on webtricks though!
Is this implying that everyone who applied before your post (except for those two who got accepted) is denied? Thanks.
There are two possibilities. 1. All previous application have been checked and only two participant are accepted and the rest are rejected and waiting for another application from the user.
2. Just announced the two name of the previous application and will reconsider the application while waiting for other application from the user.
This is just my estimate and only the manager will decide the truth. By the way, congratulation to the two participant who were just accepted into the campaign.
I was surprised to know because upon checking the list of applicants, there are a number of people who have exceptional post quality (well at least to my standard) who did not make the cut. Well, I don't doubt the judgement of the campaign manager and I do believe that he picked the users who are compatible with his standards.
Accepted:
We have 3 more open slots.
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Bitcointalk Name: Ratimov
Bitcointalk Profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2627711
Current amount of Posts (Including this one): 4472
Amount of merits for the last 120 days: 870
BTC Address: 17v2mGQZE2PakBA9adAQZBsacehgJQqV9N
I will change my signature and avatar immediately after acceptance
Bitcointalk Name: Ratimov
Bitcointalk Profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2627711
Current amount of Posts (Including this one): 4472
Amount of merits for the last 120 days: 870
BTC Address: 17v2mGQZE2PakBA9adAQZBsacehgJQqV9N
I will change my signature and avatar immediately after acceptance
Trying to my luck
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Bitcointalk Name: Bitcoin_Arena
Bitcointalk Profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1269497
Current amount of Posts (Including this one): 1581
Amount of merits for the last 120 days: 137 Merits
BTC Address: 1LnH6CRGtyxPKE9vd5HZfRNQSmhZ3YKjNq
Both signature and Avatar will be update if i get enrolled into the campaign.
#Proof Of Authentication
Bitcointalk Name: Bitcoin_Arena
Bitcointalk Profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1269497
Current amount of Posts (Including this one): 1581
Amount of merits for the last 120 days: 137 Merits
BTC Address: 1LnH6CRGtyxPKE9vd5HZfRNQSmhZ3YKjNq
Both signature and Avatar will be update if i get enrolled into the campaign.
We have 3 more open slots.
Is this implying that everyone who applied before your post (except for those two who got accepted) is denied? Thanks.
Unfortunately, bounty participation always mean risks to lose your time and money (as you cold spend this time on other projects). Sometimes, the projects can't reach soft cap, and you risk not only on scams. The only way is to go on, and believe that best is yeat to come.
There are also times when a project does not even complete. Its possible that while the project is ongoing, its developers and team will suddenly disappear. Some ICOs are made solely for the purpose of gaining profits and once money has been made, the scammers will be gone. Its definitely a disadvantage for the bounty hunters who spent their time and effort participating in the bounty campaigns.
Re: Impressio is the newest bounty campaign which turned out to be a scam.
Not so familiar with impressio but it's sad that there are bounty campaigns which suddenly disappear with no trace. There's not much that bounty hunters can do even if they have their done their part and put into effort in participating in the bounty campaign. Once the developers and campaign managers leave without a word, the bounty hunters are left with nothing but dust and they can't do much but complain. It's even more difficult for those who invested and put money into the ICO project because there's hardly any way for them to recover their money.
Re: who else has the feeling that bitcoin will keep going down?
who else has the feeling that bitcoin will keep going down?
I am not against bitcoin nor do I want to spread FUD but every day I am with the feeling that bitcoin will continue to lower its price. In spite of that, I still keep my cryptocurrencies.
I am not against bitcoin nor do I want to spread FUD but every day I am with the feeling that bitcoin will continue to lower its price. In spite of that, I still keep my cryptocurrencies.
If you have the feeling of the price decreasing in the succeeding days, then take that as an opportunity to acquire more bitcoins for future investment. Depending on your goal, you may either acquire bitcoins now and sell them at a price above from what you acquired them. What I cannot fathom is that people seem to be hysterical whenever bitcoin prices go down when in fact, it is a common scenario in the cryptocurrency world.
Yes, that kind of fear will be around for some time but there's a way to for you to at least relax a bit. You could analyze the history of Bitcoin from when it was created and until now. You see, Bitcoin's been in that situation before so no worries for me. I'm sure one of this day we will have another bullish trend, we just need to be patient and relax.
Like what I mentioned, take it as an opportunity to earn more so you have the opportunity to sell them to a price higher from what you acquired them. Depending upon the market situation, the risks involve may be determined by studying the media and other factors so you can lower the risks of losing your money.
any ideas?
In order for you to earn that much money, you must offer something to the marketplace. People around here do signature designs, logos, specific services, mixing, mining, etc. and you must be able to meet that standard for competition. Asking for ideas without simply stating what skills you posses means that you vaguely know about the background of this forum.
Most services being offered revolve around making codes and signature campaigns. Try your luck with those and just freely wander in the forum to learn more about it.
Many government are seeing Bitcoin or cryptocurrency as a threat to their financial system and they think it should be regulated to solve the problem. Do you think they can regulate Bitcoin ?
Any foreign entity that enters into the market without any regulation are considered threats to the government. Despite bitcoin's positive impact into the environment and in to the society both financially and socially, the government still views it as a bane rather than a boon. The question whether they can regulate it or not is irrelevant as it is inevitable for cryptocurrencies to be regulated once all countries accept its status as a currency. But if some developed countries still view it as a threat then expect bitcoin to fall in the following years depending on the scale of damage caused.
For now, I say Government cannot be regulated Bitcoin. too hasty if the government set the bitcoin and would misstep if they did not know about bitcoin and blockchain. But some countries are also accept bitcoin but bitcoin honor those countries regulation.
I disagree so. The government has the power to regulate anything that enters into its country. The power of the legislature to impose tax can be considered but I think that they also are benefitting from the process of accepting its impact in the society.
Re: [2018-03-22] Japanese Crypto Users Lost $6 Million in Hacks Last Year, Say Polic
I think this type of news is the one we should take strong precautions with because it destructs the strength and growth of cryptocurrencies. This, alone, creates panic within the cryptocurrency market, much more if it will be publicized in papers of general circulation. Surely then people who do not even know well about cryptos will think it is a scam right before they even know it which is really a negative impact for all investors and prospective investors. Nonetheless, I think it is best to be on guard of our crypto assets before we lose what we have. More so, before the media blows up all facts. Anyway this is a privacy concern which we should be very cautious about, especially when using devices that are not our own in the first place. Our privacy is 95% within our control, save the remaining 5% to those inevitable hacks and other technologically-linked modus operandi.
Even though this type of news may create panic, I think that it would help us become more cautious of our own holdings. It does not suggest that cryptocurrency is a scam but rather that there have been attempts to acquire it through illegal means. This should not discourage others but instead make them more aware. Despite the anonymity of crypto, it's still subject to hacks or theft. Knowing that this can be done, we should be more secure and choose which exchanges to use.
Why not invest in both if you can afford it? Both I believe are good investments and have their pros and cons. In real estate, you may rent out your property in order to make some profit. Bitcoin is easier to sell and liquidate. Many invest in real estate because they know that the value of land would accrue in the future. Bitcoin's price would also continue to increase for the coming years so it's best to invest into both.
Re: When your token goes down hard, are you going to sell it?
You may do so however it's not very profitable to sell when the price goes down. We should wait for the price to go up before selling. In the crypto world, it's normal for the price to go down especially after experiencing a pump. This is usually just a price correction. There are also occasional dumps now and then. We will lose our money if we choose to sell when to price goes down.
My top tip is this: both bitcoin and alts have flash crashes from time to time, and the way to take advantage is to set very low buy orders well in advance.
Sometimes you have to wait months for the orders to execute, but then it's extremely profitable because the price rebounds back and you sell at a decent profit.
Sometimes you have to wait months for the orders to execute, but then it's extremely profitable because the price rebounds back and you sell at a decent profit.
That's true and many sometimes panic whenever a crash occurs. It's normal for the price to go down every once in a while and we should not panic when this happens. If we sell when the price drops, we will lose and will contribute to the price drop. We must continue to hold and wait for the price to go up if we want to sell. The price will rise after it goes down.
Well, some people are already doing that. People earn in bitcoin and spend it on fiat. Go to cities with lots of bitcoin atm machines, and you'll see the most obvious way people use btc in their daily life. Maybe one day, when it gets popular, it will be widely used. Even if it's just widely adopted in the internet, ill be happy about it. No more trusting 3rd party establishment in doing transactions in the internet!
It's slowly in the process of being widely adopt within the internet. More and more establishments are starting to accept bitcoin and it's popularity is increasing. Some people even have jobs by earning bitcoin and they therefore use their earnings on a daily basis. They would have to convert their btc into fiat first before using it because bitcoin cannot be used as payment in many places. This way, it's being used in their daily life.
Re: How can we share our knowledge to the other people about bitcoin???
Hello everyone!!!
What can you say about it?? Can you share some tips or some things that might help other people with this??
What can you say about it?? Can you share some tips or some things that might help other people with this??
I think this forum is already serving up this purpose from the name itself. Bitcoin talk. There really has been a lot of discussions here in our forum and aive been reading some ideas from other people indicating that we make an edicational video and sent it to the internat and for social media. I think those are really good ideas not just for educating the newbies but for also maintaining that we become a promoter or we advertise bitcoin to the best of our abilities
Discussion within the forum is very helpful and informational for its members however I think that it's reach is only minimalized. Unlike in social media platforms, it would reach hundreds to thousands others. It's good that matters about crypto and bitcoin is being discussed within the forum however I think other measures should be done so that there will be good promotion of bitcoin and crypto. A good way would be the use of social media as a medium.
Could it be possible for a bitcoin to become a thesis? I mean its a way of spreading awareness of btc. What do you think?
It's actually great idea for a bitcoin to become a thesis, yes its possible to be happen.Spreading awareness of bitcoin is good in to students to know related the development blockchain.
I personally think that bitcoin is not widely accepted, because of the existence of some security issues, or trust security issues. And, if your essay writes about bitcoin blockchain, instructors do not necessarily understand and guide you.
some countries do not understand blockchain technology, and require some experts to discuss this.
I am afraid your thesis will only be a big problem for you.
That is not the case. Even though there may be not that much blockchain technology experts and information on it may only be limited, I think that a thesis is the perfect avenue to start scholarly discussion on it. In fact, there have been thesis already made regarding bitcoin here in my country. Other than creating awareness, this would help in promoting better knowledge and research on it.
$20000 is a huge amount of money and you should not have invested everything first. There is a risk in investing and therefore there's a chance that you would lose you money. Before making an investment, you should first know and research the project more. Also, it's a good idea to diversify your portfolio so that your money isn't in one place. There may be no other way to recover your money but if you improve in trading, you may gain some profit.
Re: SEC Targets ICOs in Broad Cryptocurrency Markets Investigation
The way these ICOs are pulling exit scams, some kind of regulatory over watch wouldn't hurt the cryptocurrency market. There needs to be some repercussions for fraud and without the SEC or any government body getting involved there really isn't much that can be done to these fraudsters.
Something really has to be done about these scams and if a higher authority has to step in, I would be in favor of it. Many have wanted the government to stay away from getting involved with crypto matters because they wouldn't want their hands messing but if it's a way to avoid scams from getting worse then it should also be favorable for crypto users alike. I'd rather for the government to be involved in order to have some protection and security from the fraudsters since nothing much can be done to bring justice.