How does being a forum mod instantly give you experience managing campaigns? Pretty sure that's not how it works.

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I am almost 100% sure that you didn't either when you began managing campaigns. We all have to start from somewhere.

I am offering the same service as others for a lower price. If you want to call me incompetent, do it after I have done something wrong while managing a campaign, not before.

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True that. There are multiple things that governments and schools could do to at least offer an option to choose a course about cryptocurrencies. However, since many banks have close ties to governments, and since banks do not like the idea of cryptocurrencies as it gives them less control, I do not see this to be a near- future thing.

Bitcoin is still developing and we have not yet seen Bitcoin as a currency yet, (mostly trading). Therefore, it is a bit useless to start teaching about Bitcoin to students just yet. We will have to wait and see that the future holds before we make these decisions.

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This looks like an obvious scam..... What is the guarantee that you are legitimate? As pointed out by Aveatrex, you are indeed using a new account and this points to the direction of a possible scammer.

Also, What the hell is this?: "you may have chargebacks". Who would even want to trade with you after reading that line?

As you are a member, I would recommend getting started in Signature campaigns. They are a great way to to start working for money while gathering some experience through your continual posts. It basically has no risk to it and is a great way to start building up your account in terms of rank.
Another great way is to sell your services for people looking to hire. If you are particularly skilled in an area, you could try that out.
The 3rd way is get involved in trading, however that can be risky if you do not know what exactly you are doing. Gambling for me is a no-go as there is just too much risk involved in it.

I am currently holding onto my bitcoins so when the price rises to the $5000 USD mark, I will sell for fiat to be able to pay off my pilot's license fees. This is my main goal as to why I invest in bitcoins. We can expect to have another opportunity to buy bitcoins at a relatively cheap price just before August 1, before it skyrockets in the aftermath of the update

Before you dive straight in, make sure you have a clear plan on what you would like to happen to your business:
1. How big would you like your business to be?
2. What/Who is your target audience?
3. Do you have any special skills such as coding that will assist you in starting your business, or do you need to hire developers in certain areas?
4. How many employees do you want to have?
5. Will this whole business be local or web-based?
6. If local, don't just use only bitcoin - many users are not yet ready to start using bitcoins, so don't build your whole business on it just yet.

I can agree with what you have to say but there is a simple truth to this for most of us - we did not invest that much in the bitcoin network and that time has long passed. We should me making investment choices for the future years to come and not think back and regret our decisions from the past. This will get us nowhere, let alone generate more money. We cannot go back now - rendering this thread useless as it provides us with no new information. We all know what happened, but lets focus on the future.

The superiority of bitcoin can be tied to many things:
- Fast transaction times and low confirmation fee (until the blockchain got congested)
- Increasing Bitcoin value do to popular demand and supply
- Easy of access: Bitcoin is relatively simple to use to send and receive transactions.
- The growth of businesses accepting bitcoin is high.
- High Security!

We should see bitcoin's popularity increase rapidly over the next few years as a result of many people realising its advantages.  

As far as I know, there will still be bitcoin even if a split happens. Bitcoin should survive August 1 and prices should increase rapidly after.

There are roughly 2 ways to trade bitcoin:

1. Trade bitcoin for altcoins and then back to bitcoins: This is one of the best ways to trade bitcoins as it can yield you with the highest profit margin. Trade in other cryptcorrencies such as Ethereum and many more, and then sell back to bitcoin when you want.

2. Trade for Cash: This is another great way to trade bitcoins and is generally less riskier than trading to altcoins. You can buy and sell bitcoins for cash or wired transfers on websites such as Localbitcoins.com. This is one of my favourite sites to cash out on my bitcoins as it is reputable and fast. Paypal can be risky if the seller is unknown as they can easily refund their purchase, while you cannot refund your bitcoins.

Well, It greatly depends.

Usually China will be the greatest miner for bitcoins, while the USA is the greatest trader (I think). However, Russia is trailing close behind. If you want to sell a VPS, you would want to be targeting these 3 countries. However, we should be able to see many other countries trail close behind as governments start to implement bitcoin as an official payment method.

Please, show us some proof that this actually works and we will all be flocking to you if it is legit! At this rate you will become the richest man on Earth! Feels good doesn't it?
As mentioned, why do you need 0.05 if the minimum deposit is only 100 times less? Anyway, if you are able to provide us with any evidence that this works, I'll be more than happy to invest!

Corruption is a naturally thing for all humans - it will happen no matter what we do. However, I do not think that bitcoin will be affected by this as it is completely decentralised, 'completely'. This is great as no bank or government can manipulate the price and value of bitcoins.
Only the developers could mess with the bitcoin network, but I do not think that they would as then they would be compromising the whole reason why bitcoin is so good - its anonymity and decentralised nature.
Many people invest in bitcoin as it promises these advantages over wired transfer - and I do believe that this will be the future and cryptocurrencies will replace all cash currencies and wired transfers.

Yes, I think they do now that bitcoin exist and many do invest in it. It really does make sense to do so.

However, they would need to learn a lot about bitcoin in order for them to trust the bitcoin network in their investments. Another thing may be that they are already happy with their current profit turnover and are not really looking forward to invest in bitcoin as their current system is already working for them and are happy with it.

We can clearly see that printing bitcoins is a stupid idea as all it results in is the complete inflation of the currency that is being printed such as USD. This has happened before after WW2 when Germany had a huge debt to pay back to the Allies, and the only way they could solve this was to print more money. This inflated the Mark so much that you needed a wheelbarrow full of money to buy a loaf of bread.

Maybe this is not the extent that things are happening these days, but it is sort of the direction we are heading to. The lovely thing about bitcoin is its capped supply limit, which will ensure that bitcoin retains its value while its popularity is growing at the same time.

In my opinion this is completely wrong. Wired transactions can take up to days to get confirmed and sent. It is only instant if transactions are made within that bank itself. Credit cards usually have high amounts of interest that come with it and the only reason that 'anyone' is able to understand the value of payment is that cash has been around for a much longer time than bitcoin. However, we can change all of that if we try to educate the community about the many advantages that come with using bitcoins as a payment method. This includes BTC's security, ease of use and its very fast transaction speed.

Also, all credit and debit card payments need an internet connection - it is not all offline.