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Re: Great times to buy :)
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chaitanya31
on 04/02/2018, 07:19:38 UTC
There is a good side to this downturn in the markets. Time to snap up some bargains. I'm not even thinking about the big money coins but the better low money coins like DeepOnion, Stellar, Cardano just to name a few.
Is always good time to buy bitcoin. Catching bitcoin on a lower price is awesome, but if you’re willing to hold it then you will make money in a long term!

Look, there is no best time.  Bitcoin always has been a gamble.

Although, in some ways, it appears to have reached a point where it is in the clear, there really are only new challenges that will arise in the face of is continued success.
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Re: Why some coins start with a really high price?
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chaitanya31
on 04/02/2018, 06:45:24 UTC
 More the volume of transaction the higher the price of crypto.

And good example is bitcoin,you see bitcoin is the crypto that have the highest volume of transaction that why it's the most valuable crypto.

These are exactly like stock market, instead of ipo we got ico which is initial coin offering. The prices are decided by buyers and sellers. The exchange where the coins are bought or sold ( poloniex) reflect the same prices only.. The future is going to be good for cryptocurrency and next 5 years there will be millionaires.
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Re: 3 useful sites for tracking the cryptocurrencies exchange rates for the newbie!
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chaitanya31
on 04/02/2018, 06:30:19 UTC
Before choosing an exchange one must carefully look at the security features of an exchange and its reliability.

It really depends on what you are interested in when chosing a cryptocurrency exchange. Factors to consider include:
Price: cryptocurrency prices between exchanges may vary a lot.
Fees: some cryptocurrency exchanges have very low prices and fees when trading.
Security: security is also an important factor when chosing an exchange, especially if you want to leave your Bitcoins on an exchange.
some exchanges might not be available in your country.

Hope the suggestions above helps you out as you continue your trading adventure!
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Re: Up And Down , Boom Boom
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chaitanya31
on 03/02/2018, 08:03:05 UTC
The "overload of customers" is a very stupid excuse for the big exchange platforms.They are created to handle multiple orders from thousands of customers.If some exchange platforms does the dirty little tricks you are describing,most of the customers will run away and choose other platforms.
Bitcoin will continue with all the Ups and Downs,it might recover to 20K,but it might fall to 2K.Such voaltility makes me feel that btc trading is more like gambling. Grin

Its just happpen with coinbase , and they offer gift card for their customer
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Up And Down , Boom Boom
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chaitanya31
on 03/02/2018, 05:55:34 UTC

I think everyone should know that since the crash, the price of Bitcoin has climbed again. As of writing this, the price stands at a little above $8000. It seems investors of Bitcoin viewed this fall as an opportunity to buy.
 

As soon as the news reached the globe, many people began selling their Bitcoin causing a crash in Bitcoin prices. Such crashes are not uncommon in virtual currencies.
 

China banned Initial Coin Offerings (ICO). It said that such sales violated the Chinese law and hence must be declared illegal.
 

Now recent news https://forum.primedice.com/topic/30614-bad-news-guys-by-finance-minister-of-india/


Will it continue rising in the future? No one knows the answer to this question. I believe that it will keep rising and will eventually reach the $1 million level, primarily due to continued demand because of its first mover advantage and the adoption by Wall Street. Combined with this demand we have a very limited supply of Bitcoins (when compared with other currencies or cryptocurrencies).
 

The rise or fall in the price of bitcoin depends on lot of things. Big updates and news about bitcoin hacking, stealing etc
 

Especially when crypto is booming. Here is what is going to happen when Bitcoin price will ‘skyrocket’.. This is the dirty little secret all exchangers do --

They will delay all the BTC buying orders and make excuses like “We are sorry but due to an overload of customers the orders are delayed”. The only problem is that the exchange will take place at the delayed order date.
Let’s say you buy 1 BTC during the “Big Boom” at the exchange rate of $20000 = 1 BTC. 5 days later BTC is at $60000, but you receive the order confirmation from the Exchanger at the exchange rate of $60000 = 1 BTC, and instead of receiving 1 BTC you get only 0,33 BTC. Don’t fall a victim to that, have your Bitcoins bought before the “Big Boom”.
 

Is going up fast. Too fast. Which makes me think, it will go down sometime in the future. That’s what usually happens when something rises too fast..
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Re: Need a 2 BTC Loan, Can Payback within 2-3 Days
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chaitanya31
on 02/02/2018, 08:13:36 UTC
Hello All!

I am looking for someone to loan me 2 BTC.. HANG ON! I know, after viewing my profile you probably think im insane. But just let me explain myself....

So lets say you DO loan me 2 BTC to my Wallet... How will you know you'll get your Bitcoin back? Well because Im not doing anything completely crazy with it...

Lets just say I really need a different car... And to do that I need 2 BTC to use to place a 88% Win Rate bet. Now with this 2 BTC it will essentially be placed as a "bet" (Dont be scared, its not that bad). And the bet has a 88% chance of winning because it is a 1.267 Bet. Meaning if the team wins (Which has a 88% chance of happening) then I get .55 BTC as my winnings and I send you your 2 BTC back within a day or so.

And with that .55 BTC (Which as of now is around $5,000) I can go get me a nice, used car.

So my question to you is if it is worth it? If it is comment below and I we can discuss this further. If you think this is stupid and you aren't please simply leave this post as I am wanting to talk to series inquires onkly.


Thanks everyone!

Learn from his mistake dude , stupid shit

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Re: How to earn a reward
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chaitanya31
on 02/02/2018, 05:16:21 UTC
How do I earn 0.1 bitcoins? I'm a green hand.

Making 0.1 BTC  is almost impossible right now. The only thing you can do is to trade with Altcoins to get that outcome. However, trading with Altcoins means, that you have to invest something before you can try to earn some BTC. With trading there is also the possobility that you loose all your money.

If you want to make some BTC without investing your own money you can do faucets or playing games instead.
This will not make you rich of course but at least it’s something to start with. Also, if you made some Bitcoins that way, you can go on and start trading with them to increase your profit.
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Re: NEED HELP NEWBIEZ HERE..HOW I LEARN ABOUT BITCOIN EARNING
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chaitanya31
on 02/02/2018, 05:01:06 UTC
hi to all..im a newbiez guy..can someone help me?need someone help and guide me.i want to learn how earn btc i'm interesting.everyday follow on tweeter and facebook.searching on google..thanks for helping me..
I am assuming you know the basics of Bitcoin so I shall not write about that.

To earn Bitcoins online the most efficient way is through faucets. Faucets are basically websites from which you can earn by just staying online or solving captcha codes.

It is a very disputed method and people think they are just scams. This is because there are a number of websites which are actually scams. If you know which websites to use, you can earn without doing much work and mainly without any investment.

Here are some ways, if not easy but probably ways for you to earn BTC online:

1. Mine your own Bitcoins: The very first way to get your own Bitcoins was through mining. I haven’t done this but for some people it works. While the reward is still luring, there are some issues which stand in the way of earning some loot. Maybe you can check more about it.

2. Do work for Bitcoins: If mining is not for you, you can search for work that you can do for Bitcoins. There are multiple services that will offer one an opportunity to work for cryptocurrency.

3. Offer something for Bitcoins: Another way to earn Bitcoins online is to sell something for crypto. Say for example you do online selling you can accept Bitcoins for Payments.

4. Gambling and casino games: If you are searching for a simple way to earn Bitcoins online, you may try gambling. However, while it might seem to you as easy money, gaming has a number of risks which need to be taken into consideration.

5. Use various Bitcoin faucets: What you need to know about Bitcoin faucets is that they allow you to get a small amount of cryptocurrency in particular time spans.

6. Boost your trading skills: A good way to make an earning with Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general is to do it through trading. The one that allows you buying Bitcoins with payment cards or via bank transfer, after which you can convert it to other crypto or fiat using the price volatility at your advantage.
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Re: How can I secure that my wallet is safe?
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chaitanya31
on 02/02/2018, 04:46:39 UTC
Since I have no deep understanding of the possibilities of storing crypto-currencies I have some questions which I posted already in some other thread. However didn't get any answers so far.
Actually everyone recommends to use hardware wallets, however I have some questions regarding that topic:

1. Where do most people store there less known Altcoins? Since many of the Altcoins are not supported so far by the hardware wallets.

2. How can I be sure that a newly purchased hardware wallet was not corrupted from the manufacturer or a middle man who is selling the wallet?

3. If I use a software wallet, how can I be sure the file is safe to use? Is there a kind of checksum or any other good method for securing the file is safe to use?

4. If I use multiple software wallets on one laptop which I setup for wallets only and one wallet would be corrupted, isn't there a big chance to loose everything?

Thanks for your help!

original post:   Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Tips on how to have the most secure and safe wallet

Basically, any wallet consists of 2 major parts:
a public key - this is the address where you receive your funds, and a private key - you use it to enter the wallet and to send funds.

Of course, there is a variety of wallets you might use.

Here are some of the options, divided generally in hot and cold wallets depending on their level of security.

Hot wallets - recommended for small sums of funds

Online wallets - there are the options that exchange sites provide.

It is the easiest to use and respectively, the less secure way to keep your investments.

The major discomfort is that your private address/key is being stored on the servers of these websites and that might be possibly hacked.

Mobile wallets are applications you download and install on your device.
It is comfortable but remember, that any app that uses Internet connection is not recommendable for storing your investments.

In the same time, there is also a risk that your phone might get broken or hacked.

Desktop wallets store your private key on the hard drive your computer which is the good part.

However, sill found risky, because they also use internet connection.

Cold storage - popular as more secure way of keeping your currency

Hardware devices include USB or other storage device where your private key is stored.

Paper wallet suggests that you print your private key on paper. At least, make sure you have laminated it in case of accidentally pouring liquid over it.
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Re: Reason why South Korea is much focused on regulated use of cryptocurrency
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chaitanya31
on 01/02/2018, 08:45:04 UTC
The Korea Customs Service (KCS) has revealed an investigation into illicit Forex trading practices, and uncovered $600 million (637.5 billion won) worth cryptocurrencies that were exchanged illegally in South Korea.

The statement further disclosed four instances of illegal tradings. In the first case, money was transferred from Japan to an unknown country whereby 53.7 billion won were sent to another person/entity using cryptocurrencies. In the second case, funds worth 472.3 billion Korean won were exchanged between Australia and South Korea. KCS explained that transferring funds between countries with the sole purpose of avoiding bank and remittance fees is considered illegal.

In the third case, foreign currency was sent to an overseas organization (as cryptocurrencies) which were then converted and remitted to the recipient. In the fourth case, funds worth 164.7 billion won were received by a paper company, citing ‘purchase of software’ as a coverup. KCS mentioned that it will start investigating cryptocurrency agents and forex operators for money laundering and illegal trading charges. Other areas that will undergo critical inspection include smuggling of drugs using virtual currencies. The names of the suspects were not revealed in the press release.

media articles are presenting misinformation about the actual quote.
There are great concerns regarding virtual currencies and the justice ministry is basically preparing a bill to ban cryptocurrency trading through exchanges.

Recent news also has the Ministry of Strategy and Finance with an official statement saying they do not agree with the trading ban, and there have also been reports that a petition to fire the Minister of Justice (who quoted the earlier ban) has been filed.

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Re: Best PR for an ICO project
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chaitanya31
on 01/02/2018, 07:48:08 UTC
Guys, I'm wondering, what's the best PR and advirtising practice for an ICO? What do you think is dicent and what is bad quality? How to find right professional to do it?
Crypto Gang Agency they provide a turnkey branding solution for ICOs, which includes services such as brand identity, messaging, pitch deck, website design, and development, whitepaper design, design of collateral (banners, brochures, one-pagers, business cards, exhibition stand design, etc.) and copy for all of the promotion materials.

The important thing is that 50% of the payment is taken by the project’s new tokens. This makes the branding cost very competitive and reasonable compared to other offers on the market.

They also closely collaborate with partner companies that provide other marketing services such as content marketing, bounty campaigns, PPC campaigns, media buying, etc. Here you go http://cryptogang.agency/
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Re: Books and references for beginners
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chaitanya31
on 01/02/2018, 07:32:20 UTC
Hi everyone,

I am new here and I was wondering if you could recommend me books, websites or blogs where I could learn more about cryotocurrencies. A getting started guide or something of the sort.

Thank you!  Smiley
Take it upon yourself to educate yourself. Lots of people below have listed good resources for you to follow. I’d set aside time, make it 30 minutes a day for example, to read and learn about Bitcoin. Follow influencers online, participate in conversations, and jump into forums. There’s a ton of interesting stuff to learn about Bitcoin, but don’t stress yourself out by trying to tackle it all at once.
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Re: New to Bitcoin
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chaitanya31
on 01/02/2018, 07:22:01 UTC
Hello, i am a newbie and i would like to learn some stuff about BTC. I want to know the basics and tips for earning BTC and also some profitable earning schemes. It would be helpful for me to have a better understanding of BTC trading and get to know whether it will be profitable in the long run. Thank you.
Bitcoin is a digital asset and a payment system. It is commonly called a decentralized digital currency.

It was invented by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009.

It is an open source software. This means, that no person, company or country owns this network just like no one owns the Internet.

The system is peer-to-peer, that is, users can transact directly without an intermediary like a bank, a credit card company or a clearing house.

Transactions are verified by network nodes and recorded in a public distributed ledger called the blockchain. To know what is blockchain

There are many ways to earn bitcoins over the internet. But, I would say the easiest way is by accepting bitcoin as payment. This way, you’ll never have to worry about anything except receiving the bitcoin. Normally, after a job is done, you would receive your bitcoin in exchange for the work or services you have provided. This is of course for freelancers out there who are into project-based or fixed rate jobs. But if you’re running a small online business, you can set up your website into a web store that accepts bitcoin as payment.

Another easy way to earn bitcoin is by earning bitcoins as regular income. Believe it or not, there are people out there who are using solely bitcoins to survive. These are the people who may have invested in bitcoins years ago and/or people who are accepting bitcoins as their regular income. If your online employer accepts bitcoin, you can always ask them to pay you in bitcoin.

Earn bitcoins by playing some games online. There are multiple platforms that are hiring freelancers to just play games. These sites offer bitcoin as a mode of payment. So, try xbtfreelancer, bitkong, and Free Bitcoin Faucet. These websites also offer referral programs where you could earn 50% referral commissions for life!

Earn bitcoins by installing online apps and completing online promotional offers and survey. Check out coinsbucks.io. You’ll be credited instantly after task completion and there is no minimum payout!

Sell your junk! Got a lot of stuff and don’t know what to do with them? Well, guess what? You can sell them and receive bitcoin as payment. Of course, you would have to list them on sites that allow bitcoin as payment. Try Craigslist. You’ll have the option to choose “I accept bitcoin”.

Earn free bitcoin using bitcoin faucet. There are several sites that are giving away free bitcoins. They are called faucets. Easy bitcoin faucet and moonbitcoin are just two of the many btcoin faucets where you can get free bitcoin. But, naturally, you’ll receive your bitcoin in exchange of your email address, bitcoin wallet address or by logging with your facebook account. The pay about 38 satoshi every 10 minutes. Some bitcoin faucets pay higher, so sign up with the high paying faucets. You can also earn bitcoin easily through rewards and bitcoin rebates. Remember those reward cards, gift cards or whatever you call them? Companies still offer those but today, a lot of them also offer bitcoin rewards and bitcoin rebates. You’ll earn bitcoin rebates just by shopping at any participating stores.
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Re: What about Token or Coins?
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chaitanya31
on 31/01/2018, 08:37:01 UTC
⭐ Merited by raoul78 (1)
Can anybody please differentiate between tokens and coins?
coin is a Cryptocurrency which operates independently of any other platform. For eg. Bitcoin, Dash and Litecoin. A token is a cryptocurrency which requires another platform, such as Ethereum, to exist and operate. Coins are standalone cryptocurrencies that do not require another platform to run, whereas tokens are actually built on other platforms and they exist on that platform.
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Re: Your Go To Crypto News Site
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chaitanya31
on 31/01/2018, 08:08:46 UTC
Hi,

Besides this forum of course, what site do you go to for the latest, accurate and informative news on crypto ?

I tend to google crypto news but if there's a site that carries it all in one I would definitely be interested in checking it out.
Ive been reading and learning about crypto currencies for years now.
And I would say each site has its own benefits

If your looking for education guides - then CoinDesk - Leader in blockchain news.

If your looking to compare between wallets,mining tools -cryptocompare.com

for ICO’s Cointelegraph Bitcoin & Ethereum Blockchain News hands down most updated.

And for news lately ive found that Home - DC Forecasts - Leading Digital Currencies have been uploading daily between 10–20 articles giving me the most amount of information on one site (also very user friendly)
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Re: sleeping giant
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chaitanya31
on 31/01/2018, 06:26:35 UTC
Which cryptocurrency do you think is the sleeping giant and can skyrocket soon?
Obviously, Bitcoin is one of the greatest. But it isn’t the only one. Ethereum and Litecoin are also one of the very well know altcoins. But there are a few others which are very interesting to observe because of their nature. For example, Zcash, Monero, and Dash are called the next generation cryptocurrencies. Why? Because they are much more advanced, they completely hide the identity of users and make very fast transactions. That’s why these are favorite between companies and businesses. Also, they are broadly accepted on the deep web.
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Re: ✨ What qualities you are looking for in an ICO company?
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chaitanya31
on 31/01/2018, 06:20:47 UTC
To make an assessment about ICOs, one should look at several factors relating to its team, market and business. A diligent investment strategy with careful assessment of ICO’s team, product, partnerships, current development phase and the market potential should yield good returns for an investor.
Investing in ICOs is risky, there are a lot of scammy people out there and I think that there is in fact an ICO-bubble (of shitty projects with no value) going on. And yet I think that maybe the next Google will emerge out of this fancy new way of funding. Before putting your Bitcoin, Ether or whatever in an ICO, you should ask yourself these six questions:

Question 1: Is the project just hype or will it potentially provide value?
Question 2: Who is the team, are they known, are they already successful?
Question 3: Are there "dark periods" in the road-map, do they have a plan?
Question 4: Is there a (good) Hardcap, will unsold tokens will be destroyed?
Question 5: Does the project really need the blockchain?
Question 6: Are the founders engaging with the community?

With this questions in mind, it is of course not guaranteed that the projects will be successful. But you can easily avoid most of the bad ICOs, that are built on hype and / or scam out there.
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Re: How can I follow all rules?
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chaitanya31
on 30/01/2018, 08:25:12 UTC
We should follow rules for the sake of everyone so that we have the proper order . Other people don't follow rules because they don't have self discipline they don't care what happened in the future.
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Re: [NEW] Alia's Lending Service [LOW INTEREST] [0.1% DAILY]
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chaitanya31
on 30/01/2018, 06:17:14 UTC
can you provide loan for domain as collateral (403940.com value 790$)

I'm afraid not. To me, only established alts and physical goods can be considered valid collateral. I have heard of domains being used as collateral, but do not fully understand how they would be controlled/sold. If you can tell me more about how it works, or prove its true value to me (a declaration of the $790 figure other than yourself), then I may consider doing it.

I want loan for trading at poloniex , I am best at small bitcoin trading , I need small loan from you  0.01 btc, for period of 20 days . about domain its unique one ,its valuation , you can check here estibot.com or https://www.domaining.com/valuate/ , you can  also sell this domain at godaddy auction , if you any question ask me and i will answer.. thank you for your time..
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Re: [NEW] Alia's Lending Service [LOW INTEREST] [0.1% DAILY]
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chaitanya31
on 30/01/2018, 05:52:35 UTC
can you provide loan for domain as collateral (403940.com value 790$)