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Re: [BOUNTY] 🌟🌟🚀 CRYPTOFLIX 🌟🌟🚀 Watch Movies. Fund Films. Get Cryptos. Repeat.
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coinoberg
on 10/03/2018, 14:13:22 UTC
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Re: [ANN][BOUNTY] ⭐P2PS⭐-(Tokens already escrowed for the campaign)
by
coinoberg
on 15/02/2018, 19:05:51 UTC
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Re: [ANN][BOUNTY] ⭐P2PS⭐-(Tokens already escrowed for the campaign)
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coinoberg
on 09/02/2018, 08:31:22 UTC
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Is Buying and Holding the only way?
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coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 20:14:21 UTC
i tried to calculate how much would i make from bitcoin mining using an antminer s9, and i don't think it's worth it for me as the cost of electricity is high where i live, which is in the UK (it's 20 cents approx), i make like $300 profit a year. and obviously i can't use faucets as that will take years to get one bitcoin. so is the only way to even get any value from bitcoin is to buy it and hold it on for another few years? but it is a risky investment due to the price. or should i invest in new currencies that are cheap right now and have potential to grow to $4k a coin?  Huh
What do you want to say? Do you have a problem with how to reproduce your Bitcoins? If so, you can join campaigns. There you will earn bitcoins depending on your rank. And it's paid weekly, All you have to do is post depending on the required post you should be able to do in a week of campaigning. Because of the signature you are wearing as they are paid. So wait for about a month and you can join the campaigns
Joining on signature campaigns is not enough for him to earn 1 BTC, it will still take a lot of time before he does. Another about joining a bitcoin campaign is that it is really hard to get accepted because a lot of us really want to join one so the application in the thread gets flood immediately and the campaign managers of bitcoin campaign is a lot stricter than on altcoin campaign. So unless you will give effort to your post quality, you will have a higher chance of getting accepted there.

You are right. Just participating to bounty is beginning. You need to follow tasks in time, report in time. You need to post high quality of posts. And there is risk that even if you do your job great, you can end up with amateur bounty manager who cannot handle the bounty. so you need to put effort and you need to be lucky.
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Re: Hotels accepting bitcoin
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coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 20:10:46 UTC
This is great because in the summer, i want to go out and explore other countries and this is a great deal for me since i will stay at hotels. I will definitely try this to verify if this thing is true because i love to just use my bitcoin like a regular currency so i can prove to other people that it doesn't have much difference from bitcoin compare to the regular currency.
I haven't heard those hotels that accepting already bitcoin as a payment but if I'm just late on this news and it is already happening in O'Day will this is a great news for a bitcoin society and to bitcoin itself. It only indicates that bitcoin is keep on progressing though bitcoins price are keep on fluctuating at least the society today are learning to appreciate bitcoin.

I think I've seen one news a month ago about hotels accepting bitcoin. I actually think that is good promoting for crypto currency market. If those big hotel chains also start accepting, we can see that bitcoin demand may increase faster.
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Re: Women in the cryptocurrency industry
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coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 20:04:59 UTC
Every so often I run into an article that talks about how few women are involved in this industry compared to men. My suspicion is that there are more women involved than anyone realizes; they're just not putting their gender front and center.

What do you all think?

https://moneyish.com/ish/all-the-reasons-why-women-can-be-the-future-of-cryptocurrency/

Yes they are not posting that they are women, i am sure there are a lot of women on this forum also, the gender is not visible behind the usernames. Roll Eyes

you never know who is male and who is female behind any nickname but that is undeniable truth that we have less women in investing any thing, either crypto currencies or stock exchange etc.
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Re: Crime funded by bitcoin
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coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 20:03:19 UTC
Yes, crimes could be financed using Bitcoin, but criminals also have other methods of payment so we should not disqualify BTC becuase of that.

Surely they have other methods too but as bitcoin is more anonymous than any other method there is a shift to bitcoin by criminals that nobody can deny. I even think that the reason why bitcoin's price rose so fast is the dark side of the blockchain demand.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: Are you afraid of hackers?
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coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 19:58:45 UTC
If I had many bitcoins I guess I would be afraid, but since I am poor junky who hopes to become reach through cryptos , at this time there is nothing to steal  Smiley

no worries junky, day will come that your portfolio will also grow and you'll fear both from hackers and risk of market crash. I also don't have much but that's all I have and some of my friends wallets has been hacked. so if I say that I am not afraid, that wouldn't be true.
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Re: Are those ico's with kyc safe to invest?
by
coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 19:52:59 UTC

No ICO is safe no matter KYC or not.
Also any company that raise money without a strict KYC will never be able to cash it out in a bank in the regulated world.
Cashing out money out-of-nowhere is money laundering.


Agreed. The fact that an ICO is doing kyc verification does not mean anything. If project is scam, you'll be losing your money even after you are kyc verified. You better check the team, not if they are doing that verification.
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Board Speculation (Altcoins)
Re: When do you predict coins will be stable again?
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coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 19:33:41 UTC
In your opinion when do you predict alt coins will be stable again?

Well, I believe that market as a whole will be stable in a month and start rising up after that. As for altcoins, there are always two sides, bitcoin - altcoins.
But I believe that this is changing, and other altcoins are joining Btc, Etherium for example. So, I believe that we are going to see the value of several top crypto c. rising in next 1-2 months, and after that, slight switch to altcoins. I also believe that we are going to see another "blow" to the crypto market, such as news about ban etc... So we'll see a slight fall. The second part of 2018. is the moon for everything, fomo, another set of normies flooding in, even bigger market coverage of crypto world... All in all, if people think that 2017 was a year of crypto, they are going to be really surprised in 18/19.

Short answer, there is no such thing as stable in crypto as a whole, even less in alt coins.


I am not really sure. I don't think that will be stable in 2018. As we all know there is a big war between central banks and blockchain world. As long as this battle keeps on, market will not become stable.
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Board Service Discussion (Altcoins)
Re: Best / safest wallet for storing ETH
by
coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 19:32:03 UTC
Thanks for all the replies!

It seems that a hardware wallet pops up a lot over and over so it seems thats the direction that I need to go. Why is MEW so highly regarded? Are there no other wallets that are considered as highly as MEW?

You can also check Mist, many people consider it is a better wallet than MEW. And there are plenty other wallets for Ethereum, but I suggest you to use a well known one (at least until you become more familiarized with this crypto thing).

I`m using MEW since the beginning and I never had problems - first I used it with Json and password, then I found out it`s more secure with Metamask so I added it and now I`m using MEW together with a Nano S (by the way, the Ledger stores many other coins, not only ETH and its ERC20 - Bitcoin, NEO, Ripple, Litecoin, Dash etc). Ledger or Trezor, it`s up to you, but a hardware wallet is a must!

I also use myethwerwallet since beginning. Only thing I added is Ledger Nano S on top of it to make it more secure. I know mew is already secure platform even without hardware wallet but you never know.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Banks will use blockchain
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coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 14:36:52 UTC
https://www.ft.com/content/7dc8738c-a922-11e7-93c5-648314d2c72c

Banks are now team up to use blockchain. What is your thought on this guys?
It could affect the cryptocurrency or not?

Blockchains will probably be used in various industries because of the benefits of this technology. However, this doesn’t mean they will use Bitcoin or any other decentralized blockchains. They will most likely make their own centralized blockchains. I don’t really think this will affect Bitcoin because Bitcoin still has the advantage of being decentralized.

I am not agree with that. I don't think either banks will accept any crypto currency or create their own blokchain. Reason is that banks are built on the philosophy of centralization and blockchains are against their main philosophy. So I don't think that can accept it.
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Re: Ethereum Wallets?
by
coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 14:31:37 UTC
Dont' do your life so complicated, just use myetherwallet. It is pretty simple and safe if you know how to use it right. But I recommend you do not hold all your money in one wallet.
I have used that now, What about jaxx.io ?

I've tried jaxx a little bit but somehow didn't like it so much. I am also using myetherwallet. Super easy to create wallet and send money. There is even integration with hardware wallets like ledger and trezor in case you want to add extra security layer on your wallet.
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Re: What fears did you have when you first started dealing with Cryptocurrencies?
by
coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 14:29:39 UTC
When you first went head first into the unknown,what were your thoughts? What were you afraid the most?  Huh

I fear of being hacked or unknowingly victimized by a phising sites that will attack me when my investments become more successful. I had a lot of fear the first time I tried cryptocurrencies since I am not techy and well known around the net and about trading. Its a good thing I spend a lot of time here in bitcointalk since I usually got heads up about threats and information that can help my trading ventures.

As far as I read from comments most of us has similar fears. The main fear I have is that next morning I will wake up and see that market has crashed. Second biggest fear is that as you say hackers will hack my wallet and I will lose everything I have.
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Re: Bounty or Airdrop?
by
coinoberg
on 28/01/2018, 14:27:47 UTC
Bounty or Airdrop? what is the most easiest way to earn tokens?
I think Airdrop is the most easiest way to earn token. Because airdrop is one work way to get token and bounty is week or ICO time work to get token. I prefer  airdrop then bounty for easiest way to get token.

Well Airdrop is the easiest one but if you compare the return on investment comparing to the time that you spend and the money you receive, you will find out that bounties are much more profitable.
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Board Bounties (Altcoins)
Re: [ANN][BOUNTY] ⭐P2PS⭐-(Tokens already escrowed for the campaign)
by
coinoberg
on 26/01/2018, 11:33:35 UTC
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Re: [BOUNTY][ICO 22 January] 🚀 — NaPoleonX (Signature, Twitter, Facebook) 🌟
by
coinoberg
on 25/01/2018, 17:43:21 UTC
Hello,

I joined the signature bounty. My member id is coinoberg and level is "Full Member"

Good luck!
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Re: [ANN][BOUNTY] ⭐P2PS⭐-(Tokens already escrowed for the campaign)
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coinoberg
on 19/01/2018, 13:49:44 UTC