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Re: Rollin.io - Article/Review + Youtube Video Campaign!
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dharkmadder
on 02/10/2016, 13:23:00 UTC
Hope this one does the work,
https://youtu.be/9UL5KneIK38

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Re: ★ ★ ★ LENDING ► CONDORAS SERVICE ◄ ESCROW ★ ★ ★
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dharkmadder
on 01/10/2016, 18:02:59 UTC
Loan Amount: 0.01 BTC
Reason: Personal
BTC Address: 12PzpfaNfE1j1PFx1uurA7DDkPXNeaQg5c
Term Length: Till 08/10/2016
Repayment: 0.0116 BTC
Collateral: This account


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I am dharkmadder from bitcointalk.org, today is 01/10/2016. I am asking for a loan from condoras with my account as collateral. If i default my loan, condoras will be the new owner of my account.
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Re: What type of sports you love in sports betting and why?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 14:14:57 UTC
I prefer American Football, Tennis and baseball. probably prefer the fastest betting options like set and 5 inning results and halftime/quarter, Don't like soccer because you have 3 options with draw being a valid result unlike other games where one team has to win most of the time.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Why in some countries Bitcoin is banned
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 14:13:31 UTC
The real reason why Russia and china for a while banned "or lets say highly recommended avoiding" BTC is because that it gives a non-country controlled estimation of the value of there currency and indirectly exchanging it with USD, these countries mostly regulate there currency value and don't want something like BTC making it's true value shows IMO.
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Re: actual number of people using Bitcoin?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 14:11:44 UTC
I think the only factor that can help in answering is the number of address. The total number of addresses, of course, gives an upper limit for the number of possible bitcoin users although not an exact estimation since everyone has multiple addresses of course and plenty not even re-using an old address and make a new one.
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Re: How many btc do you have?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 14:10:32 UTC
Less than 1 BTC, around 0.91 or so, Had more than 1 BTC for a while then bought few games with the remaining. I mostly worked around and joined giveaways to earn these so mostly did not buy any bitcoins.
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Re: Bitcoin wallet in bank?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 14:07:00 UTC
Do you think that one day you could open Bitcoin wallet in your bank, along with your.ordinary bank account? And will banks have their own wallets? Or maybe they already have? There are some rumors that some banks are preparing themselfes to addopt the Bitcoin and give it to their clients as a new service?
I doubt, Bitcoin is so different that I doubt any old fashion bank will adopt it in the current time, If bitcoins do go that mainstream there will be new banks for it I think rather than the traditional ones.
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Re: Can we earn bitcoin by Torrent seeding ?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 14:05:19 UTC
Nope, although it would be an interesting service if ever offered but nothing offers that, Seeding is more of a charity work since you help people "and help yourself on the long term" the problem would be who is going to pay the price if there is something like this.
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Re: What to do with Bitcoin?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 14:03:52 UTC
I am with keeping it in an offline paper wallet and holding the profit/investment waiting for a positive price change, don't feel safe keeping some of the invested money in suspicious sites or can fail projects. I find holding the BTC to be the best investment.
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Re: Bitcoin can disappear?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 14:00:49 UTC
I think it might disappear but if internet disappears and if that happens then people will definitely go mad as everyone is dependent on it but I don't think that internet will disappear in future in fact it will be more stronger in coming years, Also bitcoin being replaced as the digital currency is unlikely as well.
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Re: Why Bitcoin is the best future currency?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 13:59:14 UTC
I think this will be a gradual process and in the end bitcoin or a digital currency will take over, I think this is due to the normal development of currencies and eventually people would accept a digital currency "and that's not far at all, remember how CC and PayPal/Banks are almost always digital rather than paper".
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Re: is it possible to hack your bitcoin from your wallet?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 13:57:10 UTC
Of course it is possible IF you have a malware/trojan in your device and if that's the case then you CC details as well as PayPal would also be compromised, If your computer is secure and you are running a normal PC wallet then no is the answer, Bitcoins are not accessible remotely if your PC is secure.
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Re: Is bitcoin being used for illegal activities
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 13:55:56 UTC
Bitcoin is a currency and therefore it's used for some illegal activities, I seen some people in the darkweb and most of the things there are illegal and they are using BTC so yes, but in the same time bitcoin is being used for many legitimate causes therefore it's not BTC fault at all that some people use it like that.
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Re: When will be see bitcoin as international currency?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 13:50:37 UTC
Bitcoin is an international currency as it is now, You can conduct transactions wherever in the world and can exchange it to almost any local currency, I don't think bitcoin could be more international than it is now.
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Re: where the bitcoin address with the letter 3 in front?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 13:48:01 UTC
all p2sh addresses start with a 3 unlike the 1 with the regular bitcoin addresses, I am not certain but I think the new auto-generated blockchain.info addresses start with a 3 as well.
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Re: What's your biggest problem with Bitcoin
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 13:00:53 UTC
How slow it is.. I can't imagine using it like my visa card..

Yes I know about the bitcoin debit cards etc but that's not paying bitcoin directly.



Have been my problem also this past few days. I wonder if this can be cured. They say you have to pay more for it to become faster but how it is done is not yet in my knowledge.
Technically speaking, bitcoin is instant, You just send the payment and it's done. With bank payment confirmations might take a day or more so the confirmation time is not that slow. I do agree it would be more comfortable if it was faster to get confirmed.
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Re: When and why did you start using Bitcoin?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 12:54:00 UTC
Started using it in 2013 and stopped using it till 2015-2016.. Why did I start using it? One of the best payment processing methods I came across and was way better than PayPal and PerfectMoney "which I where using before".
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Re: du you spend coins on real life.
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 12:51:55 UTC
I spend it sometimes, I buy games "physical cd's" as well as giftcards when I have good info about the source, I didn't spend it in a shop or a cafe or the like because no physical store accepts it in my area or anywhere close to it.
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Re: What can i do with 3 Bitcoin?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 12:48:29 UTC
That's some crazy profit percentage you are looking for and the only investments that can offer a 1/3 return are extremely risky investments, and even with that you wouldn't be getting anything back, no one is giving loans for %33 in one week or any short term...
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Re: If bitcoin rose to $1M, what you do?
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dharkmadder
on 30/09/2016, 12:40:05 UTC
If bitcoin rose to $1 million per coin then of course I will liquidate a big portion of my stock and will still hold some coins not because I want more but in that case everyone would be accepting bitcoins and it will like dream coming true of digital economy with a real digital currency. Probably everyone in this forum would be filthy rich.