Don't want to be too sarcastic, but everybody wants to earn money fast. If it was easy, everybody would be rich. So people who found out how to do it, aren't going to tell.
This is the most legitimate post in your thread. Listen to this user.
If you want money / bitcoin / anything in life, you'll have to earn it.
Work to earn and put what you earn to work for you.
Trading is probably a better way to earn coins than mining, but you need to get some coins before you begin. If you dislike trading or need a new graphics card anyway, then mining may be a better option.
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Re: We're All Early Adopters Again!
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neot
on 26/02/2014, 04:54:54 UTC
Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell. Buy low sell high!
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Re: I am new in crypto-currency
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neot
on 26/02/2014, 04:35:00 UTC
I trade DOGE for BTC.
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Re: How do I get more mhash\s
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neot
on 26/02/2014, 03:56:15 UTC
Mine scrypt coins and exchange for bitcoins. Watch the markets. Buy low, sell high.
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Re: Optimized Faucet Surfing | Less time && More Satoshi == Good Day!
DONT BOTHER WITH FAUCETS newbies! Just spend your time here doing giveaways and such.
It's not the fastest way, it's not the most effective way, and it's not the most fun way. But faucets exist cause people use them, and at least getting a tiny bit of "free" (captcha-filling in required) bitcoins was what got me hooked on this. I'm not investing real money into this, and while faucets might only give you a few hundredths of a dollar per day bitcoins will (hopefully,most likely) grow in price a lot this coming year, and those fractions will in the end become -some- money.
And also, i got scammed by the people at bitcominers, so if anyone has some coins to spare i´l be the happiest man alive... My whole year just down the toilet.
thebitcoinmaster.com is a good working faucet. I have tried it and it works well.
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Re: Overstock getting close $1million sales in bitcoin
I haven't read this thread yet but the article I saw stated that the CEO plans to start holding coins, and is looking into ways to pay salaries and vendors in BTC.
That may happen in the future when bitcoin has wider acceptance.
1) So as long as you remove your bitcoins from the exchange immediately then you are still in possession of your bitcons, correct? 2) To get USD in return for bitcoins I assume you reverse the process and send your bitcoins to an exchange? 3) Is there another purpose for these exchanges, for instance do some people store their bitcoins there for weeks/months?
I'm confused what is the benefit of storing your bitcoins at an exchange? I would just store my private key in my safe at home and a few other hiding places outside of my digital harddrives.
1) Yes. If you remove them from the exchange to your own wallet, then the exchange can get hit by a meteor and it won't affect you.
2) You can certainly do it this way, yes. But there are also other options, such as face to face trade via sites like localbitcoins.com
3) Trading between crypto currencies is the major function of an exchange. And you would store the coins at the exchange for as long as you wished to trade. After you;ve made your profits or your losses, you can always just transfer out to your wallet again. The disadvantage of keeping coins on exchanges longterm is that you are then exposed to the same risks as the exchange - i.e. natural disaster, theft, scam, insolvency, fund seizure etc etc. See the ongoing tale of MtGox for an example.