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Scottsummers

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  1. Personally I'm just about at the end of my patience in trying to contribute to the site. No matter what I do the forum just keeps deleting posts. Old, new, helpful, constructive. No matter who you are or what you say. No matter where I post or how many I make. They keep deleting posts and topics faster than I can constructively contribute. I'm not spamming for the sake of it. Last night I made 11 replies. This morning I've had 10 others deleted. All that seems to be happening is that old posts are deleted as we get paid for new ones so we have to posts twice or three times per 1000 sats payment. I just don't see how I can carry on feeling like I'm getting screwed over.
  2. This sound so much like someone who is trying to get advice for themselves but are sayi g it's for a friend ๐Ÿ˜‚ All multiple accounts should and I guess will be banned. Why do you need 2 accounts anyway. Tell your friend to forget abiut yobit pay by post. It's over for them.
  3. So the general idea seems to be $100-300. Which to be honest I agree with. Compound interest makes a huge difference over time and a small amount like $10 can grow large over time. But if you have at least $100-200 you can easily start to see profits that will start to cover the bills pretty quickly. If you're careful of course.
  4. I think it's entirely possible but you will need some capital. And will have to trade it or invest it. You may make losses to start but I think you can quite safely make 10% per day on $200 and get what you need out in profit. Try the doge or smaller markets for good opportunities for smaller traders. The bug fish don't even look there sometimes.
  5. I created a crypto news page on Facebook ages ago and got bored with it. I really never though about selling. I just kind of let it drift away. Maybe I should bring it back to life and sell it too. Is there a specific reason for the sale?
  6. I think personally that we'll see 8 or 9k around the end or beginning of the year. But I think to see this as a massively good thing is optimistic. Btc has done much better without a halving coming up and the trends upwards that we've all, or at least most of hus a hoped for are not yet here. I fear that with the usual sell of at Christmas from amateurs will cancel out any bull movement.
  7. It may be the most popular but best should be decided on how much profit is taken away from it by its traders. Its so hard to measure this. For me of all the platforms I prefer the Yobit user interface but there are better places to do certain things. There is something as a smaller trader that I don't like about binance I fell like I'm guaranteed to get screwed somehow.
  8. I wouldn't worry too much about it. There are strong laws against actually publishing this kind of content. Most times this kind of scam they have a small amount of info like a desktop password which makes you think they have more. I wouldn't send anything to anyone. Ever. If you are so concerned contact your authorities.
  9. I hope it does have a positive effect on the price, but I'm sure that it won't have the effect people exoect. The recent halving on LTC did not have the effect people expected at all. The LTC had been bought way in advance of the halving and then the price actually declined. Despite everyone saying it would go up x2. I think buying BTC now based on the halving having a huge effect is not a good idea. But I still think lots of people will do it in hope. I think whatever happens with BTC the altcoins will follow one way or another as they normally do. Maybe a couple will break away like Doge did earliest this year.
  10. I actually had not thought so much of this in terms of my life. I guess some kind of tattoo would be my obvious choice. A puzzle in tattoos that if solved unlocked my crypto. That would be a cool thing to leave behind. I'd have a more boring backup incase it failed. I suppose the place to leave them would be with your lawyer or whoever manages your estate when you die.
  11. Nice post. I find it really frustrating now how everything is given the label crypto or coin when they are far from it. There are so many differences between all the new coins and tokens. This pretty much explains it how I wish I could when I get annoyed at people who don't get it. I saw you post lots at the beginning but not for a while. Good to cross paths again. Yourw one of the few that posts a lot and also talks a lot of sense.
  12. To make money passively you need some capital and to have worked hard for a while. To just make money from the start from doing nothing is not realistic. You need to build yourself a bankroll and trade your money to make profit. Nobody is going to give you free money. Even faucets take something in return. Either your time. Try affiliate marketing. Some exchanges will give you $10 per referral. Built a page and get online presence. Get people to use your links and recommendations. But you will have to work hard for it. If you want a good amount that is. Best of luck.
  13. For me it's not my main style of trading but when I find an opportunity its like a crypto Easter egg for me. I see them every now and then and get excited but ifen some get there first. I see them mainly accross doge and btc market in yobit but I'm sure they pop up elsewhere. I just do t have the patience to sit looking for them all the time. It's pretty safe and reliable of you get in quick and make the move before the position closes.
  14. I think the second design that stellar lumens came out with was a great idea. They switched for a rocket going to the moon. I think it's a clever idea, attractive to new people to crypto and a little nod to our terminology. I hope it does go to the moon one day too as I'll be rich ๐Ÿ˜‚
  15. The closing of these sites and apps like LTC spinner eth spinner faucet hub is because there simply is no profit in faucets. You can build small amounts up but you are almost always out of pocket of wasting your time. Yobit offers freecoins and IB which is effectively free coins if you invest some too. I think your efforts will be better focused on doing something else with crypto that chasing round for a few litoshis here and there. Not worth it honestly.
  16. The only safe 100% way is to buy. Put in an offline wallet and wait till the price goes up. I'm not surprised you got scammed expecting those kinds of returns. Although I don't take any joy in seeing it happen. I don't know of any easy ways to invest and make Litecoin though any particular site. My advice buy and trade with it. Or just wait for a dip and hodl. Forget 70% over 45 days in LTC.
  17. You should follow the steps on your browser through you email the forgot password section. It should ask you verification questions. If you cannot answer any of the questions they will give you the option to contact directly or have them review the request. It make take a few days but seriously if money is involved and you are genuine. its worth contacting your email provider directly. They will be happy to help.
  18. I think that halving has already taken effect. Traders are no longer caught out by halving. Just look at recent LTC halving actually the price went down hard afterwards because everyone bought well before the halving 6 months previous. I really don't see the halving causing any shock waves in the exchanges this time round. Maybe a little bit of hype from the odd news outlets but no major effect price wise. If anything I think it will dip like LTC.
  19. Web access is fine for me. Apps usually cause problems. Are very expensive and be exploited. My favourite thing about this place is that it reminds me of the forums from the early 00s. I really love that.
  20. This is actually not true. The part about it being possible anyway. Google and Apple both banned mobile mining over 12 months ago due to safety concerns and damage to devices. All mining apps that run on your phone now are cloud mining emulators and often just collect data from your phone and give a token in return. No mobile phone could ever in a million years mine even a small amount of BTC. The power required is immense compared to a phone. So yes you are right it's not profitable. But that is simply because its not possible. So nobody could every pay you a worthwhile amount of money for it. It's literally not worth the time or battery life. Might as well put down your phone and do an hours work.
  21. It's interesting to see how many different answers each person has for this question. I'm not sure the answer either for sure. So many of these factors can be in play. Sometimes volume seems like witchcraft to me. I'm going to take some of these ideas and try apply them though. Volume is the one thing that I really don't get fully.
  22. I have literally never once counted the amount of letters in one of my posts. I did originally sign up for the free sats I'll admit. But I've never got be that far. I just enjoyed posting. I'd argue that if you are saying anything of any meaning then you will probably break 100 characters. If you're having to count letters and add more to make up the numbers it probably isn't constructive.
  23. I used a very similar page once. Thankfully just running on a spare screen and to be honest it was just a scam. I was in my early days and they asked for a withdrawal fee. It was very small so I sent it and obviously never got my withdrawal. I'll provide the name of the site if I can find it but just don't waste your time. If it pays you anything its because they are taking something in return. Probably your data.
  24. I'd say the simple answer in an ideal simple world would be that mass adoption would happen. It could also be that everyone knew of crypto because it was a financial scandal or something worse. I don't think that would happen but it could. I think once people are familiar with BTC, most likely through apple or their phone software we will see much more awareness and at that point I think we will start to see the 100k prices that we all hope so much for.
  25. I think this is a pretty good attitude to take. People will self moderate to some point. Serious users won't worry abiut it. And the ones who get reported we can only assume will be dealt with. We do want a clean forum but we don't want 5000 mods competing for posts to report like theyre giving parking tickets. Just click report if it's junk and trust the current mods to do the job.
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