Do you use Bitcoin?
I looked at the site a couple days ago was thinking maybe get an account but its too complicated too much stuff to read an too many choices between account types and charges/fees and rewards(if any) aren't clear,,,after a couple of minutes i figured this is BS better pay the old way with paypal...
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Thanks for the reply! I myself can't make up my mind hence thought of asking the good people of SG!
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Thanks for the reply! I will check that out. Also, does payment fees depennd on the wallet used or it depends on the amount of transaction?
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Transaction fees depend on the number of transactions in the network and how fast you want the transfer to take. I'd suggest looking up a video on YouTube to explain it, as I'm not sure of the calculations myself. Electrum has a good slider to set the tx fee based on how long you'd like it to take.
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Thanks again for the inputs kiokizz. small giveaway added. :D
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http://www.pcgamer.com/what-you-need-to-know-about-cryptocurrency-mining/
Now I know it's PCGamer, not a very great source of unbiased information but it's a nice start.
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Hi! Thanks for the reply! I read this article but i feel i will mine bitcoins later(if at all). First i wanted to use it a bit, maybe invest a few odd dollars. :D
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only mine if you know all the stuff about it or you will just fill other peoples pockets and lose yourself money...
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Thanks again for the inputs. small giveaway added. :D
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I made a Coinbase wallet a while back (July 10 2014 according to the website) because I could get $1 for "free" as part of a promotion. My $1 is worth almost $15 today. Apart from that, never used Bitcoin.
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I got like $30 worth of bitcoin back then with the free stellars promotion, today that would be worth like $600.. if I had saved it...
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Thanks again for the inputs jbondguy007 <3. small giveaway added. :D
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Electrum is a decent hybrid between classical safe private key wallet, and potentially untrusted third-party services offering web wallet. I use it and I like it.
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thanks for the insight! and many thanks for ASF! :D
Might sound cheesy, but my 1st transaction planned is to donate to ASF and STM via bitcoins :D
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Thanks again for the inputs Archi.. If you already dont have the game, a small giveaway added above. :D
<3
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the real question is, how on earth do you even amass bitcoins to put in that wallet? ive only heard that the cost to reward for mining puts you in the negative.
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There are hundreds of local bitcoin markets, where you can exchange real cash for bitcoin and bitcoin for real cash. Personally I use my local bitmarket.pl. Sure you can also mine bitcoin, but it's much easier to just buy it if you want to - it's not really any different than exchanging for different currency.
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ayy..! hire a hitman or something! XD
Thanks again for the inputs.. small giveaway added. :D
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Thanks again for the inputs.. small giveaway added. :D
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No no no, Bitcoin isn't for spending, it's for investing and holding! Learn to use currency right!
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Kinda weird HRK offer to use bitcoin when adding funds to your wallet...
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+1 keep it 10 years and enjoy your early pensionfund
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now thats what is smart!
atleast you can but the good game around retirement in the least xD
small gib added above
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I do hope you sold a bit of the bitcoin for profit ;)
Or just still keep it 10 years haha.
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Thanks for inputs! Yes i plan on investing it for now. by using I meant which wallet to use to store them etc..
small gib added above if that interests you.Thanks again!
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very true, it isn't recommended at all as you mentioned. maybe only ride the bullish wave of uptrend.
Thanks for the inputs.. small giveaway added. :D
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I have just been holding them in Coinbase and let them multiply themselves in dollar.
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like you use it or have invested it and waiting for it to grow? if you don't mind sharing that info that is..
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read the second part of your sentence. sorry for repeating xD
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Get a wallet! If coinbase is shut down or hacked or if your account is frozen by the us governement (already happened, even by mistake), you'll use all your coins...
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As in a "physical" one on my pc? I'm just afraid it might be a hassle, like if I lose access to my laptop, reformat it, password and all, so I just let them sit in Coinbase cause they were only $5 2 years ago that I never paid attention to.
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Hardware wallet are the most secure but I was talking about a software wallet at least, like electrum. Having your own private key is the best way to be sure you'll keep your bitcoin whatever happens, here you rely only on coinbase (they have your bitcoin, you don't, if they go bankrupt good luck getting back your money)... You can backup your private key with different way, you can save it on a usb drive or write it on a paper at your home, losing acces to your laptop is not a problem if you do well....
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I had a wallet way back when bitcoin was mined on CPUs. Sadly, I lost it. Don't even remember if I had mined anything either. Haven't touched bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies since.
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I always use the organization one. (https://bitcoin.org/)
In Fact, I never heard of that https://bitcoin.com/ before, they are new.
But it doesn't matter, I don't think that there is anything to be done one the websites.
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guys, any tips on a safe exchange where to buy cryptocurrencies? not only bitcoins.
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I have browsed wiki and the internet in general regarding bitcoins. Unfortunately i am unable to distinguish between bitcoin.com and Bitcoin.org (which is the official version?).
Another of my main doubts is which Bitcoin wallet to use? I downloaded a few apps for the same, but which is trusted i really dunno since i am new to this field.
Thanks in advance.
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