While you were all focused on BTC

I highly suggest blockfolio.

Keeps track of your investments.

Charting feature.

And cryptocurrency news articles.

All wrapped up in a nice little package.

Smart phone and tablet.

a reply to: notsure1

That's how ponzi schemes work.

People get paid as long as new people are coming in.

There are constant returns regardless of market conditions(pay attention everything is down right now).

There's no way that can be sustained especially after the beating XRP took after CoinMarketCap's little "adjustment" to their averaging.

It's a scam. Stop doing business with a scam. Stop recommending scams to other people.

originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: notsure1

That's how ponzi schemes work.

People get paid as long as new people are coming in.

There are constant returns regardless of market conditions(pay attention everything is down right now).

There's no way that can be sustained especially after the beating XRP took after CoinMarketCap's little "adjustment" to their averaging.

It's a scam. Stop doing business with a scam. Stop recommending scams to other people.

It changes rates as the market changes. Its not a scam. LMAO. You need to look harder

originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: notsure1

That's how ponzi schemes work.

People get paid as long as new people are coming in.

There are constant returns regardless of market conditions(pay attention everything is down right now).

There's no way that can be sustained especially after the beating XRP took after CoinMarketCap's little "adjustment" to their averaging.

It's a scam. Stop doing business with a scam. Stop recommending scams to other people.

its the same as the free bitcoin one freebitco.in... with 11 nillion users and the free dogecoin one freedoge.co.in...

these are not scams do some research before you make yourself look dumb.

Bought Ox ( ZRX)

Two left !



Across the board crytpos getting murdered today.

a reply to: notsure1

"Hey guys look at all this free money"

lol

Ok. Folks do what you want, it's your money.

originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: notsure1

"Hey guys look at all this free money"

lol

Ok. Folks do what you want, it's your money.

lol it is legit and i am pretty sure you have googled it and found out by now that it is legit.

You just cant admit you were wrong so you say something all smartass lol.

a reply to: notsure1

He's not wrong.

Paid cents on the dollar making someone else richer.

Hours wasted.

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: notsure1

He's not wrong.

Paid cents on the dollar making someone else richer.

Hours wasted.

But you know what you are paid before you click anything at these faucets sites, So how is it a scam?

I have over 600 dogecoins from the free site by playing the multiplyer.

I cant get over a few hunderd satoshi on the bitcoin one. The other one paid me right to my coinpot account.

Then I sold 500 dogecoins on ebay for 18$ that i got for free from the site.

So how am I beig scammed?

seriously let me know.

a reply to: notsure1

Then I sold 500 dogecoins on ebay for 18$ that i got for free from the site.

That's doing the scamming.

Current price it's $5 bucks.

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: notsure1

Then I sold 500 dogecoins on ebay for 18$ that i got for free from the site.

That's doing the scamming.

Current price it's $5 bucks.

Well I dont sell as a damm favor I sell it to make a profit.

a reply to: notsure1

My first foray in the crypto world was faucets.

After an entire month with less than a dime to show for it.

I just buy.

More profit.

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: notsure1

My first foray in the crypto world was faucets.

After an entire month with less than a dime to show for it.

I just buy.

More profit.

They suck for sure dont pay much. But with the muliplyer why not try its free?

Start with a penny and double it 30 times in a row thats over a million bucks.

a reply to: projectvxn

Faucets aren't scams, the ones I've used anyway. You could make the argument of Ponzi only in the case that you're generating web traffic for the site.

We're talking portions of cents per hour here. Nothing to get rich on.

a reply to: neo96

Right now it is giving a minimum of 15 satoshi I know thats nothing right.

47% chance of winning close to BJ in a casino

1 roll 30
2 roll 60
3rolls 120
4 240
5 480
6 560
7 1120
8 2240
9 4480
10 8960 (9000 round up)
11 18000 12 36000
13 72000
14 144000
15 288000
16 576000
17 1114000
18 2228000
19 5556000

20 in a row and you have a whole bitcoin.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: projectvxn

Faucets aren't scams, the ones I've used anyway. You could make the argument of Ponzi only in the case that you're generating web traffic for the site.

We're talking portions of cents per hour here. Nothing to get rich on.

faucet sites are good for beginners because it teaches you different coins and other valuable stuff.

At faucet hub I have been claiming peercoin and allready have almost 2 coins they aint worth much but Im gonna get 10 or 20 then do another cheap coin.

a reply to: JinMI

Like I said, I will engage in investments, everyone else can do what they want with their money.

What a turn around.

Green across the board.



Ven +32%
XRP +25%
XLM+36%

It's because (as expected), SK officially came out and said, nope, not banning. It's one of the reasons I chose NOW to get into this.

FINALLY able to buy some Ripple today. Man, what a pain in the butt. Even though minimum amount is 20 Ripple, most exchanges want a tiny bit more, so had to figure all that out. (since they rarely actually tell you what the minimum amount is per currency you are trying to trade from.)

I ended up going with Coinswap, then via EverCoin (after creating a separate, Ripple wallet at Toast Wallet for the destination).

Had to actually buy a little over 33 Ripple to meet the minimum. But I have it now! Woo Hoo! (though not crazy about all the fees involved, so in no hurry to do that again).

Then, bought some more bitcoin to replace what I converted. Still have to do this with some other currencies too, but likely not this week. (and hopefully with less fees)

a reply to: Gazrok

he exchange temporarily closed new registrations last week while undergoing an update to allow for higher volumes, and has since re-opened them to limited numbers.

cointelegraph.com...