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I wrote an article about earning bitcoin for my website.

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Bitcoin is limited to 21M because it's a designed to be a deflationary currency. The hard cap ensures that the inflation rate is set in the code, predictable, and decreased over time until it is no more.

Discussions of money, currency, and inflation need only have two parameters: supply and demand ...

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Do you have a bank account? I know you say you can use VISA, but if you have a bank account it appears you can use Uphold. You just can't use a credit card. Another option would be Local Bitcoins. There are 72 cities in which people are offering cash trades for Bitcoin. There are 20 in Luanda alone.

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If in US still there are no services like these... is time that somebody create them.

The closest we had was billpayforcoins.com. the banks backing them kept shutting them down for being Bitcoin related. Then bills didn't get paid. Then people got understandably upset. Now they're basically ...

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I also have a swipe card (BTC debit card) so there is nothing I can think of that is not possible to buy with bitcoins now.

My landlord doesn't take BTC or plastic cards.
My water company doesn't take BTC or plastic cards.
My daughter's tumbling gym doesn't take BTC or plastic cards.

I still ...

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All bills can be paid in bitcoin using http://www.livingroomofsatoshi.com

I'm so envious of that one.

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I never understood the need to "wash" my Bitcoin. I've never understood the need for a tumbler. Let me first be clear, I'm a proponent for privacy. But I'm not going to risk my Bitcoin going through another service of any kind without some kind of need. There must be some kind of risk I'm trying to ...

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The thing to remember is that the Bitcoin isn't *in* your wallet. Bitcoin is only ever on the blockchain out there on the nodes that record Bitcoin transactions. It's not a piece of data that moves from computer to computer. It's not a file or anything that is transferred. What is in your wallet is ...

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Cool site!

Thank you! I worked hard on it and am happy every time someone says it helped them out.

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BitAddress.org gives you the ability to create offline paper wallets. Yes, you can create wallets. Yes you can store Bitcoin in them. But you can't send, receive, spend, or use it in any meaningful way other than storing it. Wallet software like electrum creates those addresses and keys. The ...

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For more information on why mining bitcoin with your computer is impossible with numbers and sources, read the article titled, "Should I Start Mining Bitcoin?" on my website, Incorporating Bitcoin.

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I love to help new users. In fact, I love to help so much I wrote a whole website called Incorporating Bitcoin for that reason! I'm always around to help if I can.

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Schrodinger's Investment: High Risk and Won't Fail

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As posted above, it really depends on where you're located and what means you have at your disposal. I usually direct people to Coinbase or Circle to get started, but I also wrote a piece titled Buying Bitcoin Unbanked that has different resources that may be of help.

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Hello! Welcome to the show!

As with all new people, I would like to offer up my website, Incorporating Bitcoin , as a source of learning. I write tutorials, education posts, reviews, and opinion articles. Maybe something there will help you get started.

If you have any questions, feel free to ...

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Bitcoin equals money. You're basically asking us how to make money. Go out and earn money, just ask for Bitcoin instead of dollars or exchange the dollars you make for Bitcoin. There is no magic, free money in the world.

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I don't use Coinpost, but I'm guessing you go to your account at Coinpost, find something that says deposit, scan the QR code with your Circle app, and send.

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Ah! Of course. Thank you.

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Telling your clients to "backup your header-keys" is always tricky

You lost me. Is there a typo on one of my pages? Did I misspeak? I've been known to do that...

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Thanks for the reply and suggestions!

I actually do go over that in the later Tutorial posts and in the detailed Reviews of those wallets. The Tutorial series is meant to function like a class. I tried to reduce variables at the start and work people up to more advanced topics. Starting off too ...

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I've been posting in a couple sections of the forum, mainly Beginners, but it looks like I haven't added myself to the list of services here. I started a site to teach new users how to easily start incorporating Bitcoin into their lives. It's still fairly new, but I think it's coming along nicely ...

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The site you're trying to pay accepts Bitcoin through their Coinbase account. It doesn't matter where the Bitcoin comes from. So you go through the payment process until you get to where they give you a Bitcoin address to send Bitcoin to. You then go to your Circle app and scan the barcode they show ...

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I appreciate tips for my writing after the fact, I just think payments for writing are a conflict of interest. If I get paid to write about something I feel compelled to find something nice to say. Reviews should be objective.

Tips after the fact are a nice way of saying thank you and then there's ...

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Ok, my review is up. You can read it here.

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Hi,

Thanks for your interest.

When you sign up. Please send me in a private message your bitfortip btc address in order to credit your account to try it out.

My account already had BTC in it when I signed up. Thanks for the offer, though. I'm working on my review right now and should have it ...

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Yes, there probably is a way. You can export your private keys from one wallet and import them into the other wallet. The Bitcoin will show in both wallets because both know the keys. But if you get rid of the wallet you don't want anymore the one you do want will still know the keys. Bitcoin aren't ...

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I'll put you on my list of things to review for my site. If you like what I've written you can donate, but I don't take payment for reviews. Conflict of interest and all that...

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Current fees are pennies. Why should this be a problem? Just send them to your other wallet.

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How did you get in on the referral program?

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What would you say that forum has over this one, what do they do better?

He owns it.

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