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Sounds advice - but is it relevant to crytpo? I would say <20% of the population know more than the name of a crypto currency. And <1% are trading.If everyone is doing it,
DO NOT DO IT!
He ran some sort of mining pool where you would pay 500 bucks and that would buy a crypto machine for them, and then you would get a percentage of whatever is mined.
Me too.All I have read in the news since December is BUY BITCOIN! How to get started in bitcoin. BUY BUY BUY!
That's enough of a red flag for me.
Well the Party is over at the Moment
Pool mining is actually quite common, but the usual way is to do software mining, meaning that users connect their private machines to a pool and share the outcome according to the cpu power they contribute.The name is eluding me right now but I was recently invited to go to a talk with some Bitcoin millionaire.
He ran some sort of mining pool where you would pay 500 bucks and that would buy a cryptomachine for them, and then you would get a percentage of whatever is mined.
Does that seem like a scam to you?
The name is eluding me right now but I was recently invited to go to a talk with some Bitcoin millionaire.
He ran some sort of mining pool where you would pay 500 bucks and that would buy a cryptomachine for them, and then you would get a percentage of whatever is mined.
Does that seem like a scam to you?
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