While I agree with others that mining is not a good idea, you can earn bitcoin by selling products and services, and you can earn bitcoin by joining a signature ad campaign here on bitcointalk.
Topic: Hi, I'm new to the BTC scene - page 3. (Read 2352 times)
Welcome, Jenna.
While I agree with others that mining is not a good idea, you can earn bitcoin by selling products and services, and you can earn bitcoin by joining a signature ad campaign here on bitcointalk.
While I agree with others that mining is not a good idea, you can earn bitcoin by selling products and services, and you can earn bitcoin by joining a signature ad campaign here on bitcointalk.
I'm new too, hope to learn something big here
Hi, I'm Jenna from Toronto, ON and I'm new to the bitcoins scene and just wanted to say hi to all of you.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Welcome to bitcointalk.
Bitcoin mining was easy (can be done with your gaming computer) and profitable, but I am afraid the good times are gone already.
With the development of more and more efficient ASICs, the mining difficulty has been going up rapidly and it is very hard to get profit in mining now.
That is true, I have already turned off my rig, because it is not profitable anymore and rather play games with it
Hi, I'm Jenna from Toronto, ON and I'm new to the bitcoins scene and just wanted to say hi to all of you.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Welcome to bitcointalk.
Bitcoin mining was easy (can be done with your gaming computer) and profitable, but I am afraid the good times are gone already.
With the development of more and more efficient ASICs, the mining difficulty has been going up rapidly and it is very hard to get profit in mining now.
welcome to the forum. Read as much as you can (lost of things to learn).
Ps. Enjoy at max you student life (best years
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Ps. Enjoy at max you student life (best years
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Thank-you all and thanks for the warm welcoming.
Welcome abroad.
Keep reading this forum. You will realize how little you know from the media and the education you received.
Keep reading this forum. You will realize how little you know from the media and the education you received.
Hi, I'm Jenna from Toronto, ON and I'm new to the bitcoins scene and just wanted to say hi to all of you.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Hi Jenny! I'm glad you have chosen to come here and learn more. Right off the bat though, as tempting as it sounds, I wouldn't suggest heading down the mining path. Yes, he mined $1,000 of bitcoin. But either he did it over a year ago when it was easily profitable OR he has an expensive ASIC that costs thousands of dollars. I would focus on learning more about bitcoin and maybe purchasing some through an exchange. Again, mining = not worth it (in my opinion). If you insist, though, you could buy a SCRYPT asic (still, expensive), mine an "alt coin" that is profitable, and sell for BTC. Otherwise, not really worth the effort.
Hi, I'm Jenna from Toronto, ON and I'm new to the bitcoins scene and just wanted to say hi to all of you.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Hi Jenna, welcome!
I bet you feel out of place because about 99.9% of this forum are guys
I don't know if you want to obtain bitcoins by buying them or not but if you have an amount in bitcoins that is significant to you you should definately read about storing them safely (offline/cold storage and offline generated paper wallets).
Also don't do faucets because they are a waste of time.
And don't trust anyone with your bitcoins, there are a lot of scams/scam attempts in this forum and in Bitcoin land in general, if something looks too good to be true it probably is a scam.
I live in Scarborough, not the nicest area but its nice.. I love Toronto's nightlife though.
I'm originally from Victoria BC so I guess we're both from the west coast!
Nice to meet you.
I'm originally from Victoria BC so I guess we're both from the west coast!
Nice to meet you.
Funny, I actually lived in Scarborough for 3 years
True, not the best place...I've visited BC as well, it's beautiful there! Hope you can drop in Calgary sometime
I love Calgary, would love to visit again! Buy me a ticket with BTC on expedia! lol joking
I live in Scarborough, not the nicest area but its nice.. I love Toronto's nightlife though.
I'm originally from Victoria BC so I guess we're both from the west coast!
Nice to meet you.
I'm originally from Victoria BC so I guess we're both from the west coast!
Nice to meet you.
Funny, I actually lived in Scarborough for 3 years
True, not the best place...I've visited BC as well, it's beautiful there! Hope you can drop in Calgary sometime
Hi, I'm Jenna from Toronto, ON and I'm new to the bitcoins scene and just wanted to say hi to all of you.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Hi Welcome to the forum and I love ya!!!!!
I live in Scarborough, not the nicest area but its nice.. I love Toronto's nightlife though.
I'm originally from Victoria BC so I guess we're both from the west coast!
Nice to meet you.
I'm originally from Victoria BC so I guess we're both from the west coast!
Nice to meet you.
Hello, welcome to bitcointalk! I'm from Calgary but staying at Toronto for a while as well
If you have any questions about bitcoin, feel free to ask! This community is a pretty nice one, just ignore the trolls and losers
Torontoians for life (well actually, for 2 months, but oh well)!
If you have any questions about bitcoin, feel free to ask! This community is a pretty nice one, just ignore the trolls and losers
Torontoians for life (well actually, for 2 months, but oh well)!
Hi, I'm Jenna from Toronto, ON and I'm new to the bitcoins scene and just wanted to say hi to all of you.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
Yes I'm female and yes I feel out of place, but I overheard some guy at the gym mention that he "mined" $1,000 worth of bitcoins and it kind of intrigued me.
As a student and with a bit of free time I'm going to try to obtain some bitcoins, it may help pay food.
Anyways, I just wanted to present myself and say hi.
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