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Quote from: anakinisme on August 03, 2016, 03:52:54 PM

Quote from: inTech on August 03, 2016, 05:48:38 AM

Quote from: anakinisme on August 02, 2016, 03:55:46 PM

Anyone in SG interested to invest mining farms in Malaysia?

I am not interested. However it would be good if you can give more details such as location of farm and initial cost.

Mining equipment provide by investor, we will do the setup, maintain and monitor the farm. Monthly profit split into 50/50 after deducted monthly expenses, no hidden cost. Location will be in Malaysia. Guaranteed ROi within 10 months. PM me if interested.

How much per kW/h?

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Quote from: inTech on August 03, 2016, 05:48:38 AM

Quote from: anakinisme on August 02, 2016, 03:55:46 PM

Anyone in SG interested to invest mining farms in Malaysia?

I am not interested. However it would be good if you can give more details such as location of farm and initial cost.

Mining equipment provide by investor, we will do the setup, maintain and monitor the farm. Monthly profit split into 50/50 after deducted monthly expenses, no hidden cost. Location will be in Malaysia. Guaranteed ROi within 10 months. PM me if interested.

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Quote from: anakinisme on August 02, 2016, 03:55:46 PM

Anyone in SG interested to invest mining farms in Malaysia?

I am not interested. However it would be good if you can give more details such as location of farm and initial cost.

anakinisme

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Anyone in SG interested to invest mining farms in Malaysia?

ranochigo

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Quote from: marclazaroo on July 14, 2016, 04:52:42 AM

Hi to everyone here, im from SG too! Any recommended bitcoin sites to buy BTC in Singapore?

Localbitcoins allows for face to face trades and bank transfer, that is one of the best sites to purchase Bitcoins here. Else, you can try fyb-sg, bank transfers are relatively fast and only IC (front and back) verification is needed.

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Quote from: marclazaroo on July 14, 2016, 04:52:42 AM

Hi to everyone here, im from SG too! Any recommended bitcoin sites to buy BTC in Singapore?

Hello marclazaroo! Welcome to Bitcointalk! I hope you will enjoy yourself here.

If you are looking to purchase Bitcoin in Singapore, I would recommend you CoinHako. They are Singapore based company with advanced technology to keep your transactions safe. They also have active team members that can help you.

Some other you can consider is LocalBitcoin (be very careful) and Quoine.

I have never use any of them before.

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Hi to everyone here, im from SG too! Any recommended bitcoin sites to buy BTC in Singapore?

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Quote from: PemburuReceh on July 13, 2016, 02:28:39 PM

Hi all, a new Singaporean based Bitcoin user here Cheesy

Welcome to the world of cryptocurrencies and Bitcointalk! I hope you will enjoy yourself here and learn more about Bitcoin.

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Hi all, a new Singaporean based Bitcoin user here Cheesy

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Quote from: bclcjunkie on July 09, 2016, 11:53:22 PM

do you plan to reduce fees? i find 10% per transaction ridiculously high. Shocked

Quote from: coinhako on May 25, 2016, 05:38:12 AM

Yes, we are live in Malaysia! Thanks for the support jacktheking Kiss

Btw, i'm curious to know if your signature is an ad or...? We just launched our referral program and we're wondering how those signature ads are done.

We're giving away $5 for both parties! more info @ https://www.coinhako.com/blog/coinhako-referral-program/

Where did you read that? From the FAQs page (https://www.coinhako.com/faq), the reply to "What are the fees?" is as quoted below.

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We only charge 0.9% for each transaction that converts bitcoins into fiat money, and vice versa. There are no fees to set up a wallet or receive bitcoins. Sending bitcoins will incur a miner's fee that typically ranges from a fraction of a cent to a few cents.

It is extremely ridiculous for an exchange to charge 10% fees per transaction. Anyway, I'd have to agree that the fees is somewhat high (the 0.9%).

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do you plan to reduce fees? i find 10% per transaction ridiculously high. Shocked

Quote from: coinhako on May 25, 2016, 05:38:12 AM

Yes, we are live in Malaysia! Thanks for the support jacktheking Kiss

Btw, i'm curious to know if your signature is an ad or...? We just launched our referral program and we're wondering how those signature ads are done.

We're giving away $5 for both parties! more info @ https://www.coinhako.com/blog/coinhako-referral-program/

bitboy30

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Bitcoin Survey (with Prizes!)

Hello,

We are researchers from Cornell University conducting a study on the bitcoin ecosystem.
Our goal as researchers is to understand the bitcoin ecosystem and its users.

All information gathered in this survey will be kept confidential. Individuals who complete this survey will automatically be entered into a raffle to win free bitcoin. We will be awarding 50 prizes to survey participants.

Thank you!

Sincerely,
Cornell Research Team

Survey: - https://co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_bwkuCSUvMIsgE6x

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lol and promote bitx :p

ninjaboon

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Where do the Singapore Bitcoin whales hang out?

If you do know, ask them to join my Telegram group..there are over 500 members in it.

https://telegram.me/btcmalaysia2

oivuiqua1111

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For those who want to invest in bitcoin check out this website for more info. Dont miss the opportunity. Thanks guys.
https://btcpanda.com/register/gialoc0104

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Quote from: coinhako on May 25, 2016, 05:38:12 AM

Yes, we are live in Malaysia! Thanks for the support jacktheking Kiss

Btw, i'm curious to know if your signature is an ad or...? We just launched our referral program and we're wondering how those signature ads are done.

We're giving away $5 for both parties! more info @ https://www.coinhako.com/blog/coinhako-referral-program/

My signature can be consider as an advertisement. It is referred as signature campaign here at Bitcointalk. Signature campaigns and run by big company (mostly online gambling) to pay people to post at Bitcointalk. In return, the poster signature space will be filled by the company advertisement (text based, no image).

Check out Services for some active signature campaigns and you should get a rough idea of what it is.

I am with CoinsBank and they are paying me 0.0008 Bitcoin per post.

If you are thinking to run a signature campaign, I'd recommend you not to. Since CoinHako only allows trades between SGD, MYR and BTC, I do not think there will be enough interest. Additionally, I rarely see Singaporean or Malaysian posting at Bitcointalk.

Your referral program look great. I will check it out.

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coinhako

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Yes, we are live in Malaysia! Thanks for the support jacktheking Kiss

Btw, i'm curious to know if your signature is an ad or...? We just launched our referral program and we're wondering how those signature ads are done.

We're giving away $5 for both parties! more info @ https://www.coinhako.com/blog/coinhako-referral-program/

jacktheking

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Quote from: coinhako on May 14, 2016, 06:47:08 AM

Thanks for the kind words Jacktheking & Quartx.

You're welcome. I received an email recently from CoinHako. It is great to know that your team is expanding toward Malaysia. I wish this Singapore based exchange success.

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Quote from: jacktheking on April 13, 2016, 12:02:43 AM

Quote from: Quartx on April 12, 2016, 10:53:40 PM

Quote from: Newar on April 11, 2016, 05:54:56 AM

Quote from: bitcoinisfurture on April 06, 2016, 04:40:55 AM

Which are the popular exchanges for trading in Singapore?

FYBSG

itBit (biggest Volume)

Quoine

CoinHako

Localbitcoins

I would recommend CoinHako, not affiliated

Even though I have never use any of the exchange sites in the list but I also strongly recommend CoinHako. The reason is simple, because it is one of the most active Singapore based site here at Bitcointalk. In addition, they are also very active on various social network from my point of view.

Thanks for the kind words Jacktheking & Quartx.

To answer Newar,
- we are a wallet service and we do not operate our own orderbook. instead, we plug ourselves into the most liquid exchanges to offer the most competitive pricing and liquidity.
- our platform is geared towards simplicity for the newbies & non-technical users
- and our mission is to give the average joe easy access to bitcoin all over asia
- are fees the biggest concern? an experienced trader will take a step further to look at the depth pricing.
- we process a huge % of the local volume. give us a try. perhaps you will end up using us

it is apparent that most early bitcoiners are filled with pessimism these days. sincerely hope none of us belong to that group. the community and local startups need the love.

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