Saturday, December 31, 2016

LITHIUM THE NEW CRYPTO CURRENCY

Lithium is crypto currency like the other crypto currency such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Waves... etc. Lithium is a peer to peer self regulating ledger system whose primary application is currency. Lithium was delepod with 100% new source code. The project does not draw code from other repositories but takes inspiration from the foundations laid down



SPECIFICATION:
Total Coins: 30,000,000
Hashind: sha223
System: Proof of Transaction
Block Times: 1 minute
Block Reward: 2 coins
Year Interest: 3.5%


DISTRIBUTION METHOD:
1.   ICO.
      Total suplay ICO: 25,500,000 (85%)
ICO Start: January 2
ICO End: January 30 (or when all coins are sold)
Coins Offered: 25,500,000 LITHIUM
Raising: Between 20 and 25 BTC (20 BTC if all coins are sold the first day)

   

2.    Free Distribution: 1,500,000 (5%)
With register http://thelithiumproject.org/freedistribution everyone will get a free lithium for 30 days

3.  Bounties Signatur Campaign 1,500,000 (5%)
Everyone can join signature campaign in here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1731308.0

It's certain that lithium will enliven the world of crypto in 2017






Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Free Bitcoin

A NEW collection of Faucets with other tools for earning.

Wonderful resource to get cutting edge information on BTC price action.

 I am super proud to promote this site. It has a great concept and the Admin has proven to be responsive to pushing out new features. http://www.bitcoinadshare.com/

 Not that you need another place to find the price, but I present it none-the-less. I am particularly pleased by the “pizza price,” relating to the first known bitcoin purchase
I haven’t had much time to review this site, but it promises amazing returns for those with the time to put in. Invitation only to join, and I offer it to you.


Like Zerohedge, but for Bitcoin. Love this site and I check it frequently

Where’s Your Edge - An absolutely awesome Poker site that includes BTC and LTC support, rewards, and tournaments!

Shop for awesome tobacco only  smoking accessories

Buy awesome cosplay outfits with Bitcoin. Not my thing personally, but love to see people rocking the them.

Bitcoin for Beginner

Bitcoin has recently gained a lot of awareness from the press, due to its exponential price growth. People from all over the world are beginning to use the digital currency, looking to strike it rich, or simply take advantage of its unique features.

Scrape Bitcoin faucets
Bitcoin faucets have played an essential role in the history of Bitcoin. Faucets are websites which automatically dispense free BTC to a user who enters his or her Bitcoin address. This is an ideal way for newbies to get a small amount of BTC for free.

There are many different faucet websites, each with its own unique features. For example, some websites require players to complete a simple game, instead of solving a boring old CAPTCHA. A number of Bitcoin casino sites give out coins which can be used to bet on a dice roll or sports event. You could potentially earn a lot more from these sites, compared to regular faucets.

Mine Bitcoin
Mining is the process of generating Bitcoins through solving computationally-difficult problems. It also serves the purpose of confirming transactions, which secures the network. In layman’s terms, this simply means that you can use computers to crunch numbers, and earn BTC as a reward.

Bitcoin mining is actually a lot harder than it sounds. In 2009, when the virtual currency was first released, you may have been able to mine hundreds of BTC with any regular computer effortlessly. Today, miners employ specialized devices in a race to earn the 25 BTC block reward. In fact, the Bitcoin network is around 256times faster than the world’s top 500 supercomputers combined.

So is it possible for ordinary people like you and me to take part in the Bitcoin gold rush? The answer is simple. You can join a mining pool to work with other miners, and then split the reward based on how much computational work you did. USB-powered mining hardware, such as the ASICMiner Block Erupter, are readily available, and affordable to the average Bitcoin user. Although there is a chance that you won’t make back the money you spent on purchasing hardware, you will still learn how Bitcoin works, and earn some extra money along the way.

Sell goods and services
Instead of simply purchasing Bitcoins on an exchange, you can also earn it through selling useful items and services to the community. If you’d like to sell something, you should consider accepting Bitcoins, instead of simply listing the item on eBay. Even a number of Subway shops now accept BTC as payment.

One of the key features of Bitcoin is that it allows you to send and receive money from anywhere in the world. That means that you could make money by providing useful services to international customers. If you are skilled at a particular job, such as programming, or graphics design, you could earn a good amount of Bitcoin doing freelance work.