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Finally, this is the detailed answer I was looking for. Franky1, big thanks for the plan. I’ll try something like this but with a lower investment. Man, I miss the days of Bitinstant and MtGox.

Appreciate the feedback. These are way more useful than previous comments. As for my links, some sites I’ve posted have been paying out for months without issues. But yeah, every Bitcoin-related service carries risks.…

Good for you if those numbers work for you. Personally, I won’t turn down $100 a day. Too bad I rarely see that since there are always gaps when I’m moving funds around.

Totally agree with you. Arbitrage is risky, but honestly, everything in the BTC world is. Mining speculative coins, waiting for price hikes? A lot of people are stuck with coins they’ll never touch again. Investing in…

What’s wrong with my links? I’m just sharing my experience, and yes, I have affiliate links. They’re labeled, not hiding anything. I got some e-books and graphs too. Don’t click if you don’t want to. Better?

Thanks for the heads up! I’m in Europe, and my transactions are pretty chill. Just enough to be more profitable than mining.

Seriously, there’s so much wrong in that post. I could spend hours responding but I’ll just say this: I’ve been at this for a while, even back when Bitinstant was around. It was profitable then and still is. I want to…

Clever setup, but I wanna know what others think. With an average 2% spread, surely some of you are making cash off this. Am I the only one actually profiting from BTC arbitrage?

Hey folks, Been diving into Bitcoin arbitrage for a few months and it’s been pretty good for me. For those who don’t know, it’s all about buying BTC on one exchange where it’s cheaper and then selling it on another…

Why not use mining difficulty calculators? They can generate data without you having to mine for real.

No luck here. The link you sent has SHASUM256 for 26.0, but I'm trying to install 25.0 from this link: bitcoin.org/bin/bitcoin-core-25.0/bitcoin-25.0-x86_64-apple-darwin.dmg. I’m verifying it with SHA256SUMS.asc from…

Hey, I'm struggling to install Bitcoin Core. The public key for Vladmir Van Der Laan is revoked, so I can’t confirm if SHASUM.asc is legit. Any other way to check the file's origin?