W praktyce to się sprawdza? Mam znajomych, którzy tylko dzięki takiej pozornej transakcji przeniesienia własności nieruchomości jej nie stracili i nikt takiej skargi nie podniósł

It doesn't work :/

Hi, has this been implemented? I've seen one bookmarklet for steemit using this but it doesn't work for me :/

Informative post and comments, but I think it's generally a mess. Steemit should have this feature built-in, we shouldn't have to use 3rd party website. They don't store the keys that you enter in

What's source of this? Better Call Saul or something else?

Didn't found answer on their page so I'll ask here, as you signed up for their offer: can you select mining pool you want to use? If not, then it's a big no, because: You can't verify if they're actually

7% interest annually for lifetime contract, 4% for month-to-month.

I've learned about Steem few years ago, but it was FUDedded to the death on social site where I found about it and I haven't got involved, which I regret now. In my opinion Steem, specifically Steemit

That's the excuse men used for centuries... Not funny IMHO

To be honest, spending your crypto for something as overpriced as coffee in a bar/ restaurant is one of the worst way to get bankrupt/ lose opportunity to make a profit. Yeah, doing it once or twice just

Spend now, cry later. Or maybe the opposite, who knows. Today I learned Finnish saying appropriate to investing: everyone who knows what'll happen in 3 days is/ will become millionaire (or something along

Wait a moment, wasn't Bitcoin meant to be digital version of gold? Well, credit/debit cards are something absolute opposite to gold, they are "bad money" from Gresham's law: Bad money drives

I got my Trezor in envelope covered in what I think was black gunpowder. Too bad I did't do any video of it, it could make a nice BANG Why do I think it was gunpowder? Because it looked like it and a lot

Does washing a car takes whole day?

This article tries to tell you the opposite I think.

It's not that easy. Some may be not so profitable but you never know what hidden rewards they may have - knowledge you wouldn't get without having to do them, new contacts that may refer you new, better

Now that's a saving!

Well, sorry to burst your bubble but I think it's the other way round. It's not necessarily a bad thing, other social platforms do the opposite - they make money on users post, so I think steemit is waaay

If a lawyer makes two hundred dollars and hour, but he chooses to not work today because he needs to clean his car. If the thought process behind that is saving the $40 dollars from the car wash place,