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So did bitcoin has losen its value with usd? If yes then similarly other fiat currencies like usdb, usdt etc. also lose their value with devaluation of us dollar.
There's no way we should consider the current state of Bitcoin as having lost its value when we view it from the prism of its present price. If anything, it gained value. It's a pandemic at hand at the moment, yet the price keeps soaring and more users get added on its network from patronage. Take a perusal of fiat standing against Bitcoin, dollar and pounds inclusive, and you will observe that from $3,500 in February-March this year to well over $11,000 now shows value addition to Bitcoin. It's value that causes demand; and demand paves way for price increase. And this is what is happening with Bitcoin. Technically, for me, Bitcoin has gained more value than all fiat at this time. Increasing price doest not mean more users are adding to the network. |
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Bitcoin is not pegged to the USD, it is only prices against it, it can equally be priced against other fiat assets, gold as well as other cryptocurrencies. This means that a decrease in the value of one currency would lead to a increase in Bitcoin's value when prices against it, this becomes clearer when we consider that Bitcoin has surpassed its recent all time high, against several currencies which has suffered huge inflation.
So you say bitcoin rose due to inflation in other surrencies? |
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Did bitcoin lose its value?
In the era of pandemic 2020, Federal Reserve Bank printed paper currency notes which ultimately decreased the value of us dollar USD. And in that period, Bitcoin btc was also stagnant and did not move much. So did bitcoin has losen its value with usd? If yes then similarly other fiat currencies like usdb, usdt etc. also lose their value with devaluation of us dollar.
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The title of the thread is " Bitcoin offline wallet suggestion". The OP states "[...] I want to know about any bitcoin offline wallet [...]" And you link to a topic called "Best altcoin wallet" in the altcoin section including a list of all kinds of wallets for altcoins ? Posts like this are a prime example for the use of a demerit button.
@OP There are multiple kinds of offline storage options. It all depends on what exactly you want or need. They all differentiate in usability, cost, security and maintenance. The most relevant options are - Paper Wallets
- Hot-/Cold Storage Setups with 2 devices
- Hardware Wallets (kind of cold wallet; but not completely)
If you could describe your actual use-case a bit more closely, we would be able to give you better suggestions meeting your criteria. I want to know about any wallet for windows where security is the first priority and breaking in through Internet should be difficult. Paper wallets can be good for it or hardware wallet? |
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I meant is there any offline wallet which was built by Satoshi Nakamoto. In addition to it where Satoshi has stored his bitcoins? In an offline wallet? If yes then which one? |
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Hello. I want to know about any bitcoin offline wallet which includes no third party. And can that wallet be hacked if I don't input any kind of malicious file or connect the device to Internet?
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I often hear people quoting that some country (most of the times China) is positive towards blockchain and are thinking to using it in their country, so they are also positive towards Bitcoin.
This is just a myth. To be honest Bitcoin and Blockchain are separable. Blockchain can sustain without crypto but crypto cannot without blockchain.
In recent times Bitcoin moved from 7k range to more than 10k may be with the news of China president talking about blockchain. Then people were saying that China is positive towards crypto but things were not that good. And now things are on the same page again.
So burst this myth that where blockchain is Bitcoin will also be there.
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I wonder how much money TAGZ payed to coinmarketcap so they can lit them as TOP exchange?
People should STOP using this exchanges with top fake volume, and STOP using coinmarketcap website.
These sites include Hotbit, Tagz, P2pb2b and many more. CoinMarketCap is ruining the little bit of transparency in crypto exchanges. |
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For now they do not expire, but in the future they may.
Meaning there is no such policy which says they will expire? |
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Do Spendable Merits expire? Or they never expire.
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Its safer not to disclose their location to anybody, its just a normal procedure be rest assured that binance is a very good crypto exchange, after the last hack on the exchange few thought its over but they refund all lost funds to owners, they have good reputation and they care about it
Okay. The thing is scammers dont choose you. You choose people to scam you. And Binance can be one of them. CAN BE!!! |
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I think why you want to know the Binance office do you want to go there to see it in person? Binance is a popular exchange and they might keep it a secret, and I've seen a number of articles that Binance's office is in Shanghai, but that was also denied by Binance so I don't know which is true.
So basically you are flowing with the wind. But just watch out from the time when this wave will put you in a dead end. |
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If you've been listening or reading about crypto news you must have heard about this countless time about their head office, even fake news says police bust binance head office too but turn the table on yourself, if you are the owner will you tell stranger? Anyways, binance has its headquarters in Malta after shifting out of China and Japan subsequently. The company started in china but had to shift its servers and headquarters out of the country due to a government ban on cryptocurrency trading. I expect this should be enough for you
So a customer to them is a stranger? Lets talk about BANCOR. As per information given by their chat, its headquarters is in Switzerland and technical HQ is in Tel Aviv. So why BANCOR told me as i was also a stranger? |
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BNB has a large community supporting it outside the Binance exchange. Is not it? The success of an exchange coin directly depends on the reputation of the exchange itself. BNB is a great example when the exchange’s reputation has allowed its coin to become successful.
So if binance gets hard times would BNB the same as it is now? Binance just manipulates the price of BNB by supporting it so it cannot drop through non influencencial demand and supply. Are they afraid of it? |
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It turns out that it is very easy to make tokens on an ICO and there is not much capital spent so it is very easy for fraud projects to occur like they are now without work but can produce so much, this is the problem we have to solve so that the ICO scamer project does not grow and become more rampant.
Crypto has to be fair for acceptability. Otherwise this will lead it into a dead end. |
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BOMB is still around and doing well I think, but the hype surrounding it has faded greatly, it's not what it used to be back when deflation coins were da Bomb... literally!.
Just like anything in Crypto, anything is possible and we might be seeing a comeback in the future especially deflationary coins with a usecase.
Bomb literally had no product or services. They were just creating hype. |
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Deflation tokens also known as self destroying tokens are quite a new entered concept in crypto where supply decreases with the time and price is speculated to go higher if demand remains at least the same.
For example BOMB.
BOMB is one of those deflationary tokens where there is no real product and admins are just hyping the token over the concept of deflation. Have a look at twitter handle
twitter.com/bombtoken
Point for all the talk is these projects are just a waste of time and funds if you dont have any real product and rely on just creating hype.
And another lesson is these things cannot work and this concept is failed with no real product.
When you would like to create a new coin, you have to make hype over it. And how? By creating good-looking buzzwords for your coin. And do you think that BOMB wasn´t profitable for creator? I belive that he earned a lot of money, but the others paid for it. Yes this is the reality of tokens. Nothing is backing the price. So rise it and dump it. |
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Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream and HashCash, has said: "Nothing is above Bitcoin, no Central Bank Digital Currency, no stable coins." He continued that: "I think that blockchains are more about permissionless, uncensorable usage and free market money. I think while it is possible and useful for some use cases, like crypto trading, to have stable coins, they inherently fall short of Bitcoin as they have custody risk, and if there is a central bank underwriting also traditional establishment interests reflected in the operation which may look unattractive to users." Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/exclusive-nothing-is-above-bitcoin-no-cbdc-no-stablecoins-says-blockstream-ceo-adam-back |
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It all comes to the term "What do you get out of your device?"
iOS are smooth in running, have a good ecosystem and better security. Also have better gaming experience and less glitches in software. Better connection between hardware and software. And above all, Apple is very good in updates of software if your iOS device supports.
On the other side, Android give more things for less, more freedom of doing what you can do your device and customization. Ina ddition to it you can also But on the other hand your phone can be affected by virus etc. Optimization of hardware and software is not good than iPhones. On the other hand, there are more apps.
Result:
If you give edge to security and better software and can live with less apps. Then iOS is for you.
BUT
If you want more features and apps with cheap prices and can live with less security then Android is for you.
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