Show Posts
|
Pages: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
|
Germany is getting to be an important market for Bitcoin and with this news above it can mean that there is really a growing interest with Bitcoin in that economically rich leading country in Europe. Germany has a better economy in the Eurozone and it can be playing a good role in the adoption of cryptocurrency most especially BTC. That listing in German stock exchange should be a good news to the whole global cryptocurrency community.
|
|
|
So it would seem there is another Coronavirus wave on the way, at least in some countries. Last time the pandemic struck, we saw Bitcoin price plunging hard. Will the same thing happen again, can we expect the new lows? What are your thoughts?
The market was getting gloomy when the virus started to snatch the attention of the world. Right now, the virus is not a big news anywhere and people have already started to shift their attention most especially on how to get back on their feet so we are expecting more economic activities and the rise again of that hopeful feeling or sentiment. In case there can be another wave of Covid10 infections, I don't see that affecting BTC. What is happening right now in BTC is more of the market dynamics of its ups and downs.
|
|
|
I am sure that Coinbase is feeling some heat on the seat right now with this latest exposed development of them so willing to work with the IRS and DEA sharing information which can be detrimental to their users. But we should not be shocked of this since Coinbase is just another corporation that is working for profit and will not compromise that goal in any way. Not cooperating with the government can have dire consequences of their business and so Coinbase has no choice but to extend a helping hand with governmental agencies. Users now have the choice and I hope they will really look for alternatives.
|
|
|
#PROOF OF REGISTRATION Bitcointalk Username: salamat700 Telegram Username: @GoodCoinz Participated Campaigns: Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, Telegram
|
|
|
While I was working on the Yobit platform, a sum of 0.3 of a coin called Water was presented and this coin has a low value since it equals approximately 3$ so I tried to take advantage of it and put it in a daily investment plan with an interest rate of 15% and through the profits I achieved I added the profit to the original amount and when it became equal About 20$ I bought a Dogecoin coin and changed the investment plan and made 100$ profit It is true that this took a long time to be able to profit, but the wisdom here is that traders and investors in the crypto market must be patient and take advantage of any opportunity they get for free
Even though Yobit has no best reputation as an exchange and trading platform, still there are many people who are earning their crypto money in there just looking at the troll chat box. I am glad that you are one of them. Certainly, there are many ways to make money in cryptocurrency and many are doing it for free, meaning no capital outlay when they started because of those coins/tokens distributed as airdrops.
|
|
|
A very good idea that can certainly generate a lot of buzz and interest from people all over the world. The only big hindrance is the possible cost of such a venture because I am sure nobody will allow any name to be painted on any surface without first talking on budget. Sending anything to anywhere outside of Earth can certainly cost millions of dollars, if not billions, and I am sure nobody will be giving Bitcoin a free ride. Besides, Bitcoin is not actually so ready for a massive adoption or for it to become a global currency. There will be an imperial stretch if that can happen. So let's instead take things slowly and always be patient. Now, having said that, this is just my opinion because certainly nobody is stopping anyone to dream big, to dream beyond Earth and to take the name of Bitcoin to the moon and even to the stars.
|
|
|
Excited things are happening right now in the whole cryptocurrency industry, post Bitcoin halving situation. And that bullish trend and aura is not just happening with Bitcoin exclusively but also with many other important cryptocurrencies as well. Now, that is a big good news. However, just like in the past, nobody can say for sure where are we heading exactly and if this bullishness can last into 2021 (but I do hope it can and will). Right now, we are hearing news of big organizations getting their feet wet with cryptocurrencies and if this can be creating a sort of a little avalanche then that can be a big movement that can be producing many rise and to the "moon" mindset.
|
|
|
Hackers are shifting from hacking public networks and individuals to hacking private networks and corporations to steal or demand ransom in Bitcoin. Cybercriminals have proven that the technology is hackable. View the video below to see what they’re doing and how to keep them from getting into Bitcoins. View the full story here: https://youtu.be/mCA2RJpIzEsI am a little happy that cybercriminals can be shifting their attention from victimizing common ordinary guys to big-ticket victims like big corporations and organizations which can be giving them more ROI. However, we know that these people are not contributing anything good to all of us unless they utilized their immense talents and intelligence with positive projects. I am sure that this can mean there will be an expanding market for entities whose business is to secure and protect corporations from intrusions.
|
|
|
We have to accept the fact that centralized exchanges can easily imposed regulations, restrictions and requirements for their users and there is nothing we can do but to follow them, otherwise the best thing to do is to find alternative platforms that can cater to our needs. I don't see this development affecting the fungibility of Bitcoin, at any rate. I am sure we still have (and more in the future) of platforms that do not care if you are availing of mixing services or not. Centralized and government-approved exchanges have to be careful in all facets of their business because they don't want any agency of the agency taking notice which can surely affect their business and ability to be making big bucks.
|
|
|
I am really doubting that news, must be just another garbage bait just to get some attention from people and readers. However, granted they know the real Satoshi Nakamoto then the best thing to do is to show us where to really communicate with the guy and have him show of being genuine. As what I have been suggesting, the legend of Satoshi Nakamoto can be continuing as long as the real guy will continue to be in hiding (or maybe he is dead, anyway).
|
|
|
As I read in the news, back in 2019, JP Morgan did state that BTCs are fraudulent. Now, he apparently changed his mind and now opened his bank to cater to bitcoins and cryptocurrency. I think this is good because well at least, the company and its management is open to progress in terms of services, to who it caters to and what products it provides. It’s really progressive and I think a little bit more time JP Morgan can expand more and more on his services. While we may express some negativity on this turnaround, this is actually helping Bitcoin in some ways. One, it is offering more legitimacy to Bitcoin as far as the Wall Street is concerned. Two, this is cementing the credibility of Bitcoin as an important asset that many investors and traders should be involved with. Three, this can partly open up more markets to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency as the world right now can be looking for good alternatives where to invest their funds. Yes, two years ago I also express some discontent on JP Morgan but these days it is taken more as a friend to Bitcoin, though of course we must remember that these guys are doing things for profit.
|
|
|
We don't know how trusted The Intercept is, to be honest, this is the first time I have heard about this website. But regarding the scenario, we don't have to wait till 2025 or something. Bitcoin is decentralised and obviously it can be used by anyone, including criminals. We all know that bitcoin removes inflation, negating the impact of so called wealth inequality. And I do agree, the writer didn't know how bitcoin really works.
This must really be fake. The story is that the material is leaked or taken illegally from a government agency but that can just be a lie because whoever masterminded this is aware that many people may look at leaked material or document to be exciting to get into. Certainly, this is not another Julian Paul Assange and can therefore just be another crap not worthy even to mention much to explore. Just another garbage.
|
|
|
|