Even if crypto fits the bill very well as per the criteria mentioned, what about volatility? Don't you think that could be an issue for countries that would show interest in using it as their reserve currency and using it as payment for global trades? What would happen if the price falls significantly just like it did in the past? How would the countries behave in a situation like that?

I believe this is one of the reasons why Bitcoin will probably fail as a reserve currency unless every country accepts the fact that they will face a loss of monetary value every time the price falls.

Well, sometimes it does work when you walk up to a software house or a company and drop your CV letting them know that you are looking for a job and what position you are willing to work in, but as you said, it's not really required since almost all the companies even the smallest ones are available online or at least have their social media handles where they can be reached out.

I believe having interviews on-site is much better than having them online if you are interviewing for a job within the same city that you're living in because you may face problems in online interviews sometimes with an internet connection or any other issue can disturb your interview and you may lose the opportunity.

The reason why investing in altcoins is that you never know what the outcome will be. If you do your research and analyze a project before making an investment, that might make your investment less risky but even after that, it will still be a risk. Those who don't do any research and analysis before investing in altcoins will probably face the consequences.

As you said, the best way is simply to choose Bitcoin as the main asset for investment and then spread the remaining capital among the top and trusted altcoins out there, like ETH, BNB, LTC, and many more.

The ultimate goal is to have enough savings for the future, now whether you plan to achieve that by saving up and holding Bitcoins or by investing your earned capital into other businesses to achieve your goal. Some people prefer the first option where they only accumulate and hold Bitcoins and other assets, while some like it more when the money is invested in real-world businesses like real estate, etc.

If I talk about my choice, I prefer both. I believe I should have some of my money in Bitcoin while part of it should be invested in real estate, maybe gold too, and any other business that I find profitable around where I live. That way, I will be profiting from Bitcoin in the long run if the price increases significantly, and I'll also have other sources if it doesn't go very well.

Governments are there more than just helping the poor but they can also bring peace when there are wars. When I say war, it can also be a miss-understanding of one or two people in our locality. There are small government establishments placed on our localities to solved these mini-conflicts. Government may help to solve the poverty but we shouldn't totally rely on them.

There are things that will also depend on the people in order to make the action more effective. Unfortunately, not all governments are like this but there are corrupt governments who can only think about themselves but I think the people on these countries can still do something to improve their lives.

Well, though you are partly right that the models are created by humans and can also be defeated by humans, it's basically not a fight between an AI model and humans, but it is more like humans vs humans because those that will defeat the models will be facing the model's abilities that are actually being utilized by another human behind the model.

So this war basically is between humans where one will try to utilize the abilities of an invention while the other will try to beat it with luck and the advantage it has over it that's the house edge every casino has.

The messing up of some of the banks including Silicon Valley Bank and some others has actually proved to be a good thing for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. As soon as the banks started shaking, the price of Bitcoin started going up and crossed $28k by now and we are expecting the bullish trend to continue from here and at least cross $30k.

It has been almost a year since we have seen Bitcoin at the price where it is right now, and it surely is a great feeling it gives you positive vibes thinking that Bitcoin might cross its all-time high within this year.

Lol, in one sentence you are saying that it is risky to invest in new cryptocurrencies, and in the second sentence you contradict your own sentence by suggesting a Ponzi scheme that pays 60% per month which is a probable scam and extreme risk. I think there are only two ways that I can think of why you are doing this.

You are either the creator of that Ponzi scheme project and looking for investors because you are in desperate need of money, or you are too naïve and actually joined such a project at someone else's suggestion or using their referral link. If it's the first case, this is definitely not going to work here, and if it's the second case, I would suggest you stop using that service immediately and withdraw your funds if you can which I don't think will be an option for you anymore.

I agree with this 270 while you are playing at home with pitch is also not bad at all mean things looking for better end from India but if veteran Rohit Sharma is still had no mind set how to chase like this then you can't expect better things from other players he needs to understand every time going with aggressive way is not favorable from this match hopefully now they will be checked their mistakes and try to fix this all before world cup because now they have no enough time to do more experiments.

Start was good but as India lost first few wickets then suddenly things gone out of their hands and Australia done good comeback in leadership of Steven Smith which is good as captain and have good record in past as well SKY complete his hat-trick of golden ducks in ODI which is also another achievement for this number 1 ranked player in T20I.

To be honest, I would take that bet if I could afford to buy 1 Bitcoin because I'm pretty sure that I will win the bet since Bitcoin will not reach $1m in 90 days if that's really what he was referring to because I couldn't see anything specific about that in his tweet. What I said doesn't really mean that I don't believe in Bitcoin or its potential, but conditions don't really say something like that could happen soon.

If he had said that for a year, maybe we could think that who knows? If Bitcoin starts going up and the bull market doesn't stop until it reaches $500k or above in no days, then we could see it hitting $1m  after that but to me, it even sounds unrealistic at all.

If you know a thing or two about programming or coding, you should know that there are a lot of programming languages, and almost all of them are used for different purposes and has different use cases and powers of their own, but, almost all of them have some similarities among them.

So even if a new programming language is developed, having knowledge of a previous language helps you learn it more quickly or maybe sometimes use things from the old one in the new one. Similarly in trading, an old strategy should always stay with you, even if there is a new strategy that you develop yourself or just adapt, your old strategy will still be able to assist you at times.

I don't think he would have been concerned if the addiction wasn't affecting his life in any way. His life is probably being disturbed because he is not being able to stop himself from visiting the forum more often than he should, so that is basically bad even if the addiction itself isn't for something harmful.

Sometimes we get addicted to things that are supposed to be used for our own good but due to the addiction, they start turning to be a negative thing for us. I would suggest OP to significantly reduce the time he spends on the forum as it can harm hi life eventually.

Even if there are enough people around to Merit the posts, I'm afraid that a user with the only intention to earn a living out of this forum and signature campaigns can actually focus on the quality of their posts and put enough effort to be worthy of getting Merits. Even if they manage to get some, their focus will probably be more on the monetary side.

If he focuses more on learning and educating himself with everything about blockchain, Bitcoin, and cryptocurrencies in general, he will definitely have more chances of getting Merits and a higher rank in the long run.

Well, I believe everyone must have had a lot of strange bets in their lives when they were younger or maybe kids. We often bet on things when we are kids where we just feel that something will happen but someone else keeps saying no it wouldn't, and so out of anger or whatever someone may call it, we call a bet on it and challenge them to see if who would win it.

I remember when I was a kid, I was with my cousin's friends and we were going somewhere on foot. On the way there, we saw two dogs fighting, and as expected, we took a lot of interest in it and even started betting with each other, lol . One of the dogs was pretty healthier and looked stronger, so one of my cousins said who will have a bet that the stronger one will win the fight? I took the chance and the risk and said that no, the one that looks a bit weaker will win in the end, and believe it or not, I won the bet .

Well, though I totally agree with you that a casino that has been around for a longer time will more likely have a stronger community and a better reputation compared to a casino that has recently launched, I believe that even a casino that has been released recently can build its community and reputation pretty quickly.

If a new casino provides top-notch services, amazing customer service, or customer satisfaction, and has some great games that the community would like to play more than other games available at different casinos, they can very quickly gain trust and build their reputation and they will also build a community very soon this way.

Old people usually lack knowledge of the latest technologies and trends when it comes to investments, so they usually prefer the traditional systems that are old but trusted like gold, stocks, real estate, or anything that has been available for centuries. And they are not basically wrong if they have a mindset like that because they don't easily trust anything.

And if you evaluate properly, old people usually don't fail with their investments because they do a lot of research and analysis before they put their hard-earned money into something, unlike today's generations who don't care much.

I wonder if he knows how to do that since he doesn't seem to be too experienced with Bitcoin or signing messages and stuff. Also, let him enjoy his time if he really had bought Bitcoins and has them in profit, and even if he is lying, what's the harm in that? It's a discussion board and let him discuss his success and happiness even if it's a made up story which I think it isn't.

To OP, congratulations to you and those friends of yours who followed your advice and bought Bitcoins when it was low. The best thing that you guys did was to buy when it was low. Now if you can stay patient even more, you should keep holding them for higher gains.

It's probably true that for Bitcoin to become a reserve currency, it will have to be more stable which isn't something that can happen since it's the nature of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to be volatile. So it's basically not made to be a reserve currency unless a country or a company doesn't care about the volatility and still uses it to reserve their funds.

The main downside for it is that the funds reserved in Bitcoin can lose significant value over time, though it can also gain value the negative impact is more powerful when it comes to the reserves of a whole country.

The biggest challenge a new seller faces on such platforms is not having enough reviews or a rating to be able to stand out among the crowd, and buyers mostly see the most experienced and reliable sellers for their work. So unless you are very lucky or have optimized your gigs or services so well that they appear in a lot of searches, you stand no chance at all.

Those who manage to get some ratings and attract some buyers initially will have an advantage that can provide them with more opportunities, but those who fail to do that will have to face a lot of struggle to get a single client.

Is KYC worth the risk? I'm not sure about that, but, is KYC important for everyone to use different platforms and services? Yes, it is, and there is no way to bypass it, so it has to be done sooner or later. Maybe centralized exchanges are not safe, as they can be hacked, your money can be stolen if your account is compromised, or anything can happen, but as a trader, you have no choice but to comply with their rules and regulations.

About the best-centralized exchange, I would obviously recommend Binance as it is the leading exchange and the no. 1 in the world at the moment. I've been using it myself for years, and never faced any problems personally. Just make sure you enable all kinds of account security metrics.