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1141  Economy / Economics / Re: More bullish news: Paypal will alllow crypto checkout on: April 02, 2021, 10:02:23 PM
It took them a couple of months to finally realize that people needed a checkout feature, but they finally did it. I believe this will be one of the other moves they will make to make Paypal the premiere cryptocurrency exchange/wallet of the masses, which is good since competition will only facilitate further improvement, which is good for us customers because this means more things for us to enjoy.
1142  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Nicole wants to give up her taxi in exchange for bitcoin on: April 02, 2021, 09:59:51 PM
Finding another source of funding for your bitcoin investment will be the most optimal move to support her bitcoin aspirations. It would be unwise to sell her taxi since it's a big way for her to earn and with the current scenario we're facing, losing another source of income is a death wish. So advise her to find another job, probably something that she's really good at, and use all her earnings from that to buy bitcoin.
1143  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Can someone explain how next roll prediction works please? on: April 02, 2021, 09:56:13 PM
Next roll predictions as far as I know are certain programs or software that help you predict what's going to be the next outcome in a roll for let's say, dice game or the likes. I wouldn't advise using this as we do not know which sites have certain block mechanics against this which may then lead to banning and lost of funds, so yeah, just gamble wisely.
1144  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I tried to tell him just HODL bitcoin, don't make this hard. on: April 01, 2021, 10:45:37 PM
Bitcoin, be it on a pump or dump situation, offers great profits to whoever is patient enough to save it. It's not for weak-hearted people that get easily swayed by sudden price changes, without considering the padt trends bitcoin have treaded. That's why many newbies lose money on bitcoin, they are not well-informed of the fact that it is vedy good for keeping money and waiting for a hefty passive income.
1145  Economy / Economics / Re: I'm afraid of the crypto craze in Korea. on: April 01, 2021, 10:42:46 PM
SK saw the opportunity, they took it. Nothing too bad happens really, as the things that you stated you are afraid of about crypto investment in South Korea exists in every othrt country in this planet, so I do not concern myself too much about that. Also, these people are savvy when it comes to investments, becoming one of the big countries when it comes to real estate and stock trading and investment, so what we may consider speculative is nothing short of normal to them.
1146  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Considering huge transaction fees, what coins to support on new gambling site? on: April 01, 2021, 10:27:57 PM
Differing options are now becoming the next big thing when it comes to crypto gambling sites. It's not inevident to us that the current bull run had made the transactio fees so high it is impractical to still use such coins. I for one have heard about BTT from betfury being a very good alternative for the current giants that we have, I have yet to try it personally but with numerous good reviews, I am a bit confident that they are a very good placeholder.
1147  Economy / Economics / Re: Investing only for the rich? Think again on: March 31, 2021, 10:43:59 PM
Crypto delivered the investing to the common joe more than anything. I've never seen people be so riled about investing whether it be crypto or stocks before bitcoin's blowout story last Dec. 2017. So yeah, bitcoin literally turned the investment world upside down, both for the good, and for the worse as well.
1148  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who's gonna buy Tesla using Bitcoin? on: March 31, 2021, 10:21:50 PM
Not me obviously, I've held a my share of bitcoins but that isn't enough to probably buy me a Tesla, even their cheapest ones. So what I'm going to do is to hold these earning, probably DCA them as soon as price dumps to make sure they are alive and kicking, and when the time comes where I can afford such vehicle, I'd still not buy it because I know there are other ways I can spend these earnings that will guarantee me profits. A car that luxurious is just another liability, and besides, long as I can go to point a to b and my car is not a busted piece of scrap metal I don't care.
1149  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The Gambling company that did hit the jackpot during the pandemic. on: March 31, 2021, 10:08:50 PM
With the sudden shift of transactions into digital, gambling saw this as an opportunity and the whole industry went pedal to the metal, and obviously it paid off well for them. And with more people seeing the benefits of betting virtually compared to in person, this trend doesn't show any signs of stopping.
1150  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The fine line between market investment and sports gambling on: March 31, 2021, 09:30:41 PM
Gambling and marketing investment are two sides of the same coin, With Gambling, you're gambling for your present, with investment, you're risking your future. Then again, one thing that also defines them is how they are generally seen by the people. Market Investment is seen by many as a way to earn money, whilst gambling, though some may argue as well, is generally seen as a form of entertainment. Both offer hefty profits at the risk of something lost, Gambling could cause devastating losses depending on the person, same goes with Market Investment, although it doesn't happen that much.
1151  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I found a "Bitcoin" style patent, from 1997... and 1981... on: March 30, 2021, 11:47:48 PM
The idea isn't that novel, but the execution that Satoshi did was what made it really successful. The patent did nothing but profiteer from the project which I don't think is unfair but is generally frowned upon in this industry. Not to mention the fact that bitcoin was inspired from B-money made by WeiDai, whom he also contacted prior to coding bitcoin.
1152  Economy / Economics / Re: What's Next? After Bitcoin Passes The 60K Mark...... on: March 30, 2021, 11:44:57 PM
More crypto adoption and integration of course, something that is bigger and more widespread than the current one we have most likely, especially if bitcoin is to reach let's say 100k within this year. Since that seems very achievable now that we have witnessed what bitcoin can do in the past few months. Paypal announcement also gave a huge boost to the market so it is very likely that these aforementioned predictions are to be realized this year.
1153  Economy / Economics / Re: holding bitcoin from early 2010 till today on: March 30, 2021, 11:14:59 PM
Other than Satoshi himself, I do not know anyone who held that much for that long. There's no big reason as to why they had to anyway, since there's no merit to being called stupid in the past. Then again saving bitciin for that long is a very arduous task. But for security and privacy purposes, of course I'd conceal my identity to ensure that I do not get mugged of the streets, or that no one hacks on my computer to possibly steal my bitcoins.
1154  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How to win at roulette? on: March 30, 2021, 11:09:43 PM
Basically bet more while being very mindful with each bet. I'm not so sure if there's any form of technique or strat to earn money on roulette. I just make sure that I mitigate my losses by either playing less or winning more. So far it has given me nice profits so there's not much to complain, but if you want a surefire strat that will help you bag money in roulette, well you are out of luck.
1155  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Bitcoin adoption isn't stopping on: March 29, 2021, 10:02:32 PM
No way it's stopping especially now that it has received more traction from the people of the internet. If anything the rate of it's adoption is so fast we can say it is viral at this point. Biggest contributor for such eventuality is of course it's current price which hasn't dropped severely after reaching 60k. Another is the active participation of a few personalities over the internet in letting people know about the wonders of bitcoin, with Elon spearheading such movement.
1156  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin after 3rd Halving prediction on: March 29, 2021, 09:52:53 PM
This is quite possible, especially when we consider the fact that as of late, bitcoin's not showing any signs of dumping, even after reaching the $50k mark. I honestly believe that by the end of this year, it could very much reach at least 300k provided that the halving commences before the resistance becomes too weak, this will then spark a whole new can of worms in the crypto world and of course a tidal wave of FOMOs who are very regretful of not buying anything when bitcoin is relatively cheaper.
1157  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Governments are looking to buy Bitcoin, NYDIG CEO confirms on: March 29, 2021, 09:42:33 PM
This is quite expected, especially now that bitcoin is gaining more traction not only to the people but to the overall economy of the planet after reaching $1 trillion market cap. Banks are of course not happy with this and could possibly be the reason why Nigerian banks are actively closing accounts of users who purchase cryptocurrencies, when such actions by the banks would normally receive sanction from the government. At the end of the day, we're seeing a very bright future for bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, and this could pave the way for cryptocurrencies to be globally adopted.
1158  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling firms helping Government and people during quarantine, literally. on: March 29, 2021, 09:15:15 PM
It's not the first time we see gambling being directly related to a country's government. Lottery and sweepstakes that take a percentage of ticket sales and winnings are but a few examples. Although it is quite novel at least for me to know about how multiple gambling firms, which normally shouldn't have nothing to do with the government, actively helping them in order to benefit from one another.
1159  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What are the official uses of bitcoin other then trading? on: March 28, 2021, 10:15:36 PM
A lot of people say that it is meant to replace fiat money, which we can slowly see day by day. But personally, this is nothing. Bitcoin is not useless, in fact it is actually versatile because of the fact that it is not secluded to whatever official use it is meant for. Let that sink in.

Bitcoin is a very helpful tool for us small-time moneymakers to be on par with the wolves at the stock market, they're trembling with fear, and that's what we want.
1160  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Another NFT sold for huge $$$ ' A column of New York Times on: March 28, 2021, 10:11:54 PM
As of now NFT is being taken by many as the progenitor of the Digital Renaissance, and they may just be right. Knowing how in such a short span of time it had already became a multi-billion dollar enterprise/technology. Everytime I hear about news about how great NFTs are and its proper milestones, I just get so pumped up and excited about what we should expect in the near future.
Indeed, NFTs are now tempting many to start tokenizing their stuff. This example shows that NFT is a new trend that is likely to make crypto adoption even faster and make it easier and faster to create your own crypto and smart contracts. All this contributes to the development of the crypto industry as a whole, which means that for the NFT crypto community this is an excellent opportunity to earn money.
The best thing about NFT is that it has the ability to not just be a simple stepping stone for global cryptocurrency adoption, it can be implemented to other things, and that alone sets NFT apart from other preexisting technologies offering to help cryptocurrency adoption
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