People opening a discussion should try to write proper English, your OP is a pain.
This being said, I guess Kucoin is one of the best exchanges, because it doesn't bother clients with KYC and limits and shit.
If you don't care about those things, Bittrex and Binance look very good.
I think English is not his native language. And besides he need our help, for now let's not be hard on him. @OP, the two exchange you mentioned are good though Bittrex is a bit faulty; I have used them to testify. Probably you got Phished at Poloneix and the main problem about Bittrex is not about their rules but because of their bad support. I suggest you should consider Binance, I use it and its good. The main security tip is to never to leave your coin on any exchange. Neither English is my native language, but I make efforts to write decently. At least you can get spelling correct just by checking spelling with google. Apart from that, there are sections of this forum in other languages, nobody is forcing people to post in the English section instead of the section of their own language. Apart, of course, for reasons of signature bounty campaigns... |
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Also the Rothschilds are said to have started to invest in cryptocurrencies. I guess they are buying right now when the prices are tanking. Of course it probably means some powerful growth in future. |
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India did NOT ban Bitcoins, these are all fake news which probably are spread around so as to tank the prices and to buy cheaper coins.
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Also dollars, euros and probably every single existing currency has been sooner or later used in some pyramidal scam, so what? Money is money and there are people who use it in a legit mode, and others don't. Nothing more than that.
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I know a few shops where the employees OCCASIONALLY take their salary in Bitcoins - it depends if they need cash in that moment or not and if in that period the Bitcoin price is rising or tanking.
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"True believer" is so much en expression which reminds to religion, so I really do not like it at all. People should understand things, not believe them.
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Glad to see the Bounty campaign Phase 2 to have been launched. We are moving forward to a successful ICO.
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Any idea when the bounties will be distributed?
As far as I understand the campaign is frozen but it will resume at some point, am I right? |
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People opening a discussion should try to write proper English, your OP is a pain.
This being said, I guess Kucoin is one of the best exchanges, because it doesn't bother clients with KYC and limits and shit.
If you don't care about those things, Bittrex and Binance look very good.
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Do you think if BTC had a stable price which could only be altered by $0.01-0.10 it would still be as popular and as used?
Not at all - and exactly there you have the problem: to be functional as a currency Bitcoin's price must be stable. But people jump into Bitcoin JUST because its price is unstable and it tends to rise in a spectacular way. This contraddiction has to be solved if you are hoping for mass adoption for Bitcoin. But I have no idea how it could be solved. |
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I sense it is still too early for new hights for BTC. The mini bull run of these days is most likely a bull-trap. I hope to be wrong but I am afraid I am right. The fact that new peoplke are entering Bitcoin only means that the whales have more victims to milk before the next (and hopelly final) drop.
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I am absolutely nor surpised by this result. I have lived long enough to verify this rule with my own experience. However, something is missing from this study. What the researcher has described as "luck" and as "talent" should be defined better. The people who get rich are the ones who by sheer luck have the talent of doing very well with no merit whatsoever exactly that combination of actions which causes them to become rich. In other words, they don't chose what to do to become rich, but they happen to become rich by what they do.
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The bridge to ERC-20 token has been postponed to the 7th of March. That day and the days which will follow will be of extreme interest. Which do you believe will be the price?
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The day Apple would decide to accept a cryptocurrency for its products, it would most likely not be Bitcoin, but Applecoin. I am rather sure that one day they will make their own cruptocurrency, and so will all major corporations.
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Everyones hasn diferent beliefs about money and wealth. See for example 35 different ways of thinking about it here: https://daringtolivefully.com/powerful-beliefs-about-moneyOne famous author, not my favourite, yet an influential one is Robert Kyosaki. In his book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", he examines two different beliefs and states that those believes will shape your success. What of these do you agree with? What other beliefs do you have about money? 1 - Millionaires are greedy, that is why they become millionaires. 2 - Company managers just want to use the workers to make themselves rich and others poor. 3 - Having money is a question of luck, if not of "gods grace". 4 - Debt is always bad. 5 - To make money, you just need to have a great idea nobody thought off. 6 - Cryptos are the way to make money and be successful without having to put effort into it. 7 - To become rich I just have to believe in Bitcoin because many people have become rich doing that. 8 - To become rich I just have to be more clever and streetwise than everyone around to get my share of the cake. Your turn to think ... (EDIT: These are NOT my beliefs, at least not necessarily, is just a list to think. Is not the list by Robert K. either.) I would say that beliefs number 6 and 7 are wery much present in the crypto community. You just have to read the posts in this forum to realize it. Interestingly, I've noticed that especially those posts written in a very bad English are often expressing concepts in tune with belioef number 7. You can really smell the FAITH. A dogmatic blind faith totally disconnected from any understanding of what you are dealing with and talking about. |
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Finally an intelligent thread!
But now i've got curious. What would happen if you would stake your subshittokens in your WCwallet? Would it be possible to make it convenient for an user to FLUSH his WCwallet now and then and get something in return for that? That would have to be a sort of anti-mining reward, since every time subshittokens are flushed down the WCwallet the total supply of the subshittoken would dimish and therefore its value would rise.
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Hello, until when exactly will the P2PS ICO last? I could not find this information anywhere in the OP and on the website.
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I totally agree that most of the mainstream people who speak about Bitcoin have No Clue what they are talking about. However, the negativity is most likely an applied strategy, it is spread out intentionally to pursue an agenda we can only imagine about.
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Well, a real trader is trading in every situation, green or red doesn't make any difference as a reason to trade or not. The only reason for not trading is when the trend is not clear at all - since the risk in these cases is higher, some traders prefer to skip these moments.
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