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1241  Economy / Speculation / Re: What you'll do when BTC price will go down heavily and fast? on: February 02, 2021, 01:55:04 PM
Not trusting the stablecoins makes sense. Why would we want to believe that, I would rather not do that and I would rather just keep my money to myself, there is no reason why they should have it.
Hence I end up with my local exchange when I want fiat.

I also have the same choice. When bitcoin drops like the previous year, I won't choose any other stable coin because when Bitcoin goes down I don't trust the others. In these cryptocurrencies, I see that there is no coin that is stable and really safe. High liquidity makes the price of these coins very vulnerable to plummeting. Instead of looking for alternatives by choosing other cryptos, I prefer fiat or even I convert them to safer investments like gold, stocks, or mutual funds. Because I'm also just a penny player whose every penny is very valuable to my economy.
1242  Economy / Economics / Re: Does Bubbles add real Value to economic growth? on: February 02, 2021, 01:30:31 PM
I don't see Ellon tweeted that he will speak about the DOGECOIN on Clubhouse. However, talking about the price bubbles caused by the words of a powerful person does not give any added value to economic growth. Their words caused a change in the market, maybe it is true. But it means giving value to economic growth. The issue-induced boom is just like a game for the whales. Buy it at a low price and sell it at the top. Instead, I saw that this wave was just like an adult robbing money from a child. And the losers are the beginners just starting out in the crypto world.
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1244  Economy / Speculation / Re: Don't be surprise to see price of btc drop this week on: February 01, 2021, 01:49:18 PM
If you look at the chart of the decline in bitcoin prices, it is normal, this is indeed a harvest day for traders, the average day-to-day rise and fall of bitcoin prices is approximately 10%. I have taken advantage of this close-up speculation several times. Buy low and sell at the top, the current rhythm of bitcoin prices is quite predictable, but if you look at it over a longer period of time, investing in Bitcoin will also remain positive for many reasons.
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1246  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Had you sold your Bitcoins ? on: February 01, 2021, 01:34:23 PM
Okay let see this year if the bitcoin gonna go back to the 6000 dollars this year, because probably this is the seasons of rising not of dumping so you should try again next year if the price of the bitcoin back again to the $6000. I suggest to the people who have bitcoin do not sell your bitcoin because it is good to have bitcoin now because this year there is a chance the price pump upto 50k dollars or more but depends on the demand on the market how much it will cost the value of the bitcoin until the end of 2021 but now we are need more improvement to the price now.

I dunno what the reason he told that the Bitcoin price will drop to $6k. He just says another shit to make a spam thread. Who cares He sold his Bitcoin and will buy in the $6k? This forum is a place to discuss a quality thing, not a shitpost. If he said the thread with any realistic and logical reasons maybe It's not a problem but he's just spam. Bitcoin has a good future, because as we know that there are many big companies that bought Bitcoin for their advanced business. Another reason, Bitcoin became a currency that can be used by everyone without any limitation because of the difference of countries, this currency has been universal for everyone. Bitcoin that has limitation for supply make this currency will be scarcity in the future.
1247  Economy / Gambling / Re: Blackjack.fun-Most trusted & coolest looking provably fair blackjack in Market on: January 28, 2021, 12:52:54 PM
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1248  Economy / Economics / Re: The sale of the COVID-19 vaccine on the dark web continues. on: January 26, 2021, 02:49:13 PM
I also could not imagine why would someone buy a vaccine on the darknet. You've said it. It poses a lot of risks. Even the vaccine produced by well-known pharmaceutical companies has still some side effects and we could be somehow sure that it really undergone clinical trials. But vaccine from the darknet? I think that's even riskier. But, it's still their decision. Maybe they're huge risk takers.

It is up to the individual to decide whether he want to take unreliable medications which are available from the shady sources or not. First of all, a section of the society is saying that the current bunch of vaccines from Pfizer/Modera haven't undergone the necessary clinical trials before they were introduced in to the market. So even for the government approved vaccines, there is a lot of hesitancy.

As bad as a vaccine is approved by WHO, it must be far worse for a vaccine that is not clear and is traded on the dark web.  Don't justify wrong actions.  It would be nice for us to remind each other that it was wrong.  The motivation to buy vaccines on the darkweb is the craziest motivation I've ever heard.  How a person with common sense sacrifices his health for a drug that is not clear where it came from.  How stupid is the buyer.
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1250  Economy / Economics / Re: The recent rise in prices, temporary or more long term? on: January 25, 2021, 04:23:45 PM
I don't think the rise in Bitcoin value recently has anything to do with who was elected the President of US, it was as a result of new money coming into the space from institutional investors and there are proofs of this. The price will likely go side ways from here and will allow Altcoins to pump and regain part of their lost value against Bitcoin, any Altcoins that fail to pump, this is when you will not the dead projects.
Yes, even though the US has an influential economy for the world economy but that doesn't make it a driving force for the cryptocurrency market, so whoever the president is elected or there is a problem there won't make bitcoin prices go up and down. The effect of that is likely to be attributed, but it will not last long because the supply and demand in the crypto market continues so that its movements will not be easy to control. But regarding whether this increase will continue or not, this market will not really continue to rise and fall so that any increase that occurs requires us to be ready to overcome dumping that could occur at any time.

Dumping that occurs at any time also has a reason.  There is no sudden decline, in every decline there must be signs and reasons given by the market.  Before experiencing a loss, you must be ready to cut losses in the position you expect.  Because I still believe the bitcoin price continues to peak at new highs, if there is a small correction it is natural.  Whatever is happening right now regarding the price of bitcoin in my opinion it is still healthy considering the reasons for good fundamental reasons, and graphically this increase has the same rhythm and I predict the price will continue to rise again with the next few corrections.
1251  Economy / Economics / Re: Vaccination Started in India | Impact over Indian Economy & World? on: January 24, 2021, 04:08:35 PM
India has a very admirable development in medical science in recent years. In the heart of the covid-19 pandemic, they have developed three vaccines that are in clinical trials in phases. As far as I know, by the end of March - this trial will be over. Will this massive vaccination be enough to supply nearly 1.4 billion Indian citizens? Congratulations and hope they will take good control of covid-19 and have information to share with other countries around the world.
There is a certain fear among Indian citizens about the legitimacy of the vaccine because there are different views about the vaccine like majority of them look at it as a positive and ready to get vaccinated but a part of the society is feared and are not sure if the vaccine would help instead might cause some dangerous side effects.

Doubts will always arise when the government does not explain in detail what the side effects of the vaccine are.  If during the campaign the Indian government succeeds in convincing its people that vaccines are safe according to published journals, then these doubts will soon disappear.  But if the approach to the community is carried out half and half then the impact, the community will reject the vaccine.  The point needs a one-way detailed explanation.
1252  Economy / Economics / Re: The sale of the COVID-19 vaccine on the dark web continues. on: January 23, 2021, 07:08:42 PM
What are they thinking?

This is not desperation at all, this is just stupidity. How can someone trust the dark web? Doesn't mean that there is a vaccine in the dark web that means it is a legitimate vaccine, not even effective at least. I don't know where did they based their assumptions that they should buy these vaccine shots but this is just stupid.

In my country there is 0 chance of getting a real COVID 19 vaccine on the dark web. They are all fake at won't be worth anything. Worst case they could actually be harmful to you. I would advise strongly against buying any of those. So far the only people getting vaccinated are elderly people (80+ years) or hospital and retirment home staff. There seems to be a few rich people who make generous donations to retirement homes and then are able to get a vaccine with the elderly people even though they are much younger.

Despite the country that you are in, I don't think it will be real.

We are talking about the deep web here, where a lot of creepy and illegal things can be bought. I don't think that is a reliable reason to say that there will be a legitimate vaccine that they can buy in there. Why not just wait for the vaccine and while they are waiting they just need to follow the safety precautions to avoid the virus. I know it is hard, that is just the same with the other countries.

There is no reason to justify purchasing a vaccine on the darkweb. I agree with that. Tbh, if you look deeper, someone who accesses the darkweb 50% has bad intentions and contributes to illegal actions. So the vaccine buyers also have the same intention. Buying illegal items and being able to sell them again. Ordinary people will buy from them and become victims. This is just my opinion, but the fact is that there are many illegal drugs that are sold freely in the market and where do they come from?
1253  Economy / Economics / Re: Does Bitcoin Help The Poor on: January 23, 2021, 06:43:41 PM
The poorest people don't have access on internet so how much more on bitcoin, I would say middle class people have the chances to know and use bitcoin in real basis.
Poor can be categorized into 4 places but I can assure both the rural and urban poor have benefited from Bitcoin. Those rural poor people who don't have the chance to know Bitcoin are those that don't have internet, electricity and require information to learn about Bitcoin.
Nevertheless, Bitcoin was created to bridge the global wealth gap (giving people financial freedom) and limit inflation.
I never saw the poor around me understand bitcoin let alone own it. There is no need to talk about the poor as a whole. Do your neighbors who are poor and unbanked understand bitcoin and have it? Bitcoin is a fairly new type of investment when compared to others. To eat, they have a hard time, how can they use the money in bitcoins. You're probably referring to middle-income people like me. You can't call me as a rich or as a poor. I have access to know bitcoin further and feel the benefits of it, but not for my really poor neighbor.
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1255  Economy / Economics / Re: Are people losing faith from centralized organizations? on: January 22, 2021, 05:24:59 PM
I don't know if it is happening in your country as well. But seems people losing their faith from centralized organizations like a bank. It would happen due fair of bankruptcy or due to need money on emergency situations. On the other hand, gold and bitcoin movements saying that new investors getting in. Most probably people want to be their own bank.

What's your thought and what's the real situation of your country?
In my country here many people has stopped depositing money in the bank since last year because of corona virus lockdown that occurred within two months interval, I can see that the trust humans have with banking system of government has been depreciated, because instead of money kept in the money yield interest after been with bank some months the money have to depreciate due to their banking charges, so putting money in back is not helpful and humans has see a means or device that will yield positively to their money which is bitcoin investment, and I believe centralising system of money banking is no longer comfortable to people.

In my country, i see that people who take their money from the bank. It doesn't meant they distrust with the bank but because they need more money to fulfill their needs during pandemic. We know, because of the pandemic, Many people dont have any income to fulfill their needs, but they have to pay every expenses from their saving. Most of people in my city, doesnt interest to invest in crypto. They think that its too risky. They prefer invest their money in gold to crypto.
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1257  Economy / Economics / Re: Vaccination Started in India | Impact over Indian Economy & World? on: January 21, 2021, 04:16:16 PM
It will be scary if your government official doesn't do a informational campaign about the ongoing vaccination program and you don't need to be afraid of those since if WHO approve the vaccine for sure  it is safe for humanity although its really scary at first but we need to be confident and trust  our experts on their jobs since many of us will insist for sure all of us will suffer since the virus will still not be contained as long as there are doubtful peoples.

The media said that the Indian government had been successful in campaigning for this vaccination, but on its inaugural day, it failed to reach the target due to several problems. Regarding the safety of the existing vaccines, currently WHO has approved it so that it can be ascertained that it is safe. The Indian government is targeting to vaccinate its 300 million people, when compared to the total population of 1.5 billion, approximately only 23% of the total population will be vaccinated. The number of infected people reached 10.3 million and the number of deaths was 153 thousand, an estimated 1.5% death rate due to Covid-19 in India. Vaccines will work if all work together in maintaining health protocols because vaccines only prevent the virus from killing. The virus will still exist, but it will be slow to spread if everyone sticks to the existing rules. I am sure that the economy will recover if it goes according to government policy. However, the tough task of economic recovery remains. The economy will not be as good as it used to be, but we will face a new economic phase.
1258  Economy / Economics / Re: Are people losing faith from centralized organizations? on: January 19, 2021, 11:50:09 PM
It seems that not everyone thinks so, I still believe in banks.  Because banking health can show health for the economy in each country.  The domino effect that a bank has is very high, if one bank collapses it might drag another bank into a crash in the country's economy.  Until now, if you look at the policies that have been taken by the central bank in my country.  I still believe my country is fine, even though the slowdown will continue until there are no restrictions on living.
1259  Economy / Economics / Re: Warren Buffett & "Rat Poison" on: January 18, 2021, 07:04:44 PM
Humans have their own perspective, and that mindset is what makes each human being unique.  Like Warren Buffet, he has a clear background in financial assets, especially in stocks.  He is an investor who is guided by the fundamentals of financial assets.  And that's fine.  Whatever it says at this point about Bitcoin, it will not change whatever the future holds.  For example, in 2011 he said he did not like gold because it was considered an unproductive and lazy investment.  But later in 2020, he bought gold which was said to be a non-productive asset.  Until the movement is considered a signal of the stock market crash.  What's the difference now with Bitcoin, I still believe that in the future Warren will change his mindset towards Bitcoin and become the next Bitcoin triumph.
1260  Economy / Economics / Re: Trump bans Alipay and seven other Chinese apps on: January 18, 2021, 06:35:44 PM
Everyone starts shouting when the US bans a Chinese application but nobody even dares say a word about how Americans apps are treated in China.
That is exactly the issue here, why should America be responsible for banning Chinese apps when china has banned american products for years now? First of all china should try to explain to the whole world why they only allow Chinese products to be consumed in china.

I also see the way the Chinese government dictatorship has never been complained by other countries, and instead brings their country's economy to double-digit economic growth.  Trump openly waged a trade war with China to counter the dictator's actions.  From physical products to social media, they regulate so strictly that they use their own products.  A smart way to create growth as the world's most densely populated population makes it a market for themselves.  I don't blame Trump for banning Chinese products, it's a form of Trump's awareness of anticipating competition for his local products.  I even hope my country does the same.  Not even dependence on foreign products and forget to love their own products.  If only there were strict regulations for using their own products as Trump and China do.
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