But why? US, according to the chart is giving them the most traffic so far and banning them doesn't make sense to me. I know I'm lacking information so I hope someone would fill us with this topic.
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Probably the Philippines. The regulation here is not strict and so far, there are no taxes in it. There are also companies that accepts Bitcoin now and a company like coins.ph that helps people store Bitcoin easily.
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"I say if you do not become a millionaire in the next 10 years, then it’s your own fault." It's a big statement! An 18 year old male who grew up in an affluent family, is not a good fit for making such statement! Becoming a millionaire doesn't make you eligible for such statements! People come from different backgrounds, different financial situations and different family situations! To get a different perspective of life, speak to a slum boy someday! True, not everyone has the privilege to get thousands of dollars at a young age or even be able to handle a computer properly. He got lucky that we was given the education he needed in order to understand Bitcoin and invest in it at an early stage.
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And now what is your opinion about decentralized exchanges after this event? I think people will finally consider the DEXes more seriously. There is no serious volume in DEX. Maybe, some days we can see DEX will be useful, usable and preferred. But not today... Yes. I also see the potential of DEX for trading in the future. Maybe most people doesn't use it for legal reasons? I don't really know anything about the other country but in mine, we are able to freely trade without any problem. Personally I prefer DEX because it's faster and doesn't have that much risk to use.
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This is very interesting. From what I've understand in this findings, Satoshi is a real person with authority. I mean, how is he able to muster so much time to build Bitcoin? The article itself said that he might have access to a cutting-edge technology. He is probably a government worker. Also, someone is trying to help him hide his true identity.
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Parang malabong exit scam to. Binance ang isa sa pinakamalaking exchange sa buong mundo. Pero nakakapag taka naman. Malaking exchange sila pero madalas ang hacking na nagaganap sa kanila. Opinion ko lang ito pero agree ako na baka inside job nga ang nangyari.
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There are lot benefits in POS over POW, the first one being the cost of running. If genuine one is found, proof of stake will definitely yield more return in term of profit as compared to proof of work which is expensive to maintain based on the electricity required
That's right. POW is way more expensive to maintain that POS. It's better to just buy the coin in the market and stakes those in a wallet. Not only it's less hassle, you'll also helping the market grow. POS is the future in my opinion.
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What happens in crypto does happen too in real sector. People should stop been greedy with a quick gain mentality and they should avoid HYIP, and they should well to safeguarding their wallets. Avoiding a phishing project is key. Participation in ICO and IEO should be very discreet and minimal.
We got to be honest. It's hard to avoid scams and frauds in this crypto space because of its anonymity. I most of the time, people in invest in cryptocurrency to gain a lot of money but people takes short cuts and invest in ICO without knowing anything about it. It's really hard to avoid it.
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I would just take some time to explain what is the potential of Bitcoin to grow in the upcoming years. I'll let them draw conclusions with this. It's hard to advice some risk taking ventures if those newbies don't know what they are dealing with.
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To be honest, hindi ako pamilyar sa ibang mga reputable exchange dito sa Pilipinas bukod sa coins.ph. Ayon sa nabasa ko, mas safe ang palitan sa buybitcoin.ph kaysa kay coins.ph and kaso nga lang, mas maraming pwedeng gawin ang coins.ph kaysa buybitcoin.ph. Hindi ako pamilyar sa rate kaya gusto ko lang itanong, mas maganda ba ang rate ng buybitcoin.ph kaysa kay coins.ph?
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Guys, I have the opposite problem, please tell me how to detect a hidden miner. Recently, my work computer has become noticeably slower. It seems to me that our IT specialist decided to earn extra money and did not inform anyone))
Having this problem too. It seems that someone managed to put a hidden miner in my computer and my anti-virus or anything that could block potential risk is not detecting it. Any help would be appreciated
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There's been a lot of activities lately against ICOs. It's good thing that most ICOs are getting exposed before they could even get to there schemes. Since Bitcoin is going up again, it's a good thing that shitcoins are getting filtered out and only legit projects are getting some sunlight.
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Yeah, it's a little annoying to see that Bitcoin is being portrayed as a way to scam people for some but in truth, it is a revolutionary technology that could change the world. Bitcoin could be use in more ways. Bitcoin is going up again so we might hear more FUD coming.
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You are right. Bear market is a necessity in order to remove those fake projects that tried to make some profit out of people's pocket. It's good because you could distinguish if a project is real and is dedicated to present their product in a good manner.
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Wow, that's some luck you got there. You are very lucky to have found Bitcoin in its early stage. It's very encouraging to have that because maybe in the future, who knows what Bitcoin might become. We just have to keep believing in it. It actually pays for you to not give up in something you believe in.
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It's their own fault for being greedy too much. It really depends on the person on how disciplined he is in order to control greed and trade properly. People are naturally greedy in nature, but we are a rational being. We have our own mind to be able to overcome this kind of things.
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Are you only going to pay only the first 10 users or you're going for as many users as possible?
Are you going to make a spreadsheet on who are these 10 people?
Is it going to be a long term service? like a month or so?
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There's really nothing wrong about it. It was the investors' fault for trading in those prices. It's actually normal in and out of cryptocurrency space so there's nothing to complain about it. Also it's business, as long as they are not doing anything wrong while they are profiting from it, they'll just stay as it is.
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Those are probably bounty hunters. Bounty hunters, of course, expect some big exchange because they've been working hard promoting some project which means they are expecting to make some profit out of it. It's actually normal for them to do whatever they want in their holdings. But of course, it's bad for the market.
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We invest in Bitcoin because we see its potential to do something great in the future. Those experts might have been in the trading industry for a lot longer than we are but there are things that they lack. Just like you've said, we are responsible for ourselves. To be honest, I don't usually listen to experts in and our of cryptocurrency space. I research before going into something.
Who knows, maybe he is secretly investing in Bitcoin without making it public.
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