That's awesome, will it be like Twitch where there's a semblance of content first before anything else? Or would it be the same as Patreon or Buy Me a Coffee? If so then that means they're competing against other established platforms which is good since the more competition there is then there's more benefit for the people.

That's not an excuse anymore, crypto is the talk of the town for a long time already, maybe about 5 or 6 years or so it's acceptable but it has been a decade, I don't think that people that's getting into crypto isn't fully aware of this kinds of issue as a lot of news outlets are picking up on every crypto stories.

The problem with this is that the ban is taken seriously by a lot of people and they don't know what's happening right now and they still think that it's a bad omen that China is making some move in the Chinese market.

Never expected them to do some deals with barrels of oil since they're a bank and I am happy that they're caught with all this stupid stuff because bribery makes the game unfair for everyone even though this isn't that much of a setback for JP Morgan.

That's a lot of bitcoin but I doubt that all those came from the scam because why is it exact then? If it did all came from their scams then it's sad that people are still falling for the oldest scam in the book.

It won't impact the market that long, what China left behind in demand will eventually be filled by other countries in the near future, plus they've been out of the game for almost a year already and this ban is just the final nail in the coffin.

It's definitely great but at the same time, it's actually a good thing that more people gets in because when that happens, the prices go up and with more people using bitcoin, it will eventually become a norm for many countries to use crypto for daily transactions, and more people will be financially stable.

Lucky doesn't give him that much credit, I think that the hodler deserves every ounce of it if he was aware of the address after all this time. In my opinion, it's likely that he believed in bitcoin and that it will grow in the near future and that faith paid off.

Unlikely to happen and hopefully wee don't see that from happening because all the other tokens hitching in them would definitely go up in prices like NFTs and I don't want that to happen now that I don't have a lot of NFT yet.

Good luck with issuing that because no way in hell that cryptocurrencies are the reason for all of their problems with ransomware, they're the US government so I don't think it's not that hard for them to catch or protect themselves from these cyber criminals, aren't they good at meddling with the affairs of other countries? This is a piece of cake to them but their putting the burden on the people.

That's a bit over the top if you ask me, I don't think that everyone tries their luck in breaking bitcoin, other people from the past have tried their hands on breaking bitcoin but they weren't able to do it because they know what they're up against.

What other applications would that be though? I can't think of any other uses for bitcoin besides being used for transactions for buying and selling goods and services. I think it's not just bitcoin that makes someone financially independent, it should also include many passive income and a good mental wellness.

I think so, I mean what does a legal tender do? It's just a title to say that they acknowledge something can be a medium of exchange, so I don't think that we should have any qualms with bitcoin becoming a legal tender.

It's fairly simple, tell them the basics or the things that they need to know, that's already enough because they need to decide for themselves whether they should satisfy their curiosity or not, if they're curious they'll go and search for it on their own.

Because they're familiar with the technology that cryptocurrency is operating in, compared to older generation that's a bit retarded in thinking and thinks that they're superior to the toung ones, the younger generation is more adventurous when it comes to risk taking.

I think OP got his/her cryptocurrencies stolen in Coinbase so OP is really mad about it, I can't really downgrade what OP is feeling right now, that's a lot of money lost so what I can offer is just prayers of some sort to help OP get through this and not make his experience a summation of what cryptocurrency is.

Isn't it your fault that you're listening to people online in regards to deciding what you should do when it comes to your own money and your investments, to humor you though, I think that it's the employees that's making you look stupid.

Gold isn't a safe investment, you can't easily buy one and call it a day, you can't sell it either that easy, now compare that to bitcoin which has more demand than gold, it's much more convenient and can make you more profit in such a short time.

They don't have any grounds to completely control or ban bitcoin so they just defame it to discourage the public from putting their money in it, my opinion is that they should remember that it's already 2021 and not the 70s because they still think that they're the smart ones in this day and age.

It doesn't really matter how they affect the market because these people are going to learn along the way, that is if they survive their first dip and they don't panic over it then I am pretty sure that they're going to be a mainstay in the market. I think that it's the only way for bitcoin, when it becomes popular, it's definitely going to go up in prices.