How would you feel if you have (BTC),goods and services other asset are no longer priced in US dollar (fiat) and eventually priced in BTC ? Share your thoughts.
It's not practical right now! Bitcoin is not free amd it has a production cost through hardware and electricity at least. So unless these peoduction costs can be paid in bitcoin, we have no other choice than benchmarking it agaisnt USD or any other local currency. It is only possible when the entire production cost can calculated and paid in bitcoin and people can actually but goods and services in bitcoin without any inconvenience. Which I don't see happening anytime soon.
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I am not surprised to see this! Billionaires are billionaires for a reason. They know how hedge against any upcoming risk. So it's no wonder that they have chosen cryptocurrency as an asset in their portfolio. I strongly believe that the number will be increasing only because cryptocurrency has the capability to provide extraordinary return compared to any other asset class. We have seen that twice already and you don't need to be a genius to guess that such time will come again when bitcoin will outperform all other assets. It's all about mindset. Common people goes by FOMO while ultra rich people buy based on potential and past records. cryptocurrency is an excellent option here!
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The founder of financial tech company Block Inc., Jack Dorsey announced he is collaborating with the rapper Jay-Z by launching a Bitcoin Academy in Brooklyn. The Bitcoin Academy’s mission aims to empower and provide education to the region. The project’s website further details that residents of Marcy House, located in Brooklyn, New York will be eligible for free courses and other benefits like internet data plans. I think this is the motivation we need to help create awareness in their various countries and educate our people on the benefits of cryptocurrencies. Thoughts? https://news.bitcoin.com/education-is-power-jack-dorsey-and-jay-z-launch-a-bitcoin-academy-in-brooklyn/?webview=1 Good initiative! But I believe the impact will be more if crypto focused courses can be provided here instead of just focusing to bitcoin related courses. Blockchain could be an attractive addition to their curriculum as well where budding programmers will get education. Good education can have great impact on anything and education about cryptocurrencies is the need of the hour. Not only for the programmers but also for those people who are skeptical about the cryptocurrency, can also be benefitted here.
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The land price in NY is one of the costliests in the world. So I doubt if NY houses any big miner. If they are forced out of NY, that will be blessing in disguise for the miners. They can simply move to Texas and probably expand their mining operations to a great extent.
But the concern here is that it will probably force some other states to take such decision if the governor of those states are not crypto friendly. It's always difficult to take the first step but the other steps just follow the first one. I am afraid that shouldn't become a trend in US.
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Thanks for the graph op. Very much appreciated! That's why I always say that these environmentalist groups and their actions agains bitcoin mining is funded by banking industry. Because banking industry is the only industry whose dominance is challenged by bitcoin. So they are trying to give the crypto market a different angle because they know they can't win in a face to face war.
These are bloody politics happening here! There's no ground whatsoever to the claim that bitcoin is harmful for the environment.
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If biometric authentication is made mandatory for all users to access online casinos, I think that will provide great security against minors accessing the website. But it has to be completely biometric, not ID card scanning. But the challenge will still remain in case of crypto gambling websites. They are international by nature as they don't rely on the tradition payment services. So it's interesting to see how German government plans to tacke that!
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Bitcoin today is mostly seen as an investment. Bitcoin has more features. These are decentralization and anonymity. In ordinary life, in the Internet and in FIAT - rotation, all user actions are monitored today. This is useful in terms of criminal security. But would you like to have more anonymity in your life, so that information is not collected, where you eat, live, etc.? To make this possible more widely, it would be useful to have simple and convenient tools for Bitcoin in everyday life. What do you think?
If you want to live your life without allowing someone to monitor you, do the below mentioned activities, 1. Delete all your social media accounts 2. Stop using Apple of Android devices and move back to basic mobile 3. Close all your bank accounts and transact only using Monero or any other similar privacy focused cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin is not anonymous. If you are able to do all these above mentioned activities, you will be able to avoid most of the monitoring mechanisms. But will it give you a convenient life? I guess no! Privacy is overrated! Don't fall for it! Alone your data doesn't make any difference!
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What do you think will happen if SEC finds Binance exchange to be guilty in their ongoing investigation? Do you think this will create panic in crypto space or will just affect the price of the BNB coin for some while?....
Let me tell you that Binance will be proven guilty by SEC. Has it ever happened where a company was certified innocent after SEC started investigating? I don't think so! There will be a temporary reputation loss for Binance and as a result, the price of BNB might tank which will give us a great opportunity to buy some more BNB. Binance might have to pay a huge fine which may or may not affect their liquidity. But that's it! I don't see anything beyond these are happening to Binance.
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Two months after the Russian ruble fell below a U.S. penny, the transcontinental country’s fiat currency is the best performing currency worldwide. American economists are baffled by the “unusual situation” because a country facing stiff sanctions typically sees its fiat currency decline in value, but Russia’s ruble has done the exact opposite. Source Now my question is how often can we see a country's Fiat currency currency thrive despite the harsh economy in the country? The answer is natural resources here! Russia is a part of OPEC plus countries and has one of the biggest oil and gas reserves. So now America's dream is coming true when they see EUR is dropping faster than expected. Because that's was always the gameplan of US. Russia has told ass their buyer to pay in Rubles and as a result their buyers have started selling their euros against Rubles to pay Russia for their oil and gas bills. As a result, EUR is standing at all time low and Russia is getting the benefits of strongest Rubble ever. US is happy because EUR is weakening and UK is happy to prove that Brexit was a correct decision.
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It's indeed true! But you need to understand that every government is prominently funded by banks so it's no wonder that therr will always be a group within government that will support a complete ban on cryptos and will always highlight the deficiencies of crypto ecosystem. There will always be an external group as well to support such initiatives because banking wants to control everything and crypto will not let it happen. So we will always see such kind of issues unless a government clearly states their position on the crypto matter.
US is playing diplomacy since a long time on cryptocurrency. It's hugh time to declare their stand on it.
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Which means, now crypto and NFTs are treated as a "normal" assets.
Lol! It's hilarious to see this statement! Digital assets are normal since a long time now, especially in the western countries. This is not the first instance where cryptos have been seized by police as criminal proceed. Probably that's the first case for NFT. NFT market is flooded with money launderers. I mean NFT is the best thing ever happened in the money laundering world after privacy focused cryptocurrencies. Otherwise a JPG shouldn't get sold for millions. It's an utter nonsense!
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Lol! Sometimes these people act like jokers or political puppets of the ruling party. India is already enjoying the most convenient form of digital payment - UPI. Nowadays, we don't need to carry our wallet anymore while going out. We just need our mobile phone which can scan a qr code. I don't know if CBDC can provide any additional convenience here.
CBDB doesn't have even a slightest chance to destroy the crypto ecosystem in India or anywhere else.
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Do you think countries worldwide will ban Bitcoin mining due to environmental concerns? If not, why? If mining is banned, do you think Bitcoin will switch to PoS? Will it still survive being a PoW cryptocurrency? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. There is a possibility of banning POW mining by some countries. I know NY has recently drafted a bill proposing such ban and that might gain traction if other US states decides to go to the same way. If US decides on imposing a ban on POW mining, EU may start looking into the same option. So I would say possibility exists! But chances are very high that some other countries may come forward and seize the opportunity. Especially those countries where the temperature remains low throughout the year. An absolute ban will not be possible but some major economies and their allies may impose such bans.
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Did anyone note that the fan tokens always recover fast against bitcoin? Fan tokens like (Santos, Lazio, Porto, Alpine, ASR, ATM, ACM, JUV, BAR, OG)
I'm thinking to invest some money in Binance' fan tokens (Santos, Lazio, Porto, Alpine) because I see them are moving in a side way on the weekly time frame, and recently they have a high buying volume on the weekly chart.
Also they have a low market cap and low circulation supply, and also tokens utilities, besides that they are been backed by binance.
So what are your opinions guys about investing some money in them?
All the best! I wouldn't suggest you to invest even a single dime into any fan tokens. These are mainly NFTs and not coins in reality. So these coins don't have any utility unless you want to buy some official merchandise from the issuers. So these are bad choice for investment and holding. I am not sure what do you mean by - backed by Binance? none of these coins are "backed" by Binance. They are just using Binance chain and Binance doesn't take responsibility of the value of these tokens. There are thousands of token using ETH chain, does that mean ETH backs these tokens? Nope! So if you really want to invest, use the pioneer coins like Bitcoin, ETH etc. Not these fan tokens which don't have any utility.
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Your 1660ti should give you 30-32MH not 27MH, that's the type of hashrate you should get from a normal 1660 non ti and non Super, it's because you aren't using the right configuration or OC combinations. Use Trex miner and lock the core clock to 1300 using Hive OS and meme clock 1600-1900.
I didn't realize that! I was using Nicehash miner. Is there any possibility that Nicehash is stealing some of the powers from the hardware? I will try the Trex miner and the configuration you've shared here if I decide to go back to mining again. As of now, I have completely stopped mining as I use my laptop for other activities like gaming and graphics design. Also I believe, if I start mining full time, it will ruin the hardware over a period of time as laptops are not really that well built to handle a huge amount of heat for a longer period of time. Thanks for the tip though!
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As the title says, PayPal is finally allowing their users to move their Bitcoin to their own wallets. PayPal went a long way, from getting people banned for buying Bitcoin using PayPal ( I know few people that lost their PayPal accounts due that) to now this. I am just curious how many PayPal users will actually go for that option and start taking responsibility for their own money. Somehow I doubt that number will be huge, bits its a good thing to have that option and is a step in the right direction. Starting today, PayPal supports the native transfer of cryptocurrencies between PayPal and other wallets and exchanges," said the financial giant in a statement. The ability to conduct external transfers on PayPal's crypto platform, an image of which can be seen below, will start rolling out to users today and be available to everyone in the U.S. in the next week or two. It seems that the change management team of Paypal is quick and agile. They are also taking actions based on the market requirements. Because I know many people did not use Pypal's crypto service because they were not allowed to move their bitcoins outside. Paypal's executive team seen that demand and has implemented the change. Good for people who have purchased bitcoin through a centralized entity like Paypal. It will be interesting to see how many holders actually use this facility to move their bitcoins.
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Can Intel make efficient chipsets - Why not? A global chipmaker company can certainly make powerful chips if they want to. I don't think that's actually really ever been their focus. That's possibly true! They are probably focused on other tasks instead of making mining chips. Mining rigs have a very niche market and can't become a mass product due ot its cost. Intel as a market leader would definitely be interested in maintaining their dominance on the mass market rather than entering into a niche market. That's just good business sense!
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You have to understand that the current RBI governor is a political hire to act as a puppet for the government. If the Indian government really cared about experience, they wouldn't let Dr. Rajan resign.
CBDCs can't put a dent on cryptos. Killing is out of question. Cryptocurrencies work in a different way and CBDCs are just a digital representation of fiat currency. It won't be much different than the ways we are using UPI nowadays. Don't worry!
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Lol! I see a bigger conspiracy behind all these and most probably funded by some wall street bankers. Otherwise, I don't see a sensible reason for a complete ban on bitcoin mining.
If a mining company can source their energy from a completely green and renewable resource, then what's the point? This is non sense!
I believe, NY is not a good area to setup a mining facility considering the land and property price. It's better to move to states like Texas where the miners can get hectors of lands at the same price of a one bedroom apartment.
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Rober Kiyosaki[1], a person popular in the network marketing industry and founder of Rich Global and Rich Dad Company[2] stated that the best time to get rich is to get in during the market crash. He stated that if the Bitcoin market continues to plunge, he is ready to get in and start buying. His entry window is when BTC touches $20k[3] Absolutely no doubt here! It is indeed the best time to buy in and stay invested in the market if you have a stable source of income. I would say to reduce your eating out habit and save more during the current phase so that you can buy more and more of cryptos at the best price. I understand there is a panic around the market due to the crashes happening and with the high inflation rate but if someone has a stable source of income, they can certainly make big bucks out of this turmoil. I remember one of my old friends did the same during 2008 sub-prime crisis and he had invested heavily into stock market when there was panic selling going on. In two years, he made 2 crore rupees (around 257k USD). It is a big money in my country. Then he invested that amount into real estate and now he has multiple sources of passive income through real estate rentals. I can see a similar time ongoing.
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