If he's right we can expect another big bull market because it really doesn't look like Trump is going to win this time.

Even if people believe in Biden he's not going to do anything for Bitcoin. The world and the price of Bitcoin doesn't depend on elections when both candidates don't seem to care about BTC at all.

It does increase visibility. The name and logo becomes more recognizable and you're increasing traffic on the project's site, getting more people to join telegram, getting more people to download wallets and click referral links.

It does not increase credibility. If you want credibility you need to have a known dev team or pay someone to promote you. John McAfee used to sell his own name to add credibility to projects, but this made him lose his own credibility

There's nothing that bad really going on right now.

Like in the previous years there were deaths from flu and pneumonia, now all of these are signed under covid19.

People were dying every year but once there's a worldwide fear and all news talk about the rising count of coronavirus deaths you start seeing the world in dark colors.

It's all fine, life goes on and the situation will go back to normal. It's not some ebola outbreak that we're dealing with.

So you're saying that jobs that don't offer security cannot be called jobs?

At least on the forum you know you're going to get paid for the month/week unlike contractors who sometimes do a big job for 10 hours a day and get scammed by their clients. I know a bunch of construction workers who trashed a client's apartment when he refused to pay for a job that was done well. Scammers are everywhere.

I don't even remember how long I've been in a single signature campaign but it's more than 2 years for sure, all in the same campagn.
With the rates they have they probably paid me more than 1 BTC since I was admitted to the campaign, which I'm really happy with because I was planning to stick on bitcointalk anyway.

Signature campaigns are great, just don't get too eager to post or you'll end up spamming and getting kicked out. Quality over quantity. Good luck OP!

They don't have full backing and this was proven some time ago. I remember saying them admit it that in reality they have maybe 80% of the funds in circulation backed. So they are really not 100% backed and they hold cash equivalents so it's not all usd. They are lying about being 100% backed on their site to lure customers.

https://cryptopotato.com/it-doesnt-matter-if-tether-usdt-is-fully-backed-by-usd-co-founder-william-quigley-says/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/francescoppola/2019/03/14/tethers-u-s-dollar-peg-is-no-longer-credible/

You are basically getting a risk free interest by claiming free coins with your BTC.

If you had BTC in 2017 you could get free BCH and then free BSV later on. If you sold both of these you gott more interest than you could hope for with any of these third party fund management services

4% is definitely not worth it. You can get similar interest by lending to a casino, but at least they are openly saying that you're lending to them, not fooling around calling themselves a savings wallet.

It's a difficult question because it depends on the investor. I'd say they are both important.

Bitcoin is important for investment purposes and as a hedge. It appreciates in value due to its deflationary nature and works as an alternative, a hedge investment.

Fiat money is important for daily use and we cvan't really live without it. We need to pay our bills and buy food and you can't expect everybody to order everything online for Bitcoin. Sometimes you have to pay fora meal in a restaurant or someone to drive you home and usually they won't have a bitcoin wallet set up

OMG, please, not again this stupid shit!

Don't do it OP, never choose an investment by market cap. Some of those high market cap coins are shitcoins with no real use. Want an example of a high cap shitcoin, read a bit about BSV.

People who will tell you to buy each of the top 10 or top 20 coins have no knowledge of the market and think that it's better to have a lot of mediocre investments than a single exceptional one.

Looks pretty good, although I'm in the EU so I won't be using it. As for KYC, if I were to choose between a custodial exchange with KYC and a non-custodial with KYC, the choice would be obvious.

We have some ATMs and even F2F exchanges here, but they usually take a fee of 2-5% so a flat fee would be a very nice change At the moment I'm often using a F2F exchange service that doesn't require KYC. The fee is high but at least it's more or less anonymous.

We definitely need more competition and although PayPal isn't the best or the cheapest it's going to add the pressure those other businesses need to start being more competitive. This is how free market is supposed to work.

If you want my advice, don't believe people who say you have to have a coin portfolio. By the way you describe your investment as investing into crypto you aren't sure what it is that you want to buy.

Altcoins are not Bitcoin. They aren't simply a competition, they are mostly clones of some kind.

Like when you go to a cheap store and they have all the popular candy bars, just cheaper and with different names. You see something that looks exactly like mars but has a different packaging, is cheaper and is not going to taste as good as the real thing. That's what altcoins are.

Buy some Bitcoin and think about what you're going to do next. If you have that gambling spirit in you buy an altcoin that you like, but never, and I repeat never buy a bunch of altcoins just to have a portfolio.

Can you explain why some of the stats contradict each other?

Like in "audience by geography" you have the most visitors from India with the US being second.
Then in "traffic by country" you have the US first, followed by Germany, and there's no India at all.

The proper way to handle this is start a scam accusation thread in the proper section and put all the screenshots there.

If they are convincing I'm sure someone with default trust will help you and leave a comment in his profile and then he'll pay you to get this removed. Negative trust will probably be worth more to him than $3

You answered it already. They don't want to help in anyway they just want the money.

I see only cons of this. More corruption because casinos who don't pay the government could be closed which will limit the competition on the market and those that will pay will have to make it back somehow.

The government will get its money, casinos will increase fees to get you to cover the loss, dark web casinos will still operate without licenses, some will go bankrupt and some will have to move to other countries. Nothing will change for the better.

No cryptocurrency that can be created at will is decentralized.

If you or anybody else could "make" a bitcoin and increase total supply to 21 million and 1 it wouldn't be a decentralized cryptocurrency anymore.

Tether can be made at any moment. They need a million - poof and there it is. What kind of decentralization is that?

I'll also choose to sit this one out for the moment.

There are many different opinions and until it's clear whether paypal BTC trading is safe and works the way it's supposed to it's an unnecesary risk.

I'm very happy that paypal took this step but it's still just another centralized exchange.

Somebody could think of a kind of arcade slots like where you'd play pinball slots with combinations being selected based on the places the ball hits.

There are versions based on this idea but they aren't really skill-based like this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SevQsYM1Odo

It would be more fun if you could actually hit the ball like in real slots.

The Japanese have a type of skill based slot machine called pachinko. Check it out!

It's always better to lower your living conditions for a while, change the car for something cheaper or even a bicycle if you can and invest the money you have at hand than take a loan.

You should always decrease the risk if you can and taking a loan to invest is increasing it.

Most of us have unneeded stuff in the house and could technically get some money from friends and family. It's always better to do that because they will not demand interest and you can always negotiate with them. The bank won't agree for you to clean the place or drive kids of the CEO to school, but a friend might

That robber still did you good if he got away with all your stuff and you had to sell bitcoins to compensate.

Now that bitcoin is going up in valye you have less to profit from.

Still great that he left your trezor because it's so small that he could just take it thinking it's a fancy usb drive or some kind of car fob that could be worth something at a pawn shop.
It looks more like a gate or garage remote than a toy

This is one of those questions like what coin will be the next Bitcoin. There will be no next Bitcoin because of the logo, the brand it built and the fact that as a program it can be upgraded.

Since the 90s people are asking what is going to be the next microsoft windows. The answer is the next windows is a new version of windows!


No chance! These are both total shitcoins with extremely weak hands investing and large losses in the last bear market.

We will reach 20 thousand I'm just not sure if we can do it in this wave and before the end of the year but this move was extremely bullish for bitcoin.

Like I said a few times before there's no real resistance between 14000 and 20000. If we break 14 we'll go up even faster than we went from 11 to 13.