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It just shows that people who are in the technology industry such as this guy, Bill Gates, etc are bullish on bitcoin; opposed to opinions of people in the sort if "investing" industry like Warren Buffet and Jordan Belfort. There's really just some things that non tech-savvy people can't understand.
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There's no such thing as "standard" time interval between buying. People say that you shouldn't go "all in" meaning that you don't invest all your money in a single cryptocurrency. Diversify. They don't necessarily mean that you split your buy offers between certain durations, but this can also be a good strategy when you're not sure on what certain price to buy that certain coin.
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I definitely wouldn't recommend forking your own cryptocurrency as you would most likely waste your time if you don't know what you're doing. But lets just assume you're doing this for educational purposes, then probably try out forkgen[1]. It creates a fork of bitcoin for a certain fee. Not sure if it's legit though. But yea, I really really don't suggest doing this.
[1] https://forkgen.tech/ |
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how I can give them some hints with soft words which can change their mind or at least give them some more space to think twice?
Some people are simply close minded, and there's nothing we can do with that. If I we're you, I'd just explain to them what a "ponzi" really means and how bitcoin isn't a ponzi, because it never promised any returns. Don't waste your time trying to convince people in to an industry that they probably couldn't understand. |
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Not a beginner, Capital isn't a problem, I run a crypto based business and am always looking for sources to buy large amounts of coin at good rates.
I'd say probably Localbitcoins[1], as you wouldn't have problems with banks and taxes and stuff because you can purchase peer to peer, even with physical cash. Though I'm not sure if you can call it "good rates" though. I suggest posting your own offer for optimal rates.
[1] https://localbitcoins.com/ |
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It completely depends, as an exchange token listing doesn't automatically end up with a price increase. It still depends on some factors, like: how much people are actually waiting for the coin to be listed? If only a small number of people were waiting for the listing then chances are, the price won't be affected much.
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- Members in the campaign have received 2.7% of all merit given on the forum  (1666/61278) 2.7% of all merits from only 58 campaign participants? Out of 1808548 total members!??! I always knew that chipmixer participants are above average in terms of post quality, but holy jeebus. Mind boggling stuff right here. Long live ChipMixer! |
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For those people who complain that people don't give merits to newbies, check this guy out: Alexander_Z | Merits Basically 9 posts merited out of 39. Good enough in my opinion. I confirmed to check his/her posts to make sure that his/her posts are good enough; and indeed they are. What's your excuse now?
MERITS ARE ONLY GIVEN TO THOSE WHO DESERVE IT. So if people don't give you merits for your posts, then it simply means that you don't deserve merits. </END RANT> |
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A lot of people here are being rude to newbies, like me, I personally did not experience any kind of rudeness towards the veterans. But as I read threads, I suddenly think that some of the old folks don’t like new people in our community, is it because too much people here will ruin the system? The flow of cryptos?
It's mainly because of the newbies asking nonsensical and or redundant questions. "when moon?" "should i buy now?" "how to earn bitcoin?" "what is airdrop?" "how to make bitcoin heuhehue" and the latest trend.... "what is merit?" The list goes on.. and on.. and on.. |
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bubble* Bitcoin can be a bubble. And that bubble has popped a lot of times; and will continue to pop a lot more in the future. https://i.imgur.com/Gzkm8t8.pngSo as of the moment, this is the 2nd longest correction in the history of bitcoin, when do you think this price will last? Would you think it will gonna last for another year like the previous correction that took more than a year to recover. It could take weeks, it could take months, and it also could take a few years. No one knows for sure basically. |
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bubble* Bitcoin can be a bubble. And that bubble has popped a lot of times; and will continue to pop a lot more in the future. |
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My opinion on bitcoin's future? It's going to be good; but it isn't going to be smooth sailing either. There's going to be a lot of bumps and hiccups due to FUD, potential technical issues, potential competitors, government regulations, etc.
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Theoretically, it should, as the supply will be significantly lower. But still, it still always ends up depending if there's enough demand for it. If there's little to no demand than no matter how much they burn, the price wont change significantly.
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No I definitely refuse to accept that Bitcoin is only for store of wealth. I got interested in bitcoin as an effective pseudo-anonymous payment system; and I'm still bullish on bitcoin for that exact same reason. Good thing it looks like lightning network adoption is just right around the corner.
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What are you talking about? Bitcoin transaction fees are like a few cents to a dollar now! Heck, my 5sat/byte transactions are even going through. Maybe you should have complained about the transaction fees like a month ago.  Blockchain isn't even congested now, thankfully; we're currently only at 10k unconfirmed transactions[1] as we speak. Which is very low in my opinion.
[1] https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions |
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Common issues on whatever website that received a huge surge of traffic and account registrations. Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said their goal for 2018 was to be the #1 exchange. Well, they pretty much achieved it on 2017. Just to give you an idea on how huge the flood of traffic and registrations is.
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