trading pace is not as it used to be.... awfully slower now.

@lafu, cryptopia has to address concerns and other issues faster to gain confidence back to your exchange....

lost a lot of crypto in the old pos wallet. i had some insane in there. congrats to the insane team and the community for keeping the price above 1300 sats. will be buying back the ones i lost and add more.

I'm curious about how a dual-token system works.... which of the two tokens will then hold value or will be more valuable? would it be the variable token because its btc ratio will be dependent on market movement or will it be the stable one.....? by stable, you mean a fixed rate like a fixed bitcoin/fiat ratio? so which token will be entered at exchanges?

what about wallets like exodus and jaxx?

i bet the dev for this coin still reads posts here. but if he's not, it doesn't matter.

any possibility of the community taking over and go through rebranding? some cryptocurrencies that were rebranded were successful after rebranding. will it be possible to do the same with psb? wonder how that can be done....

sa akin lang.... i think okay lang kung may kanya kanyang country coin basta hindi pababayaan or iiwanan yung kanyang blockchain, otherwise, ma-dump lang siya after nya ma-release sa exchanges. pag ang bitcoin price nya bagsak na bagsak na to the point na wala nang buyers, patay na.

i believe maraming magagaling na cypherpunks sa pilipinas. kung magkaisa sila, bongga! magkaka-contribution na ang pilipinas sa larangan ng blockchain cryptography tapos may karagdagang coin na magsupplement sa bitcoin.

sa issue ng centralization, yan sana ang wag na wag mangyari. kapag ang na-develop na coin ay centralized ang nature, parang networking type na coin, pangit na....

i think dapat may balance yung app mo? kasi 2 days ago na yung notice nila so siguro naman live na yung ether wallet nila? sana may magshare dito kung may eth wallet na sila ng coinsph at baka masagot nya ang question ko....

may sarili bang wallet address yung eth nila or same lang ang approach nila tulad ng abra? kasi sa abra, walang sariling eth address. makakabili ka lang ng eth gamit ang balance mo sa peso or sa bitcoin mo. hindi mo matra-transfer sa ibang ethereum wallet ang ether mo sa abra. ang pwede mo lang gawin is convert it to peso or bitcoin tapos tska mo pa lang pwedeng itransfer sa ibang bitcoin wallet.

hopefully may sariling ether wallet address ang sa coinsph para pwede na tayong makapag send ng eth sa external eth wallets.


Pahabol:

Eto sabi ni coinsph:
"Creating your wallet costs a one time 20 PHP fee. This fee goes to the Ethereum network. Coins.ph does not profit from this fee."

well, yes, i agree with you. trusted naman si coinsph kaya lang kailangan ng alternative lalo na kung naabot mo na yung monthly cash in limit mo or cash out limit. hindi naman ako naghahanap ng kakalaban kay coinsph dahil in fairness, kailangan natin silang lahat 

kaya lang mukhang hindi at par ang services nung dalawang napag sign up kong platform ngayon. pareho silang mabilis mag approve ng level 2 verification pero sa level 3 wait wait lang muna. tapos medyo may kabagalan ang customer service. itong bitbit, maraming bad reviews sa app nila. wala pa akong nababasa sa paylance.

tapos itong bitbit, hindi man ako bigyan ng peso wallet address! hahahaha! ano va yan! satoshi citadel industries, what's wrong with your bitbit platform? 

upon recommendation ng isang kasamahan natin dito sa bitcoin talk, nagtry akong mag sign up para may alternative ako sa coinsph and paylance kung saan bagong sign up pa lang ako. sa coinsph since 2015 myembro na ako so, expecting bitbit.cash and paylance to have a similar or even better service.....

succeeded level 2 verification on both platforms and pending pa ang level 3 on both. ang concern ko lang sa bitbit.cash is that hindi naga-appear ang peso wallet ko so how the heck do i cash in?! 

na-encounter nyo po ba ito? kasi loading lang yung peso wallet kung laptop gamit ko. nagtry akong mag-log sa device ko pero ang notification na na-receive ko is "no wallet" daw ako! hahaha! any insights po?

Awesome!!! Thanks for the tip! Gagawin ko yan and will share it among friends, too. It's about time that we had alternatives to coinsph and we won't miss good buy orders anymore. Nagka-interest ako sa USD option eh. Tapos may bitbit.cash? Love it!

medyo gray area pa kasi eh. so far BDO pa lang ang kumakalat sa social media na may aversion sa fiat deposits na galing sa exchange-like service tulad ng coinsph.

kung gumagamit ka ng coinsph at nagcashout ka to your bank account, iisa lang kasi ang name na lilitaw ng kung kanino galing ang deposit. nakikita ko kung kanino galing daihl mobile banking ang gamit ko so kita mo na kaagad kung na-deposit na yung cashout mo.

sa tingin ko alam na ng banks na coinsph yun or abra or any exchange that can send deposits to your bank account and ang assumption nila kaagad is galing yung sa bitcoin.

2015 ako nagsimulang magbitcoin and during that time, wala pang kiyeme si BDO sa fiat deposits na galing ng bitcoin. services nga nila dati ang laging ginagamit sa cash ins ng coinsph eh. kaya lang ngayon nabago ang ihip ng hangin.

siguro mas best to ask your local branch or home branch about deposits from services using cryptocurrencies para alam mo na kung magiging safe ang pera mo sa kanila.

Meron nagshare sa akin ng isang exchange-like service tulad ng coinsph dito sa Pinas. Hindi ko pa na-try ang service dahil bagong sign up pa lang ako. Waiting for my interview to get verified for levels 2 and 3. Ang upperlimit for level 2 is 400k and ang upper limit sa level 3 is 2M. Pwedeng magconvert ang PHP to BTC and even to USD! Anyone tried their services already? Pa-share po ng reviews. At least may alternative na sa coinsph kung na-max out na ang cash in or cash out limit  


check it out - https://paylance.com

after US and British banks ban credit card purchases of cryptocurrencies, would cryptocurrency users' liquidation of digital assets follow next?

could this be a measure that banks would use to restrict cryptocurrency use among the population, and a way for them to prevent cryptocurrency providers from reaching a broader investor base?

Agustin Carstens, former governor of Mexico's central bank, and current head of the Bank for International Settlements said that bitcoin
so they're speaking out now. there's actual fear in his words there, and they do not want digital assets to become "interconnected" with the financial system. 

conversion to fiat would be difficult for those of us who need fiat for daily use or for emergency use.

what's your take on this and care to offer any possible solutions for all of us in cryptospace?

cheers....

(BIS head says cryptocurrency is a ‘Ponzi scheme’ that poses a threat to financial stability)

The price of bitcoin fell below $6,000 (£4,300) for the first time this year as a leading central banker said it posed a threat to financial stability and signalled a global clampdown on the cryptocurrency.

The new head of the Bank for International Settlements, Agustín Carstens, said bitcoin had become a combination of “a bubble, a Ponzi scheme and an environmental disaster” that threatened to undermine public trust in central banks.

“If authorities do not act pre-emptively, cryptocurrencies could become more interconnected with the main financial system and become a threat to financial stability,” he said, speaking at Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany.

“There is a strong case for policy intervention. Appropriate authorities have a duty to educate and protect investors and consumers, and need to be prepared to act.”

Carsten, a former governor of Mexico’s central bank, said that despite the meteoric rise of bitcoin, cryptocurrencies were merely “pretending” to be currencies and were “unsafe”, potentially facilitating tax evasion, money laundering and criminal finance.

As the head of the body that represents the world’s central banks, his comments are the clearest sign yet that global regulators are preparing a crackdown on bitcoin, the price of which rose by 900% last year, making it the best performing asset of 2017. It hit a peak of near $20,000 in the week before Christmas.

However, it has fallen by more than 50% since the beginning of 2018, as investors grow increasingly fearful of intervention by regulators.

Bitcoin is not recognised by any central bank and allows people to bypass banks and traditional payment methods to pay for goods and services.

Carstens said central banks should in particular pay attention to the ties linking cryptocurrencies to real currencies, to ensure the relationship was “not parasitic”.

His comments follow a string of warnings on bitcoin from authorities and economists around the world, including India, the US, and South Korea. Facebook has banned bitcoin and other cryptocurrency adverts on its site.

Meanwhile, Lloyds Banking Group has banned customers from using its credit cards to buy bitcoin, amid fears it could be left in debt as the cryptocurrency’s value deflates.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/feb/06/bitcoin-price-crackdown-bis-cryptocurrency

So you're like saying, those on that list can be trusted with our holdings, even if price takes a plunge?

Bitcoin price might be taking a deep dive and we can just speculate about when a rebound will occur.

With this dip, how would exchanges fare? Would this cause exchanges to declare bankruptcy? Which of the top exchanges do you think, is stable and can withstand a really deep bitcoin price dive?

not much demand, hence the downtrend. o ray of light, where art thou?  next support is somewhere 5,300 or so or i may be mistaken..... maybe after the chinese new year, the market will fuel the bitcoin rocket..... or probably after april fools? 

what makes them claim that bitcoin cash is the "original" bitcoin? what basis could there be to support that claim?

technically, i think the original bitcoin was the version created by satoshi nakamoto - the very first version, the version without iterations. when that version of bitcoin went through iterations and forks, then the original was changed.

however, since bitcoin follows certain consensus rules, and a bitcoin consensus - or a general agreement of what is called bitcoin by a majority of participants, then forks that deviate from these rules cannot be referred to as bitcoin. since bitcoin cash digressed from bitcoin's consensus rule and bitcoin consensus, then it was not awarded the bitcoin name.

di pa na-try pero base sa notice nila sa users sa website nila, tambak sila ng support tickets ngayon. wala pa sigurong nakapag-try ng exchange nila dahil wala pa masyadong reviews.

quoinex is registered to a certain Mario Gomez Lozada so maaaring pinoy siya. para makamusta ang services ng website nya, will try and get back later kung may good news or bad ako....

it's unfortunate that this has happened to you and empathize with you. i've used cryptopia countless times and have not experienced anything of this magnitude - yet - but hope that i won't ever experience it in the near future. but we'll never know when decent exchanges would turn rogue, right? so that's why it has become my standard practice to never leave my cryptocurrencies in any exchange - not just cryptopia. i learned that from bitcointalk veterans and that advice can be found in numerous threads here. hope we all find wisdom in that advice. kind regards....