You could pay your employees directly to their bitcoin wallets but you're still going to pay their taxes and insurrance with fiat money like you'd normally would.

You don't have to worry about them and how they do their taxes. It's not your job to make sure they are abiding the law.


The government often makes things unpleasant for us so it's a bit like breaking even

I would do the same although I wouldn't call offline computer risky. It's not hard to do when you have some experience with computers in general.

Using a hardware wallet is more noob friendly because they guyide you by the hend what to do and how.

Just to remind you that ransomware that encrypts files was found to be causing problems with hardware wallets by blocking your ability to access them on the compromised machine.

99% of all altcoins don't have any utilities and use cases. It's time to wake up.

On one hand I feel like it's not the exchange's fault that the coin team pulled an exit scam. Sometimes you strike a deal with a company and they bail on you. People are different some can be trusted and some can't.

On the other hand they should put more effort into screening these tokens or they'll become another shitcoin exchange like yobit.

The case of Terrance Watanabe is very interesting. He used to gamble all the time and act like an asshole to the casino staff, but they kept being polite to him and allowing him to do all he wanted as long as he paid for it. When he lost all his money he sued them for not stopping him and allowing him to gamble on credit.

I know they took advantage of his addiction but he acted like a child who can't accept the reality. He played around with the big boys, got hurt and went to tell mommy on them.

6 thousand was an opportunity you've just missed this year. If you're bearish you will consider yourself lucky if you manage to buy for 8 ever again.


Then it seems like you will never own any Bitcoins

I wrote about dominance in reference to the market cap. It's still dominating the altcoin market despite the losses.
XRP with the second market cap among altcoins barely has 30% of ETH in that matter it is dominance for sure.

We can argue that market cap doesn't mean anything because it really doesn't, but it is an indicator many people watch and one that ranks coins.

What did they achieve? All I can see is them going down from their ATH of 3 USD to 0.3 USD on this day. And believers were thinking it could trade for 1 USD and sustain it.

Also they're changing CEOs and board members and promising big partnerships and that's it. They basically did nothing for the last 3 years and the price reflects that.

Typical shitcoin with no volume and no rating. Coins that aren't even listed on coinmarketcap and coingecko should be avoided.

If a project can't get itself listed on a decent exchange and is not on the listing sites you know it's a worthless scam. That's all I have to say about this pitiful project.

It's not about agreeing or not but about common sense. If you set the limit it will always be too high for the averager player and too low for a high roller.

You set the limit at 10 thousand USD most people will never reach it but a high roller can go over it with a single bet and be forced to leave without a second attempt.

I barely got 2 points in the test. Not really an addicted gambler I guess


I've read different studies based on people from poor African countries or Brasil and it looks like your surroundings can affect your addiction. People are social and act like a herd of animals in the way that they watch others and act alike. When you're a young guy growing up in a poor society and all your friends gamble you are going to gamble with them.

Possibly but with so many people opposing 5g around the world it will take some time. It's not going to happen this year for sure.

VR is a good idea but it's still too early. The gear is expensive and for now mostly gamers buy these things. Most users don't have access to VR and prefer gambling anywhere like in a hotel room. They're not going to take VR gear with them to work or school, but they can take a phone, a tablet or a laptop.

Especially BTC? you should see some altcoins.

In the last 24h Bitcoin lost only 0.28% but XRP 2.7% and EOS almost 4%. Bitcoin usually is the most stable cryptocurrency

There are many reasons but I'd blame fake volume on exchanges, fake USDt buy orders, low liquidity and bot trading among many other.

Exactly. I must have repeated this at least 5 times in different threads where clueless people were writing stupid questions like "is bitcoin dying?" or "did the whale manupulate the market?".

The stock market regained a lot after the corona crash and people are taking profits now especially since a second wave of corona is expected to appear. Bitcoin was rejected at 12k and is not strong enough to ignore stocks and go up.

ETH might be high in dominance but it still falls when Bitcoin falls. It's too weak to ignore Bitcoin like all other major altcoins.

ETH went down from $480 to $350 so it lost more than BTC. How is that a strong, dominant coin?

It's not going to die because you say so. I'm yet to see at least one sign of it dying. A 10% drop in value on a tradable asset is not a sign of dying.


Just look how we've evolved in the last 5 years. Not long ago people were frustrated because Bitcoin was below 5000 USD and now they complain about going from 11 to 10 thousand.

Hopw can anyone be frustrated about 10 thousand dollar Bitcoin is beyond my understanding.

Is bounty hunting for Bitcoin even a thing?

Many people are involved in mining, but more in mining altcoins because it's cheaper. Bitcoin mining is viable only in a few locations around the world or with big money invested, like with those people who bought a power plant in the US for the purpose of mining.

What I like to do is wait for big moves. I basically do nothing when there's a swing up or down below 10%. I wait for bigger swings of at least 12% or long bear markets where I wait for at least 60% loss. Then I patiently wait for a swing up.

In case of a bear market buy I wait for at least 50% bounce back before I sell anything and in case of a swing I wait for a profit of preferably 20%. If I don't get it I can wait for a year for it to finally happen. I've got time.

You're joking, right? Stocks have dropped, we had a head and shoulders pattern on the charts that usually suggests a drop, we held a really good level of 11000 for 2 months and the price couldn't hold 12000 after many attempts.

There's nothing wrong with a red candle especially in an asset that is being produced every day by miners. They were holding in August because there was a chance of a pump but can't hold. THey have bills to pay.

It's not the end of Bitcoin.

Why not? It's not that personal. If you asked me how much all my coins are worth it could ba a bit personal. How much I've earned in a year is not.

About 0.4 BTC from my signature campaign which is public knowledge if you check the statistics of each participant. I've also made close to 0.1 BTC from trading and some dust from other sources like airdrops, participating in surveys, referral bonuses and such - maybe 0.01 or less.

Kind of looks like the beginning of something. As usuall crypto follows the stocks down with more volatility.

I've read some predictions that stocks are currently overbought and many traders expect a correction. If we get another wave of corona in Autumn this really might happen.

When will people start to learn that holding your coins on these black markets usually leads to police seizures or scams?

It's interesting how some people blame a raid on a Korean exchange, some others blame Bitcoin mining pools and in reality it was the stock market that took us with it once again just like it did in March.