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1801  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Holding coins on: January 25, 2019, 05:50:05 PM
Most of us would like to store their funds in the wallets which gives us the privacy to own the private keys. Untill the end we own the private keys and how safe they are, it doesn't matter if we use exchange of ledger wallet or a segwit wallet. We can use any wallet to hold our funds. I prefer HODLING funds for a longer time in my paper wallet which is securely stored in one of my lockers.
1802  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: best coin for long term investing on: January 25, 2019, 05:42:08 PM
The mother of all Bitcoin will definetely the best choices for now next is ethereum it can give you a x10 profit if you buy now and hodl for a long term investment.
talk about investing in general, I think bitcoin and eth are coins that are really very suitable to hold in the world of altcoin. both coins are like controlling price increases and decreases from other altcoins. So, when I thought about investing in cryptocurrency, I think that Bitcoin and Eth is very suitable for that.
Bitcoin and Etherum can be called as the traditional mean of investment into cryptocurrencies but they are not going to rise up by 100x to 200x as they already showed similar growth. Investing in other newly rising coins can also prove beneficial as they have the potential to rise up by 100x to 200x
1803  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Ready to Jump in Crypto. Again! (Looking for Advise) on: January 25, 2019, 05:37:54 PM
If i where you i would buy bitcoin, xrp and eth and let it keep  for  long term until bull run  replaces this bearish market. With the current price of bitcoin and other altcoins i think the risk is lesser than the chance of esrning profit for long term. You just need to be patient.
Bitcoins, XRP and ETH are a common currency for investment but what i think is investing in other coins/projects can also be good for good profits. There are a lot of newly launched coins which have potential to make huge profits ahead and also the price for them hikes up a lot and it makes us earn a really interesting profit. Online cloud mining services is also a good way to earn but just you need to find a potential and real team and we can mine without actually buying the hardwares. Also PoS mining is a good way to earn passive income.

I would never invest in cloud mining and I would advise everyone else to stay away.  Your right about the small projects giving a much higher return.  The days of bitcoin going 100x are gone so we need to be on the lookout for the next rising star.
I also try to stay away from cloud mining but i have heard a lot that cloud mining services can make huge profits. I have not tried any cloud mining services personally due to them being risky but yet i would like to give it a shot some or other day.
There are a lot of new coins emerging which do not have much valur currently but their value can grow 100x as we saw with bitcoins in the coming years so they would be a good investment with higher returns.
1804  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Ready to Jump in Crypto. Again! (Looking for Advise) on: January 25, 2019, 06:34:14 AM
Thanks to everyone for your advises! I'm really appreciate it.

For now i decide to invest in few projects and check out for next days for how it works. Let's see.

Later i will post some information about my choice

Think twice before you invest and only invest in the coin you feel right. Any services you will invest should be checked and then only hoped into.
I can see some good suggestions on investment in the above posts so i really think that you might have taken a correct decision to invest into. Investing a good coin/project/services can really make you earn huge profits as compared to the centralised currencies.
1805  Economy / Economics / Re: Can Bitcoin even work in our current system? on: January 25, 2019, 06:12:36 AM
Pretend that all the fiat money in the world is gone and the whole world is only using Bitcoin.  Ignore scalability issues for this scenario.

I'm sure most of you know that most money is actually created by banks through fractional reserve lending.  Our economy is stimulated by people constantly taking out loans to make purchases.  But with bitcoin you can't loan money that doesn't exist.  Maybe we would have to change our consumerism as a society and prices would drop.  Being able to borrow money easily makes everything rise in price.   What are your thoughts?
Lending factor affects a lot in growing the economy of the country.
For example we can see that not much developed nations have comparatively less banks as compared to highly developed countries. (I won't mention the countries over here)
Also taking loans from the banks make the country get more developed even financially.
If fiat money is completely gone from the world than i think that cryptos would too be used to lend and borrow. That time the demand for cryptocurrencies would surely hike a lot which will lead for a huge price growth!
1806  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: risk in hodling and trading strategy on: January 25, 2019, 06:06:52 AM
Holding means taking your coin in a long-time it's kind of risky for me but lot of holders get earn lot of money by their own predictions but now holding for me is not okay to take in this time at now altcoins get decreasing all their prices so its not safe for me.
If you think rationally, you can make huge profits with long term holdings. Even if we see the graph of any top 100 coin from the coinmarketcap the coins are in a increasing manner.
Any of the cryptocurrency will surely rise in the upcoming future as the demand for cryptocurrencies is rising from 2017 and most of the peoples want to get into cryptos to make good profits ahead.
I prefer HODLING some of the major coins like BTC/ETH/etc and some of the coin constructors like Waves/etc for long term as i know their future.
1807  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: 4 Things Traders Must Do To Be Successful on: January 25, 2019, 06:03:31 AM
1.   A rule of thumb for how traders should control losses so that they never lose more in a morning than they can make in an afternoon, more in a day than they can make in a week and more in a week than they can make in a month;

I really liked this Grin
Traders are the ones who use most of their brains i think and also it is not thay easy task. Traders will always have an important place in this entire universe. I do firmly respect each trader.
I would surely like to go through the article you mentioned.
Traders should always consider a number of rules before they go into it to make good profits. Also the profits should be treated much cautiously as excess anxiety can make you loose your funds.
1808  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Ready to jump in crypto. Again! on: January 24, 2019, 12:06:16 PM
imressive, but Spanish language is too much for me Smiley


Check here for example: http://allcoinsnews.com/2016/08/15/new-cryptocurrency-e-dinar-coin-released/ - the trick is in PoS mining. You just hold coins on your wallet and mine up to 0.65%/day. Wink



Thank You very much! It's quet interesting, Is anyone can tell me more about PoS mining please?
PoS Mining can be stated as the owner of the coin holder gets the stakes according to the number of coins you hold. You can actually Mine a transaction according to the number of coins you hold. You can also google about PoS Mining and you will get a variety of answers.
E-dinar seems something intresting as we can PoS mine that and we will get almost 0.65% a day. Its quite impressive.
1809  Economy / Economics / Re: You Can Now Keep Your Bitcoins In A Bank on: January 24, 2019, 07:42:56 AM
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Crypto receipts!

This is the most perfect thing I have ever read about the blockchain:

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Citi has developed an instrument it is calling a digital asset receipt. It works much like an American depositary receipt, which have been around for decades to give US investors a way to own foreign stocks that don’t otherwise trade on US exchanges. The foreign stock is held by a bank, which then issues the depositary receipt.

In this case, the cryptocurrency would be held by a custodian, with the so-called DAR issued by Citigroup, the people said. The bank would alert the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., a Wall Street middleman that provides clearing and settlement services, that it issued a receipt, one of the people said. That lends an important layer of legitimacy and gives investors a way to track the investment within a system that they’re already familiar with, the person added
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I want to cry. I want to give those paragraphs a hug. I have written, more than once, about the complexities and inefficiencies of having pretty much all U.S. stocks held by DTCC. “It’s enough to make you wish for a blockchain,” I once wrote. A secure, open, permissionless, immutable record of who owns what, one that doesn’t require investors to trust either a bank or a central Wall Street intermediary or to rely on those intermediaries’ old-fashioned systems: That is a core dream of the blockchain, a central appeal of cryptocurrencies.

And then here is Citigroup Inc. looking at investor demand and concluding: Yes, sure, Bitcoin is great, but what Bitcoin investors really want is to hold Bitcoins in the form of receipts issued by a giant bank and registered at DTCC. That’s where the real innovation is! That’s what the people want! “Take this blockchain away from me,” they cry, “and give me the old system that I know!”

A claim that you sometimes hear is that the blockchain will revolutionize back-office processes — settlement, custody, etc. — in the financial system. But look at the actual experience of cryptocurrency custody. The main story of institutional investment in cryptocurrency these days is a story of custody, broadly speaking: Large institutional investors want to get access to Bitcoin, but they do not want to own actual Bitcoins, themselves, on the actual Bitcoin blockchain. They want Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, or Bitcoin futures, or Bitcoins held in custody by regulated crypto exchanges or traditional big banks, or, sure, crypto depository receipts, why not. Everywhere there is a blockchain, a trusted central intermediary — often a bank or other old-school Wall Street middleman! — springs up to make it useful. Does that tell you anything about the prospects for blockchains to replace central intermediaries?

I confess, though, that it goes the other way too: “Two financial technology companies won New York state approval to issue cryptocurrencies pegged to the U.S. dollar,” the Gemini dollar and the Paxos Standard, “creating more regulated and transparent competitors to Tether and other so-called stable coins,” which are in turn competitors to … the dollar. If you want to hold your Bitcoins through a bank, you can, but on the other hand if you want to hold your dollars through a blockchain, you can do that too.

https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-09-10/keep-your-bitcoins-in-the-bank

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Summary: Citibank has created something they call a "digital asset receipt(DAR)" which could allow purchasers of bitcoin to have banks hold their coins. The details aren't clear. There isn't much information posted here about minimum purchasing amounts or who digital asset receipts will be marketed to. Its nice to see innovation and new offerings for crypto enthusiasts. Although I have a feeling these digital asset receipts might come bundled with $100,000 dollar minimum investments and cater only to high(er) end demographics.

I would guess some would opt for DAR's if they could provide insurance on bitcoins and crypto up to limited amounts.
Is citibank really going for cryptocurrencies?
I don't think that far because already banks are having a war against cryptocurrencies and are in favour of neglecting them.
In such situation, if what you are saying is real than i think bitcoins and cryptocurrencies are really doing well.
DAR sounds intresting and would like to know about it ahead.
1810  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Ready to jump in crypto. Again! on: January 24, 2019, 07:39:51 AM
I will not advice you to invest into any icos or new project now as the reason why people are losing money in cryptocurrencies is because of this.  I think you should do your own research and invest into those genuine coins like bitcoin itself,  ethereum and litecoin since there are very cheap now!  You can buy other coins like waves, stratis and tron that has great technologies and developmental strive.  Don't invest into ponzi scheme as you are going to definitely going going to lose your funds.  You can also investing into backrolling on some gambling and betting sites. 
Investing in stable coins is a good idea. For example we can invest in a coin which is already listed on coinmarketcap to stay far from ponzi schemes.
Investing in good projects can really make earn good profits in minimum time interval.
Coin constructors are also good to invest into.
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1812  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Peoples truly believe A LOT in Bitcoin on: January 06, 2019, 01:13:00 PM
Peoples believe in bitcoins because bitcoins prpve usefull for them. Bitcoins have made it possible to earn a steady income with the help of bitcoins and also it makes it easy to find a Decentralised job. The price for bitcoins also depends a lot on the fact that peoples believe bitcoins. The more the peoples will HODL the more the price will reach moon. Everyone has seen a vast growth for bitcoins from the year 2009 and it has been started a strong feeling in the mind of various peoples that the price for bitcoins in some coming months will be unexpected and highyl appreciable.

Trusting bitcoins will give us profits as the more we will go into bitcoins, the more ways of earning will be in front of us.
1813  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin really driven by individuals? on: January 05, 2019, 04:28:09 PM
Bitcoin is seen as a currency that is not regulated by any institute. It does not generate any revenue and therefore, has a zero minimal value. What then brings about its value and drives it as well?
Bitcoins can't be regulated by any institute and perhaps so they are called anonymous. Bitcoins generate revenues in a number of forms which can be clearly stated as trading, mining, etc  and the rising demand for a limited supply drives the price for bitcoins.
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1816  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers on: June 28, 2018, 09:35:18 PM
Hi GER_Nexus,

thanks for your answer.
I do not own the LSK anymore.
The transactions were sent to different BTC addresses. Is there any way to show that these BTC addresses are from Lisk?

Do you have the LSK addresses still?

The BTC addresses are definitely not publicly linked to Lisk, you might need to get in touch with the Lisk team for that.
Or you can check where the BTC went starting from your address, but it seems that they mixed the BTC after the ICO.

Solved. Thx!
1817  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers on: June 28, 2018, 06:20:12 PM
Hi GER_Nexus,

thanks for your answer.
I do not own the LSK anymore.
The transactions were sent to different BTC addresses. Is there any way to show that these BTC addresses are from Lisk?

Hello
I was an investor during the Lisk ICO. Now I have to prove this to finance authority.
I have 4 transactions from my BTC wallet, which I believe have been sent to Lisk. How can I find out if that's true?
In addition, I still have the access-data to four Lisk ICO-accounts.

Is someone here who can support me?

Many thanks in advance!

The 4 transactions plus the LSK that you got should be enough, as the ICO price is known to be around 0.07 USD.
Bonus was as follows:

https://blog.lisk.io/ico-bonuses-are-now-applied-to-your-exchanges-8b50e0adf9e5
https://blog.lisk.io/lisk-ico-statistics-ac36fbb94fe3

Might be a lot of calculating and a funny Excel sheet but as I said that should be enough Wink
You can always dig deeper if they ask you for more info.
1818  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers on: June 28, 2018, 05:20:42 PM
Hello
I was an investor during the Lisk ICO. Now I have to prove this to finance authority.
I have 4 transactions from my BTC wallet, which I believe have been sent to Lisk. How can I find out if that's true?
In addition, I still have the access-data to four Lisk ICO-accounts.

Is someone here who can support me?

Many thanks in advance!
1819  Local / Treffen / Re: Bitcoin Community Region Stuttgart - Erster Donnerstag im Monat. on: November 08, 2017, 05:31:25 PM
Hallo zusammen,

kann mir jemand einen Steuerberater im Raum Stuttgart nennen, der sich mit Kryptowährungen auskennt?
Vielen Dank im Voraus!
1820  Local / Altcoins (Deutsch) / Re: IOTA - Erste blockchainlose Kryptowährung designed für das Internet der Dinge on: August 14, 2017, 10:02:31 AM
Quote from: Lydian
diese andauernden probleme mit der wallet müssen endlich mal gefixt werden, so investiert doch kein anleger in solch einen coin
Na da schaust dir besser mal den Kursverlauf dieses Tokens an Grin
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