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1881  Bitcoin / Press / Re: 2021-01-13 Reuters - ECB's Lagarde calls for regulating btc's funny business on: January 18, 2021, 05:26:58 AM
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European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde called on Wednesday for global regulation of Bitcoin, saying the digital currency had been used for money laundering activities in some instances and that any loopholes needed to be closed.
https://www.reuters.com/article/crypto-currency-ecb/reuters-next-ecbs-lagarde-calls-for-regulating-bitcoins-funny-business-idUSL1N2JO0RM

Madame Christine Lagarde is afraid of Bitcoin: good! That is how I read her rants and if I was a bitcoin entrepreneur I would give the shit back at her!
This is not good. I recently heard on the news that the newly elected US President Biden is appointing her to a high position in his government. At the same time, he is changing SEC leaders to be more loyal to the cryptocurrency.
We see that some decisions regarding cryptocurrency can very seriously affect it and its price. Therefore, people like Lagarde in power are dangerous for cryptocurrency. This danger should not be underestimated.
1882  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Stable coins are not actual fiat on: January 18, 2021, 04:50:35 AM
They are not legally actual fiat
Even something happens with USA dollar or any other fiat your stable coins stay same.
The fuctuaction will be directed by bitcoin so there is no need to be them even 1:1 pegged to fiat.



Im wrong Here? 
Of course you are wrong. The dollar-backed stablecoin is essentially the same dollar, only in digital form. Yes, if the dollar depreciates, then we will see a 1: 1 ratio in the CoinMarketCap table. However, these numbers only indicate the dollar's backing of the stablecoin, not its price. The dollar price is not reflected here. The dollar in this case will be subject to inflation and its rate will fall, however, from the point of view of a stablecoin, it will remain backed by one dollar of less value.
This does not directly affect the price of bitcoin, but internally its price should rise in price over time.
1883  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Remember when ETH was $1400 a few years ago then crashed to $70 as BTC crashed? on: January 17, 2021, 12:44:40 PM
ETH really is a shitcoin with no intrinsic value. Its not a store of value since when bitcoin crashes 20% then ETH crashes 50%. When Bitcoin rises ETH barely follows, ETH is still 65% down compared to the recent BTC rise.

2018: Bitcoin $19000, ETH $1400
2021: Bitcoin $32000, ETH $1000

If you stayed in ETH you have lost more money than Enron. ETH is a scam.

There is alot of new projects that do everything better than ETH or will in the future. Let us find something better than ETH that we can all buy for cheap now have a giant distribution for everyone and then go to the moon! No need to make ETH devs and people owning 50000 ETH rich for sucking $20 transaction fees out of us.
The same can be said for any other altcoin. Everyone has the right to invest in the cryptocurrency that he considers profitable for investment. I do not understand a bit why some of the members of this forum are so negative about Ethereum. Given the high level of capitalization of bitcoin, almost all cryptocurrencies are now following the price movement of bitcoin. Why blame ethereum for this? Moreover, recently this coin has significantly outstripped Bitcoin in price growth and even grew in price during the period. when he fell slightly or practically stood still.
Ethereum is now fully updated. I am confident that this coin will gain even more popularity after this update.
1884  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Forget bounties and Airdrops on: January 17, 2021, 11:52:50 AM
You may be right but there is much more to bounties than just making money, i like to participate in bounty campaigns because i like it and in this way i stay connected with the market, new opportunities and this forum where i learn alot, secondly each project is unique and gives us a chance to learn more about use of blockchain technology lastly bounty campaigns are adfictive and if they give a reward i take it as a bonus because bounties can not pay fulltime and regular salaries so we should accept the facts.
Of course, participation in bounty companies provides not only the opportunity to receive new tokens and some kind of profit. It is also an opportunity to constantly keep abreast of the latest news in the world of cryptocurrency and to know not only an opinion about a certain fact that has happened, but also different opinions and practical advice on this event.
Not everyone can be a programmer, create wallets and perform other similar specific work. Most people who participate in bounty companies have their own main job, This should always be taken into account.
1885  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: DOT [Polkadot] Speculation on: January 17, 2021, 11:17:00 AM
interesting. On Coingecko the coin is the top 10 cryptos by market cap and even in the top 20 by volume in 24h, but on CMC it's nowhere to be seen because it is ranked #2167. I suppose this had to do with some sort of T&C from coinmarketcap for recently listed/launched cyptos? surely this raises a few red flags, no?

I want to know your opinion about this cryptocurrency
extremely risky investment if you're looking for short-term profits. It's such a new player in this market, you honestly have no idea what to expect from it. I would give it a few more weeks (even more) to see how the market reacts, but for now, and at that price range ($6), I'd stay as far away from it as I can.
Few thought that Polkadot would even reach its current heights. A few days ago, this cryptocurrency ranked fourth on the CoinMarketCap table with a current capitalization of $ 16.1 billion and a price tag of $ 17.8. It ousted Ripple, against whose leaders the SEC filed a lawsuit on December 22 in the unregistered issue of these coins.
Polkadot is even now growing very rapidly in price, having increased by 13 percent over the last 24 hours and by 82 percent over the week. It is believed that it can become a good competitor to ethereum.
1886  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is Ethereum going to Die? on: January 17, 2021, 06:57:27 AM
I think you are too afraid about the future of Ethereum. The problem related to gas fees or wd fees should be resolved by Vitalik in the near future. I believe Vitalik already realize the situation and must have planned the way to fix it. Ethereum is the number 2 top coin after Bitcoin, it must survive. As an old holder of Ethereum, you should know that the power and its potential. Ethereum has a big market cap and many people hold this coin. Ethereum should not so easily die.


True, it will not die so easily since almost every other Alt coin created on its Network. You might have noticed that Polka Dot that is #4 now on coinmarketcap does the same job what Ethereum does but with better Technology and it is being traded @ $18 now . It has show tremendous growth 800% , in past one year. It has already beaten XRP and lLtecoin. It is going be closet competitor in coming month.
I don't see any significant difficulty for ethereum to discuss such a topic. The level of capitalization of this coin is very good evidence of its popularity, and the number of tokens issued on its platform, of its relevance. There is a problem with scalability and high transaction fees, but it will be addressed with the already running Ethereum 2.0 updates.
Ethereum remains the leader of altcoins for a long time.
1887  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ethereum now looks like a complete joke on: January 16, 2021, 08:10:55 PM
you're mistake bro, other altcoins (Ethereum-based tokens) not following the Ethereum price, depending on the performance of the token itself.
Indeed, ethereum transaction fees are unstable and so high, that's because ETH 1.0 can only support 30 transactions per second which causes delays and congested.
i hope Ethereum 2.0 can solve this problem.
Indeed, the bandwidth of the Ethereum network is still very low and Ethereum 2.0 should remedy this situation. Moreover, it arose precisely due to the fact that the Ethereum platform is very popular. We need to wait a bit and the scalability of this coin will increase a lot after it is updated.
We expect a significant rise in the price of altcoins after bitcoin reaches its new price peaks and funds begin to flow into cheaper promising altcoins.
1888  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: XRP SEC lawsuit complaint on: January 16, 2021, 07:13:10 PM
XRP is a centralized currency operated by a company called "Ripple". The entire debate with SEC is that SEC thinks XRP is a security rather than a currency. So SEC thinks that Ripple should have taken approval from US Securities and exchange commission before rollin out their XRP coin in US market. So Ripple's management will now have to go through a long and painful legal battle with SEC. Coinbase already announced to exclude XRP from their coin list.

This same argument doesn't apply to bitcoin for a simple reason as mentioned by you! Bitcoin is a ownerless currency system so they won't find anyone to prosecute! Unless Faketoshi wants to fight SEC!
Over the years, executives of Ripple Labs have sold hundreds of thousands of unreported XRP coins, hiding this fact from the Ripple community who invested in this coin. In any case, it is very similar to abuse of their position.
In fact, they have already pleaded guilty, inviting the SEC to enter into negotiations over the lawsuit filed on December 22. Most likely, after paying billions of dollars in penalties, Ripple will return to normal.
1889  Economy / Speculation / Re: Are people buying BTC @ $27000+ idiots? on: January 16, 2021, 05:48:58 PM
People bought at $27000 bitcoins are lucky because they bought it at lower price compare today that the bitcoin price reaches $36000 each. They are not actually idiot  that they bought it at $27000, if they decided to sell it today they will get higher profit and not holding it by now because the bitcoin price will eventually drop by the end of january.
Yes, in terms of prices in the current cryptocurrency market, buying bitcoin for $ 27,000 no longer seems stupid, but a reasonable decision. A few months ago, some were skeptical about the possibility of bitcoin to rise in price above $ 25,000 in the near future, based on the events of 2017-2019, when investors who bought bitcoin at a price of about $ 20,000 over the next three years saw a bear market and the price bitcoin at $ 10,000. However, the cryptocurrency market is developing and the situation is changing. With the current price of bitcoin over $ 37,000 and given that bitcoin has already crossed the $ 40,000 mark several times, even its price of $ 100,000 over the course of a year does not seem so fantastic.
1890  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Sorry guys.. Bitcoin is not for our day-to-day transactions. on: January 16, 2021, 07:09:16 AM
yes, all of that is true and I agree, and if bitcoin is used as the main legal payment instrument it will be a bit of a hassle because the value of bitcoin is very volatile and there is also a limited supply of bitcoin as well.
No, bitcoin was originally conceived as an alternative means of payment to the existing payment system specifically for everyday transactions. However, their number has now grown so much that, given the sharp increase in its price, it has really become profitable to use it only for large transactions. Perhaps this status will be fixed for bitcoin.
1891  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Is ETH overpriced? on: January 15, 2021, 05:34:24 PM
ETH is back at over $1,000 and this price probably doesn't stop there.because ETH can go even further, it's so popular, the foundation is so fast that's why the projects are Use it to attract money input via ETH. Most investors tend to choose ETH for the long and short-term.
On the contrary, I think even now the ethereum price is still too underestimated. It should be borne in mind that the high transaction fees in the ethereum network arose precisely because of the high demand for this coin and the popularity of its platform, while its scalability is still low. This issue should go away soon as it gets updated as part of the Ethereum 2.0 improvements. Taking into account the role that ethereum plays today in cryptocurrency, compared to Bitcoin, it should have a price of at least 3-5 thousand dollars.
This coin is increasing in value and with its expected renewal.
1892  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Does Bitcoin Change GOLD AS STORE OF VALUE? on: January 15, 2021, 04:40:53 PM
That's great scientists turn copper into gold but we can not use it as real gold and I feel this invention will not impact the gold value. I believe many traders also taking interest in Bitcoin as compared to gold. Only those are investing who love to take the risk but a normal personal still stick to the gold as it can be stored and it does not need any password it can be physically stored on the other hand Btc stores through the internet and we saw many cases where people lost the access to their wallet so they book the complete loss, on the contrary, this can not happen with Gold. It's very early to say Btc change gold as a store of value.
It's not even a complete conversion of copper to gold. If scientists worked at the level of electrons, protons and nuclei of atoms of various chemical elements and, by rearranging their orbits and their quantities, would convert one element into another, it would be interesting. They have been working on this for a long time, but without much success. And the bombardment of atoms, as a result of which several microns of the new substance fall out, will not have special practical significance. Moreover, this will not affect bitcoin and its price in any way.
1893  Economy / Economics / Re: Is Bitcoin's price drop to 30K healthy? on: January 15, 2021, 03:43:01 PM
It is kind of acceptable value as of current price trend which is at 37.5k USD. Volatility of bitcoin was still high at this current point so I can speculate that the danger or unhealthy decrease if it would go down to less than 20k in less than a month which is alarming.
Of course, the recent drop in the price of bitcoin to $ 30,000, and I myself saw in CoinMarketCap that its price fell on January 05 to $ 30,482, was quite acceptable for him. Moreover, the very next day its price rose to over $ 35,000. The high price volatility of cryptocurrencies is good for both traders and investors. For the stock market, such a drop would cause panic, and in the cryptocurrency market, this is considered the norm.
1894  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it possible to live without banks? on: January 15, 2021, 03:10:34 PM
It is possible but difficult to live with it because we are now currently living in digital revolution in which almost everything is now online making our way of lives to be very convenient. Everything is now within the touch of our finger tips that If we will not rely on banks then its just like we will living back in our old civilization ways again.
Our civilization remains the same and with the advent of digital technologies our life will become much more convenient and simpler. However, you should not completely rely on digital technologies and forget about the old, but reliable ones that do not require the presence of complex equipment.
Some people even today live for a long time without banks, but another part of them still regularly or periodically use banking services.
It must be remembered that banks are actually part of the state system and that they serve the economy of each country. Therefore, banks will continue to exist as long as the states exist.
1895  Economy / Economics / Re: High prices mean even higher volatility on: January 14, 2021, 07:20:49 PM
The fact that the price volatility of bitcoin is capable of increasing with an increase in its price can be seen even in the example of the last rise in the price of bitcoin to $ 40,000. On January 10, the bitcoin price exceeded $ 40,000, and the very next day, on January 11, it dropped to $ 31,000, on January 12, it rose above $ 36,000. If you look at the CoinMarketCap table at this time, the price of bitcoin just jumped up and down by hundreds of dollars every few seconds. Previously, when its price was lower, such high volatility was not observed. You can imagine how its price will sometimes jump when it reaches a hundred thousand dollars or more.

1896  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: We need more decentralized stablecoins on: January 14, 2021, 05:53:21 PM
Stablecoins should all be decentralized. If they are not decentralized, they better not exist at all. They are just posing unnecessary risks to their users who are mostly clueless of how they work.

If possible, these stablecoins should not even exist at all. They're fiat after all. They do not belong to the world of cryptocurrencies.
The fact is that no one asks and will not ask for our opinion when issuing stablecoins. Any kind of money has the right to circulate. Stablecoins will generally always be centralized as they are backed by centralized state currencies.
In the next few years, on the contrary, digitized stable currencies of states will be massively issued and it is quite possible that they will to some extent displace all other types of means of payment. In any case, governments are counting on it.
1897  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: the power of HOLD and believe on: January 14, 2021, 05:20:22 PM
The strength of hodling lies in the fact that all people who invested before the month of 11 years 2020, he will make profits regardless of the amount he bought with as long as he kept those currencies, and the earlier you bought, the greater the profit, even those who bought at the end of 2017 when the price broke each Its ATH.

The believe is that paper money is going to be less low. all the printing and inflation that governments are doing.
At the same time, it cannot be said that this statement applies to all cryptocurrencies. Virtually only Bitcoin and some of the higher-cap altcoins deserve long-term retention. Those who saw their tokens growing in the second half of 2017 and did not have time, and who did not manage to sell them at a bargain price, also hoped for their long-term retention. As a result, most of them simply disappeared from the market.
Holding any cryptocurrency carries a certain amount of risk. And not only in terms of price. There are also many technical, organizational and other reasons why we may lose access to our cryptocurrency. Therefore, each of us must choose his own option and his own way of working with cryptocurrency.
1898  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Banks hope to issue their own "bitcoins" to fight BTC on: January 14, 2021, 04:53:55 PM
This is the first time I read such a direct and open concern of representatives of the current banking system about how the popularity and demand of people for cryptocurrency is growing. I was especially interested in the fact that the report indicated an increase in the usefulness of the cryptocurrency. Bankers did not recognize this before. Moreover, they agree that within one or two years, while states will massively release their digitized central bank currencies, bitcoin and other potential cryptocurrencies will grow in value. This is, in fact, a recognition that decentralized cryptocurrency will enter our lives for a long time, if not forever, as well as a recognition of the helplessness of the current financial system in front of the cryptocurrency.
1899  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can Bitcoin ever be use as other country currency on: January 12, 2021, 06:30:42 AM
Just know that bitcoin is not for any country, it is for the world and only for the people that are buying and making use of it. Bitcoin is completely decentralized in its entirety and completely open source. Even the creator, Satoshi Nakamoto do not have any control over bitcoin while governments and other central bodies do not have control over bitcoin, not to comment of it becoming the currency of some particular countries. Even, China mining most amount of bitcoin, but people and organizations from another country are buying it. Bitcoin can not be centralized but remain decentralized, what can make it to become centralized will not happen but results into hardfork while bitcoin will remain being bitcoin.
Yes, that's all true. For these reasons, bitcoin will never be used by governments as the main currency. The economy of any state can exist, be planned and developed on the basis of national money, which should be issued in the amount of all goods in circulation. How to plan the economy of the state, sell goods and provide services, if the day before yesterday the price of bitcoin was $ 40,000, yesterday $ 30,000, and today $ 35,000. However, this is only one of the purely technical reasons, and there are a lot of them.
1900  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Closing price of Bitcoin on: January 12, 2021, 06:07:22 AM
Yes, I am now watching the bitcoin price steadily rise again. Perhaps this means that the correction of its price was again insignificant due to the fact that the expectation of the continuation of the bull market is still high and the offer to buy bitcoins is still large. Now the bitcoin price is approaching $ 36,000. Most likely, its further price growth will continue.
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