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21  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Best Bitcoin gifts for Christmas? on: December 08, 2019, 03:49:49 PM
I really liked the store with a large selection of Bitcoin t-shirts. It's cool, I will probably find out the details and order a couple for a gift for the new year  Smiley
22  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: don't screw with the market with fake stuff anymore: im contacting attoneys now on: December 08, 2019, 03:38:43 PM
I just bought bitcoin a few days ago that's why the price went up my good sir, please don't tell my mother.  Cry

HAHAHA that dude will make you apologize not only to your mother but also to the president and senate!
23  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Any Potentiality for XRP Ripple to reach the sub USD $1000 Valuation mark ? on: December 05, 2019, 10:14:21 AM
Any Potentiality for XRP Ripple to reach the sub USD $1000 Valuation mark ?

I see a lot of banks are pushing for XRP's adoption into their foray into the blockchain band wagon

Even the bank of saudi arabia is pushing for their own adoption of XRP

In Asia they are pushing for most major banks to adopt it

But with all these going ons

I was wondering if there is any Potentiality for XRP Ripple to hit even the sub USD $1000 valuation mark ?

 Huh Huh Huh

At the moment, we see how Ripple can’t achieve the growth of XRP despite all the efforts of the company and a huge number of partnership agreements. In addition, recent transfers of millions of dollars in XRP are alarming, because it looks like price manipulation. I am not holding XRP because I think the coin is very suspicious
24  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wtf? All red on: December 05, 2019, 10:11:12 AM
What Going on! ?  
Its a 5 th day and I have not made any profit!!
Im crypto trader cristmas is coming and I have no money to pay my bills!! 
And I Don't Know any skills besides crypto trading and cashing out.

Who keeping btc price down??


Rejoice this morning the price of Bitcoin has turned green. In my opinion, if you are an experienced crypto trader, you should know about the risks of trading, especially during a bear market. You must always have a plan B so that you don’t have a loss
25  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Survey: At What Price would you stop investing more money into Bitcoin ??? on: December 02, 2019, 08:37:38 PM
At what price would you guys stop putting SIGNIFICANT amounts of additional money into purchasing Bitcoin Huh   I am not talking about small investments that you do not care about losing, but stop investing significant amounts of your financial assets that you can not afford to lose.

I am NOT asking if you believe Bitcoin will go down to these prices !!!    I know you guys will say the prices will never get that low, and that you would never sell your bitcoin.. .  OK we understand that  😁     BUT, any rational, intelligent investor will have a price point at which they would stop putting significant additional amounts of money into a particular investment.   Think it over carefully and give us your best, most honest answer.

While Bitcoin is promising, it makes sense to buy it at any price. Naturally, this purchasing process should be reasonable so as not to lose money. I think you need to follow the price spikes to understand worth it or actually not.
26  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: So, What did you buy with your bitcoins on Black Friday? on: December 02, 2019, 08:31:47 PM
I have never considered buying "things" with your bitcoins on Black Friday as a good choice, but I did change my mind today. Previously I thought

it was a bad idea, because you might buy something for say 0.006453 ($50) today and a month after that the value of those coins might double or

triple and you would regret paying for those goods and services with bitcoins.

A friend of mine changed my mind, because he says we (The Bitcoiners of this world) must support the merchants that supports Bitcoin or they will

simply stop supporting it and he says the Bitcoin price might plummet to $10/BTC and you would be glad that you spend it, whilst it was still valued

a lot more.  Tongue

We have regular power failures in our area, so I decided.. f%^ it.. I am going to buy a UPS and a generator to protect my electronic devices and I

bought these items at a local shop that supports Bitcoin payments. (I received a 65% discount on both items.)  Grin Grin Grin

So, what did you buy and did you support our Bitcoin merchants?

Unfortunately, in my bureaucratic country, Black Friday is just a loud trend, a hoax, when the prices are not much reduced, shops are making only fake stickers. Therefore, I did not buy anything for both bitcoin and fiat. I think let coins be HODLed, it will be better
27  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Would it be realistic for the world to run on cryptocurrencies? on: November 26, 2019, 11:00:49 PM
I am just wondering would it be possible in the future for the world to run solely on cryptocurrency? Considering that right now there are many people from different walks of life who are using cryptocurrencies in their day to day life. I think right now one of the main limiting factors for world-wide cryptocurrency usage is the world’s governments who make restrictions on cryptocurrency usage. Moreover, I also think another factor in limiting cryptocurrency usage is a lot of people’s lack of understanding of cryptocurrencies as it is a rather new technology to most people.

I think that we can solve most of these problems by educating people about cryptocurrencies and debunking what the mainstream media have done to slander cryptocurrencies.
I honestly think that if these issues a solved then we will probably have more people to use cryptocurrencies worldwide.

What would do you guys think, I’m just speaking (posting) my thoughts over here. Feel free to correct me if I am wrong. I’ just rather optimistic about the future of cryptocurrency usage in the future.

I think the era of fiat money could be unlikely so simply broken. However, cryptocurrencies have excellent makings as a very good and safe financial instrument. Well let's hope for a brighter future
28  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Friendly City on: November 26, 2019, 10:57:56 PM
I don't know if you're following Jack, CEo of Twitter? Lately he's been to Nigeria, and one of his reasons he went there was about bitcoin. And from what I've got to know, that country is friendly to bitcoin, people that are living there are freely making use of Bitcoin without having any problem with the government, and cryptocurrency keeps growing there.

I believe that would be the same for some other countries in Africa, there will be lots of them that are friendly with bitcoin and we just don't know it yet. And not only Africa, there are lots of countries that are accepting cryptocurrency and users have no problem with it. So, these countries you have mentioned here are not the only ones that are allowing their citizens to make use of cryptocurrency.
You better not trust Nigerian government that much if you consider the type off tyrant president that they have now and the reason why you might think they are friendly with the bitcoin is because they have still not had time to pay attention to it which they are busy dealing with their oil and corruption, if bitcoin become so popular in Nigeria with the little that I know about them , I hope that their president will be able to underhand it and not see it as threat as he is seeing everything as threat to him even to his vice president.

Nigerians are the ones that I can really say they are very friendly to cryptocurrency and they respond to the use of it because I have so many friends there but I would never trust their government.

Africa is friendly to cryptocurrencies in general. I know about the positive experiences of Dash, TRX and Bitcoin in Africa. Nigeria is especially good at that. I am sure Africa will dominate the adoption of crypto around the world and i think its pretty good!
29  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The new Faketoshi strikes again! on: November 26, 2019, 10:54:45 PM
Jorg Molt was recently ridiculed on Twitter for claiming to be a co-founder of Bitcoin despite no one ever hearing of him. Today, he tweeted that Bitcoin’s price should recover because he just made an apparently large purchase.

Early this month, BeInCrypto reported on a new ‘fake Satoshi’ named Jorg Molt. Introduced at the SIMS convention at Symbiosis International University as the ‘co-founder of Bitcoin,’ Molt has since then stuck by his story. Despite being ridiculed on crypto-Twitter and beyond, Molt maintains he was present at Bitcoin’s founding, and subsequently claims to own 250,000 BTC.


Source link here

The first time I heard of the new Faketoshi himself, Jorg Molt, he was confronted by my man, I repeat! My man! Ken Bozak. Ken was in a blockchain conference where he took a video of himself pointing to Jorg Molt, the self-proclaimed new Faketoshi, saying that he is a scammer. I just watched his entire clip on Twitter, where they even took Ken's cap.

My man, Ken Bozak, was brave enough to do this to really expose Jorg "The New Faketoshi" Molt. I met Ken personally at Token 2049 Hongkong, and he was a fun guy to talk to.

So the new Faketoshi claims that he owned a whooping 250,000 BTC? Are you freaking kidding me man! Since I'm active in conferences, I would not hesitate to take a selfie with Faketoshi saying "I'm a huge basher of yours!" before pressing the button.

All these fictitious legends about 'real Satoshi' amuse me very much. People who take on this role want to become famous being just a fake, are trying to create a hype wave, but all of them are just laughing stock
30  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Never possible earn free bitcoin without work. on: November 25, 2019, 10:44:22 AM


People have the worng ideas for earn free bitcoin without work, if you want earn free bitcoin then you need more skills with hard working. There are a number of ways in which you can earn free Bitcoin, but for that you need to be competent in those things and work hard:

1. Writing about Bitcoin: If you have skills about bitcoin with the cryptocurrency market industry General knowledge then you can share and also earn bitcoin.

2. Micro Earning : Micro earning websites pay you in Bitcoin for completing small tasks. In return you can get a (very) small amount of Bitcoin.

3. BitcoinTalk Signature Campaigns: This is the most and popular ways you can earn more bitcoin with your expensive skills. If you want participate signature campaign then you need good rank and high post quality. Because here campaign manager will be follow your post quality so knowledge must have the crypto world.

4. Paid-to-Click PTC Websites: There are many PTC websites that will pay negligible amounts in Bitcoin for clicks and views theirs adds
This website allows users to choose between viewing ads that are 5 seconds, 10 seconds or 20 seconds, with different fees being awarded for each but you need to searching trust proof site with payment proof.

5. Bitcoin Trading: There is lot of potential to make money on trading in Bitcoin, but it takes a level of expertise and knowledge about the bitcoin market.

6. Bitcoin Investment : If you can be patient then you can make a lot of profit through the investment of Bitcoin. When the price of bitcoin goes down, you can buy and hold bitcoin and if you have enough patience time then after you will earn extra bitcoin profit.

Thanks to all..

It is impossible to achieve anything without hard work. Thanks for your options, I’m sure beginners will like it because everyone who is interested in Bitcoin should start somewhere to get some satoshi
31  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: It’s dying for the 378th time, so when’s the 379th? on: November 25, 2019, 10:40:31 AM
Bitcoin and leading cryptocurrency prices have taken a major hit over the last couple of days. As you might expect, there are no shortage of volunteers to deliver its last rites given the recent volatility.

Over the last 24 hours, Bitcoin has shed around $14 billion from its total market capitalization. This has brought the price down to around $7,180 at the time of writing.


Source link here

For the 378th time, Bitcoin is dying.

I’ve seen a lot of news over and over that “Bitcoin is dying for the XXX time”. I wish somebody from the press would actually have a different kind of headline such as “Bitcoin was resurrected for the 378th time”.

At the end of the day, you can’t kill Bitcoin. It may have died 378 times, but was resurrected 378 times as well.

It’s like we’re playing a Playstation “Bitcoin” game with Gameshark cheat codes enabling “Unlimited lives for Bitcoin”.

I can’t wait for Bitcoin to die (and resurrected) for the 379th time. Grin

You suggested a really good topic for a news article. In fact, Bitcoin is dying and is being resurrected due to its volatility, but I'm so used to it that I do not pay any attention to it. Waiting for a new resurrection  Grin Grin
32  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: All of you Bitcoin Hodlers are mentally ill - *Must Read! on: November 25, 2019, 10:25:55 AM
This entire bitcoin space breeds greed, envy, fear, and lust. All you of hodling bitcoin are mentally ill. You have been conned into thinking bitcoin is going to the moon. It's not. Charts show bitcoin is slowly bleeding to death. Bitcoin is no different than Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme where new bag holders are needed to pay off the earlier investors.

Mass adoption of bitcoin will never occur. Sorry! The price is far too unstable to be used as a form of payment. Businesses would get crushed if they took bitcoin as a payment due to the wild price fluctuations. Then you have to worry about the IRS on your ass to pay taxes. Is hodling worth the stress? Absolutely not. That's why women laugh at bitcoin and think it's a scam. Notice the crypto space is all dudes?

Say what you will about the US dollar, but it's still backed by a democracy and the most powerful military in human history. Accepted everywhere. Bitcoin is backed by absolutely nothing. Gold is backed by 5000 years of history of holding value, and is recognized worldwide. Women love gold. It's beautiful and tangible. A real asset worth owning.

I'm sorry, but you HODL'ers are mentally ill and are going to get crushed when bitcoin collapses in the coming recession. Bitcoin is going to get dumped fast as people need money to pay bills and survive. If you bought bitcoin early and already cashed out with gains, you are a wise investor and have my respect. If you're still hodling, your finances and reputation are on the line here. A reputation with your friends and family you can never get back. Don't risk it. Dump your bitcoin now before it wipes you out!



Too much negativity in one post. It seems to me that Bitcoin is similar to the Internet. When the Internet age was started, everyone talked about risks, similar to what you wrote. However, over the years, this works very fine, and I believe the same thing will happen with Bitcoin. I agree that some Bitcoin holders forget about the real value of the coin, getting greedy, but this is normal practice, there is nothing ideal
33  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Preparing for a recession... Gold or Bitcoin? on: November 22, 2019, 12:37:20 PM
I don't want to open up another gold vs bitcoin thread. I'm just curious because I read an article that discussed whether we should be preparing ourselves for an upcoming recession by buying bitcoin or gold:


https://cryptotradernews.com/cryptocurrency/preparing-for-a-recession-bitcoin-or-gold/


Thoughts?


I think the next recession won't be as big as the 2008 one (which, to me was a depression). Hence I'll stick with Bitcoin for now.

Both assets have good recession resistance. In my opinion both deserve attention. The question is different, how much money are you willing to keep in the asset? It’s not so easy to do it safely and honestly talking you have not much time to realize a converting to BTC or Gold
34  Economy / Speculation / Re: Reason for current bloodbath on: November 22, 2019, 12:31:02 PM
We have seen a overall bloodbath of all the crypto currencies and bitcoin being no expectation, but most of the users had predicted a dump before pump which could possibly happen post halving but isn't it too early that we are witnessing this dump? What do you think has created this dump?

Yesterday the police closed down Binance office in Shanghai. According to Cointelegraph this was the reason bitcoin price went down. I'm not 100% sure about it, but this news definitely influenced the market.

The Binance office in Shanghai is just a small drop in the crypto sea. I do not think that this event could have such a sharp impact on the market. Most likely, large players are manipulating the market, we just don’t notice it
35  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: According to the Ceo of coinbase 1 BTC can actually change your life. on: November 22, 2019, 12:27:52 PM
Love when people say it's dead.Crypto is only 1 decade old. Just imagine a few years or decades more. Patience could really pay off on altcoins. I see it as a once in a lifetime deal. HODL, if you have money . Who risks nothing has nothing. It could happen again be ready or not.

You're right. The crypto sphere is gradually developing and has every chance of becoming super profitable within 5 years. HODL is reasonable advice, I support it
36  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Permission to Use Bitcoin Logo on: November 12, 2019, 01:33:32 PM
I’ve tweeted @bitcoin for permission to use their bitcoin logo on a t-shirt. Waiting on a reply. If perhaps it was missed or something. Is there any other way to request permission from bitcoin.org?

I don’t think you need permission to create a merchant with a Bitcoin print.
37  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: After a decade, Bitcoin in charts on: November 12, 2019, 01:30:56 PM
Remember how people and media outlets were talking about Bitcoin in the first years.
After 10 years we have been able to make the governments afraid of this decentralized system giving back the real power to citizens.10 Years is short. And they now see it as a real threat to fiat, that's why we're seeing them creating in hurry all kinds of (sometimes senseless) regulations.
If you notice nowadays, their plan is to make their State-coin but it won't change anything. Once people will realize the decentralization side it will be too late.

Nice infographics, thanks for sharing!

I would personally love to see some charts for Bitcoin community growth, like bitcointalk registered users, reddit subscribers, twitter hashtags and so on. Has anyone seen something like that and can post it here? If not, is it possible to obtain raw data for that somewhere?

I'm only aware of https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin/ It gives some stats like the Reddit subscribers, tweets per day, etc. You can use socialblade if you want to check a specific account on Twitter/FB/Insta, etc. It's usually what we use in social media marketing or community management.

As for Bitcointalk stats https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=stats

It’s a pity that these are point tools and you can't globally see the progress of Bitcoin users, how many there are, how it grew and where
38  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What Will You Do To Recover Bitcoin? on: November 12, 2019, 01:25:56 PM
In 2010, you came across a site that was giving away bitcoins. The site said it was free money so you signed up. You were logging in to figure out how it was money but couldn't. The last time you logged in you had more than 100 bitcoins. Later you forgot about the site until 2017 when a ponzi was advertising Bitcoin. Bitcoin? The name rang a bell and you stated hearing stories. You remembered you must have many bitcoins  somewhere but you can't even remember the name of the site. How would you recover your BTC?

Most likely your site will be locked, and you will be very sorry because you lost a million dollars in BTC equivalent
39  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Banking system and BTC on: November 05, 2019, 11:08:58 AM
Central banks are now the dominant structure that nations use to manage their economies. They have monopoly power and will not give up that power. While the adoption rates for Bitcoin and other digital currencies are small and the government's support for them is virtually nonexistent. So it is impossible for BTC to kill banks, which in my opinion is most likely one day that central banks will issue cryptocurrencies.
It will not be killed but atleast we have already an option now to stay away from banks that feels that we are so entitled to please and wait for our turn to give their service to us. We're so done now in long ques and many times of lag and maintenance of their mobile banking. I'm trying not to use banks every now and then in sending payments or paying bills but there is still need for ATM Machines for some cash. Soon if bitcoin ATM will be present in many area I can say that many will be curious and might switch into it than banking.

At this stage, it is difficult to overcome the banking system, I would say that it is impossible to do this. However, I agree with the view that the increase in Bitcoin ATMs will be a great way to popularize a coin and attract new people to this area, and maybe someday centralization starts to lose this confrontation
40  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin? Cryptocurrency? Let me dug up what it is! on: November 05, 2019, 10:58:40 AM
What is Bitcoin?
It was the first cryptocurrency created by an anonymous person named Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009.
If you look at Satoshi Nakamoto's paper, you can see the distrust of a third party in financial transactions, the credit agency. The trading system works well enough, but it still has the inherent weakness of a credit-based model and is vulnerable to hacking.
In addition, the costs of arbitration eventually increase transaction fees, limit the minimum amount of transactions to prevent the possibility of small transactions, and even non-recoverable services, resulting in more costs.
Bitcoin is the biggest difference from ordinary currencies, which do not have a proprietary This makes it useful for two uncontrolled and voluntary traders to make direct transactions without third-party credit agencies.
The development of Bitcoin is a reaction to the monopolization of currency issuance by central banks and arbitrary monetary policy in the name of monetary policy.

As I said in the previous article, because the nation can control the value of its currency, problems such as hyperinflation, deflation, and quantitative easing can arise, and problems are already becoming serious enough to be seen on the news, most countries in Europe, most of South America. And as I explained in the other article in the way that money is made, the bank has already made a loan to the extent that it creates a credit bubble. A case in point is the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis.

By definition, Bitcoin's official site is defined as follows:
"Beatcoin is the first cyber money to realize cryptocurrency created by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009. Bitcoin's transactions are made by P2P-based distributed database using public key encryption method. All transactions are open and work proofs (POWs) prevent heavy welfare output. All transaction records are stored in the database and use Merkel Tree to reduce the size of the"

The relationship between Bitcoin and Blockchain?
The block, which is named after it looks like a block, and each block is connected like a chain, so it is called a blockchain.
And what's called a block is a data, a structured space, where the transaction details are aggregated, and it's completed one every 10 minutes, spread across the cryptographic network, and the N-block, which is generated, proves the integrity of the N-1st block. Bitcoin combines a distributed database function called blockchain with encryption.
The biggest characteristic here is technology.
Blockchain distributes the ledger recording transaction information to Peer to Peer network, not to the central server of a specific institution, including financial institutions, so that the same transaction books are kept by multiple users, and it is impossible to manipulate or falsify them. The above information is the same as other cryptocurrency.

In other words, when trading with cryptocurrency, it's recorded in the open book with blockchain technology, which is encrypted and stored in a public key to ensure security and anonymity. Although the central agency does not record or store the transaction details, the transaction is proven by joint storage and final approval by network participants using P2P technology.
  


What is cryptocurrency?
A monetary system that uses encryption technology in the process of issuing and approving transactions of money, unlike a traditional central system (Central Bank, Government).
You can trade individuals with individuals. This currency was created using an open-key encryption method to respond to distrust of existing financial institutions and rising uncertainties in the financial market.
Therefore, what we call cryptocurrency, not virtual currencies, is more accurate.

So what's mining?
I talked about the volume of the issue earlier. The central bank issues money, but Bitcoin is limited in volume.
So who's issuing it? Bitcoin is similar to gold, which is issued and obtained by mining. This mining is not just responsible for the supply of currencies, but also for the guarantee of transactions.

To obtain one bitcoin, you need to solve the problem of Hardcrash, and you can mine bitcoin using your computer or using Asic.
To solve the above problem, you can calculate the hash value of the new block by entering the immediate hash value, the unapproved transaction record, and any number called the nonce. When a new block is created, it is fixed unless you reverse the process again, and if you want to change the block by forming a chain, you must re-fix the old and new blocks.
Solving the problem and creating a new block to obtain bitcoin as compensation, this is important to prevent falsification of transaction history data (for counterfeiting, you must simultaneously falsify linked and emerging blocks).

There are various forms of mining, such as POW, POS, DPOS, etc., which are the above proof of work.I'll explain.^^


I think it will be useful for beginners who want to learn more about Bitcoin and Blockchain. A great addition to existing topics. Good job!
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