This is mainly because many people think Bitcoin is anonymous, when in fact it’s the opposite - all Bitcoin transactions are transparent for the whole world to see. People might not be able to link the identity to Bitcoin right away.
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Money is a term used by economists for something that does three things
A store of value A medium of exchange A unit of account
Bitcoin meets all this three.
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It just depends on the students. If the students know their priority they must know that they should have a time management for their studies not to be affected by bitcoin.
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We all know why central banks are so against bitcoin and all other altcoins, those of you who dont know, its because people are rejecting the printed notes made by banks and are adopting these cryptocurrencies.
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Nope. Bitcoin is still the most popular in crypto world not unless until one alt coins replace it or surpass its current price. And still bitcoins started it all, so I think bitcoin is still bitcoin whatever happens.
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i dont think so. There are still so many people don't know about bitcoin, in the other hand, many people know what paypal is.
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No. Bitcoin’s circulation is not large enough to power an entire country let alone the world. It can become a de facto standard of moving wealth/value, but will remain so as a fatherless/motherless currency.
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Because unlike international bank transfers at the time, it was low-cost and almost instantaneous. An added benefit for merchants (less so for users) was that it was irreversible, removing the threat of expensive charge-backs.
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Each style has its pros and cons.. In investing, you gradually build wealth, by creating and maintaining a portfolio (stocks, bonds, mutual funds etc.), while in trading you frequently buy and sell stocks, commodities, currency pairs or other instruments, to outperform ‘buy-and-hold investing’.
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Bitcoin is Bitcoin because it is decentralized, open, cross border, neutral, sensorship resistant, open for innovation by anyone etc.
Let’s not mix up Blockchain technology with Bitcoin. Blockchain without Bitcoin isn’t exciting at all. It is what is sold by many consultants to private institutions.
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Because there is a risk that it could be used to fund crime or illicit terrorist activity, another reason is that it can be a route to circumvent capital controls, that's why some other countries ban bitcoin.
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The price rise should put to rest the fears that bitcoin may take a beating or move in a sideways manner during the Chinese holiday lull.
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Bitcoin’s surging popularity, demand and growing awareness of the crypto market has all contributed to its unprecedented rise.
The token is a store of value used to exchange for goods and services. Bitcoin is not regulated nor is it a legal tender – but it is popular and in high demand which drives prices.
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Trading platforms, as long as they are legit, are probably fairly safe from hackers, but nothing is bulletproof. As far as risk of loss, it tends to be relatively "risky" as most trading is heavily traded by bots in volumes that small investors cant really compete with. If you add in leverage your losses can be truly spectacular.
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