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I've learned to drive for two months. I'm a little afraid of parking, especially when I go downtown. I'm always worried that there is no parking space and I'm afraid I can't cope with it. Every time I drive out of the city, I invite my friends to go with me. In case of any situation, she will help me. How can I dispel this fear?
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Not to make you feel bad or something, but if you're going to create a guide/tutorial, probably create one on a topic that hasn't been written before. Or if you're going to create a tutorial on a topic that has like a bajillion articles already, at least attempt to beat those existing articles in terms of quality and information. This one seems to be just written in under 10 minutes. I hope this helps someone
Sorry to say but it really won't. I don't think that's the best way to encourage a newbie Thanks anyway I am a novice like you, but I think you should not respect this forum and people who want to help you. At least you have to make it clear, you just throw a question out, and feel like a baby waiting to be fed. Encourage your child to do it instead of doing it for him, right? Sorry if it offends you. |
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The market is full of discussions about the development of Bitcoin and blockchain technology, both good and bad. Proponents say that blockchain technology is Internet 2.0, and compare it to the Internet 20 years ago. They believe that blockchain, like the Internet in those days, will in the future give birth to capable and capable companies such as Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Netflix. An epoch-making company whose magic power has rewritten the global economy, culture, civilization and even daily habits; opponents regard it as a fantasy, a scam of the century, a gospel of criminals, and even a regression in currency, trade, and even economic development.
The following are excerpts from some world-class celebrities about Bitcoin and blockchain technology:
1.Warren Buffett: Stay away from it (Bitcoin), this is a mirage. I’m basically certain that most cryptocurrencies have terrible endings in the end.
2.Bill Gates: Bitcoin is a high achievement in the development of science and technology.
3.The famous American TV host Stephen Colbert Stephen Colbert: This is the gold of fools.
4.Google CEO Eric Schmidt (Eric Schmidt): Bitcoin is an outstanding achievement in cryptography. This thing that cannot be copied in the electronic world is an invention of great significance and value.
5.Computer security software leader McAfee founder John Mcafee (John Mcafee): You can't stop things like Bitcoin. It is everywhere, the world will change because of it, and global governments will also change because of it.
6.Galaxy Digital Assets hedge fund manager Mike Novogratz (Mike Novogratz): I invest 10% of my assets in this area.
7.Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO and Chief Investment Advisor of DoubleLine Capital: Maybe I am too old, and I decided not to participate in this craze.
What's interesting is that the above extremely divergent opinions come from business leaders who are not so good in all aspects of education, business experience, status, and international perspective.
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I belong to the minority. I told my sister my wallet private key and exchange password. Every time I take a plane, I will remind her how to deal with my encrypted assets in case I have an accident. She is someone I can trust, so I told her this, even if she doesn't understand what Bitcoin is.  I don't want my assets to disappear with my death. |
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