This is following typical stock trends bc dedicated investors have entered the market hence the seeming stability. We will hit more plateaus now with small divot but the fall will only follow a large rise here on out. Now if u read solid intellectual news on the bitcoin falling, like outlawed across the US and other nations then panic dumping is worth pursuing. For now it is best to hold position. I predict btc to hit 5k by end of year or beginning of quarter 4. With next year seeing 7.5k with 10k being dependent on global assimilation.

I don't think so, Because for reach people we know they have business which is if we think so big they have owned some business and properties and they get income there so they don't need or they will not get interested in bitcoin. For them internet is just a tool for their business and for socail hobbies. There are so much thing for them to do than getting interested in bitcoin.

Mining with an ASIC is synonymous to turning up to a gold mine armed with a trowel and a Bunsen burner. Mining with GPU is like trying to do the above in your back garden. It’s simply not worth it. You’re up against several orders of magnitude faster kit. y the time you make back money for the machines and the immense power you need to keep adding as difficulty increases it ends up a losing battle or a barely profitable battle unless you have tens of thousands to spend on gear and free electricity so buying and holding ends up better. If you were mining years ago when less people were doing it and difficulty was much lower you could have bought heaps of gpu's and made a mint, now companies spend millions on mining so unless you can also it will not be worth it in the long run.

The Idea Behind NVT Ratio

In traditional stock markets, price-earnings ratio (PE Ratio) has been a long standing tool for valuing companies. It’s simply the ratio of a company’s share price to its equivalent earnings per share. A high ratio describes either over valuation or a company in high growth.

What would be the equivalent in Bitcoin-land? We have a price per token, but it’s not a company so there are no earnings to do a ratio. However since Bitcoin at its essence is a payments and store of value network, we can look to the money flowing through its network as a proxy to "company earnings”.

Yes there are many online job site out there. you can google it. And here in this forum go to services section maybe some threads there need your skills. You can offer your skills there many people here need some people that have skills that they need for their project. It's like homebased job man they pay you for the work I think I read so many offers in services section you can visit it.

Bitcoin is a relatively new form of currency that is just beginning to hit the mainstream, but many people still don't understand why they should make the effort to use it. When you pay a cheque from another bank into your bank, the bank will often hold that money for several days, because it can’t trust that the funds are really available. Similarly, international wire transfers can take a relatively long time. Bitcoin transactions, however, are generally far faster. There are no chargebacks once bitcoins have been sent, they’re gone. A person who has sent bitcoins cannot try to retrieve them without the recipient’s consent. This makes it difficult to commit the kind of fraud that we often see with credit cards, in which people make a purchase and then contact the credit card company to make a chargeback, effectively reversing the transaction.

We know that in some country bitcoin is illegal and some country legalize bitcoin as their alternative currency. I don't why bitcoin is illegal in some country in asia maybe because crypto currency is a big threat to national banks and local banks that's why they banned bitcoin. But for me, as long as you know that you earn your bitcoin in a good way or by working with it I think there no problem with that as long as you exchange it to a legal exchange site to convert it to real money.

The Lightning Network is currently under development. It will become a decentralized network that enables instant off-chain transfer of the ownership of bitcoin, without the need of a trusted third party. Lightning is open source. Anyone can review the code (in the same way as the bitcoin code). If anything goes wrong, you simply broadcast the latest state of your channel as a normal on-chain bitcoin transaction. All your money will be returned to your address, and it will be recorded on the blockchain as normal.

China has issued a few notices with respect to the utilisation of Bitcoin. These announcements have had a huge effect considering China is one of the biggest Bitcoin showcases on the planet. There are no official rules as of now. It appears that China would like bitcoin to stay as an “afterthought” sort of thing. In an announcement on the national bank’s site the People’s Bank of China stated that monetary establishments and installment organisations can’t give estimations, purchase and offer bitcoin, or protect Bitcoin-connected items. On the 6th of March 2014, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) issued a statement on risks associated with bitcoin trading and utilisation. Bitcoin exchanges are not regulated by BSP at present times. BSP will be monitoring the possibility of Bitcoin usage in money laundering and other illegal purposes.

Whenever bitcoin is bought, sold, or traded, there are tax impacts. When it comes to taxes, the Internal Revenue Service has ruled that bitcoins and other "convertible virtual currencies" are "treated as property" and not treated as currency. Virtual currencies are property for tax purposes. That means, you'll have capital gain or loss when disposing of virtual currency. Business transactions as well as selling properties in bitcoin are subject to all the normal rules for sales tax, withholding, and information reporting.

Yes OP. It should have Regulator. Sixty-three percent of countries have favorable or mostly favorable regulation of cryptocurrencies out of 60 states studied. This is a very good sign for the industry. Still there is a lot of room for growth and diligent work with regulatory bodies to make cryptocurrencies widely acceptable. Cryptocurrencies are digital assets. The population has to be familiar and willing to accept digital money in everyday life. The countries have to have proper governing bodies willing to embrace new developments and technologies. Those with poor regulation are more concerned with the existing matters and tend to ban cryptocurrencies as something new and possibly difficult to regulate.

China's ban on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies may be temporary, to appease international agencies and hardcore communist members ahead of the upcoming Communist Party convention. China's big government and banks cannot tolerate Bitcoin. It threatens their very existence, as it was previously written in a piece here. That's in the long term, though, when Bitcoin has the potential to replace the yuan in everyday transactions, and as a monetary asset. At present and in the immediate future, however, the size of the Bitcoin economy is far too small to be a real threat to the Beijing government and the banking system it owns and manages.

If you’re trying to sell products and services online, you’re probably looking for that one magic key to make your business work. Be sure and maintain a long list of content ideas, so you’re never at a loss when it’s time to knock out a post or a podcast. You have to know what your main goal is, have a plan to achieve it, and then act on that plan. It isn’t really a secret, but it does take work.

It depends on the budget that you have. But this two trading and mining can get profit but the easiest way is to mine them. Why? because in trading you must have the skill in marketing yes you must have that to get good profit on trainding. And for mining you just need to invest for mining rig to start mining this is the easiest way because you just have to wait your profit everyday you dont have to do something.

Basically speaking yes all of us can use or earn bitcoin. We know that this is the part of a technology that has unlimited upgrade each day. Also most people know about technology yes they know but the sad truth is that their state of life can't reach the techonolgy and what is going on now in the cyberworld because one reason is that financial issues they can't buy gadgets atleast basic gadgets for the need to earn bitcoins. Yes they know those gadget but they chose to focus to live their lives on the stage that atleast they are eating atleast once a day. Many of us are lucky because we have enough money for the techonology and that's the reality sometimes who is not interested in technology.

If I have a lot of bitcoin, let's say I have 10 bitcoins what I do is I will exchange half of that to my local currency and then put it to my local bank so that I have saving for future purposes then the other half I will go for trading,lending and etc whatever ways I can do to make a profit with it. We know that bitcoin nowadays is getting harder to earn so think wisely and better to saved half of them for future purposes.

In most cases, bitcoin mining is perfectly legal. In a few countries, however, bitcoin mining, as well as the possession and use of bitcoin is illegal. If you live in North America and most of Western Europe, bitcoin mining, as well as possession, is not only legal, but local regulatory frameworks actually provide certain protections and basic oversight. Sometimes, people falsely believe that bitcoin mining is like counterfeiting money, but this simply isn’t true. You’re not creating fake duplicates of a national currency, but instead creating an entirely new currency. By and large bitcoin mining is a perfectly legal activity. Even in a few countries that do regulate the use of bitcoin, such as Iceland, mining bitcoin is still legal. Many countries, including most African countries, have not passed any legislation for or against bitcoin, and have generally remained silent on the issue. It’s important to keep a close eye on these countries, because the regulatory environment could change at the drop of a hat.

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There are so many online jobs out there that offering a pay with bitcoin. Online jobs provide a work and then your salary is bitcoin. Some others do mining and that's totally a different way because mining lets you earn money without doing anything because miner do the works for you. You just sit sleep and wait for your income.