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21  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Importance of good marketing on: March 10, 2020, 07:19:57 AM
Alot of projects in this crypto space lacks good marketing. Gone are the days where people use top personality to market their project for people to invest.
It turned up that these personalities will not help the cost of the project,because investors do not look on who are promoting but what the project can bring to the table, because investors are tired of personality based project, they want a good platform that the community will use and deserves.
I think its quite obvious that op was talking about project with good quality product, but with bad marketing.
In this case it is more important to improve recognition of product instead of product/platform/service etc.
A good service can't be valued if it wasn't used by real people out there, so investors for sure will look at project's popularity
22  Other / Archival / Re: Is KYC benefit to crypto people or not on: March 02, 2020, 09:49:38 AM
3rd party exchanges gather our kyc details then sell to some other parties
It sounds like you're not benefiting from this Grin
Seriously though I don't believe that all services sell data to 3rd party, but surely there is this problem since we can't know if its happening anyway
23  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: BitTorrent (BTT) coin! on: February 26, 2020, 06:03:49 PM
I can’t say anything good or bad about this altcoin, since only 1 time from the very beginning I invested in this altcoin and immediately after listing I sold all my BTT, and in general, a very popular cryptocurrency and I think BTT will have a great future.
And it has real project with devs behind it in the first place so it won't lose value overnight
24  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Cash Back some BTC on: February 20, 2020, 02:03:04 PM
Ehh, decent services for earning some extra sats, but I'd guess that these services are a nightmare in terms of privacy. They're businesses and they'd need to earn money one way or another, and I'm betting that it's through gathering of data.
Most of the time cash back services offer ref links to some shops and share the "bounty" with you.
So I don't mind to take it in btc, but I'd rather withdraw it to my wallet and most certainly won't hold there
25  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Can Binance beat Ethereum on: February 08, 2020, 06:32:02 AM
I don't think that the two is even comparable to be honest. If you wanted to compare BNB then its closest competitor is Kucoin Shares (KCS), both are exchange coins.

But for the sake of argument, personally, I don't think that BNB will beat ETH any day, yes BNB enjoy the support of the community, but ETH still takes the second position behind BTC and would continue to be traded in millions in dollars whether we are in a bull or bear market.

This is not fair to comparison between Binance and Kucoin. No doubt kucoin is working hard and busy to improve their platform by introducing its various product and also seeking attention by giving bounty, But it still not to even close binance by any means.

Can't disagree really. Moreover even if BNB would cost more than ETH does would it mean that Binance beat Ethereum?
I don't think so, Ethereum has a lot of power and resources at this moment
26  Economy / Economics / Re: agriculture and bitcoin on: February 02, 2020, 07:44:42 PM
Hello all.

Please teach me how could I use a crypto for developing agriculture in my country?

Cheers.


Bitcoin is money that you can send far cheap. So you can sell your product for Bitcoin and buy stuff you need with Bitcoin that you earn. Very simple.
Another way is paying to your employees with bitcoin to avoid taxes, but that's not really legal though
27  Economy / Economics / Re: Crypto Taxation on: January 27, 2020, 08:16:24 AM
in the early stage, bitcoin was created to give us privacy or anonymity but it doesn't work like that anymore because of government intervention.
If that would be the case, the main purpose of bitcoin would be dissolve: its decentralization and anonymity. We can't really say that it is what is happening, maybe it is on the manner of use of bitcoin transactions. It is on how the two party decided on how to transact using bitcoin, might it be for buy and sell, or as a payment in the workplace that are a subject for government laws and regulations.

Does taxation have something to do with privacy anyway?
I mean there are some ways to tax crypto market without getting private data of each user and their transactions
28  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Bitmex - Unrealised vs. Realised Profits on: January 15, 2020, 09:38:28 PM
Is it your first trade?
Trade on Bitmex?
It's a bet.
Bitmex is claimed as crypto exchange and derivative trading platform.
So yeah, basically a bet service haha
29  Economy / Economics / Re: BTC to GOLD on: January 06, 2020, 04:20:14 PM
I agree that bitcoin is faster in terms of creating returns for its investors but we should remember that there are different type of investors, there are conservative and there are risk takers who can risk majority of their capital for a higher and faster reward. For me, gold is a good investment to diversify some of our money so we can have a back up for bitcoin.
Investing with Bitcoin is certainly too risky but also very profitable, you have to be really ready if your assets will run out in a flash or grow to 100%.  Meanwhile, if investing with gold, it will always be stable of your assets. I agree investment with gold is the right choice in this era.

I don't really understand why are you putting it like that.
You can look at USD/GOLD chart and will notice - it is damn volatile so you can lose your money pretty easily.
At this point the safest place to keep your funds is stock market (I mean big companies with low risks like ferrari or apple)
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