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It's pretty dominant as always and now it is dominating 50% of the market. I'm not worrying when bitcoin's dominance had fell below 30% before because it just gave way for the bull run of altcoins. Even in the future, bitcoin will stay dominating because all these shitcoins are certainly dead.
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No, my friend. We don't have that enough support right now to make it to the $20k mark. But I know that we will be able to recover more than $12k by the end of December to at least show the world that our market our still alive and will continue to survive as long as we are here.
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The top reason that made them poor poor for certain is that they buy coin because of rumours. It don't work now these days and even if it does, these traders don't how pump and dump works. They should have sold it on that moment because it just goes crashing after.
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I wanted to say that I have stopped sharing my crypto interest with close mates of mine.
Because they will became greedy and jealous for that money they could have too.
But the problem is that they are seeing a results of hard intense and long work! My tokens sometimes costed me like 3 months of work, (not the hardest, but anyway).
And the are saying then - teach me how to do that! Teach my now in half hour! So I would have my $1000 tomorrow!
And then they are trying to do something here for 5 days, nothing comes so fast and they give up,
also the relations are harmed...
Thanks for your attention folks! Nice days!
Maybe the next time, don't show them on how much you made because it will eventually made them more aggressive on making that same amount in a shorter time. Showed and explain them that its really hard and it's not true that you can make money on crypto efforlessly. |
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Underdeveloped countries strictly needs their citizens' contribution which we all known called as tax to construct government projects, to give budget on health, firearms and etc. So if crypto won't tax their people, they will be easily crippled and cannot do anything because they don't have the budget they need.
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The main reason for prohibitions is very simple. Transfers in a currency different from the national one, lead to poor economic performance, including GDP (one of the main indicators). This way, it is easier to launder money or transfer funds outside the country. Neither banks nor payment processors will get their interest.
McCall Robinson a manager of Merchant Accounts, believes that most countries prohibit Bitcoin because it cannot be regulated and he said that. "Many governments do not like the very idea that there is another form of currency that they are not able to control. The supervision takes place on the Internet. Some countries consider it as danger to their society and government.
They're right, it is a Danger....Danger to their fortunes. Banks are just making much more money that they don't even need. The big interests just goes to them and not all to the government. And even after the government received some amount from it, it is already dwindled down because the officials have already shared some of its portion. |
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That surely won't happen. When Zuckerburg decided to ban ICOs previously, it is already clear that he sees crypo as a threat more than a useful tool. And also guys, we don't need Facebook's help if we want to rise to $100k value so stop begging him to implement it.
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I'll go with the crypto market because it is still on it's very lucrative stage. The volatility is the best thing when you invest in crypto because you'll get rich easily when there's a bull run or your altcoin is having its time to shine.
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Altcoin price always depend on bitcoin and even eth depends on it. Though there are some altcoin that shines when there's a special announcement like rebranding or partnership that occurs in their roadmaps. But it's funny because altcoin prices sunk down automatically when bitcoin crashes but it don't go up the same way when bitcoin is on an all time high.
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Maybe such an issue has already been met, but I have not heard. What do you think if Facebook releases its coin? Is the success of this coin?
I think it would work as a currency for people who advertises on Facebook only. I don't see so much benefits if it is also offered on users who just want to browse and not to buy. But it would be very convenient for marketers that always run their ads there and they will enjoy so much discount using an FB cryptocoin. |
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Hi everyone, I found a service announcement of new wallet platform few days ago in our forum. Their introduction and vision stated in the post seems to be great and it also attracts me a lot. However, I still wonder whether I can trust that new wallet. Can I lose my coins by choosing wrong wallet or they can never stole any coin because they just provide wallet service only? Please help me if you have experience in this field. Thank you. This is the link to the wallet that I mentioned: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4582763.msg41338130#msg41338130If they are the one who provided your wallet address then you are certainly at risk of losing your coins there. It should be like a reputable site like Coinbase because if that site is like an online investment that promises ROI then you should leave them by now. |
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Hi guys, there are so many ICOs, such as those listed in https://www.coinschedule.com. It's pretty hard to review them one by one. Which elements I need to consider, the team? the product? the promoting technology? or something else? Thanks for any suggestions  The first thing that you need to check is always the product. There is so much ICO projects that are similar to each other so do a research if it is already saturated. Then the team comes next. Don't get caught up easily when they mention big brands for their partnership plans because most of the time, it is really not true. |
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Only Japan and South Korea has the biggest investments put in the cryptocurrency market. The are much more influential even than Russia that are also very active in ICOs and exchanges. But when it comes to FUD, only South Korea affects us too much unlike Japan that is very stable and not half-hearted in bitcoin.
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Not most of the time. There are many experience traders here are also complaining about the outcome of this year when it is supposed to be positive because we started January with a bull run of altcoin. You can only smile on this crash when you are one of the people who sold a lot of bitcoin in its peak in December.
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If I have a huge savings right now, I would use 80% of it in two things. The first one is to invest it in a banks and the left is for the bitcoin investment. It would be a 50/50 and that would be a win-win strategy for me.
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Every month, your employer transfers Bitcoins into a time-locked address that can't be transferred out before you reach retirement age. You have the key to the address. You can verify the transfer on the blockchain.
No middle-men. No funny business. No brokers with pyramid/eyeball shaped logos. No "oops we went bankrupt and lost your retirement." No bail-ins. No raising the age of retirement.
Just Bitcoin.
That is still risky. Why not just do it by yourself? You can't assure that your employer that he don't have the key to your address. It would also be easy for him to make a fake a hack incident if he wants to. The best safe thing is to receive it first and then transfer it right away to an address that you will never touch. |
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It's good for us. Let's just think that Cryptocurrency is just like other business and we are recognized by the government and we followed the rules so they can let us operate. We benefit more on this and the only bad thing that I can think of is the politicians attempt to manipulate it in the future.
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I will still remain doing nothing. I don't have some funds left to buy either bitcoin or altcoin. An average trader like me can only do is to wait for things to go healthy again. My altcoins just continue to dwindle in prices so I can't even sell it.
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I'm certain that it will only take just 2 years even if we are experiencing the worst bear period right now. We already have the exposure and some financial institutions who are full decided to enter the cryptocurrency market. These FUDs will come to pass and only good news will come in the future.
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This question is especially for those who have been into crypto for a long time. How did cryptocurrency help you, most specifically financially? Did you earn more? Gain more investment? I do have a friend who wants to get into crypto but he does not have a lot of savings in his bank account or any major investment. I told him to save more before getting into crypto because they still have mortgage and car loan to pay. Do you think crypto will help him out to?
I think so because crypto has helped me so much financially. There are only two things that worked for me to achieve it and that's long term holding and the other one is through bounties. I think the funds I got from all of it is enough to support me for 2 years. |
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