Since when did peopele begin to buy bitcoin on binance? I am not sure fiat can be exchanged directly for bitcoin or any altcoin on Binance and that is what the OP is seeking here. I can suggest Changelly.com. You can buy on the site with your credit card.

You must be a very patient person to wait that long for 4-5 months to receive tokens. I don't have that patience. I have realised that most airdrops are false. Only for marketing. And those which go through later become worthless tokens. For me, I try to avoid airdrops asking for erc wallets address.  

People are rushing into crypto business and going crazy because of the gain they think they can make from it. But those selling their homes are going the extreme and that is a dangerous route to take. There is always a warning that people shouldn't invest more than they can afford to lose. This is because cryoto is volatile and can cause lose and lots of regrets.

You think $36,000 is doubtful? I do not think so. Remembered that last year bitcoin was projected to hit around $25,000 - $30,000. It was almost hit because bitcoin price got to $20,000 before the crash. Also, remember that until 2017, bitcoin didn't rise that much. We may have this crash now with the crypto market but that does not mean it will not get to that point predicted before the end of this year.

The banks are necessary evil no matter how bad we think they have treated and shortchanged us, we still need them. The worse the banks do, is the same the crypto miners, especially bitcoin miners, do. There are always bad elements in every business. And yes, I am bored reading threads on the wickedness of the banking sector or comparing it with the bitcoin.

Are you sure there us truly a thing such as that? Don't you see that the poster has not provided much information and links to the relevant sites?

3 or 4 cryptos is little to have as investment. Get as many coins as you can lay your hands on but make sure you aren't buying worthless coins. You never can tell the coin that could give you much profit in the future. That's what I practice.

At the moment, no. In the future? Yes. I know this poser is more futuristic than realistic at the moment. It's a possibility that won't take longer than necessary to happen, especially seeing how the countries at the recent G20 meeting aligned. Soon there could be trades between countries paid in bitcoon.

I am also holding one of the world's worthless coins, Dogecoin. I have been holding around 10,000 of this shitcoin for almost a year now. That is a regret I have and I can't sell off now. Also, my naivety allowed me to be scammed by some bitcoin doubling sites where I thought I could increase my earnings. I look at all that now with regrets.

Your humour is amazing. No, you are not a newbie and you are not going to take the points outlined here. Ok, if people don't sell how do you expect there to be circulation of the coin and its usage by the people? By the way, how do you even expect yours to be bought when you finally want to sell? You can't stop us from selling!

What all that recent developments show for me is that this emerging crypto market has come to stay. Despite all that negative news and events yet the market still bounces back. And bitcoin has continued to maintain dominance as the crypto pathfinder that it is. I am not in anyway scared.

There is no need for name calling if someone disagrees with our comment. For me, I don't think the Japanese will succeed in that threat of delisting those great coins. And even if they do, exchanges outside Japan won't. It will be like the Chinese case of banning cryptos and exchanges moving out of China. It is that simple. 

It is obvious he is fake trying to woo newbies that want trading tips into his trap. If not why will he be posting from an account that has only one post. Doesn't that make him unseriou?

We don't actually expect bitcoin price to always rise without dropping once in a while. That is abnormal. The lack of that fall late last year was what caused us that major drop in February that almost collapse the industry. It was a scary moment to always remember by fresh investors. But now, things are falling back into place.

I do not see how capitalism makes poverty go away. I believe it is capitalism that has brought this so much poverty to the world with the few privileged ones becoming rich and rich and super rich and then inflicting pains on the less privileged masses by amassing wealth. I think it is even communism that ends poverty, not capitalism.

It is not a bad idea to have this kind of documentary on bitcoin. But there ought to be more of this kind of documentaries on the altcoins. Bitcoin has already gained some grounds and it is time for a little attention to be shifted to other cryptos in order to strengthen this cryptocurrency thing.

Manager, please update my Depotwallet. I crosschecked and discovered it still hasn't been done. I am No 26 on your spreadsheet.

Thanks.

Even this thread reminds me of the hatred bitcoin lovers have about the banking sector. It isn't any different and I feel that bitter taste in my mouth right now. But the truth is that no matter what the hatred is towards the banks, the banks can't be totally eradicated. Banks will be there to ease bitcoin or crypto transactions.

So what is the difference???

Call it a black sheep if you like. But its presence does not defeat the purpose of Cryptos. Remember that even black sheep do have their place among white sheep.

That is the major reason the banks can use it. It is a popular choice among bankers.

I am not sure many people would agree that holding is the best thing to do during a crash. I have read on many blogs that it is better to use a tether technique during a time like that. Rather than holding and waiting for the coin to recover again. Whatever way that is done is not clear to me however.