One thing heading these kinds of topics are of course the known No coiners or people at least are against with Bitcoin being decentralized and the first name that pops in my mind is of course no other man than Jaimie Dimon which will say how different are company run cryptocurrencies are compared to the decentralized ones. They will all have all kind of attention from video recorded interviews being shown in tvs to our very own news sources because its what creates a stir in the industry.

To be even considered as the new internet we must consider the number of people using it and seeing at the numbers and physical evidence right now we ain't that a lot we are only a small fraction in he population of the Earth . For Blockchain to be considered as the new internet it must at least reach a billion users first whether it maybe from a new system or directly in cryptocurrencies itself the numbers must be relevant to see how important is blockchain tech to our lives.

Won't disagree that they have awarded it towards Luca Doncic but it was really a close match after the all-star break against Trae Young. But among the two players he was the most consistent shooter and aside from that he have shown an all-around contribution aside from just shooting the ball. Other than that he had actually helps the Mavs win a lot of games which without him it would be an easy L for the team.

You have a similar case with this reddit post I have seen and it has been replied by one of Bitfinex's support, although there is no updates in the thread I think it will be better if you post your complain in their reddit page as well so that you might have some kind of progress in your situation.

Some Asian countries are more crypto friendly right now compared to other countries like them. Heading the way like what Kakmakr said is Japan followed by Korea which is also on par in terms of development in both cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, it's also good to point out that Samsung which is made in South Korea has also implemented a crypto wallet with their flagship phone. I guess the most controversial I will say is China, their regulations might be pretty unclear to us until now but the physical signs that they are moving forward are still there. They have large crypto exchanges namely Huobi and OKEX they also have crypto mining rig manufactuers like Bitmain.

I don't want to blame a certain organization but the truth is mostly a country's downfall or why their economy is falling all points out to the mismanagement by their government. If we talking about Macroeconomics you know that the government is the one who controls the majority of it. If their literacy rate is low they can always have a solution for that, the same thing can be said for their unemployment and inflation all of those can be sold by their government.

That's really not some kind of statement at all, all I can see is John McAfee trying to get some attention by replying on Winklevoss' tweet. You should learn how to differentiate “hype” and a prediction and the latter is nowhere near what John McAfee is trying to imply. Ny advise for you is just don't get carried away on what are others are saying especially the well-known ones who are known for hyping up everything in the market, they aren't really a reliable thing to hold on in trades.

I really don't see anything bad with this but for one thing, some posters opt out on having a self-moderated ANN thread because a lot of members are also posting false accusation in their thread which greatly damage the reputation of the project and the only way to delete these post is to having a self-moderated thread. If we applied this then even people who have been receiving false accusations are affected.

Even if they are advertised as a "gambling site" they are also offering their own token so I think they are right to be in the games and rounds section where all threads are similar to that, you can't actually control it as its pretty much the way that section runs. Also other gambling sites also have their giveaways in that thread. The only thing I can only point out to is the insane of of shill posts I see and the number of newbies who wants to participate in the giveaway, they are mostly created by the project itself to bump their thread.

Without any more details on why they think that they are the prime suspect here I think that they might have the wrong persons arrested in the case. The news mentioned that the wallet they found was unexpectedly low compared to what they believe they have. If the transactions from that wallet lead them to nowhere then they won't have a strong case against them. It's either that or they are also working with others which explains why they only have that amount.

If it is then the price increase should have happened on a much later date not as early as right now. If we are talking about the demand rising because of the halving, it would just simply be too far off to be even considered. The price increase we are just seeing now is due to the fact that Bitcoin's bull season is way overdue and we are just experiencing the effects from it right now.

With Facebook's system that has a lot of private information of their users all stored up in their social media feed I don't think they will have a hard time on verifying and obtaining much more vital information from their potential Libra users. The rest of the companies on the other hand might still follow the regular procedures when it comes to requiring KYC for their customers and most probably it won't change even after Facebook has launch their Libra coin. I do heavily suspect that these big companies will have no problem handling our information to the government just for compliance purposes.

I won't say that they are all "wannabes" and all in for profit, after all it's their own analysis and we should be grateful that they are sharing their knowledge to us. Your only job is to check it for yourself and do your own research if what they are saying is true, and if it's near on what you have analyze for yourself. You can really learn a thing or two on what they are doing since traders have different approach on their analysis from analyzing it with waves to as simple as reading the volume and moving averages, you can never really go wrong by just checking them all out.

No offense but your website looks more like a usual ICO website rather than a typical website used to be built for guides. It makes me feel like you are offering more of a service rather than showing some guides or introduction to your viewers, and I think that's the reason why your website isn't growing too much. Website looks good but it's really not a website to look for guides around. You might want to change your website design first and start gaining some traffic before you look for influencers to promote your website. Marketing your website to forums and maybe Reddit can also be a free way to increase your traffic.

Unfortunately this is a sad reality even if we all have this investment vehicles made available for us not all are interested or knowledgeable with these opportunities may it be because the lack of money to invest with or they are not financially educated. Of course they cannot do it on their own but the best way to trigger the start of it is for the government to be more involve in the situation in which they advocate investments which includes the crypto industry. It's really a win-win situation for everyone since all of them will benefit in that country.

You have a nice way of utilizing coinmarketcap's tools but I thinknif you really want the newbies to have a good price chart you might want to teach them how to use tradingview instead since cryptocurrency's historical price charts are only just one click away. You can change it from daily to weekly and yearly if you wanted to. Another thing is that tradingview also has other tools for newbiesbto get a grasp on what trading really is and its will be more useful for aspiring traders in the maket

Doubt that Leonardo can have the same reputation as what he have in Brazil. Yes I know he brought Lucas Pacqueta in Milan but that came in a hefty price plus a big connection in Brazil. De Light might be in a different situation since he is from Ajax and they only sell its players at a big price as well as a big club they know their players will prosper. Lets not over expect on Leonardo as their sporting director too much.

Last time I checked Bitcointalk is still a forum an not a social networking site. The difference is big because they cater to different audience and they are used on a different way. Mixing a Facebook U.I. like elements on a forum would be a bad idea as it would attract the wrong kind of audience and it will feel like BCT has a different purpose. Plus you are also a newbie you really don't know what you are saying right now, you don't even have the right to demand it.

The news made me understand that QudrigaCX users still has hope that their money can still be recovered because its not really trap inside their platform but was “stolen” by Gerald Cotton and was used it another exchange. If they could link each and every single cryptocurrency his fake account has then possibly we will know where the funds went and how much the users can recover from it. I'm also sensing another conspiracy theory here that QuadrigaCX knews this all along and they are just sending us on a wild goose chase.

I don't think exchanges have anything to stall for anymore right now they are lucky they are only facing orders and planned actions but if KYC becomes a requirement in written law they cannot fo anything anymore to become a anonymous exchange. It's either they asked KYC earlier to be prepared than be put out of business temporarily without them able to show up KYC requirements for their clients once the madatory requirement become in order. Binance already pulled the plug in the U.S. market which is showing signs that U.S.A will be the first one to strike with it, so I'll probably move out my funds ffrom those exchanges who aren't already asking KYCs.