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2221  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2019-05-20]Interest for Blockchain & AI in Italy Increases Daily on: May 21, 2019, 01:32:25 PM


The big potential of the blockchain technology is now dawning on many companies, institutions and businesses in Italy but there is something lacking and that is the entrepreneurial spirit to explore things and make the usual things great. In short, Italy needs applications of the technology in the marketplace of ideas and adoption. Maybe we should allow some time for the people of these country to adjust and adopt...time will tell if the technology can create dramatic changes in the country.
2222  Local / Pamilihan / Re: List of Universities Offering NEM Blockchain Courses in the Philippines on: May 21, 2019, 10:49:48 AM
(Mas may natutunan pa ko dito sa forum kesa sa ICCT)

Parang familiar sa akin ang mg sinabi mo tol, Naalala ko tuloy ang School namin mas malala yata to na kung saan yung Major na Subjest ay Microsoft Word at Microsoft Power point kalokohan. Nung una pa alaga duda na ako kung bakit konti lang nag eenrol kaya pala ganon ang systema nila tsaka meron pa pala Major in Emails. tuturaan ka kung pano ang paraan ng pag send ng emails hahaha.. mabuti nalang meron tayong mga forum na kung saan kapag may background ka na sa computer ay madali mo ng maintindihan ang lahat.

Buti na lang walang Diploma in Email Studies kung saan ang mag-graduate ay sobra ang galing sa pagpapadala ng mga email at may bonus pa  at iyon ay paaanu naman ito tanggapin. Kakatuwa naman ang paaralan na yan parang nagtuturo lang sa elementarya kung ganun -- eh buti sana kung libre okay lang. While we are already in the age of blockchain and cryptocurrency, many schools are not catching up and our government is not doing about.
2223  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: CoinDeal – Premier League Sponsor Ready for New Challenges in US Market on: May 21, 2019, 10:38:44 AM

Please refrain from posting the same announcement in many sections of this forum. You are just endangering your posts of getting deleted as this is against the rules of the forum. Just once can be enough and it must be located in the correct section of the forum. You posted the same thing here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5145371.msg51140834#msg51140834

I am hoping you can be guided well accordingly as admins are frowning on people spamming here. Either you or somebody else will delete this post and your account restricted. Thank you.
2224  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: THE OLD AND NEW MINING BITCOIN SCAM ALWAYS on: May 21, 2019, 10:21:18 AM


What can be amazing here is that there can still be victims of this already old way of victimizing people. One, they appeal to newbies to the game so that the victim may not be suspecting of the foul play. Second, there is that shameless appeal to greed -- of what the victim supposedly can get if he is participating in the income or earning program. When the victim is playing along well and will deposit any amount of bitcoin to the wallet that can be the last time he can see his funds. Simple but maybe still working. I am seeing so many posted ads of this nature on Facebook groups. Beware. Caveat emptor!
2225  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2019-05-21] You may need to provide a blood sample to withdraw btc from HitBTC on: May 21, 2019, 09:55:33 AM
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The headline is exaggerated but it seems like its now extremely difficult for you to withdraw your Bitcoin from BTC since you'd have to provide the source of the fund's report with a description of all your actions such your purchases, exchanges, transfers etc. all with screenshots and in order. Does it seem like to be an exit scam now?

And I think it can be easier for some people to just provide some blood sample so they can be able to withdraw from HitBTC. Frankly speaking, I am not a big fan of this exchange as I am aware that they are hard to deal with judging of how bad is their customer support. Since we now have better exchanges, users of HitBTC should not stick with this platform as there is now no monopoly of this industry. HitBTC can be emerging as the strictest cryptocurrency exchange that ever existed...good luck dealing with them.
2226  Economy / Speculation / Another Bitter Critic: "Bitcoin Will be Zero" on: May 21, 2019, 09:38:45 AM




Now, I am sure that 10 years may not be enough to silence critics -- big, small, known, unknown, influential and not -- of bitcoin as there are still those who are wishing (or rather predicting maybe) that bitcoin can be zero...soon! An example of old-school critic is Warren Buffet who is a popular and very successful investor but not inclined to believe in the value and future of bitcoin.

Then we have many media influencers and an example of this is another old-school named John Crudele and he is writing a column for NYPost.com. His objection to bitcoin is immortalized in his own words: "Bitcoin will soon be worth zero. But until then criminals will still be able to use it and other digital currency to move money around the world without being caught."

At the end of the day, we live in a democratic space and we welcome diversity of ideas, opinions and convictions so we still appreciate people who are in the opposite side of the picture.
2227  Economy / Speculation / Re: Find out the dangerous zone and the best point to buy BTC. on: May 21, 2019, 09:27:54 AM
I assume that the bitcoin price will calm down and there's will be 2-3 months of the price moving in between 7K and 8K USD.After that period,we will see if it has enough support to jump to 9-10K USD. This is my point of view(it might be wrong) and I don't rely 100% on charts and technical analysis.

This can be what I am wishing actually so that we can see bitcoin stabilizing at this level or its volatility can play within this parameter before going forward with $10,000 as the goal. So if we give this around 3 months, we are almost in September with that which is nearing the start of the last quarter of the year. Hopefully, bitcoin can see $10,000 before the year ends.
2228  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What's happening to Rentberry? on: May 21, 2019, 08:52:49 AM
It seems they are not a scam but still a shitcoin.Rentberry was a hype project and raised 27.5m $. It is a rental platform which you can make an auction for your rentals (for that website need enormous userbase which they don't and won't). Ico price was 0.35$ and now $0,001243 per token. So investors still holding this token lost %99.7 so far. And in return of their loss, rentberry choose to silence them and turn into announcement channel. The downfall we live cause of projects like rentberry. Hyped but doesn't make any sense.

Rentberry is just of so many projects which were hyped up to the heavens and then when the ICO was done the team seemed to be just sleeping in doing their job. The output is nothing compared as they should be based on the WhitePaper and the Roadmap. In other words, the project is only good in the ICO stage and once the reality started and once the light has come in, people realized they are just looking at a hollow picture. Rentberry is one of the many examples why ICO as a crowdfunding platform got a bad rap and is now irreparable as people do not trust any project doing an ICO anymore. Forgive my rants, please.
2229  Bitcoin / Legal / Can We Expect A Legally Compliant Bitcoin Bank Soon? on: May 21, 2019, 08:13:27 AM



I am wondering if it is possible that there would be a physical bank operating somewhere that is fully compliant with the banking laws but focusing on cryptocurrency business? I mean a bank that can be providing the usual banking services but all things are tied to bitcoin or cryptocurrency.

The bank should offer bitcoin debit and credit cards and of course will operate bitcoin ATM machines. In the bank you can file a loan with your bitcoin or crypto as the collateral. Maybe even have the facility where you can deposit your bitcoin under the bank's safety platform.

Is this just a dream or is there a possibility that this can happen eventually maybe 10 or 20 years from now? Or maybe in the first place there is no need nor demand for this?
2230  Economy / Economics / The Continuous Printing of Money on: May 21, 2019, 07:58:39 AM


When your economy is not doing well, the inflation is beyond control and the people are demanding for changes...what will you do? Of course, you will print billions and billions of paper money so you have the budget for anything you want and to solve many monetary problems your country is facing today and into the future. Now to make things spiced up and politically correct, you are going to call the printing of more money as "quantitative easing" a term pregnant with many possibilities, opportunities and threats depending on which of the equation you are located.

In an interesting article, the author likened this quantitative easing to an additive drug even more potent than the usual marijuana or cocaine you can buy on the street. And now, politicians and bureaucrat are getting addictive into it as their easy fix to solve myriad of problems.

Further Read: https://news.bitcoin.com/after-trillions-printed-under-qe-politicians-now-say-deficits-dont-matter/

We all know that eventually, printing of more money can result into disaster in the long-run. This is not like a chili pepper hot sauce that can immediately be felt but definitely this is like pawning the very future of the people.
2231  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: New electrum version detected as Trojan by Bitdefender on: May 21, 2019, 07:45:42 AM
The problem comes in with the way that some anti-virus software detect viruses or malware. Apart from detecting specific code, it also use heuristics to check for specific behavior that looks like virus or malware activity and it warns the user, if it detects something that looks suspicious. There are some viruses out there that has not been reported or detected by their team, so these "wild" viruses are flagged by their software, if it acts like a virus or malware. The latest changes might have acted like a virus in some way, but it is not a virus.   Wink Why would the Electrum developers deliberately add a virus to their code?

As long as one has downloaded from the real site or source, I think there is nothing to worry about it. Bitdefender is just being cautious and is just doing its assigned job. Many anti-virus are behaving this way since the update can be new to them...maybe just part of the regular security protocol. In other words, not all that can be detected as a virus, smells and looks like a virus can be virus at all. Who knows, they are just there so that Bitdefender will wake up and do its job (ok this can be an overstretch lol).
2232  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: CoinDeal – Premier League Sponsor Ready for New Challenges in US Market on: May 21, 2019, 07:27:51 AM

I just looked at the CoinDeal website and that is when I see that Bitcoin has been back to the $8,000 level again. Anyway, I am looking forward for CoinDeal to enter one of the biggest markets of all time and that is of the USA. Given the kind of reputation and performance that CoinDeal is into, I am sure that this can easily grab a good share of the cryptocurrency trading market. Interestingly, its sponsorship of popular sports event has been a big deal as it resulted into many positive gains. Maybe competitors should look into this strategy. Or better yet hold a different kind of competition here in the forum. Boasting of lower fees, faster support and I guess also an excellent useer-0friendly experience, things can get rosy for this platform in this burgeoning market. So good luck to CoinDeal and may it prosper in the expanding marketplace. Anybody here have anything to say with their good or bad experience with CoinDeal we wanna hear your story.



2233  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Question about decentralization on: May 21, 2019, 07:15:01 AM
Mostly is China I believe. About %80-85.

lets first clarify whether you are talking about a hypothetical situation or the reality because in reality the hashrate that is coming from China is nowhere near that percentage. it is probably closer to 20% at this point if not lower. what you may be referring to is the mining pools with high hashrate but they are "pools" not "farms". a pool is where miners from all around the world can connect to (like a server) and share their work. those servers aren't all in China! think of bitcointalk for example of a pool. it was registered by someone in US, but that doesn't mean all the 2.6 million users of bitcointalk are from US. like miners connecting to a pool, the users are connecting to bitcointalk from all around the world.

Thanks a lot for clarifying this issue or concern. Actually, I have been asking and wondering the same question for so long and now I can sense what are the things really going on with bitcoin mining. So even if China will eventually implement a total ban on mining, we will not have a major problem and that things can still be fixed. I am sure that many miners in China right now are already doing something about this situation.
2234  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Number of STOs May Double While IEOs Will Almost Triple By Q4 2019 on: May 21, 2019, 06:36:31 AM
I love to see that STO is growing but still this kind of project is not on investors favor to invest in. But doesn't is good if you can earn dividend instead of just a capital gain from your trade? Perhaps the main problem for STO is that it is hard to pass few country regulation as most countries don't allow their citizen to hold security tokens.

Generally, I find STOs and IEOs to be much better than the dreaded usual ICOs. Everything boils down to the protection of the investing public because if we take care of them then this industry is going to flourish. This can be the best way to filter unscrupulous and scamming projects from getting in and though this is not the guarantee that there will not be scams but at least we can minimize them. The time has really come that there is something we can do to lessen if not eliminate frauds in this potentially lucrative crowdfunding platform. I am hoping that more evolution on this aspect will be emerging. We have to open and decentralize crowdfunding but we also have the utmost responsibility to protect the investors at all cost.
2235  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: I wonder if this is the reasonable motive why Cryptopia goes bankcrupt on: May 21, 2019, 06:17:12 AM
Seems to be fraud in local laws unless NZ follows a certain standard regarding bankruptcy. That shouldn't be legal in any way considering that their customers used BTC, they should get BTC or any other tokens that their customers were holding at the time. Regardless, as long as Cryptopia paid customers, be it NZD or crypto, the NZ government would treat the case as solved, unless customers filed a petition to reopen the case for unjust rulings.

I wonder if the case can be reopened once the liquidation is over unless they got a big customer who has the resources to fight it in the court. The Cryptopia saga is one of the many sad stories we have in cryptocurrency. Seems it is hard to swallow that Cryptopia never made it back when only a small part of their assets was lost. Compared to Binance which lost around $40 million, Cryptopia should be up to its feet in no time at all. In my guess, the management do not have the energy and creativity anymore to run the business and as to why no big competitors competed to save the business that can perplexing to me.
Comparing Cryptopia to binance then its just far but when we do talk solely on the percentage of the lost/hacked funds then its just too small and recovering up
wont really be a problem but i dont know why Cryptopia didnt able to stand up and chose to close its doors instead.

That's either incompetence or deception.

I highly believe that this is a deception.


No wonder some are thinking that maybe some people inside Cryptopia can also be involved with the hacking. The least that they can do is to let another exchange or another group take over the operation of Cryptopia so that the business can still be salvaged for good. Maybe (just maybe, anyway) they are hiding something in there and they don't want to be exposed that is there is no transparency here and they don't care much about the opinion of their users...they just decide on their own to the detriment of those who believed on them. Oh, well, Cryptopia is now just another exchange biting the dust.




2236  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Less than 1 Year for Block Halving on: May 21, 2019, 06:00:33 AM
Wouldn't put my hopes up for such figures just yet, but perhaps it could set us on a good base price (say, $20000) before getting on the big pushes. That's still a conservative guesstimate but we all know how propped the market is right now and know so well that with all the hype and fame bitcoin is getting lately, it's not impossible for the FOMO to go crazy. Add to that the growing economic tensions between different countries where one is forced to give up their local currency and the only avenue is bitcoin (hint: China lol).

I am sure the coming halving will have an upward pressure for bitcoin but as you said we should not be expecting too much as things do eventually wind down according to the supply and demand. In terms of providing excitement and buzz, am sure the halving can generate that for bitcoin and sometimes those are just what we need for bitcoin to jump higher. Right now, there is the prevailing positive sentiment and if this can hold until the end of the year things can get rosy as we enter 2020.
2237  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto for the homeless day 9 - halal truck food - the homeless probably ate bet on: May 21, 2019, 05:48:09 AM


Today is the 9th homeless donation trip! I decided to get halal truck food and I am pretty sure the homeless guys feasted tonight. Nothing more to say - the truck owner also offered me a free meal which I declined. Thank you for all of the support! If you want to continue seeing more of these donations - I appreciate any satoshis sent my way. If you are a hater - then DO NOT DONATE TO THIS CAUSE - SIMPLE AS THAT!

http://cryptohomeless.home.blog

Charity as well as development works can be areas that cryptocurrency can revolutionize. Imagine sending a bitcoin to someone in need somewhere thousands of miles away or just supporting a local group involved in housing for the poor, the needy and the homeless. That would truly be inspiring and one of the many stories that can cement the reputation of bitcoin as an agent of change...and of course help that people need.


2238  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Andrew Yang or John McAfee? on: May 21, 2019, 05:42:39 AM
Lesser of two "evil'? I would sure choose Andrew Yang all day long over John "eat my dick" McAfee. I mean who the in the hell would take John seriously? What would he do when he become the next POTUS? But I don't think that either one of them will win though, it will take them a lot of luck to be even nominated or get the nod of their parties.

Of course, it is already given that neither guys will make it to the White House. Against many established names with much bigger machinery and money,  a candidate with limited resources can be facing an uphill battle. But then again, in my opinion some candidates are not there to really win but just use the opportunity and the political platform to send the message to the electorate. And that is what these two guys are doing. Now the next is question: Are they doing disservice to the bitcoin community when after all they are destined to lose?
2239  Economy / Gambling / Re: Stake.com | The Most Popular Bitcoin Casino | V2 & New games out now! 👽 on: May 21, 2019, 04:47:30 AM
Damn you guys are great here. I have been away from this forum way too long. I miss chatting here. Will be more active from now on again.

Welcome back MICRO am sure you miss a lot of things here and now that you are back I am looking forward for more enticing and mesmerizing posts from you. I am just new here actually and I am familiarizing myself with the ins and outs of the Stake.com business. Let's start the exchange of ideas, tips and knowledge.
2240  Economy / Gambling / Re: Betinance - 💹 Predict Bitcoin Trend 💹 And Win Every 5 Mins! 💵 BTC GIVEAWAY💵 on: May 21, 2019, 04:35:11 AM
Cool idea for casino and something to bet on.

I think you guys made a little bit of mistake by going similar name and logo and all that to binance rather than building ur unique brand.

I see you got a lot of backlash even though you never implied being affiliated with binnance. This things happen, it is very hard to earn players trust.

Hopefully you guys get over it maybe a litle bit of rebranding would help.

Anyways good luck in your casino endeavours Smiley

I agree. In today's very competitive business climate, building your own unique brand and presenting unique propositions to the marketplace can be very imperative. Riding on the fame of other brands can work short-term but will be ineffective in the long run. A unique branding can make a business be easily identified and easy recall is big game especially in online casino business. This can dispel the notion that maybe the platform is just another fly-by-night operation and is not really into the long haul.
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