One question that was often asked when discussing the value of Bitcoin, is whether it is going to have a lot more applications and have greater use in real life in the future or whether it is still just an experiment in economics and it is going to never be widely accepted. I can't say what will happen in the future, but I can say that Bitcoin is already here and has proven itself worthy of being placed in the same category as fiat currencies.

The value of Bitcoin has to do with the ability for a person to trust in it as a currency. There is no central bank to go to for support and stability, but at the same time there is no issuer to try and manipulate or control the market for it. It is all driven by demand and supply; It is scarce and the supply is governed by the protocol which dictates how many Bitcoins can be mined with each block. As with any currency, the value of cryptocurrencies depends on their scale of community involvement. As they grow in use, the value will increase proportionally.

By definition, DeFi is a concept that describes financial services that are built on public blockchains, so in a manner of speaking, Bitcoin is the first DeFi implementation. However, today, most of the financial services that could be classified as DeFi are available on the Ethereum network through the use of dApps (decentralized applications).

The following article describes it in more detail: What is DeFi? Everything you need to know about the future of decentralized finance

But you are also newbie here, right? Your account is less than a month old, and as far as I can tell, this is your first post on this board. So... welcome!


Although I am not saying that this is bad advice or good advice, I wonder if you are qualified to offer such advice in light of my observation mentioned above? I wonder if you have any experience in this area?

The first thing you need to ask yourself is this: what do you want to get out of bitcoin? Do you just want to "make money quick", or do you really understand what you are investing in? The last thing you want to do is get into something that you don't understand, and then try to make money off of it.
Do you understand what bitcoin is? What will your bitcoin investment mean to you in 5, 10 or even 20 years? If you can't answer that, you're wasting your time. Do your research, and don't invest in anything you don't understand.

What the hell are you rambling about? Who hurt your feelings?
Suck it up!

We all have to deal with criticism from time to time, but it's best not to let it get you down or use it as an excuse for lazy work. Perhaps you should try to express yourself better if you want to get people to like your ideas and respect your opinions.

U Rollbit.com kampanji imate slobodno mesto za Full Member rang.
Full Members - $40 nedeljno. Uslovi su standardni, 25 postova nedeljno (od toga barem 10 u gamblingu).

EtherScan is a Blockchain explorer, and I don't know of a single case where the platform could be used to "revoke" the transaction. I'm pretty sure you're mistaken. Is it possible that the coinbase security department tried to explain to you how you can use Etherscan to investigate a transaction? To see where the funds went or something like that...

I believe, unit names are generally always written in lowercase. However, symbols for units named after people, such as the ampere [A] are capitalized.

Ne preostaje nam nista drugo nego da svako od nas izdvoji po 5 dolara nedeljno za slackovicev fond pa da nastavi da pise na nasem forumu. 

Ali mislim da nece on tek tako otici na u inostranstvo. Vratice se on u nas lokal, kao i mnogi od nas. Barem vikendom i praznicima...

The capitalization rules for writing currency elements may vary from language to language. But in English, currency names, like measurement units, are usually written using a lowercase initial (e.g. "dollar", "euro", "yen", "franc", "pound",...), and that is why "bitcoin" refers to a currency.

In English, a capital letter is used for all proper nouns (words that identify a specific person, place, organization, or thing). That is why Bitcoin is capitalized when it refers to the concept, protocol, software, and / or community.

You think they can't? I do not think so.

Every single one of these centralized crypto exchanges are regulated and governed by the laws in their respective jurisdictions. In the event that there is a suspicion of fraud, theft, money laundering or any other illegal activity, do you think they will not freeze the account as per the court order?

The same thing applies here. They can (and will) do whatever the law requires.

It is so true.

Newbie members are eager to rank up without any regard for the rules of the forum and sometimes simply ignore the warning signs when discussing topics outside of their comfort zone.
To all newbie members, I would like to point out that there is no real reason for this. As a Newbie or Junior member, you can use the forum almost without restrictions. If you find a thread that interests you, you can read all posts in that thread without ranking. If you find that you have a question or something to say, you are more than welcome to share it, regardless of rank or your popularity with other members.

The truth is, this is not how things work when you have to defend your homeland from an occupying army. You should consider yourself lucky if you have never faced this challenge. I grew up in the former Yugoslavia, and even though I was very young, I remember well the war in the 1990s when almost all the adult men in my family were recruited and joined the defense of our homeland. There are not many options in such situations, you can either flee the country with your family or stay and defend it with your life. Personally, I would choose the latter.

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6. rechardmoll770 (Active)
Date Registered:    July 25, 2021, 05:04:30 PM


Proof:



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Miscellaneous:

Related accounts are involved in bounty cheating.

No doubt. His PoA posts in just two campaigns are proof enough. There is no way this can be a mere coincidence.


source: ninjastic.space

Plagiarism (with word-spinning)
User: HRIDOY4847
Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5387443.msg59379510#msg59379510
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Yeah, that's what I thought too.

When I searched WalletExplorer.com for additional information about that address, I saw that it was part of an extremely active wallet along with more than 700 other addresses: https://www.walletexplorer.com/wallet/0001973d1acf52ac/addresses

But how do you know it is a Kuna.io exchange? Is there a way to confirm this information?

In spite of the Russian invasion of Ukraine beginning on the 24th, this guy somehow knew that Ukraine would need humanitarian aid even two days before. How is that possible? He had to have some inside knowledge of unfolding events.

Putin, is that you?!

Oh, I see. Well, it is good you found us.

For me, this forum is my go-to place when I'm looking for information about, well, everything crypto related. There is no other online community that I would trust more than this one as the people posting here have years of experience preventing frauds and scams. This forum has been around for years and is still going strong, and that is a testament to the quality and character of the people who post on here.

Beware of ponzi schemes and take care!