That is a huge loss, about 96% and how could that happen? Most losses are only 90%, man that's crazy and I think pretty impossible. The fact that you are investing a lot of money, maybe with due diligence you did your own research or spent some bucks for someone to do the research. This post is pretty untrue. In my opinion you should wait until the bull market crashes again.
Your post is skeptical, at first you are suggesting for him to have faith on his coins but on the last part you drop him off LOL |
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Since this post is posted on "Bitcointalk" at the services board, maybe this is crypto related. Have you have in mind to conduct an ICO with it? To have a praying platform on the blockchain with your prayers accessible to everyone by looking up it's hash?
Sounds cool right?
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Advice for all: never tell your bank anything they don't need to know. If they ask, make up a story.
On my experience, I did also make up a story but not that convincing so I end up telling the truth para mas madali. Ang problema ko po kasi sa "story" ko is hinahanapan ako ng kaunting proof and wala akong proof na maipakita, all I got was remittance center receipts which come from coins.ph. Siguro dapat pinagplanuhan ko muna ng mabuti para makalusot pero siguro ay ayos nadin baka din kasi magtaka sila pag medyo malaki na ang maideposit ko tapos i-hold nila kapag nalaman nilang sa crypto pala galing ang pera ko. |
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Hello a lot of altcoins or ICO is from ethereum platform, and then people have other coin can sell to ethereum. Ethereum will be successful because of this happens. The other people don't know about ethereum but because he/she have coin and can be trade on ethereum he can recognize about ethereum. So ethereum have more marketcap after that happen.
Ethereum indeed is the 2nd highest in terms of marketcap so what are you trying to say? I think you are pointing out something that we all know like that is how ethereum works. Also, ICO means initian coin offering and it would vary on what blockchain network that coin would run but most of the coins/tokens that are conducting ICO's offers different type of currencies for investors ofc including ethereum. Ethereum is a great coin indeed, but I'm worried about those ICOs that could collapse. What would happen if 2 - 3 or more ICOs would fail, wouldn't this cause a tsunami to the other ICOs? Then the price of Ethereum would go down and eventually affect other crypto's price too. The smart contract is a great invention indeed, but good things and evil ones go together. Unfortunately, there is no an investment without a small risk.
ICO tsunami effect is not a thing. ICO's come and go, sh*tcoins stay and ethereum has nothing to deal with it and that won't affect it's price. ICO are far from ethereum because ethereum is used for ethereum network transactions, creating dApps, smart contracts, and fast payments with low fees wherein ICO's are Initial Coin Offering that is not yet running on the blockchain and is trying to gather funds to fulfill a certain project. |
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Ask lang hindi ba pag nag cash out sa coins.ph thru security bank atm cardless naman yun and convert to peso mo yung btc muna bago o cashout? Need pa ba magopen ng account aa security bank?
Clarifications lang po anyone?
Kung cardless, no need to open an account with security bank.  Curious lang po ako kung paano yun gumagana, mabilis lang po ba ang transaction? Gaano po katagal usually ang "code" bago dumating? Maganda po kasi dahil walang syang withdrawal fee, kinababahala ko lang ay baka hindi ko sya ma-iwithdraw ng maayos. |
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My question is, what do you suggest we can do to prevent our friends and family from falling prey into such scam? Do you use any software or add-on to block fake accounts from appearing on your Twitter timeline?
It's a social media, what do you expect? If someone posted that way, that is his/her rights. If there is something to cheat on you, then you would be cheated, no bots could stop that. use your brain, or close your twitter account.
Sounds rude but true. Slap him with the reality If you get scammed by things like that, I'm sorry to say but you deserve it. A little bit of common sense can go a long way.
Common sense nowadays are not too common. You don't need to be stupid to fall for a scam - same as being religious. You just need to be gullible.
Makes sense. Best comment for the thread |
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Are you getting less sleep since your involvement in cryptos started? Has it pushed you into insomnia? Has it changed your sleeping patterns? What do you do to stay afloat?
I am certainly getting less sleep since my involvement in cryptos started. It is affecting my sleeping patterns in the sense that I no longer have fixed hours I go to bed every night (or in the mornings I should say). I do try to catch up on sleep - even during odd hours, but it is easier said than done with unscheduled emergencies and what not. That being said, it is certainly not a healthy situation - and will impact my health negatively if left unchecked. I can't help to wonder how many of you are experiencing the same challenge and what you're doing to address it - if anything at all. Tips and suggestions will be appreciated. Thank you.
Been there, done that. I was like you but I think I've got to solve it by not chasing money/profits anymore, (Correct me if I'm wrong) the thing that you are always awake is because you want better profits out of your investments, I suggest that do the research and bet big on that project, 3-5 projects that you think have the greatest potential, that is diversification and costs you lesser time on crypto, creating higher rewards with lower risk, create a healthy lifestyle. Whatever your reason is for being awake, just remember, YOLO and "Health is wealth". Not at all.
I sleep when i'm dead tired and wake up after a good rest.
I just see this post "Savage af" LOL |
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Pure speculation. Not shilling but I am holding this coin so DYOR and don't take my opinion as a financial advice  I'm placing my bet on LoyalCoin, their use cases are for Loyalty rewards and as of the moment big merchants are now partnering with them (most of them are from the Philippines). They are running on NEM Blockchain, for fast and secure transactions, they also have a great team so improvements are an easy word, though they have a lot of supply "9,000,000,000" LYL in total, I think with their use cases, it's value could rise. |
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Browsing through blockfolio, the wide contrast in prices of bitcoin on different exchanges presents a huge opportunity arbitrage traders to make profits.
From Coinbase to bitfinex and Bittrex bitcoin's value is spread widely. And it seems to all be down to the implosion of tether.
Maybe there is a widespread of prices between exchanges but the fact that "Fees and transaction time" are quite a hindrance, your possible profits for that arbitrage would dramatically low down or worst case, you might loss some of your BTC possessions. If the spread are like 1% per BTC then more likely you need to trade bigger volume to get profits from your trade. |
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Fidelity announces a new company called Fidelity Digital Asset Services that will handle cryptocurrency custody and trade execution for institutional investors .
The new company will handle custody, or how to safely store digital assets.
By the credibility of the company itself, this is undeniably a great NEWS for the crypto community but how does this one differ from ETF? Does this one also needs a SEC approval like those VanEck SolidX ETF? Im really curious about this and wondering how this could happen. |
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kapag naaalala ko ang dating buhay ko nung wala pa ako dito sa mundo ng crypto currency parang ayaw ko ng balikan, ibang iba talaga kapag nandito ka malayong malayo sa realidad na pag tatrabaho ng walang humpay. pero nakakalungkot kasi ang mga kapatid ko dito ay walang interest sa ginagawa ko kahit alam nila na malaki na ang pinagbago ng buhay ko dito
Truestory. Ganito din kasi ang nangyayari ngayon sa akin, ang gusto ko lang naman sana ay matuto sila kahit konti para may pagkuhanan din sila ng alternative na income sa hinaharap. Tama ka kabayan, di ko mabibili yan kung sa pamamagitan lang ng employment, kaya dito sa bitcointalk, magsipag ka lang, maging masunurin ka lang sa mga rules eh talagang mababago ang buhay mo, ganyan din dati ako sau na NAMOTIVATE sa mga high rank members dito, pero walang imposible talaga sa taong matiyaga at nagsusumikap sa buhay.. 3 colleges student ko, inaalala ko kung sa dati kong work baka di ko na sila mapag-aral.. Kaya salamat talaga sa forum na ito..
To GOD be the GLORY!!
Magandang story po. Masasabi ko na inspirasyon ko na po kayo, tanong ko lang po, may background po ba kayo sa computer o lahat ng natutunan nyo ay dito lang galing sa forum? Sa tingin ko po kasi koplekado at mahal ang bayad sa pagkakamali kapag pagmimina ang pinag-uusapan. |
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how you guys keep your crypto when do trading?
leave it in exchange wallet? Isn't it too risky?
Store in a hot or cold personal wallet? isn't it too annoying to transmit every time?
Yes it is risky. And yes it is annoying to transfer funds everytime you trade because you are an active trader. Solution? On my own opinion, when trading actively, just follow and get the most security out of the exchange you are trading. More probably they have 2FA, email verification and stuff so you just maximize that. Also ask their live support so they could help you to add security for your account if you are trading huge volume. |
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What do you think about the idea of giving access via API to your exchange account to a professional trader (who shows profits even in this hard times)
I don't have any idea what is a professional crypto trader was like but the fact that he "might" be a professional, he won't handle small funds to trade and would ask a lot of BTC to start. I think you are pointing out traders that are with the same caliber with J.P. Morgan or Goldman Sachs traders? "Professional it is" The bot stopped working properly and pumped the price into 1BTC from 0.0001BTC or around that.
So it was profitable? seems unclear because the fact that "The bot stopped working properly" but still be able to "pumped the price into 1 BTC from 0.0001 BTC or around that". What really happens with this? Interesting |
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Video call for kyc verification?? Is it possible? Do you think it is the best way , rather than uploading your documents for kyc verification process? Most bounty campaigns and ICOs nowadays required a kyc.
If video call for Kyc verification is possible, what is the best and secure app to you use for video call
Video Call KYC Verification is not possible, it takes more time than the usual, takes more manpower to cater all participants of the KYC and unnecessary for old KYC is great, even though KYC at the moment is not yet regulated that privacy might be an issue. And for the secure app, none? It would risk more participants rather than the usual one which just takes you to submit your photos. I am thinking how that is going to work, if it is what i am thinking then it means the ICO team will have to attend to every ICO investor video call and bounty hunters as well? Video call for KYC in my own opinion is not achievable.
That is a lot of work. There are assessments before approving someone's KYC and what the company wants I think is documents, you cannot present videos on the bank. |
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Nuong nakaraan araw ay nagtangka din akong mag bukas ng account sa parehong bangko, Security bank at sinabi nilang hindi sila nag-oopen ng account kung ang funds dito ay magmumula sa crypto. Sinabi nilang High Risk daw ang usaping crypto at hindi daw ito pinapayagan ng Bangko Sentral kung walang kaukulang dokumento na nagpapatunay na galing sa legal ang pera, hindi din nila tinatanggap ang blockchain network records online. Kung other sources of income siguro ay pwede pa pero kung galing sa crypto ay mukhang malabo at ang masama pa ay maaaring ma hold ang funds mo at mahihirapan kang mag withdraw kung sakaling malaki na ang iyong naideposito.
So, ang tinatanggap lang pala nila ay iyong mga galing sa sariling bulsa at mga nag-invest sa crypto? Pero kung galing sa Bounties at Airdrop ang kita sa Crypto hindi nila tatanggapin? Hmmm. Kasali na din duon yung investments, basta galing sa crypto ay mahihirapan ka talagang mag open ng account. Pansin ko lang din, ang LoyalCoin kasi ay nag originate dito sa pinas at nagpa last minute KYC nuong ICO, siguro yun ay requirement ng kanilang bangko. Kina klaro ko lang, hindi ako sigurado, pero sa ganoong kalaking pera, hindi nila isesettle ang kanilang gastusin ng naka imbak lang sa bitcoin para din tuloy tuloy ang operations. This is how banks kill their competitions. Alam talaga nila na mawawalan na sila ng silbi kapag naging mass adopted ang bitcoin. Money laundering? E usong uso naman talaga yan sa pera. Protektado pa nga sila ng Bank Secrecy Law. Pinagmumuka nilang masama ang bitcoin pero ang totoo nyan sila mismo ang dahilan kaya nagkandaletse letse ang buhay ng tao.
Ganoon talaga, ang crypto kasi ay ginawa para sa mga mamamayan at ang bangko ay naninilbihan para sa kayamanan. Kung ano man ang balakid sa pananaw ng bangko na maaaring kapalit ng kanilang kabuhayan, pipigilan at pipigilan nila ito. |
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Ang BSP ay hindi ito ipinagbabawal. In fact, naglabas pa sila ng pahayag neutral ang kanilang pananaw tungkol sa cryptocurrency. Maging maingat lamang daw sa mga papasukung investments related dito para maiwasan ang mga scams.
Yun nga din sa pagkakaalam ko, siguro ang mga branch head ng naturang bangko ang nagdedesisyon dahil din siguro walang kaukulang notice mula sa Bangko Sentral na "Legal" talaga ang crypto kung kaya't para safe ay dini deny nalang nila ang mga nag-aaply na ang source of income ay crypto. Di bawal sa dito sa akin in fact nung tinanong ako kung related sa crypto yung source of income ko eh sagot ko oo at wala naman silang paki alam. Gamit ko ang security bank sa pag encash sa kasalukuyan at direct. Minimum is 10k nga eh wala naman aberya, tinanong pa nga ako kung investor ako sabi ko oo buyer ako ng BTC. Di ko alam kung anung mero diyan sa security branch nyu okay naman kami dito zamboanga area.
Sa amin din kasi ay hindi kami hinahayaang mag open ng account. Depende talaga siguro kung saan branch at kung ina-allow ba ng head ang ganitong source of income. |
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Nagbukas ako ng account sa Security Bank noong nakaraang araw dahil kailangang kong magbukas ulit ng account sa PayPal at dahil malayo ang Union Bank sa lugar ko I decided na dito na lang ako sa banko na ito kasi authorized sya ng PayPal to handle transactions sa kanila. During the interview I was asked about my sources of income and the interviewer asked me if I am involved with Bitcoin and similar things and I honestly said yes but pointed out that this account is for PayPal and not for cryptocurrency transactions.
I was specifically told na bawal pala daw ang mag-deposit ng pera na galing sa Bitcoin o cryptocurrency na ang ibig sabihin bawal mag encash sa Coins.Ph at ipa-deposit sa account mo sa Security Bank... ang pwede eh yung kanilang eGiveCash na cashless withdrawal. Ang reason na binigay ng interviewer is that the Central Bank has warned them about Bitcoin and similar business transactions as banks are not authorized to handle the same and if ever I am caught depositing or sending money from Bitcoin encashment to my account then the bank can forfeit the same money that's why the warning.
Totoo rin ata to sa iba pang bangko lalo na yung mga sikat at malalaki though I was able to deposit money to my Metrobank account before from Coins.Ph. Siguro itanong ko rin ito sa coins.ph ano ba talaga ang clear situation...
Nuong nakaraan araw ay nagtangka din akong mag bukas ng account sa parehong bangko, Security bank at sinabi nilang hindi sila nag-oopen ng account kung ang funds dito ay magmumula sa crypto. Sinabi nilang High Risk daw ang usaping crypto at hindi daw ito pinapayagan ng Bangko Sentral kung walang kaukulang dokumento na nagpapatunay na galing sa legal ang pera, hindi din nila tinatanggap ang blockchain network records online. Kung other sources of income siguro ay pwede pa pero kung galing sa crypto ay mukhang malabo at ang masama pa ay maaaring ma hold ang funds mo at mahihirapan kang mag withdraw kung sakaling malaki na ang iyong naideposito. |
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This is a relevant reply for this thread at ito ang kumuha ng aking atensyon kung kaya ito ang opinyon ko. Kaalaman muna, bago pera.
Got all the knowledge, money would follow. Mabuti nalang pala walang sa mga nabaggitan ko tungkol dito ay walang naniwala. Kasi talaga namang bago lang and crypto saamin at hundi ganun ka-unlad ang lugar namin iilan lng ang may alam at afford ang technology, at limitado lang ang ingles. Tyaka sa ngayon wala pa talaga akong pruweba.
Sa totoo lang hindi nakakabuti na walang naniwala sa iyo, sabihin na nating mahirap nga ang humanap ng pera dito pero alam ko na batid mo na ito na ang hinaharap. Nag bigay ka ng awareness, sapat na iyon and I congratulate you for that. Sa mga may nais mang tulungan jan, kamaganak man, kakilala o kaibigan. Siguraduhin nyo munang kaya nyong iguide at may sapat ng kaalaman tunkol sa forum and cryptocurrency bago isabak dito. Para din sa forum.
Hindi mo sila kailangang i guide Siguro naman ay sapat ang kaalaman ng tao para matuto sa sarili niyang paraan para rin sa pansarili nyang kapakanan. At sa tingin ko din ay hindi mo na iyon responsibilidad. Gaya nalang ng nangyari sakin, talagang masasabi kung kulang sa guide at presensya ang mga taong naginvite at tumulong sakin para makasali dito.
Chill, wag mong ibaling ang iyong kakulangan sa iba, lalo na doon sa nag imbita o tumulong sa iyo. Pag binigyan ka ng tinapay, ikaw na ang bahala sa kape. Sana ay iyong maunawaan ang aking nais ipahiwatig. Hindi naman sa hindi kita naiintindihan pero sa tingin ko ay blessed ka na na nalaman mo ang ang crypto at masasabi kong iilan palang tayo dito sa pinas kaya napakalaking advantage na iyon. Masasabi ko at aminado ako na nakadag-dag ako sa mga sinasabi nilang mga shitposters or spammer na walang kwenta ang mga pinagpopost, kasi talagang pera pera lang ang alam ko noon na talagang hindi at hinding-hindi kailanman magiging tama. Pasensya na para doon, pero ngayon nagsisikap naman na ako at pinagbubuti ko ang mga bawat post na ginagawa ko.
Umamin sa mga pagkakamali at pinipilit na itama ito, handsdown ako sa iyo dito |
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I think a reputable bountyportal must make sure that there is no problem with their website because users information and custom content they create for bounty are stored.
Indeed they should. I remember back then when Irfan_Pak10 run the very first automated social media bounty campaign portal he called BountyPortals, after some campaigns have ended, we see many participants complain about not getting any rewards, or missing stakes. Irfan did addressed the issue and take time to fix his bounty platform. It was a good move did by it's founder. Nowadays, there are plenty of bounty platforms anybody could join but some are still missing a crucial feature; transparency. No participants would be able to tell if how many participants is involved, the entire bounty pool allocated to the bounty campaign or how the rewards are calculated per participant. Also the fact that they could change the regulations and just disqualify anyone without warnings or notice prior to that because they like to do it is unjustifiable. All rules regarding bounties are now in favor of those who conduct such things for the rules are always on their favor and there is no existing escrow for that, maybe that is an action to be done since "bounty" or this "marketing job" is pretty demanding and could help big time for those start-ups that would run in the blockchain. |
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