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2461  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do you use a bot for trading? on: January 30, 2017, 03:52:32 PM
Is using a bot for trading recommended? I never tried to use it. I wonder if it is a cheat? If it is really applicable, does it worth using for? Honestly, I don't have any idea how it works but I am open and quite interested to know about it.
A bot is only an assistant, it does not serve as a replacement for learning to trade and having a good understanding of what is going on in the market. A bot works best when a trader is quite knowledgeable about what the bot does and how it reacts to changing market conditions. The mistakes many traders, especially newbie run into, is to unwittingly surrender their trading accounts to some bot simply because some other trader happens to be doing well with same bot.
 
Using bot have a lot of advantages, like sitting in the market 24/7 and being able to follow up developments in the market, ability to put check on emotions, which is a difficult task in manual trading, ability to calculate lots of market parameters faster than human trader and so can place trades in split seconds than is possible with a human trader,etc.
2462  Economy / Economics / Re: WILL BITCOIN BE USED BY ALMOST EVERYONE IN 2022? on: January 30, 2017, 03:36:51 PM
I think in 5 years Bitcoin will be known to almost everybody on this planet, but will they be using it that's a question. I think most of them will but can't say for everyone.

That's the reality they may know bitcoin but also another is that, they will know it for good reason or with bad? Because many are already have knowledge in bitcoin but their knowledge into is very bad, thinking that bitcoin is just something that is being used for bad things, illegal activities and other types of crimes which is very unfair but its the reality.

Knowing bitcoin to everyone for its beneficial purpose is important and i dont think everybody in the world be introduced to bitcoins even after 5 years. I can say that bitcoins will be used in majority of the nations if not all. Most under developed areas still not having Internet cannot use bitcoins without infrastructure of Internet and computers.

This is what I think too, many are still going to be lack of knowledge on what is bitcoin and 5 years is not going to be enough from now on to let the world know that bitcoin is existing. But still it depends on how the developers or us will use technology since there are social medias and other platforms we can use to advertise, it just really depends on how we are going to attract people or unless the government will force people to use it before 2022.
and specially in third world countries and backward area, where people even do have their basic facilities like electric city and education, the education ration in such countries are very low. they even do not have access to computer and internet. therefore i do not think that is such an easy task i think may be less that 10% of the total population may be using bitcoin as optional. while rest will still depend on their fiat currencies.
Bitcoin without any doubt has a very strong appeal and given the abysmal state of most fiat currencies, the awareness and adoption of Bitcoin is sure to soar, but getting to be adopted by the about 7 billion people that presently inhabit the earth by 2022 is like day dreaming. All the same, it ought not to be an issue whether everyone embraces Bitcoin or not, just a significant portion of the world's population is just okay for Bitcoin to be all it could possibly be.

Come to think of it, with the user base at present, we are beginning to experience crowded network and so much delays in confirmation of transactions, how worse can it get if drastic measures are not taken now? I think our primary concern now show be to have Bitcoin truly ready for mass adoption, because it is sure to happen someday given the goings-on in the finances of many countries across the globe.
2463  Economy / Economics / Re: US Debt at $19,959,943,400,000 will $20 trillion make the news? on: January 30, 2017, 03:25:22 PM
There is not going to be any impact, the vicious circle would simply continue because the hell of global financial system was designed to create debts that would never be paid off. As a matter of fact, printing money from thin air have always been the name of the game, money backed by nothingness - where would the money to repay it be coming from?

Donald Trump had a very good idea to remove the federal debt. Before he was considering his presidential candidacy, he once said that a one time 14.25% wealth tax on the super-rich would wipe-out the federal debt.

http://edition.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/stories/1999/11/09/trump.rich/index.html?_s=PM:ALLPOLITICS

But then I really doubt whether he would consider such a step now.  Grin
I looked again at the date and that was Tuesday November, 1999, very close to being two decades afterwards!  Laudable as that sounds, but why have we heard nothing in that regards after all these years and even in the run up for his election?  One thing just called to my mind - is it the same 1% of Americans who controls 90% of the wealth of the country, who refused to back Obamacare that would now gladly part with 14.25% levy on their net worth for the sake of 99% of Americans?  Would make a very interesting movie and can't wait to see how it all works out (if ever) especially now that Trump is the number 1 citizen.
2464  Economy / Economics / Re: Why Doesn’t Western Union or Moneygram Use Bitcoin? on: January 30, 2017, 12:02:14 PM
Speaking of money remittances or transfers they would really not like to adopt bitcoin because they cant make money on every transaction that they made and also they saw bitcoin as a competition to these field regarding on money or fund transfers that why they would not ever accept bitcoin on their service.
That is far from being the truth because a number of start-up companies into the same remittance business are not running at a lose. What is fact is that WU and MG grew up with the philosophy of centralized business model concepts and all these talks about decentralization is Latin or Greek to their ears. That approach guarantees they keep ripping people off with very high fees and that's the ping pong they have been playing alongside the banks on people over the years.

Now those are part of the financial ills Bitcoin is here to address and it is good to know, it has gotten them panicking already. It is their choice to either wake up to the reality and embrace change or simply wait for reality to dawn on them as the remittance startups and much more companies that would be springing up drives them out of business.

It is already happening in Mexico in response to Trump's outburst to tax remittances coming from the U.S.. the demand for Bitcoin have surged soon after Trump's declaration.
2465  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Auto Traders on: January 29, 2017, 10:19:42 PM
I have been trading with an auto trader recently that is legitimately generating .5% per day. Not mining, just a software trading bitcoin vs. other alt. coins on auto pilot. Message for details.

Bots are no longer suitable for trading it will end all your profits to nothing one day. The best trade bot is your brain. I have tried a lot of bots before and I can guarantee - it is not profitable as your brain.
And yet the banks and institutional traders are using them and even investing much more in their research and development. Generating 0.5% a day for a machine that sits and monitor every tick of the market 24/7 isn't really something out of the blues. But use of generic bots or some that one knows next to nothing about what or how it trades, is a grand recipe to burst one's trading account.

If we can rack our brain appropriately and code some bots to emulate same, then the bots can really relief us, while we take time out to see the world and enjoy the good things of life.
2466  Economy / Economics / Re: How did Bitcoin start to price increase? on: January 29, 2017, 09:57:23 PM
After the big raise in bitcoin value in 2013 came a great fall and a lot of people lose their money.
So now, after the big rise people were more hesitate, but when the fall didn't come bitcoin gain much security about its price. Now the price increase step by step.
Back them the user base of Bitcoin, capitalization, hope and trust invested in Bitcoin wasn't half as pronounced as it is today. We can rightly say that Bitcoin is more decentralized today than it ever were and that is its food, which can explain its now resilience and strength. All that is a pointer to the fact that, the more people adopt bitcoin, the more valuable and stable it becomes.
2467  Economy / Economics / Re: Blockchain adoption by banking sector on: January 29, 2017, 09:24:49 PM
They like the transparency, trust and cost effectiveness that blockchain technology brings, but they dislike Bitcoin and instead wants to tweak the same technology to develop an altcoin, that would provide for them the control that Bitcoin denied them of. At any rate and whatever they do, Bitcoin is here to stay and a copy could hardly be better than the original

And how are they going to make use of that?

I mean employ the "trust and cost effectiveness that blockchain technology brings" to their advantage in practice? As I see it, for that they would need to create another decentralized network which would basically cost them nothing, like the Bitcoin network costs nothing since no single individual or entity grabs all the profits. Of course, the Bitcoin network does cost a lot, but these costs are compensated by profits that are shared in the same network, so it is basically a win-win situation and no costs entailed. I don't think that banks would be able to leave the costs to the network while themselves would only reap profits. In other words, who will be running network for them for free?
Banking processes as presently is, is expensive and very time consuming as it relies heavily on a team of people to nose through books and figures. Use of blockchain technology however offers some relief that are irresistible and here is what some banks are making of the situation:

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/banking/finance/banking/big-banks-plan-interbank-blockchain-platform/articleshow/56770736.cms
2468  Economy / Services / Re: QTUM Signature and Avatar Campaign [READ THE OP] on: January 29, 2017, 05:27:26 PM
This is the highest paying signature campaign in the forum right now and going by human nature, some will keep banging at the gate, perhaps someone would hear and let them in! Everyone wants to be a part of a winner!
2469  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Bitcoin overcome Paypal? on: January 29, 2017, 05:07:01 PM
the only thing bitcoin needs is adoption, nothing else matters. if someday we can see a mass adoption happen, where every place you look has a "bitcoin is accepted here" sign then we can start thinking about overcoming and replacing bad services such as paypal and all those other online payment processors that exist today. they are all for yesterday and bitcoin is for the new age.
You did hit that right on the head, Paypal is old school, out of touch with reality and lacks human face, but Bitcoin is the future, all we need is mass adoption. Good news is that Bitcoin already, is fast gathering momentum across many countries than anyone thought was possible. Perhaps we should be saying, thanks to the fiat currencies that are now turning up their open wounds, governments after governments have tried to conceal.

2470  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could bitcoin prevent crime? on: January 29, 2017, 03:59:44 PM
Bitcoin can't prevent crime, the way BTC is design, it is faceless transactions and this is the concern of people in government that it is likely to be used by terrorist. Even with escrow, Escrow is just to guarantee trust.
Well Bitcoin is not a law enforcement agent to prevent crime in the first place, it is a currency even though the government out of their selfishness opt to see it otherwise. There will always be people who are inclined to commit economic crimes and it matters less to them if it is with Bitcoin or the fiat currencies, these crimes are as old as mankind. If the governments are willing to listen, the best way to prevent crime is to get to the root cause of the crimes and not just the shoots or leaves.
2471  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why bitcoin is not supported in some countries? on: January 29, 2017, 03:55:22 PM
Many governments are testing block chain technologies and they are happy with this new technology but there are some factors many government are not considering because in some countries people are using bitcoin for illegal activities , but another advantage of bitcoin is we cannot able to generate fake coin like fiat currency and also bitcoin supply is very limited.
The truth be told, it is not the illegal activities that is the headache the governments see with Bitcoin, because those have always been there even before Bitcoin came on board. Not not government, not two, all of them share the same fear that Bitcoin is sure to relegate their local currencies to the background and by them the source of their power over the people would be almost gone.
2472  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: how strong is bitcoin really? on: January 29, 2017, 03:52:24 PM
In all perspective bitcoin seems to be very strong, starting from the ease of use to the security level. If its weaker technology it could have got vanished without getting popularity and increased use from people from different parts of the world. The strength it holds has made it popular even without any media use.

Yes, bitcoin is strong and the proof is the market value and demand of bitcoin. Its easy to setup, easy to use and easy to make worldwide transactions, favorable for traders , tax free and lot of other benefits.
Also proof of the strength of Bitcoin can be found in how formidable it has become in its eight years of existence, despite the political technical and even unknown threats. People from different countries are turning to Bitcoin  en masse as it offers them better value for their money than what their local currencies, which have been rendered next to worthless can offer as a result of inflation.
2473  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Reason Bitcoin will always be #1 on: January 29, 2017, 03:46:33 PM
Bitcoin would be always number one because no altcoin could able to break even its position now and all altcoin are just following bitcoin and depending on the value of bitcoin and also its the father of all cryptocurrency which will normally comes to our mind that it is on the top for now.

Not all Altcoins are following bitcoins. Few of them have much better algorithm and few have solved the drawbacks of bitcoins like long confirmation time. Few of them are confirmed much quickly than bitcoins. But still no once can replace bitcoin because of its popularity, usage and volume.
Bitcoin is original and a pioneer and it is rare for a copy to outsmart the original. Not like that should be an issue though, Bitcoin is a revolution and it is the time of the cryptocurrencies, else they would have extinguish the fire well before now. In the case, that Bitcoin loses its number 1 position, then it must be to a very robust, elegant and overwhelmingly and unanimously accepted coin but above all, it would nonetheless be a descendant of Bitcoin.
2474  Economy / Economics / Re: panic selling on: January 29, 2017, 03:33:48 PM
What if somebody will make a huge dump and sell it all the way to earn some profits because of this rally in bitcoin,and someone sees it and do that same thing. Is there any effect on bitcoin when someone to this,?

Most of the time if bitcoin is being pump and dump by someone, many of us here are getting panic into it due to the price value is dropping down. But even is like that no need to be panic actually, just relax, calm down your self, don't let your or our emotions controls us if ever we encounter this things.
 
If someone's dump or pump the bitcoin, you don't need to just relax, chill or panic. What you need to do is to find some research about it, in a way to you don't get carried away. Control yourself and let your mind be regulated. Look for some forrums,  or article about that. If there is no such bad things happned, then that's the time for you to take it so easy and let it dump or pump. Just a pinch of advice, if votality in bitcoin's rate occured again.
If we are really interested in trading the cryptocurrencies, then our first bet is to become well versed in the ways of the assets we are interested in and everyday follow up developments around it. We should already know what the market bias already is and where to get the latest and credible news as those are the veritable information to influence the trading decisions we are going to be making.

Right now Trump is working to make real his walls over Mexico and also to tax remittances from the US to Mexico and that should be some good news for bitcoiners! The information from all that is that Mexicans are about to join the league of countries to embrace Bitcoin en masse, pushing the demand for Bitcoin even higher and you should know what to follow!
2475  Other / Archival / Re: Earning "free" bitcoins on: January 29, 2017, 03:15:45 PM
This site is very useful site for poor customers because through this they earn money without any investment. Only spent some time .
Yes this site is useful and helpful for poor costumer but the payout is very low. Yes you can earnfree bitcoin by doing faucet. But you need you spend your time and electricity and the internet bill . your payout in faucet is very low compared to the other . I don't recommend faucet for everyone. Like me I spend I think 1 week but my payout is only 0.0007 only.

Faucets are the only place where you can earn free bitcoins apart from that I don't see any place who will give you free bitcoins but its not worth to spend time on faucet sites as the payouts are too low nowadays and if the electricity cost is higher in your country then its useless to waste time on faucet sites where you are unable to generate any profits.
Faucets can't be the only place to earn free bitcoin and if that is really your take even at Full Member level in this forum, then you must have been looking without seeing or simply sleeping. Take a trip to this section of the forum and engage your time positively and then also participate in signature campaigns instead of wasting it in faucets. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0

The time of faucet is now over, move on to more profitable ways of gathering your Bitcoins, time is money!
2476  Economy / Economics / Re: Passive Income on: January 29, 2017, 02:49:53 PM
I think the best way to have guaranteed passive income (if we aren't talking specifically Bitcoin) is to invest in bank stocks. In general, they give 3-5% yield per year in dividends, and the value is very steady. Plus, investing in something like a bank provides a lot of security; they'll always be around.

That's more of a low-effort method. If you are willing to spend a lot of time and energy, then looking into something like app-dev is definitely worth it.

And of course 3-5% profit per year is a very profitable investment. Roll Eyes

Suppose that you have $10k allotted for investment and then you invested it in bank stocks. After one year, you would just get $50. $50 can be earned by you in just a day or two of working. Is it worth investing a huge amount of money, waiting for a huge amount of time, just to get something that you can make for a short period of time? I'm sure your answer would be no.

Investments aren't supposed to be 100% safe. You should take risks so you will make better profit. If you can't do that, then investing is not for you.
That is why the rich keeps getting richer - they hunt for profitable opportunities and then take calculated risks, while the poor slave away all year or rest of their lives, picking crumbs all in the name of playing safe. Fact remains that there are no risk free ways for making money, rather the risks can always be managed with better knowledge, skills and technology.

I trade in the forex and cryptocurrencies markets, I know about hedging, I know about correlation trading and none of that guarantees risk free money. As for those looking for free money, I won't advice even my enemies to see leaving their deposits in banks as some form of investment except it is in the form of some term deposits, which gives the depositor the power to negotiate his/her terms.
2477  Economy / Economics / Re: US Debt at $19,959,943,400,000 will $20 trillion make the news? on: January 29, 2017, 02:14:39 PM
If $20 trillion makes any panic among investors then that would be really a nice news for alternate investment opportunities. Gold and bitcoin will start flying from that for sure. But as per past histories, US government is known for bailing out themselves by simply printing the required amount of new currencies. So, personally I do not expect any big impact out of it.

We have already crossed $20 trillion dollar mark and the markets have not reacted yet:

http://www.usdebtclock.org/

It's ridiculous. No matter how high it goes, markets don't react to the insane debt, this means that it's going to explode all of a sudden, so let's see what happens during Trumps firs term.

Edit: Somehow we are back at $19.6 trillion

Right now, the debt is not exerting much pressure on the American economy. This is mainly due to two factors. First, the interest paid on this debt is very low, ranging from 0.7% to 3.0%. And secondly, a large part of the debt is owned by the American citizens and corporations.
There is not going to be any impact, the vicious circle would simply continue because the hell of global financial system was designed to create debts that would never be paid off. As a matter of fact, printing money from thin air have always been the name of the game, money backed by nothingness - where would the money to repay it be coming from? Not too long, it would be $30 trillion because Trump is just about to turn America into an island with far more enemies than he met.
2478  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin Really The Future Of Money? on: January 29, 2017, 01:21:42 PM
Joseph Stiglitz, nobel prize winning economist who appreciated the US government for shutting down the bitcoin for the reason of easy corruption, tax evasion and tax avoidance have shown positive signs in a recent Economic conference. He has suggested that countries like USA need to move from fiat towards digital currency. He too stated that, though it has got some drawbacks in the long run it moves in the right direction.

Those are the reason why government will make a move against bitcoin if corruption, money laundering, tax evasion and illegal activities will be rampant. If those users will continue using bitcoin in their illicit activities then bitcoin could be banned in almost all countries. That is the biggest threat to  bitcoin and the only reason that will bring end to bitcoin industry.
By banning bitcoin the governments do not have to think that they will stop the corruption and other illegal activities because these corruptions and illegal activities are from long ago when bitcoin was not in existence. A corruption take place when the facilities are not properly provided to the citizens by a state. The important thing to stop the corruption is to facilitate all of their citizens with their fundamental rights and other life needs.
First question is, how would something that is decentralized, borderless and free be banned and by all the governments? If that were to be possible, they (the governments) would have already slammed and banned Bitcoin well before now, but fortunately for us, this is the time for the cryptocurrencies with Bitcoin as the pioneer and the revolution have just started.
 
Can someone quickly search and see if corruption, money laundering, tax evasion and illegal activities became part of mankind only some eight years ago, when Bitcoin made its debut or they were already on ground? If Bitcoin came to meet it all, can someone please advice the authorities to stop chasing shadows and sincerely go after the substances, that are the root causes of those problems!
2479  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Bitcoin overcome Paypal? on: January 29, 2017, 01:02:08 PM
Paypal is not only related to online payments system, the company is also related to some industries that Bitcoin simply can't. Funny thing is Paypal is born from the merge of two companies specialized in payments and...cryptography. Paypal is not only "online payments system". In their labs it's 2050 already
It is also e-commerce,software algorithm development for gov. and finance industry, selling/sharing personal information about the users, etc
Those are exactly the ills Bitcoin have come to straighten! Going forward it is not going to be business as usual as Bitcoin is sure to give Paypal a fight for all client out there. Strongly in favor of Bitcoin is the fact that disclosure of ID is not mandatory and Bitcoin provides an uncumbered and cost effective system for international payment. People are going to be putting those attributes into perspective as they make their choice in the years ahead and there is every likelihood that a shift would take place.
2480  Economy / Economics / Re: How did Bitcoin start to price increase? on: January 29, 2017, 12:34:37 PM
Bitcoin's value is constantly increasing. Why is the price of bitcoin increasing over time?
Bitcoin has the value people decide to give to it, at first it had no value except as an experiment and proof of concept, but then people began to realize this technology was innovative and it got some value and as time has passed more people have agreed with that statement and that is why bitcoin keeps growing in price, because people believe on it.
I also think that the value will depend on people, but unfortunately some people spend a long time being indifferent to this sort of thing, and then certain circumstances cause them to take an initiative to go towards Bitcoin. As for example, usually many people only look for Bitcoin when their countries are in crisis, or when the local currency is in trouble. Obviously, the people who take the initiative to invest in Bitcoin before such events happen are those people who manage to get a greater reward.
You are correct but this is nothing new, if I remember correctly the same happen when the USSR disintegrated, a great economic turmoil followed and the people exchanged their savings into dollars to try to maintain their purchase power, the fact people are doing that now with bitcoin tell us bitcoin is more powerful than the currencies of many countries of the world.
That is absolutely right and explains why most governments are afraid of Bitcoin. They reckon their local currencies, which is one of their major source of power doesn't stand any chance with Bitcoin and so they opt to frustrate it any way that can, but unfortunately for them, Bitcoin is beyond the manipulation of any one country.

The economic outlook of many countries in 2017 isn't looking promising and so we are going to be seeing many more people switching over to Bitcoin, to be able to beat inflation and manipulations by their governments.
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