I think he meant the most famous stablecoin out there. There's no doubt about it since the majority of Bitcoin trades are traded in USDT, it even outshines altcoin trades.

Anyway, it's not like it's the end of Bitcoin when people suddenly lose trust on USDT. By far USDT is probably the most suspicious stablecoins out there because of lack of audits and reports on their assets so other predators (other famous stablecoins) will likely try to market their coins to replace the spot of USDT.

I don't think there's going to be any big problem since people have a lot of choices to make. Either use another stablecoin, withdraw their money from exchanges, or use altcoins just like the old days. Sure there's going to be FUD happening that will affect all cryptocurrency (since almost every altcoin is using USDT for trades) but that's only temporary.

I don't know what's going through their head but I think they're just denial at this point. I mean, they could just label cryptocurrency as an asset and profit from it since Nigerian users are adopting crypto like crazy, rather than staying away from it. But hey who am I to say this. At least crypto holders in Nigeria is having a blast since Bitcoin over there is over $60,000.

Buti active ngayon ang SEC mag labas ng mga warning. Last year ang dami ding warning nilabas nila tungkol sa mga scam crypto investment. Kaso ang problema nga lang dito ay masyadong ignorante ang mga Filipino sa ganto. Lalo na sa Facebook at twitter na puro memes at shitpost lang ang meron, isama mo na ang fake news kaya kahit na i-spread mo ito sa social media, wala parin maniniwala or babaliwalain lang nila. Isa pa, karamihan sa mga pinoy ay hindi aware sa mga warning ng SEC kasi hindi naman sila updated or laging tumitingin dito

Of course it is a scam. Don't even think that there's a possibility that it's not a scam. It's blatant. Is he your friend? relative? if it's someone random, then it's even worst. They didn't even try with that kind of trick. Might be good if you post a proof of who told you that so others can avoid or block him.

If you're really paranoid about this. Why don't you just buy another PC or Laptop and let that device be the storage for your crypto.? I mean, it's unnecessary because you already have a good hardware wallet but it will help with your mind. You can connect it to internet but don't do browsing or downloading in that device just to be safe.

Which implies that you are mostly holding shitcoins that are new or have very low market value on the day you bought them. Don't do that. You only have a slim chance of actually getting a decent diamond from a pile of those shitcoins. Actually, don't listen to your friends. Make your own judgement from now on and do your own proper research. Patience is still the key to this. Look at Bitcoin and all the other old coins.

Elon loves memes and this is obviously a meme about Doge coin getting to the moon and I won't be surprise that people are actually taking this seriously. He has so much influence on Doge coin that it's kind of scary, just look at the price right now. He's becoming like Mcafee 2.0 at this point, but cooler.

That's too far stretched of a prediction and it seems that you are wrong because Binance is back and there really wasn't any huge panic that you are speaking of. In fact, the price of Bitcoin actually pump from the recent dump. Remember, Binance might be the biggest but it doesn't hold all of cryptos volume.

It's quite funny though. He's one of the reason why Bitcoin pumped so hard this last couple of weeks yet he's also one of the reason why Bitcoin dump more or less $10,000 but it's kind of scary. The fact that he can manipulate the price of Bitcoin in just a single tweet can have a negative effect. Nonetheless, It's a good thing that he's pro on Bitcoin.

As far as I know, unlike Ethereum who currently use Proof-of-Stake (POS in the future), Binance used Proof-of-Stake Authority which means lower fees and faster transfer speed compared to Ethereum. I don't know much about the details but it seems that Binance is more centralized than Ethereum but people probably didn't care about that much since as you can see, a lot of people are migrating to BSC

The thing here is that if you want to stake by yourself, you need a minimum of 32 Ethereum, which is not cheap. I consider that a flaw to someone who's not a whale, not to mention it's going to be locked. By that it's the minimum so don't expect big returns. Though there's going to be exchanges that will provide staking services for no minimum amount but it's not the safest since you don't own the wallet.

The fees are absurdly high right now. This is probably why even old GPU's are skyrocketing. Though I've heard just this month that NVIDIA is going to restock their GTX 1050 Ti and 2060 units because of the demand in GPU, they probably already restocked it now. Which is good news for gamers and miners alike.

He's probably living the life he's been dreaming of 10 years ago while automating this service. Imagine, being aware of Bitcoin for 10 years give you enough time to contemplate whether this tech is good or not. Anyway, the fact that he doesn't touch the Bitcoin in that wallet means he has hundreds of em already in another wallet.

I think you guys can stop dreaming now. Doge has been been milked multiple times already just this month alone. People learn and those who got FOMO'ed and lose the trades (and there's a lot of them) probably be swayed by Elon tweets again.

I don't think you will get enough person here OP. You're just starting another Pump and Dump group but blatantly announcing it instead of shitposting links to a telegram. You're just replicating WallStreetBets.


But the problem here is that finding that "good" project. There's already been cases were seems to be good projects ends up scamming users. There even projects handled by reputable campaign managers that ends up being a failure or a scam. So saying "invest in the legit ico" is better said than done.

It depends. There should always a reason why you are doing things, same with meddling with Bitcoin. I mean, why would you sell your Bitcoin if you don't really need the fiat? are you hoarding fiat or something? remember, inflation will always make your fiat less valuable so you're actually losing more money storing your fiat in a bank or somewhere like in your piggy bank or something than investing it in stocks, real estate, or Bitcoin.

Personally, I prefer the majority of my net worth circulating in different businesses, investments, crypto, than stuck in a bank.

If I were you, I'd sell most of my Dogecoin since that coin is all about hype anyway. People have been pumping Dogecoin none stop lately so there might be a negative effect on that (remember wallstreetbets? remember Elon Musk?). Go for Bitcoin if you aren't sure. Eth is also a good investment but the fees are a turn off so it's going to have a hard time getting new players.

Well the keyword there is "Almost" so I don't really think he's trying to manipulate the price nor giving a negative comment about Bitcoin. It's just that he is trying to make his own stand in cryptocurrency. He is enthusiastic about Bitcoin but at the same time open to more alternative ways. People shouldn't make a big deal out of this.

That's not normal at all. Even my fastest transaction only cost like $20 compared to yours.



If you think you can use other platform, then do so because sometimes, Metamask eth gas fee is absurd. I you don't follow their standard fee, your transaction won't process at all.

What do you mean? the fact that Polkadot is already at the top 4 means that it's already showing it's value. Not to mention it's a new hyped project so it's hasn't really made that significant impact compared to Bitcoin and Ethereum. I know that it has the potential to contribute more in the future but that doesn't really mean it's undervalued as of this moment.