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2701  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What do you guys think on: September 22, 2021, 11:02:42 PM
1.You and all those who have not yet invested in crypto still have the opportunity to build a portfolio. Crypto is a long-term investment market and it's never too late for anyone. crypto-friendly and suitable for all walks of life. Build yourself an investment portfolio right now.
2.There must be volatility in the market, that is the nature of investing. So it's hard to answer that, there is a decrease, there is an increase.
2702  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Great Thing is about Bitcoin on: September 22, 2021, 02:33:59 PM
at 2017 -2018 if you are invested in btc then right now you can collect a huge amount to use like in education , in health, in your family or your future plan.
The same you can do now. You can invest in BTC in 2021 year, hodl and in 2024-2025 after the next halving you can collect a huge amount to use it for your needs.
Thats right, with limited supply and growing demand for bitcoin ownership. if people miss 2017-2018 to own bitcoin at low price. 2021 we still have a second chance to own bitcoin before he goes to the moon with $100k. Bitcoin price is trending down in recent days, but exchange metrics still show that major bitcoin storage wallets are still quietly buying more bitcoins for around $40k.

Business software company MicroStrategy announced that it has purchased an additional 5,050 BTC(14/9)
El Salvador bought another 150 Bitcoin when the price of this cryptocurrency dropped to $45,500. Currently, the Central American country is holding a total of 700 BTC.(20/9)

2703  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Scammers put bad impact to Our Government about Bitcoin Transections. on: September 22, 2021, 11:13:00 AM
In my country Someone bought a BMW Car by scamming in crypto transections and Police arrested him and told that the guy was a cheater and he was a crypto scammer.And this case is now the most viral topic.This incident shocked the whole country and also the Central bank authority about how he got this huge money and this incident put a bad impact in crypto.

I think Digital Currency like Crypto isn't getting much popularity because of these Scammers.They are one of the most strong reason why Government's aren't showing interest on Crypto Transections.

Same in my country, Crypto is being used by some people to fraudulently appropriate other people's assets. This affects the reputation of bitcoin and crypto,because most of the people who get scammed in these scams don't really understand what bitcoin is, they only know that bitcoin investment to bring profit. But that is no reason for the government to put pressure on the market. The government is clearly looking to get rid of crypto because they cannot control it and to the detriment of the monetary system they are behind.
2704  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Should be in Syllabus of Students? on: September 22, 2021, 10:55:09 AM
This is really necessary. It's not because the price of bitcoin has gone up so much and we make a profit from it, bitcoin and crypto are clearly the technology of the future. It will soon be widely recognized and will change the world, we should introduce cryptocurrency and blockchain into student programs as soon as possible.
2705  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you believe BTC can be attacked? on: September 22, 2021, 10:47:19 AM
I just remembered the poly network heist, one of the biggest heist in the history.

Is there also a possibility BTC can be hacked?
If it is, I bet every currency will start to declined.
How safety BTC security for you?

Want to know veterans answers.  Undecided


In bitcoin's 12 years of existence, there has never been an attack on bitcoin. We have heard many times bitcoins are hacked and stolen but all of them are from exchanges. All of these attacks are not vulnerabilities of the bitcoin network and are vulnerabilities of exchanges. Attacks that rocked the crypto market include:
1. Mt.Gox
Hacked date: June 19, 2011 and 2014
Hacked amount: 2609 BTC, next batch is 750,000 BTC
2. BitFloor
Hacked date: September 2012
Hacked Amount: 24,000 BTC
The hacker obtained the key to access the exchange's Bitcoin wallet. This key is not encrypted, it is stored online as a backup for the offline hard "key". And BitFloor closed in 2013
3. Bitstamp
Hacked date: 4/1/2015
Hacked Amount: 19,000 BTC
4. Bitfinex
Hacked date: August 2016
Hacked Amount: 120,000 BTC
This is the second largest BTC hack after Mt.Gox, the number 120,000 BTC. The cause of the hack was that the hacker successfully exploited a security flaw in the multi-key authentication e-wallet mechanism used by Bitfinex.
And many more hacks going on on crypto exchanges, so you should be very careful and learn how to protect your assets to the maximum.
2706  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin vs covid 19? on: September 22, 2021, 10:21:49 AM
Covid 19 has an impact on bitcoin but it has a beneficial effect on bitcoin. The epidemic caused people to lock themselves in their homes, unable to go out to work and completely isolated from the outside world. People start looking for an online job to earn income for their daily life and bitcoin is a great option over others. It can be seen that the crypto market this year has achieved many amazing achievements from the capitalization to the popularity of bitcoin stronger than ever. Covid 19 has created a new economic crisis. Those looking for asset havens and investments other than gold and bitcoin stocks are also a great choice.
2707  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why Do Young Investors Prefer Cryptocurrencies? on: September 21, 2021, 02:18:37 PM
Youth is an expression of intelligence, agility and better adaptation to life and the future of the world. They love to explore and learn new things around them. they have easier access to technology and the internet than middle-aged people. Invest in crypto sometimes doesn't require a lot of capital to get started, they may not even need seed capital, as long as they have the determination and hard work.
2708  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Today I helped 2 non-crypto people invest in bitcoin on: September 21, 2021, 01:59:00 PM
25k$ is quite a lot for a beginner, I don't know before you and your uncle bought some coins. Have you discussed crypto before?. I think you should teach your uncle the basic things about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies before investing so that he understands where he is investing and will hold himself accountable when the market is not good. One more thing: the coins that he invests, I think only BTC, ETH, BNB should be invested these are the safest coins for newbies. It can be said that ADA, DOT .. are potential coins but in the market we can not predict anything.
2709  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Vs Future? on: September 20, 2021, 04:23:03 PM
Just by looking at what's going on, we can say that the future of bitcoin is looking very bright. El Salvador accepts bitcoin as legal tender, Some large corporations like IBM, Nvidia, Mastercard, or Visa have made moves to show interest in the crypto market. The attraction of Bitcoin is really spreading globally and no one can stop it.
2710  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic Bitcoin skills on: September 20, 2021, 03:44:19 PM
As you said, you are in need of some basic skills to hold a large amount of bitcoin long-term. There's really a lot we need to learn in this market. The most basic thing I want to tell you is to learn more about the benefits and risks that bitcoin can bring to you. You must master the psychology of entering the market, emotions determine 90% of the crypto market. And to be safe when holding bitcoins, you should find yourself a hardware wallet to store bitcoins.
2711  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why some millionaires hate Bitcoin? on: September 20, 2021, 03:29:29 PM
Oh yes, they hate it so much they don't want to participate in trading. First of all, they don't want something that goes up and down so fast. They just want stocks and all these traditional investments and for them that is already instant money. Also, they don't like technology so much, in a sense that they don't like something they don't understand. Most of them are the boomer types the old rich guys that don't want to mess with new tech.

Stock can also go up and down quickly. And I can suppose that they earned their millions with the help of technology and progress also, so hating them is not the true reason.

I think that they hate Bitcoin, because people that are in cryptocurrency can became millionaires also. That is it. They dont like the fact that they can no longer be unique. Lets say you are the only millionaire in town, one year passes, and there are already 30 of people like you. They used to be VIPs, but not anyone with enough luck and a decent amount of capital can become the same.
I was read a crypto data report from research firm bitinfocharts. According to figures as of early 2021, there are about 100,000 people with 1 million USD or more accumulated in their bitcoin accounts. Of which, more than 8,000 have 10 million USD of Bitcoin or more. Obviously, bitcoin has been creating a lot of millionaires and billionaires quickly. Rich people will not like this because they always want them to be unique and unique. With the growth and increasing demand of bitcoin, the millionaire created by bitcoin will not stop they will not stop hating bitcoin and finding ways to drown bitcoin.
2712  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: If not invested then do it now... on: September 19, 2021, 10:54:36 AM
for people that don't have any risk or big money to spend then it is not best to invest in bitcoin now, because the price of bitcoin is a bit too steep for normal people to invest in. instead maybe try to invest in altcoins and do day trading so that you can work your way up and finally invest in bitcoin.
Its still better we invest bitcoin now. If you have missed the opportunity in the past then don't miss this one, in the long term bitcoin will continue to increase and bitcoin value will not stop at 64k$(Bitcoin's most recent ATH). Investing in altcoins and do day trading is not easy.
It takes a lot of research and takes a few more years to sell to make a profit on day trading. 
2713  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin or Gold: Superiority on: September 19, 2021, 10:31:29 AM
I think the value of gold is not really rise or fall, it is fiat price that fluctuates and tend to fall. I don't consider gold as investment but just a safe saving. 
For me gold is a store of wealth, the value of bitcoin increases day by day but there is always a risk involved. So I don't put all my assets in bitcoins, I allocate them.
I think the price of bitcoin rise is not because of it competting with gold, but it is because bitcoin competting with weak currency that have high inflation rate. People start to doubt about fiat money and looking for an alternative currency such as bitcoin.
People are slowly realizing government manipulation through fiat and bitcoin is clearly the perfect alternative to fiat. Bitcoin is getting a lot of attention from the outside community. With limited supply and transparent, decentralized what people are looking for that fiat doesn't have. This causes the value of bitcoin to increase.
2714  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Have you given up on airdrop? on: September 19, 2021, 09:59:37 AM
I'm not giving up completely, I still participate in some airdrops but not many. Did you participate in 20 airdrops without receiving any of them?. Did you do the research before joining?. Airdrop is no longer a place where we can make money but not all of them are scams. You better skip if you don't have time to choose and focus on the bounty campaign, I think it will be better.
2715  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Are there bounties in Solana or Fantom. on: September 19, 2021, 09:47:43 AM
Currently, we have not seen any bounty launched on Solana, when ETH had a gas fee problem, most developers chose BSC as an alternative. Recently I started to see some projects started with Polygon like Escrow protocol project , Citizen finance also started paying residual rewards to hunters through Matic network. Solana continues to maintain momentum, developers will soon run bounty projects on the sol network.
2716  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Are Airdrops and Bounties worth the work? on: September 19, 2021, 08:01:25 AM
Airdrops at the moment when it comes to this program the average of the community who do not believed in this are only few, it is still the majority of them believed and participate in the airdrops, and yet when it comes into payment a lot of them got disappointed, then for the bounties it is also hard so far to determine if it is legit or not.
There are still some worty bounty and airdrops. However, their numbers are much lower and more difficult to find. However, it is possible to earn better from here if you participate in them selectively.
Airdrops and Bounties are still popular forms of promotion in crypto. Nowadays there are many airdrops created just for the purpose of fraud, stealing information, some airdrops even force you to transfer a little gas fee to complete the task.
But considering other aspects, I think the airdrop is still a suitable form for newbies to the market. It creates an environment that can help newbies to crypto with some basic skills we should also take the time to be selective carefully before participating.
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2718  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin a safe haven? on: September 11, 2021, 05:07:06 PM
Bitcoin is indeed a safer haven than fiat even better than gold but there is no guarantee that it will be absolutely safe. Risk is always present everywhere. Bitcoin volatility is really a huge risk when investing in bitcoin, it can go up or down in a short time. Not everyone can make a profit in this market.
2719  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could crypto replace government? on: September 11, 2021, 04:37:07 PM
It definitely won't happen. No matter how good bitcoin is, once it harms the government they will find ways to suppress it. It's best not to happen. To replace the government, cryptocurrencies need more than just smart contracts. Although the government has problems that make us unhappy, we should not seek to eliminate them altogether.
2720  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Shall We Hold Our Bitcoin Like Gollum? on: September 11, 2021, 04:50:24 AM
I will convert my bitcoins or altcoins to local currency when I really need money or something. Gollum sacrificed his life to hold the ring and then he also vanished with the ring. Bitcoin is also a currency, an investment channel that ensures daily life, so I will sell when necessary and will continue to accumulate BTC when I can.
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