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2921  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: No future for bitcoin on: April 05, 2018, 11:57:19 AM
Guys, I think in future bitcoin will fell down and Instead of old blockchain technologies will come new and more large-scale projects. Bitcoin It is just the beginning.

Everything has a possibility in this market, whether it falling down or it prosper will be a matter of how it will unfold based on some factors such as how the market assets will move and change after some time, how people will support the market and continue to build it up, how transactions will shape the different market assets, and how the market will play in with the more established market systems in the world to name a few. Basically, if all the good factors will converge, then it would mean that the market will be present and would prosper for a longer time, and oppositely, if new markets and technologies will replace it or if it will lose support from people, then there would be no other movement but down for this market.
2922  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: A coin for chocolate industry , Is it a sustainable ICO ? on: April 05, 2018, 11:08:35 AM
Cocoa and chocolate industry   https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2871985.new#new has joined the ICO bandwagon . ICO has really brought all products and services to the blockchain technology. Banking, Eneregy, Farming and anything one can imagine in our daily live is been brought into online. Now we have cocoa harvesting also on blockchain to advance the production of chocolates and cocoa products.

Well everything can be a so called "blockchain project" but I think unless the project actually utilizes the blockchain to some degree in a way that makes their token have value, then I think their ICO is one to stay away from. This would not be something I would invest in when there are tons of projects right now that are going to revolutionize the way crypto works. Go for something more crypto related than just any old project trying to be crypto related......

I agree. Every business concept has the freedom to start their own blockchain technology. Also, I think that it has a bigger chance to prosper because it's in the food industry, more so it is chocolate, which is widely beloved by a lot of people. However, my question here is how the promotion and marketing should take place; there are so many chocolate business around and having people to invest in, especially through this new technology is such a gamble for any starting up business. I say that because many people in this market gravitate to new technologies, new concepts and new business rather than existing ones.
2923  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: i am newbi so i am late or not to this field? on: April 05, 2018, 10:46:01 AM
Hi,
i am newbi so i  am late or not  to cryptocurrency field?
if train is gone? -Thank you

In this field or market mate, no one is actually late. Since the value of many assets are so volatile, you just have to wait for the right time, or when the coins you want to invest in are in a value that is ripe enough for your to invest, then you can go for it and invests on them. It's just a matter of timing and how much capital are you willing to actually spend that would dictate when is the "best" time. So, just look for the venture that fits your circumstances and go for it. However, just be patient because the market is not doing good right now.
2924  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Are Bitcoins taxable? on: April 05, 2018, 09:25:47 AM
Yes bitcoin is taxable. Not by means of the government is taxing but I guess that the miners were the one who are asking for taxes. The confirmation is dependable on how much btc you spend. If you will spend the high amount in sending then the confirmation of your transaction will be fast.

I think it depends on the territory or country where you do business. I think some countries have already made plans or are implementing regulations to control and impose laws upon cryptocurrency transactions, and part of those imposed laws is taxation. I think this is inevitable since many countries have began to see the cryptocurrency market's real advantage, and as a legit market, it will not be surprising for government and countries to find ways to use it to their advantage.
2925  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Bounty Rewards: Sell immediately or HODL? on: April 04, 2018, 04:57:18 PM
If you strongly believe that is a really good project (good coin/ token), you should hold at least 1 year to multiply your profit
Otherwise, sell it all.

I agree with the act of holding; however, what I don't totally agree with is the time frame, I think around six months would be enough. I have read an article that coins from bounties should be held while the project is still rolling. Following the trend, after a project finishes its ICO phase and goes into market, it takes around three to six months for it to pick up and gain value, and that is also the time when you must wait and hold until such time the coin reaches its full potential and is ripe to be sold. After six months, coins from ICOs usually go two ways: either go down in value and be replaced by another coin or prosper and gain more. So, if you want to sell some at its peak value and leave some to test the market.
2926  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is it the beginning of the end of bitcoin ? on: April 04, 2018, 04:37:26 PM
As we can see the price of bitcoin going down and lots of people loose its trust from the bitcoin...
Is it the beginning of the end of bitcoin ?

That may be the case right now, but I don't agree that it's the end of bitcoins. I think that the market is just moving the way it is right now, and even if many assets are going down, it's still far to conclude that it's the end of cryptocurrencies. Many people from all over the globe have been supporting the market and are sticking to venturing in it in different areas from bounties, the trade market, investing, and all other ventures that could help a person gain. I think many market assets right now are just not doing good because of the many bad news swirling around many cryptocurrencies, more so Bitcoin itself. The moment it subsides, things will get better in the market.
2927  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Cryptocurrency on: April 04, 2018, 03:01:22 PM
What is the safest way to earn regularly and securely from cryptocurrency?

I think like many replies would tell you, the safest and easiest way to earn is through bounties. I say that because it would only take months, about one to three months at a time. Also, the tasks you have to do and commit to is not that hard, so the time you need to spend in doing them would not be so long as well, thus, it's not time consuming. That tandem of being easy and not time consuming is a good combination, coupled with the fact that if a project is a success, you get to earn in the max potential you can get. The downside, however, is the fact that there are many projects coming out day in and day out, therefore, you need to actually be thorough with checking which projects you join.
2928  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Do you think Bitcoin Cash will take place of Bitcoin? on: April 04, 2018, 02:46:24 PM
Bitcoin price is going down day by day..
Is bitcoin cash have that much potential to overcome the bitcoin?

Although Bitcoin Cash has been showing good potential since it's onset, I think that it's still needs to cover a lot of ground before it can be deemed a coin that can be a replacement for Bitcoin; the value in itself is so far apart that it wouldn't be a clear indication that they still have a big gap. Another one is the fact that Bitcoin Cash is a coin that originate from a fork, it was actually a surprise that it was able to come off this far since many coins that originated from such means doesn't quite get too far.
2929  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why is Bitcoin important on: April 04, 2018, 02:31:20 PM
In my opinion it's important because it allows money to become like air or the Ocean. Something that just naturally exists in our lives (without being owned by anyone) and allows us to value things in our world and store wealth.

I think in the future the value will not be determined by any government but by the world economy as a whole.



To me, it is important because it gives people another medium to do business; it can be used as a currency, as a medium for trade and investment, and so many others that can unfold as it gets more and more from people. Personally, I have ventured in this market as a means to get extra income, like a part-time job, so-to-speak, I say it's a good one because I am not compelled to do anything that is difficult or that is time consuming unlike a real part-time job. I think that the more it rises up, the better changes it can bring and contribute to the global market.
2930  Economy / Speculation / Re: is this right time to invest in BITCOIN..? on: April 04, 2018, 01:58:52 PM
The price of Bitcoin growing consistently from 2009 sum of people are very confuse to see the price of BTC that what is the right time to invest.
According to my opinion at this time price of Bitcoin in low position so you can invest.
What you think.

I would say it is, although it makes many feel hopeless and nervous that Bitcoin's value has been dwindling in the past several weeks due to the many negative news swirling around it, instead of actually sulking over what's happening, it's better to actually plan ahead and try to make the most out of what's happening, and for now, the best thing to do is to actually buy and invest, since the price of Bitcoin is ripe to be bought. At least right now, you can get more for less capital, and that would transcend to a bigger gain in the future once the value of Bitcoin surges.
2931  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do you trade for money or emotional satisfaction? on: April 04, 2018, 01:27:03 PM
When you have got other sources of income then you can trade for emotional satisfaction. But, I am trading for money, as I don't have other sources of income.

That may be true, but what is the essence and real sense of going out your way and enduring all the trouble tied up with trading if you're just doing for emotional satisfaction. I think the always end goal of every trader or investor in this marker is to get something in return, and that 'something' is usually money or profit. Some use what they get from their ventures in this market as their livelihood and means of living, so I don't think many people actually continue with trading just because they want to have an emotional fix, after all, whatever your purpose is, if you hit a bad deal, you would still lose capital, so might as well make your deals worth while.
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2933  Economy / Economics / Re: Study says being rich is determined by chance rather than intelligence or talent on: March 29, 2018, 09:21:26 AM
I am not entirely surprised by this at all actually, anecdotally I have always felt people who achieved success where mainly in the right place right time. Whether that be born to a certain family or class, or to a certain country, or area of a country, these things all effect where we will end up. Good to know us average folk can still make it in this rigged world Wink

In retrospect, I somehow agree, although I can that intelligence and talent has their merits in helping a person propel himself to a high status in terms of riches, I think that it pays to actually be "lucky" with what venture you enter into and the timing when you made your business. Some people, commonly those who pioneered in specific fields, are the ones that actually make it big because they were able to ride the wave of the business' uprising. I can compare to how early adopters of cryptocurrencies are now in a good state because they have gamble when it was beginning and is not harvesting the gain they so endured to get during the times when the values of cryptocurrencies are not that significant.
2934  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Do you think this year will be Red? on: March 29, 2018, 08:55:20 AM

Do you have any good reason to believe that the crypto market is going to grow this year? Do you think we may end up in all red? I do not see the growth and happy investing of last years.


There's always times like this when many market assets are going down, and thus, it's so difficult to be positive and be hopeful that it will be alright. However, we have seen many times over that this market and its assets as well have that capacity to rise back up from a loss. It has been perfectly exhibited last year when for about six to nine months many market assets, including Bitcoin has been experiencing dumps or stand still in value, only to see that at the end of the year, it will surge in price almost tripling in value. Just be patient because it is yet too early to say with certainty if this year will be a good year or a blank year.
2935  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Try to recover loss on: March 29, 2018, 08:38:27 AM
Previous few month we see all altcoin price is decrease.So at this time how I recover my loss.I decided one think,I want to sell my all altcoin now.And try to start trade and recovery again.It's possible? Can I do this.Tell me your opinion, can do or not?

I feel for you mate, there are so many guys like you in this market that experiences great losses but still believes that this market is something that can bring about good things. I think the first thing you need to do is step away and distance yourself with your venture so that you can see and study the reasons as to why you experienced those losses. Then, the next step is to device a plan to either mitigate some of the ongoing losses or plan some sort of rehabilitation move that could avoid you those losses in future deals. Basically, what I am saying here is just keep at it mate. It will all fall into place.
2936  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How can Bitcoin help the developing world? on: March 29, 2018, 08:22:43 AM
For the developing world to benefit from bitcoin or crypto currency they have to adopt crypto currency into there system as soon as possible. And at the same time, they need to invest heavily to get the much needed money and to make businesses easy for the investors that will come into their country, and that will lead to development of the developing countries in the world.  

That's right. Although there are so many technological requirements and requisites before a country can actually engage in cryptocurrency-related business ventures, it's all worth it because it can really bring forth so much good changes in a country's economy, and so, those changes will surely transcend to an improved way of living to those people in poor and/or developing countries. And since countries are like chains linked together, the stronger one chain-link is, the better the world economy will be.
2937  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: do you day trade or prefer a long term hold? on: March 29, 2018, 08:05:05 AM
I prefer holding long term but I sometimes trade some coins because if there is a obvious opportunity you should not miss it. Trade and hold, it depends on coins as well.

I prefer holding too because it's a passive approach and, I think, is the generally safer approach in profiting in this market. Day trading is more of an active and aggressive approach that interplays with the movement of coin values by doing real time trades. Having said, that approach is a more risky approach because of the fact that market assets may change in value, especially in this market, at such a quick rate. Many people have lots tens of millions of coins or tokens and even money because of pursuing bad trades. Therefore, it would be better not to engage in it if you don't have enough knowledge and resources to make it big.
2938  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Better investement right now, bitcoins or Altcoins. on: March 29, 2018, 07:50:01 AM
If I planned on buying some coins today. Which would be the better long term investment, and why?

Bitcoin is always a good investment because of its good value and because its marketable, but nowadays, it's a better asset for long term investment because it takes time for it to heat up and surge in value. Its trend usually show that it would dump and dump for a while with little gain until it again opens the flood gates and gain a staggering increase in value. Having said, I would say that it's better to invest in altcoins right now because they show more promise of giving a quicker return of investment.
2939  Economy / Economics / Re: Is Bitcoin fair for those who buy for the first time now? on: March 29, 2018, 12:10:35 AM
As an economist, I worry about a lot of issues related to economies in this world.
Bitcoin is surely a revolution, but I worry that it is highly unfair for the older generations and the people who join Bitcoin in later periods.

Most people in the world do not hold Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency. If they started buying it, prices would soar and there would be a huge purchasing power transfer from those who got later in to those who got in earlier. For these people, staying in Fiat currency will be the best option.

Also, there is the issue of scalability and of the timeframe of existance of Bitcoin.
Isn't it better to jump try an ICO? And following this reasoning why invest in an ICO now when something better may come later?

I think many of the discussions about cryptocurrencies leave out those of our society who have less access to information and new technologies.

What do you think?
Thank you.

Well, I would say that it's not the question of fairness because everyone has their chance to invest early on in cryptocurrency when it started. However, every person has their reason as to why they didn't try it early. For me, it's because I didn't believe at it on the first time, and I honestly though that it was as scheme and that it was not going to prosper, it was my choice then, same as for those people who chose to go for it as a leap of faith.
2940  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin and Revolution ? on: March 28, 2018, 11:25:24 PM
An actual revolution in a country will lead to instability in its economy and currency. Due to this instability in that currency people may shift from paper money to fiat currency. When that happened it will lead to a surge in bitcoin prices.

That's right. It's not possible for people to use or continuously support cryptocurrencies because it's heavily reliant in the use of the internet. And in a war scenario, I don't think that keeping such would be a practical way going by because it's better to prioritize food, shelter and clothing, and basically, surviving rather than other secondary stuff. I don't even think money would be of use in times like that because as much as it's valuable you can't use them to eat, keep you warm or provide yourself a safe place in crisis situations.
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