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2961  Local / Pamilihan / Re: 💰💰💰 Tips Para Mapababa ang ating BTC Transfer/Withdrawal Fee 💰💰💰 on: January 10, 2020, 04:03:03 PM
Maganda ito ganito rin ang ginagawa ko para makatipid  ng fee kapag mayroon akong transactions sa Yobit pero syempre nagagawa lang naten ito dahil mayroon XRP sa coins.ph pero depende parin sa gamit natin na wallet. Pero kung coins.ph ang pinaguusapan na wallet ay effective talaga ang trick na ito siguro nasa 500pesos din ang magiging fee kung walang XRP na available for trade sa coins.ph pede rin gamitin ang ETH pero medjo malaki ng unti na ang fee compara sa XRP. Unting ingat lang sa pagtatrade ng mga tokens.
2962  Local / Pilipinas / Re: May tax ba ang Cryptocurrency? on: January 10, 2020, 01:56:06 PM
Just wondering, ang cryptocurrencies ba ay may tax? Ayon sa Taxation Law ng Pinas, kapag kasi ang isang freelancer ay lumagpas ang kinita sa PHP250,000 sa loob ng isang taon ay may kaukulan na itong tax.

This case might be sensitive pero matanong ko lang, wala pa bang kumatok sa mga bahay sa inyo ayon sa usaping ito? I mean tax evasion.
Share your thoughts and experiences, hirap kasi na parang ilegal tong ginagawa natin dahil wala naman talagang batas ukol dito
Tingin ko ang cryptocurrency ay walang tax dahil narin ito ay decentralized system mo tingin ko hindi sila nasasakop ng tax natin lalo na dito sa Pilipinas. Tingin ko naman ang tax ay nakukuha sa mga bitcoin wallet tulad ng coins.ph dahil ang coins.ph ay isang business so siguro nagbabayad din sila ng tax and sa transaction fee nila kinukuha ang pambayad nila ng tax so i think consider na rin yon. So nagbabayad tayo ng tax pero hindi  direktang nagbabayad parang yong transaction fee na lang din ang tax naten.

sa tingin ko malabong magkaroon ng tax ang cryptocurrencies since worldwide yan madaming wallet ang ginagamit ng iba. may international wallet for transaction at dahil dun malabong mahabol nila yung tax sa bawat transaction. And also maybe yung transaction fee ay yung tax since yung binabayad natin every transaction is for blockchain para mapabilis yung pagpapadala satin or sa iba.

Transaction fees are fees being paid to the miners and tax is contribution to state revenue.

I think sa scenario ng coins yong transaction fee na rin mismo ang pinakatax natin na binabayad. Sometimes kapag coins to blockchain ang transaction at hindi coins to coins malaki ang tax natin.
2963  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Cools After Trump De-Escalates War With Iran on: January 09, 2020, 06:04:58 PM
The unprecedented Iranian strikes against U.S. military bases in Iraq saw Bitcoin rise as a hedge against the chaos. However, its price movements have cooled as President Trump today announced de-escalation.

Yesterday, Iran launched 15 ballistic missiles at two airbases in Iraq, which caused widespread panic. No casualties were reported. The markets responded accordingly, and Bitcoin saw a significant increase in the aftermath of the attack, as did crude oil.


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So this is where Bitcoin dropped from $8,330 to just above $8,000+ in just moments after de-escalation.


Seems not a coincidence to me, There are a lot of speculations of what is the reason but I think the increase of the market price of bitcoin because of war was just in the beginning when a big war started I think this is where we could really see the effect of the war in bitcoin. But as of today, I think this speculation seems reasonable.

It is clear that this market is influenced by news and there are many organizations that manipulate this market. I was really surprised to see the market collapse immediately when the US President announced that there would be no war. Prices have dropped dramatically within an hour, and if bitcoin were to be affected by this conflict, bitcoin would surely go down to $ 6000 in the near future because there was no other reason for the price.

Surely, we cant be anywhere in the world where we could check the situation. I also relied on the news that I read so I think a lot of investors are also getting influenced on the news that is affecting the market.
2964  Economy / Speculation / Re: Will Bitcoin have a price increase before the halving like we saw in 2016? on: January 09, 2020, 04:57:51 AM
Maybe? bitcoin's price is already rising. According to the market, it climbs up smoothly to 8,200$ now.
There might be also a chance that this year 2020, bull run will happen. Most of the investors are expecting these changes, I hope they're right for the decisions they made since we aren't still sure if it will happen the same thing last 2016.



Agree, Also the market is just starting to recover from the loss this 2020, I think there is still a lot of time for the market to recover from the dump so let's give it some time considering there is a lot of delay and resistance in the market price of bitcoin and also there is war going on.

In 2016 the halving was early July.  Depending on the exchange, the price was as follows:

May 1, 2016 $453
June 1, 2016 $536
July 1, 2016 just before the halving $677

The price increased about 50% from May 1 to July 1 just before the halving event.

Should we expect something similar this time?

Before the previous in 2016, but market has started and the price of bitcoin increased. So, the tendency that the past would repeat itself is likely but not 100% certain.

But it is certain that holders will not lose but gain profit at later months after halving if at all the bull does not start early. So, what matters most is the bull run to start this year so investors can profit.
It could be there are so many speculations in the market but I think having this pump and dump in the market is also whats makes bitcoin profitable most of the time a lot of investors could buy low and sell high most of the time in this situation. But still, we are hoping for the market to pump like happened in the past.
2965  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why bitrcoin is going up on: January 09, 2020, 02:48:31 AM
Don’t hesitate to sell your bitcoin to save your profit, there are so many reasons to consider and I also think whales are using the world news to pump bitcoin and right now dump it harder again, easy profit for them. There’s no war yet but the price increases is very timely, always watch your holdings and don’t be afraid to sell if its needed.

Why do you recommend in selling Bitcoin?

Are you dumb! There is nothing to panic, it is a small pump and is common with Bitcoin afterall it is one of the most volatile crypto.

No matter what keep hodling you Bitcoin this year, Bitcoins halving is on the way and a small Bull run too. The price of Bitcoin is still below $10k. Till that time keep hodling.
I might agree to selling your bitcoin I also think that due to the war of the US and Iran the bitcoin market price is being manipulated. I Think as the war started we are expecting the price of bitcoin to dump and not to skyrocket like this so in my opinion market price is being manipulated. Also, the US is already offering peace to Iran I read it in some articles if Iran accepts it, this might bring back the bitcoin in its original market price that is completely dependent to supply and demand in the market.

But this is just my opinion I think their are so many things that are affecting the market price of bitcoin but if you are not aiming for a long term investment I suggest to sell your bitcoin if you already getting enough profit in it.
2966  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why is the Bitcoin in my wallet lesser than before? Hacked? on: January 08, 2020, 04:34:35 PM
You can check every transactions that have made on your wallter through this link.

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer


Did you already check the transactions here?


I am using Coinhako Wallet.

This is a screenshot of my coinhako wallet trade history:
https://snipboard.io/8WJtMG.jpg

This is a screenshot of the current bitcoin balance:
https://snipboard.io/rYuNoO.jpg

As you can see, there is a discrepancy between how much bitcoin I bought and how much bitcoin there is left in the coinhako wallet.


I would say if this is not a bug on the website.

This is probably a scam I've seen a lot of complained from the websites like Scam Alerts and security issues that have similar issues like yours online probably your one of the victims too. Also, I think the best thing to do is to ask the support if they do not help you there is no doubt that it is a scam website. I think it is better for you to change to a more trusted and secured bitcoin wallet that is already popular.
2967  Local / Pamilihan / Re: How I Got Tricked and Lost all my Cryptos stored in Coins.ph on: January 08, 2020, 02:55:15 PM
Sa mga sinabi mo Mukang kakaiba na talaga ang mga scammer and mukang magagaling din sila manghack sa tingin ko mukang kailangan magdagdag ng layer ng security sa mga account siguro mga veterano na itong mga to at gawain talagang mangscam sa online kung mabilis ang mga bots nila hindi din ito madali kung isang pindot langg ng links ay malilimas agad ang laman talagang pinaghirapan nila para lang makascam ng users sa coin.ph.

Pero nung last na withdraw ko sa coins kelangan na ng confirmation ng email para maka withdraw ka dahil siguro iyon dito sa mga reported accidents na nangsscam through texts. Siguro marami na rin silang nakuhaan ng pera kaya gumawa na rin ng aksyon ang coins.ph.
2968  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why bitcoin can not become a global currency on: January 08, 2020, 02:14:30 PM
Hi, Gents,

I think there has to be a way to create a tracking system for bitcoin. Every wallet must contain ids. Otherwise, bitcoin can be always used for money laundering. If you want to launder money, you can find a cash seller everywhere. After bitcoin is bought, no one can prove whose bitcoin it is. I think this is the only think that preventing bitcoin to become a global currency. Do you think it would worth this much if it is trackable. I dont think so. There will be altcoins that work with tracking system and ids. They will become a global currency. Bitcoin? I think never. What do you think?
Surely we could track the transaction of bitcoin as it is recorded in the blockchain. But the identity was still anonymous and they don't know who makes the transactions. Surely that is the reason that is why their are so many scam cases here in cryptocurrency because it is difficult to track this transaction and i think if the money laundering is done globally it will be difficult to go and make a case in the other country.

In my opinion, bitcoin is already a global currency since we could all use it globally as a currency there are ways that we could use to buy bitcoin and then use it as a currency or as a payment. Also, I think the bitcoin could just be a global currency just like what it is these days, but it is just an alternative global currency since a lot of countries have their own fiat money. For me, bitcoin will have a hard time to be the number 1 currency in the world and probably it is not going to happen since there are so many governments around the globe. There could only be possible if there is one government that is going to regulate bitcoin and going to govern all the countries in the world.
2969  Local / Others (Pilipinas) / Re: Maharlika Money on: January 08, 2020, 12:51:33 PM
Obviously naman na isa lamang itong malaking scam since wala namang value ang kanilang pera. Oo meron meron na silang print na pera and sa ginagawa nilang pinapamigay daw nila ang pera para makatulong ay nakapagtataka na since mayroon ding supply ang mga physical na perang ganito kung ipagpapatuloy nila ang pamimigay ng pera mawawalan ng value ang pera nila kung meron man. And sinabi na rin na ang BSP lang ang peding magissue ng pera sa Pilipinas obviously walang value ang pera nila ang inamin na rin nila ito na walang value pa ang kanilang pera and sa tingin ko hindi rin ito mabibigyan ng value. Mukang isang malaking organisasyon lang naman sila parang hacienda nga lang yong lugar nila sa KMJS. Kawawa naman yong mga taong pumipila dun at umaasang makakakuha ng pera binibigyan lang nila ng false hope ang mga tao.
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2971  Economy / Speculation / Re: bitcoin price with news and its future on: January 08, 2020, 12:39:00 PM
Bitcoin going up again and we know that Iran/USA tension is behind this.

My question is that is this good for bitcoin in long run. We saw bitcoin going up when Chinese president gave statement about blockchain adoption. Bitcoin went up and then fell down again.

If bitcoin keep up and down with such news, bitcoin ow worth can never be established.
I don't really know or sure how the war affects the market price of bitcoin making it increases for some reason, obviously we are expecting the market price to drop because of war but what happened is bitcoin market price happened to increases. In my opinion, the market price of bitcoin should war when the war started since if could limit the interest of a lot of people in bitcoin resulting in less demand in bitcoin since they will be more concentrated in the war and not in bitcoin.

I think we should not be confident in the bitcoin market price since the war just getting started but personally I'm expecting a price drop in the market of bitcoin when the war continues.
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2975  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Thoughts about Bitcoin adoption on: January 06, 2020, 03:51:42 PM
I think that if we talk about mass adoption, it should mean that Bitcoin is largely recognized as a payment method. So I'm talking about the reality where you don't have to look for specific stores to use Bitcoin but can go to your regular ones and use Bitcoin to pay for groceries. I know, scalability. It's indeed a serious problem. Is the Lightning Network the only solution? Is it even a realistic solution?
Here's what I thought about to address the issue of transactions getting confirmed slowly. How about not waiting for them to get confirmed? When a person uses a debit card to pay for food, it's not like the transaction actually get's processed and the money is sent right away to the store. No, this process takes about a day or two, I've learned that about half a year ago when there was a mistake with a transaction. The money is blocked by your bank, and you don't see it anymore, but it's actually still there. So how about accepting that a person paid the moment after this person hit the 'send' button on the screen or something like that? What are the odds of a transaction not getting through eventually (if a person paid a normal transaction fee, of course) and being returned back to the sender's wallet? Is that happening that often that shops would not be able to take those risks?
Now, I realize it won't solve all of the problems, because if there are too many transactions that are being put through like that, the number of unconfirmed transactions will be building up. However, I think it could be a solution for a less significant adoption step or as a temporary measure. What do you think about all that?
I think we when it comes to bitcoin payment we will have a smooth adaptation since bitcoin is a digital cash and even today paying in bitcoin in some stores is also reliable since you could really have a smooth transactions with it most of the bitcoin wallet you could easily send the payment using a QR codes and the send the exact amount. For some reason, it might have a slow transaction but I think it might still depend in the bitcoin wallet when I'm using my bitcoin wallet I never have a slow transaction maybe because we have the same bitcoin wallet making the transaction slower but, to be honest, I never experience a slow transaction with my bitcoin wallet.

I think bitcoin as a currency could have a lot of issues in one country since it is a decentralized digital currency but as an alternative currency or things like this online, it could still dominate the internet.
2976  Economy / Speculation / Re: Halving, who's closest with actual Nrs TAKE A CHANCE on the LIST !!! on: January 06, 2020, 03:35:29 PM
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Hoping for the bitcoin to pump  Huh
2977  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: You the local Bitcoin joke in town? on: January 06, 2020, 03:12:38 PM

I was one of them and I told that to everyone that took the time to listen and some of them did. A lot of my friends bought bitcoins at

the all time high, believing that the price would skyrocket to $20 000 or even $50 000 per coin. As you know this did not happen and the

price dropped with more than 80%.

Since then a lot of us Bitcoiners became the laughing stock and the butt of the joke for the people who were too scared to take the

risk.


I think a lot of people kinda fall into this a lot of speculation in the market when the market price was still on the low side that the bitcoin market price will increase into a high market.
And then the scenario a lot of users is not going to believe bitcoin since they never know the potential of bitcoin in the market and most of the time the when the market price of bitcoin increases a lot of users get hype by the situation hoping that the market price will continue to increases and they kina buy bitcoin in that time. Also, it is vice versa when the market price is in the lower side and a lot of users then lose their trust and their hope in bitcoin in that situation leading to panic selling the token.

I think this is just a normal thing for a lot of people since they easily fall into the bitcoin market price. But I think most of the time the best thing to do is just to hold on in bitcoin.
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2980  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Bitcoin fail if Satoshi is found? on: January 06, 2020, 11:43:14 AM
It's now 10 years since Bitcoin was created, yet many people are wondering who Satoshi Nakamoto might be. It's still today, where the creator of Bitcoin has hidden his/her identity well from the general public. All attempts in finding who created the world's most popular cryptocurrency have failed so far. But we all know that there's no such thing as 100% anonymity. A slight error in covering tracks, could expose your identity within the mainstream world.

Now, imagine if the real Satoshi's identity is found. If he/she is still alive, governments would be on his/her tail to put him/her in jail or even pay a hefty sum of taxes. Once this happens, Bitcoin might fail within the mainstream world. Of course, the community is what makes Bitcoin great. But I'm sure that the reveal of Satoshi's identity will have an influence (either positive or negative) over the cryptocurrency's price and reputation worldwide.

What are the odds of Bitcoin's survival once Satoshi is found? Will it continue to operate as is? Or will it fail in the long run? Huh
I think we don't really know what's really going to happen if the real Satoshi Nakamoto was found and still alive. It could have bad and it might have good effects on the market.
But in my opinion, even if Satoshi Nakamoto was found and still alive I think it might not affect bitcoin so much since bitcoin is already starting to use in a lot of transactions and bitcoin technology is already starting to get implemented in a lot of countries globally. Honestly, it might have a good effect in the market since he was the creator of bitcoin a lot of users and investors could easily be influenced by him and also a lot of companies also will try to hire him.

I think the government cannot touch him since he doesn't do anything or any crime. Bitcoin is still going to operate I think the best example is it is just like the internet bitcoin was consist of a lot of things and it is also the decentralized system we cannot easily take it down like the internet it is going to be difficult to shut down the internet might be almost impossible.
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