You are already here, which means you are part of the biggest Bitcoin community, Bitcointalk. If you search the internet, you will find a lot of organisations supporting Bitcoin as a currency, and they are investing as well. We don't need any specific community for Bitcoin other than Bitcointalk. The worldwide population supports Bitcoin, and it's backed by the community. They aren't well organised, but they are very strong, which is enough to back Bitcoin.

Do you think institutional investors don't know what Bitcoin is and how it works? Everyone knows who is involved with Bitcoin; it's a piece of code that exists only virtually. Therefore, they are investing in it. It's true that Bitcoin isn't backed by any centralised organisation; it's backed by the biggest community worldwide. We already consider Bitcoin an investment asset, but the goal was to create a decentralised financial system.

There is nothing to be afraid of if you aren't spamming here. You can contribute wherever you want. But for that, you should have good knowledge of the topic you are writing about. Or you may raise questions if you need to know anything related to this post. At the beginning, you may face a few difficulties, like criticism, but nothing to worry about. Humans learn from their mistakes. So you have to learn from your mistakes and develop yourself.

Any real source? Or just rumours started by you? Till now, I know cryptocurrency isn't legal in Saudi Arabia. Just a month ago, I was there, and I asked my friend. He said it was illegal here. So suddenly Saudi Arabia won't invest in Bitcoin officially; at least I am not going to believe until I find any trusted news source. Perhaps a few people become panicked due to the recent dump and want to push Bitcoin by rumours. I will say don't focus on that; just take advantage of the volatility. Most of the time, volatility happens due to news and rumours.

I don't like comparing land with bitcoin anyway. Land is a real-life asset that is mandatory for our lives. So we are obligated to own land. But for Bitcoin, a lot of the population still doesn't know about it. In that scenario, it doesn't make sense to compare Bitcoin with land. I know both have an investment opportunity, but land prices always increase and are not volatile. Bitcoin is highly risky and highly volatile. So these assets are separate from each other.

Bitcoin doesn't have a border, so it doesn't affect anything where you are sending money. I am not sure about remittance, but Bitcoin has an easy payment system where we can send and receive our funds easily. Lately, I am just afraid of high transaction fees. But the uses of Bitcoin need to be expanded so we can use it directly. Or for cashouts, Bitcoin should be like MFS. The goal of Bitcoin interrupting right now is due to unrealistic transaction fees, and most of us consider Bitcoin an investment asset.

I think most users won't agree to use the lightning network due to complicity.

I advise moving our campaign to the Altcoin Service section and making payments through LTC or stable coins. You may use multisenders if necessary. It would save a lot of transaction fees. Moving our campaign threads will have no effect on anything. Because we have enough participants, wherever we need new participants, they will definitely find and apply there. It's just to follow the forum rules.

Hey welcome. It's not better to share your personal data in a public forum. It's not interesting to me when you say you are interested in work. It doesn't matter if your English is quite poor, but introducing yourself as a poor boy isn't a good idea. This forum is dedicated to everyone, whether poor or rich. I assume you were introduced to the forum wrongly; you are expecting to earn from here. So, to clarify, this forum isn't an earning platform. You may seek out a marketplace to earn money.

The question is, why would Satoshi Nakamoto make such mistakes? Has he made similar mistakes previously? Can't he move his holding consciously? Whatever the way he moves his coins, the market will shake. I feel the market will move positively because investors will start believing Satoshi Nakamoto is still alive. The crypto community would be crazy to accumulate Bitcoin and think there may be something cooking behind the scenes. But it's just an assumption; it is unpredictable.

Earning money from crypto isn't an easy task, as we generally think. You should have enough knowledge to identify fake or real things in the crypto market. You shouldn't be influenced by influencers here. You can follow them for learning and analysis purposes. Don't make any investment decisions when influencers say anything. Cryptocurrency is volatile, and you have to make real-time decisions. Most of the influencers are paid by projects where they wash our brains. So instead, we have to use our own brains during investment, and we also always need to avoid free money offers.

First of all, please move your thread to the Service Discussion Board. It doesn't belong to the Bitcoin discussion board anyway. However, each signature campaign has rules, and the company assigns a manager on their behalf in case they don't want to handle it by themselves. So the manager applies some criteria to accept participants and assigns them accordingly. Of course, the company monitors the manager to see if they are working as promised. So at the end of the week, managers handle post counts and make payments accordingly. So everything is setup here; no confusion.

Opinion is still positive for a long time, but for a short time we may not see significant improvements. We have seen ETFs encouraging institutional investors. But it's not positive until they directly invest in Bitcoin instead of ETFs. This year will be Bitcoin halving, where we may see a short pump. But it won't last long. To me, next year, 2025, will be a bitcoin bull run. It's just my opinion; I don't analyse anything. So asking for reasons won't get a proper answer. But the fact is, it takes time to start bull after halving, not instantly.

So at the end of the day, your dream becomes true with the help of your father. But right now, it's hard to accept Bitcoin, and double-spending chances are high due to transaction fees. As you already replaced the Bitcoin payment option with USDT and BNB based on customer advice, it's fine now. Because if you intend to hold Bitcoin, you can convert your USDT to Bitcoin. So it doesn't make sense to accept Bitcoin payments with high transaction fees at the moment until a solution is found. Accepting other cryptocurrencies also indicates you are adopting a cryptocurrency.

At least I don't believe you. No matter if you want to use the middle man or whatever, There would be anything with your script. You might get access to users accounts through a script where they will lose their funds. On the other hand, who will be responsible for losing funds in this case? If the script doesn't work, you will not get payment during the trial period. But what about the lost funds? Are you going to escrow funds that will be used to play? I'm just curious why you are selling Golden Duck when it's giving you Golden Eggs.

First time hearing about Kaspa Coin So just imagine that, like me, many others still don't know about that coin. Then how would it be Bitcoin 2? I am pretty sure you are Shilling their project. There are a lot of similar coins, even hard forks of Bitcoin. But sadly, they didn't become Bitcoin 2 or something similar. Each coin would have individual features; it's not necessary that they compete with or replace the bitcoin. All blockchains won't be secure like Bitcoin, which is truly decentralised. So it is better not to compare any other coins with Bitcoin at all.

Halving is nothing except reducing mining rewards. It is true that less Bitcoin will be added to the supply from the previous halving period. However, I am not expecting too much from the halving. There was a lot of hype before the approval of the Bitcoin ETF, but nothing happened. So significantly, nothing will change right after halving. From the past halvings, we noticed it took some time to get started with the Bitcoin bull run. That would happen for some other reasons as well. But I do not expect any significant bull run after 3/4 months of the halving.

It's always discouraged to spend unnecessary money in your life. We can save money in our daily lives just by calculating a bit tighter. And we can invest those funds in Bitcoin, of course. For that, the person must meet with Bitcoin and should have a better idea about its history. Its kind of DCA strategy means to buy bitcoin whenever you have savings from your daily needs. For this type of investment, we should have enough patience to hold on for a long time. If you are seeking a good future, then you definitely have to compromise your comfort. This is a simple rule.

It really depends on merchants how they will handle their payment gateway. As far as I know, major merchants use exchanges to secure Bitcoin's volatility to avoid losses. Some others, who are really interested in holding Bitcoin, accept it directly. Especially big companies don't want to risk their funds by accepting direct cryptocurrency, so they integrate exchange APIs to convert Bitcoin to stable coins. There are a lot of options when using a crypto payment gateway. It's up to companies which options fit for them. Nothing serious here.

This is expected. Projects are launching recently; 98% just intend to raise funds and scam. They don't intend to build real utility; they will show us bogus dreams and scam us. Some projects may be added to the centralised exchange, but that doesn't mean they are solid. There is another intention: just pump the token price and sell their bags. However, I learned from my past mistakes and decided not to invest in brand-new tokens and shitcoins. They come here to fill their bags. Nothing for investors.

Remember, scammers first target you to motivate your mind. So the procedure they use is to hit your brain directly and convince you to trust him. Until you are deceived, you can't realise they are going to scam you. Although scammers can't convince most of us who are familiar with such stories,  a few newbies always become victims. Someone somehow falls into their trap; most likely it's due to greedy behaviour and quick-rich methods. However, never follow social media for financial decisions. Just use social media for learning purposes.