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321  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Best Cryptocurrency Exchanges on: November 05, 2019, 01:33:05 PM
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322  Local / Alternatywne kryptowaluty / Re: Karty SIM; split z: gdzie rozdają kryptowaluty za darmo? on: November 05, 2019, 01:25:37 PM
Swoją drogą, jest to trochę martwy przepis.

Skoro można firmę założyć na "słupa" i na "słupa" prowadzić działalność gospodarczą (nawet taką jak szlagier ostatnich lat czyli amber gold) - to tym bardziej można wziąć pana żula czy jakąś babunię, a następnie za drobną opłatą dokonać rejestracji telefonu na daną osobę.
323  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is difficult to accept in countries on: November 05, 2019, 01:16:57 PM

People need to show proof and tell the government that by legalizing cryptocurrency it can help them to their economic growth. Bitcoin is first to be known used by illegal activities by illegal people, that is why government dont want it also they cannot put taxes nor regulates it, they dont have a solution for this for now.

In a number of countries, your BTC earnings are already taxed and they are working (if not yet passed) on regulating it - using FATF recommendations, EU directives (Europe) or national legislation. The point is that regulators are often the people of the past and they want to put a cryptocurrency environment in the more or less similar legal background as a banking system.
324  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is difficult to accept in countries on: November 05, 2019, 01:13:39 PM
FATF recommendations, depending on the way they are implemented by each country can become a limitation for Bitcoin. Why is that?
"Travel rule", which works in more or less the same way as with the banking system/card payment.
The receiving party (wallet) must be identifiable. With banks it is simple - there is an assigned and confirmed account owner.
With cryptocurrencies, it would be a lot more difficult.

So then your payout order from exchange/market will need to be accepted. And there is a blacklist of countries where you will be unable to send your BTC from, just because they are considered politically unstable/failed states. And after several attempts to do so, your account could be suspended under further investigation is finished.

A possible and rather temporary solution would be to use in such case a cold/hardware wallet, but anyway - as we can trace the history of each block in the blockchain, you may be put on a blacklist as a person after several transactions only because you as a Venezuelan expat had been sending BTC to your starving family in your homeland
325  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How would an Economy based on BTC look like? on: November 05, 2019, 12:59:43 PM
It would be much closer to what we have had during the time of commonly accepted gold coins.

Back to the old days, even if you had coins forged in different countries - these had been accepted worldwide as they had the more or less commonly accepted value (because of the content of gold).

Of course, depending on the number of factors, the price of one product would have a different cost, but the payment method would be the same.

As well, if we had an economy based on BTC in the way we had gold, then it would not rule out banks.

Banks simply would become closer to what have been centuries ago, unable to "print" BTC out of thin air.

Impossibility of printing currency out of thin air could limit state spendings (which are often nothing but a loan, which will be paid back with another loan - this is how rolling loans works).
326  Local / Polski / Re: Atak 51%, split z: Prawa autorskie do BTC przyznane dla Craig Wright! Czy to jest naprawdę Satos on: November 05, 2019, 12:49:39 PM

Jeśli USA miałoby mieć rezerwy walutowe na tyle duże, aby ktoś zastanawiał się nad atakiem sieci BTC, aby im zaszkodzić, to prawdopodobnie inne kraje, z Chinami i ich obywatelami łącznie też mieliby jakiś majątek w BTC.

edit: literówka

Prędzej spodziewajmy się ataku kwantowego i prób łamania zabezpieczeń samego blockchain. Bardziej możliwe.
327  Local / Polski / Re: Z pamiętnika wieloryba on: November 05, 2019, 12:43:46 PM
Potwierdza to teorię, że spekulację można przyrównać do sytuacji w której 10 osób gra w pokera o duże pieniądze a my, uliczna drobnica stoi z boku, obserwuje i obstawia kto z nich wygra.

Oczywiście nie wierzę, żeby te największe wieloryby się nie znały i nie dogadywały, chociaż od czasu do czasu, żeby sobie nie wchodzić w drogę  Wink.

Oczywiście wszystko będzie wyglądało tak jakby trend był silny, a cena miała kontynuować do góry, tylko nagle będzie flash crash i dupa, zamknięte stop losy i straty.
Takie scenariusze są tak częste, że to już nawet nie trzeba być jakimś znawcą rynków, analizy technicznej czy dobrym trejderem, żeby zauważyć, że coś jest nie tak.



Z całą pewnością można to nazwać kartelem korzystającym ze zmowy cenowej w wypadku pump and dump. Zachowanie to na szeregu rynków jest uważane za przestępstwo - niestety ciężko jest je udowodnić. Trzeba bowiem wykazać, że członkowie kartelu dogadali się świadomie względem pewnych pozycji.
328  Local / Polski / Re: Czy inwestowanie w kryptowaluty się opłaca - Bitcoinowy.pl on: November 05, 2019, 12:34:10 PM
Nawet osobie, która nie śledzi nie bieżąco opłaca się.

Przykładem dla świeżaków
Załóżmy że mamy osobę totalnie zieloną.
Nie zna się na analizie techniczniej, nie ma czasu by generalnie śledzić fundamentalną - odpada daily trading.

Tutaj mamy jedną zasadę, która się dotąd sprawdza i to w zasadzie bez wyjątków.

Sprzedaż, gdy jest hype i prowadzący telewizję śniadaniową zachwycają się fenomenem kryptowalut.
Kupno, gdy w mass mediach (w tym serwisach głównych ogólniefinansowych) wieszczy się śmierć BTC z dużą intensywnością.

Oczywiście możemy polemizować na temat skali generowania potencjalnych zysków (bo ciężko w tym scenariuszu wyznaczyć jak blisko jesteśmy najwyższej i najniższej wartości danego cyklu) , ale nawet sprzedając BTC kupione w okolicach dołka z ub. roku dzisiaj - wyniki byłyby pozytywnie szokujące.



329  Local / Polski / Re: Cryptopia Zamknięta!!! on: November 05, 2019, 12:18:37 PM
kolejna nauczka by nie trzymać kase na gieldzie... gieldy krypyo padają jak grzyby po deszczu, nie wolno dać się zwieść, że którakolwiek jest bezpieczna. Wink
Nigdy nie trzymaj online dłużej i więcej krypto niż jest to niezbędne i konieczne, a do tego warto dywersyfikować miejsca przetrzymywania. Powtarzane jak mantra.
330  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Banking system and BTC on: November 05, 2019, 12:13:51 PM
We posted on our FB profile a piece of news about the negative interest rate on savings accounts in Germany (Deutsche Bank).

In a time of very low inflation rate/states printing money in enormous amounts, you will see that the interest rates at banks are a huge discouragement for investing. Therefore if you store money at the savings account, you either see no profits or even as in the case of Deutsche bank a literal loss when storing your money (bank fees+negative interest rates).
This can lead many (especially younger ones) to take money out of the bank and look for alternatives - like BTC.
If thousands of people do that at the same time this undermines the stability of a single bank, or even for the whole industry is about to lose its fluidity. And like in Cyprus or Greece a couple of years ago - banks will impose very low daily payout limits in order to survive or even bankrupt without making enormous panic.
In 2010 this was a crucial problem, right now (if you are not too late), this is a chance for BTC.

And this is as well why with all these FATF rules and Anti Money laundering directives BTC environment is becoming closer to the banking sector, to increase the possible scope of control over it, like there is one related to the banking system.
331  Local / Polski / Re: [Konkurs] Wytypuj cenę BTC na koniec III kwartału 2019 on: October 02, 2019, 12:20:51 PM
Gratulacje zwycięzcom!  Wink
332  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: BTC bearish sentiment breaks 2018 levels & folks start calling the bottom again on: September 27, 2019, 02:56:38 PM
Bearish sentiment and panic selling? Can be there any better buy signal? Wink Wink Wink
333  Economy / Economics / Re: Taxless society idea on: September 27, 2019, 02:39:17 PM
Maybe your idea is great, but I still can't understand it. Taxes are a government revenue and expenditure operating in a country and tax exemptions are unlikely. A tax-free society happens when the government meets all the basic needs of citizens, but even if the richest economy still cannot meet the needs of the people, cryptocurrency is born and thrives is a great thing for our future but it's not a solution. Taxes are an important part of every nation, and without that social taxation hardly exists.

The only way the State could avoid taxes as far as possible goes back to the feudalism idea of the monopoly of specific services/goods, so then the revenues were a huge part of the budget. 
334  Economy / Speculation / Re: Morgan Creek CEO, Mark Yusko Commented: Don’t Sell Bitcoin on: September 27, 2019, 01:52:24 PM
Well, he is right. The only factor which has real negative potential in it is the way of application of FATF recommendations which could result in problems with transferring BTC between wallets. But it would not be a problem for long TBH
335  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin Price Dropping - Are You Scared? on: September 26, 2019, 02:13:08 PM
Considering the drop was initiated by a whale dumping BTC to buy it cheaper later on, you should fear only panic selling yourself!
336  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bull or Bear season for crypto? on: September 26, 2019, 01:37:17 PM
Throughout history (at least for Bitcoin) each bear-bull cycle is getting longer and longer. In previous one bull and bear markets lasted for over a year each.
337  Economy / Speculation / Re: Time to buy Bitcoin? on: September 26, 2019, 01:35:00 PM
Such big corrections which are initiated by whales are often a great chance to buy BTC cheap
338  Other / Serious discussion / Re: Cryptocurrencies as an alternative payment option in Africa. on: September 23, 2019, 03:49:28 PM
I have some experience sending bitcoin to friends in Africa.
It was very complicate to do in reality because of many problems.
First, they don't have electricity often.
Second, situation with Internet is even worse, in country side almost no Internet.
So, when we talk about Cryptocurrencies as an alternative payment option in Africa, we have to understand infrastructure problems that Africa has.
Until that is resolved, there is no chance that cryptocurrency payments will come to life there. 

What about making a cold wallet containing a specified amount of BTC, and p2p transaction?
339  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why are Bill Gates & Buffet anti-crypto? Heavily invested in the current system on: September 23, 2019, 03:03:47 PM


Whales can manipulate the price by pump&dump.
Buffet and Gates are way too wealthy and smart and they realize that bitcoin is still a promising project,surrounded with a lot of hype.It still has to grow and improve and it will face many obstacles.

Btw. Pump and dump is banned on the stock market for couple of decades already.
340  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will China Accept Bitcoin As A Currency? on: September 23, 2019, 02:46:57 PM
Not likely. The Chinese government is well known for having control over the internet, economy etc.
If they cannot effectively control something - they would never rely on it.
As well yet another time - yuan value is artificially maintained at the current level in order to promote export. With export contracts, you often sign contracts valid for 2-3 years with fixed prices - this is impossible at current volatility of BTC (which since bottom went up almost 300% by now) to keep an operational business.
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