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Nah Bitcoin has hit the point of no return when it comes to the founder (Satoshi) going ahead and revealing himself. Bitcoin has to much of a following, too much money behind it, too many people with a lot of cash involved. If satoshi came out, and had all of the amount of Bitcoin that they should have then it would be a large shakeup to the market.
So no, not at this point in the game.
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that anyone considering 2 in 3 an historical series is either a moron or a liar with an agenda.
Let's just all accept that we have nothing solid on which to base an honest prediction for the future of bitcoin with ANY degree of certainty.
This really is the only thing that I think is truthful here, no one knows what the fuck is going on here in Crypto. There is so many people here with differing agendas, and differing control and they're all vying for power here in Crypto. People are here for power and for money -- that's how that goes here, and in all traditional markets. Not surprised honestly, FUD is going to plague any emerging market. |
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I have account at Bittrex for years and it's working good. The only "issue" there is that (lately) you have to verify your identity in order to withdraw from there.
On the other hand, Binance is new. I don't have account there (yet?). And they already had some issues. Basically downtimes, but many voices told that it may have been hack, I didn't follow the story close enough, but I guess that you should research in that direction.
So from the two I would clearly choose Bittrex.
Well plus at the moment, you can't even get on Bittrex. Due to the massive amount of volume that is on the site, and in Crypto in general you're not able to get on their site as they've closed down registrations for sometime. They'll probably start them back up again, but thats once they're going to get to the point where they're able to withstand the load. Binance is going to be better at the moment -- as the place is actually accepting people. |
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I've been wondering on how to do translation and what are the requirements to be accepted in this job? Also Can you advice on what bounty campaign I can apply for the beginners please send some help.
Now it is difficult without experience. All campaigns are looking for translators with experience of 3-5+ projects This is why you have to do some shitty paying work at first, like any other job in the real world. I've been wondering on how to do translation and what are the requirements to be accepted in this job? Also Can you advice on what bounty campaign I can apply for the beginners please send some help.
I mean there isn't much to being accepted on a job for translating, you just have to be able to translate. Quite self-explanatory here. Check out the services tab and look for people that need translators. Also go to the altcoin section too, those usually have bounties for translators. Goodluck! Though don't quit the day job. |
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While I do personally like a few of these sites listed, I do think they can be easily corrupted and probably are. Reason being (for my view) is that I think people in crypto, or at least some, are in it for the money. And people can make A KILLING shilling projects that are shitty, and they're going to do that. If an ICO came to one of these sites and went we'll pay you 5k to give us a 5-star review on our shitty project and 100k of our coins, I think the person would go ahead and do it.
Greed is going to kill this stuff.
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I wouldn't say that the committe hearingn that everyone in crypto watching on Crypto is going to be the end all be all on the attitude towards Crytpo. One guy in the CFTC doesn't think that we should regulate Crypto, though if everyone in government decided that they could make a killing doing it then they would go ahead and do it. They could make a KILLING if they did. Shorting the market and then fucking us with regulations would be insanely profitable.
Horrible, but that's what people in government do.
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There shouldn't be a price reduction in any way if you think about it because the limit of bitcoin is really there to limit the amount of inflation which happens throughout time. PLUS, if we're limited it just means that less bitcoin could be used to buy things in the future. As more people will actually have less Bitcoin, so it is a very good thing.
It's better than traditional currency, as it isn't going to just print out whenever people feel like it. Once we've stopped printing it's over, and that's it.
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I mean I really don't think this is going to change anything, the government is just trying to increase revenue any way that they can. So it's not like they're openly promoting for Bitcoin, I think they just come to terms (with research and stuff) that they'd be able to do well with accepting bitcoin, maybe save some money on fees and then maybe even bring in some more tax revenue. So this isn't be done out of good faith, it's just being done in general.
While it does look good it's really nothing of value for us. We need adoption by businesses.
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This is the biggest reason I think people really need to get their emotions out of trading, and when you're trading Bitcoin and the other cryptos you really just have to accept the fact that whatever you put in could be gone right when you buy. Don't get emotional with it, just put it in and think that you may lose all of this money.
Trying to time the market in crypto never works.
Trying to do TA never works.
Nothing traditional works in a non-traditional market, leave it and wait.
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Where's the source on this? Cause I can't seem to find this online anywhere. Can't be quick to trust anyone on anything on this day and age, though it is already known that China (a communist state) isn't too keen on losing any powerto thing like their currency to something which is decentralized -- bitcoin and other cryptos -- so I wouldn't be surprised if this news is actually true.
I'll be waiting on a source.
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Binance is already back up, so that's not really an issue. Bittrex is, like most companies, trying to catch up with the immense amount of people who are trying to get into trading right now. They have to adhere to a good amount of policy from government and such so they're doing the right thing with not accepting more customers in a time where they have to catch up.
Forget the FUD about Binance and these things. Just stay safe on exchanges.
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At the moment there is no sense, because Bitcoin isn't able to compete with traditional things such as a debit card, credit card, cash, etc. There's no other reason, except for privacy reasons, to actually go ahead and use this due to the tx fees, network congestion, and long confirmation times. All of these factors make it hard for people in the real world to use it, as people don't want to go through the hassle of using bitcoin.
Plus people do like being able to get refunds if things don't go as planned or if they buy the wrong product. It's not really usable for normal people.
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That's the multi billion dollar question in all areas, what's going to happen next. And the crazy thing is, that no one in the world know what's going to happen -- no one knows what the combined factor of different news stories, emerging markets, changes in the tech, senate hearings, and so on is going to make the market do. It's crazy to think that someone knows that much and is using it for this.
WHo the hell knows dude.
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I mean if you're going to make the claim that bitcoin is a currency, let alone a strong currency, you're of course going to have to be wrong. Bitcoin is an asset that is used at the moment, it's not a currency in the least nor are many people actually using it for the reason which it was built. Right now all the money which is in bitcoin is from investors trying to make a quick buck, institutional cash.
THis isn't people trying to change the world when it comes to the new currency, bitcoin isn't that anymore. It's changed.
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I mean it only makes sense that the online world would get their own currency, so I wouldn't think that it's so crazy that some person was to think this up. And other people that went ahead and said that the banking crisis was going to happen and all these other things, well these people aren't sagas they just have an eye on what obviously is going to end up happening in due time.
Still amazing though, not as amazing as people make it out to be.
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Market Downturn? Consolidation? Market consolidation before a crazy boom up to 50k?
Different people are going to say different things about the market of Crypto, who knows what's going to go on. Though the only thing that I personally think is that some fake news scared some people in Crypto and led to a good amount of people selling off, that's my take on it though, we'll find out in a week or so whats really going on.
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Well, it doesn't matter if they support BTC or not, they don't care about supporting a currency. Cause they know this isn't the time where Bitcoin is big enough to pose a threat to them, nor the banks, nor anyone in politics that needs the control of the economy. They tax what they tax cause they want and need the money to continue fueling what they do in government.
Though bitcoiners will start to pay taxes, as they're starting to see the IRS get involved in Crypto and cracking down and people really don't want to get in trouble with the authorities.
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Experts are not experts at all, but plain hype drivers. I don't get it why people constantly talk about Tether being a problem now, while it has been a potential problem for more than a year now. In other words, Tether right now isn't more of a potential threat than it was a good year ago. It's exactly the same, but the shitload of fud and drama makes it stand out to get this market shaken up. Ignore all this and just more forward. Bitcoin is the front driver leading altcoins to their all time high, so if Bitcoin moves up, it boosts the entire altcoin market in the long run. Even if altcoins don't increase in value as per their ratio against Bitcoin, the increased USD value of Bitcoin will make all altcoins gain USD value as well.
Regarding whether or not we really need that many coins, the answer is no. However, since this is a free market where everyone can basically buy or fork a coin, we'll see them pop up like mushrooms after a rainy day for plenty of more years. The overall greed of this market makes sure there is a constant level of demand for these coins, so there will be a constant level of supply as well.
Tether will never be an issue, Tether has some money in it yes -- but what is it a couple billion? That's nothing compared to the total market capitalization of all things Crypto, so yes it may affect a certain coin very heavily if that coin has a VERY large pair for Tether (and not with other coins and such) But Tether isn't going to be something that brings down the entire crypto market. Bitcoin should pull up, but the market does what it does. No one knows what's going on, the market will do what it does..... |
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Meh, I mean I don't think it really matters. I just think if you're sending BTC to this exchange then it's best (fee wise) to stick with BTC pairs, cause then you don't have to go through the hassle (and waste $ wise) of buying ETH or BTC and then using that coin in order to use that pair.
I stick with the coin I send, it's easiest and simplest.
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It makes people feel better? It makes them feel like they've finally found the person that knows what's going on and is going to save them. People want protection, safety, and comfort. And these people, even though in reality they have zero clue on what's going on, can provide this to people. They give people everything they're looking for in the scary place of Crypto, though people only see the light when the market crases and the emperor has no clothes.
Gurus only look good in bull markets, don't be fooled and pay for these peoples services. Do your own research.
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