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341  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How will it affect your life if bitcoin price comes to $1 million per bitcoin? on: October 23, 2023, 11:05:43 PM
To be honest, I don't think I'll be able to hold Bitcoin until it reaches $1 million.
Same.

I might sell before it finally reaches there but I'll try my best to at least still hold some until it reaches there. It's like a life goal that will come once in a lifetime but learning the market's volatility that it will take time before another ATH gets in will make me decide what I should do before it finally reaches there.

Going straight to the point about it when I still have at least 1 BTC by that point. First thing, early retirement. No more 8s to 5s or 9s to 6s.

And that's gonna be the biggest impact to my life if ever I'm still here and Bitcoin reaches $1M.
342  Economy / Economics / Re: Is the fall of Elon Musk's empire imminent? on: October 21, 2023, 09:40:52 PM
I don't think so, having a back up with several companies could still help it to get up whenever it's being seen about to fall. But there is no doubt that he's done a lot of bad decisions and call out with this acquisition of Twitter.

He's got a plan on it that we don't know, maybe there really is.

There's another news[1] again that they'll charge $1 for new users from New Zealand and Philippines. This is gonna prove that users aren't bot because the platform is mostly used for propaganda, trolls and bots.

[1] X will start charging new users in two countries $1 per year

With the rise of many social media platform and competition, this $1 charge for new users seems brilliant but it would impose negative affect in the end.  People don't like being charged so people might look for an alternative so this might reduce new registration to the platform.
Yeah, there's the negative effect on it because for the majority, we don't want to spend even with that small amount because we're already their product. Many don't understand that but for sure that's like one of the reasons why many don't want to pay it.

But those who would like to stay will pay that since it covers a year of membership.

X former twitter might suffer the same fate as Friendster but I also do not think that Elon Musk's empire will fall.  As stated Elon Musk's asset is way bigger than twitter, so Elon can easily pay it off but obviously as a businessman, Elon want to pay his loan without touching his money thus he solve it by selling some shares of his company which possibly provide him more profit.
That's possible to happen, friendster didn't managed to cope up with the new and current trend during that time. I even used it when it has been back with games but still, they didn't able to get back into competition.

And if that happens the same with X, it won't be surprising but as of this moment, I just watch the whole thing on where it is going.
343  Economy / Economics / Re: Is the fall of Elon Musk's empire imminent? on: October 19, 2023, 08:16:40 PM
I don't think so, having a back up with several companies could still help it to get up whenever it's being seen about to fall. But there is no doubt that he's done a lot of bad decisions and call out with this acquisition of Twitter.

He's got a plan on it that we don't know, maybe there really is.

There's another news[1] again that they'll charge $1 for new users from New Zealand and Philippines. This is gonna prove that users aren't bot because the platform is mostly used for propaganda, trolls and bots.

[1] X will start charging new users in two countries $1 per year
344  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: signature campaign Vs review campaign on: October 17, 2023, 10:09:57 PM
Both serve different purposes
I agree.

While project owners know what they want, they know the purposes and uses of both campaigns. Signature campaigns are a way to increase the exposure of the project particularly on the forum which means is to give visibility just like the ads banner that we see in social medias and search engines. This target specific niche and people in the market.

And as for the review campaigns, this gives the idea the potential customers about user experience. While OP is right that all of the reviewers are required to use the project or its platform but eventually, they'll stop because they're just after for the review.

345  Economy / Speculation / Re: Recent market manipulation shows the enormous potential to reach the moon! on: October 16, 2023, 06:25:51 PM
$2k+ of pump within less than a day or let's just say for just a couple of hours. This is all about fake Bitcoin ETF approval that we're talking and how much it will be if we see the actual news of SEC's approval for the actual thing and application.

This is giving the idea for everyone that the potential is endless for Bitcoin. It's just like dumb money that's flowing right now and waiting for these news to come before they enter.

Will the spot ETF approval be the means to experience a surge in the market price for this time or we should rely only on Halving or both
I think it's safe to say that we should only rely on halving. But for the past halvings, we've seen that there's some push coming from other factors. Like in 2017 there goes the ICOs.

In 2021, there goes the NFTs.

In 2025, Bitcoin ETFs.... We shall see but it won't hurt to expect some help and reliance on both.
346  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why Bitcoin is different from other means of investment on: October 15, 2023, 06:45:28 PM
I have seen that there are that type of government that after building such good reputation and infrastructure for the people, the next one who sits in power that doesn't like it will destroy or at least let it forgotten by the people.

Well, yes, that's far different from Bitcoin that can't be destroyed by whoever gets to dislike it. But this comparison is like oranges and apples that I don't get it honestly.

But I have understand the sentiment and where you're coming from based on the story that you've told us.
347  Economy / Economics / Re: Young people needs productive mindset to be happy in life on: October 15, 2023, 05:45:11 PM
Things really have changed now. It's far from the usual status that every graduates before, years ago.

But the lesson is not to be dependent to the aid of the government, since you're already a graduate, you can apply whenever you want or pursue more higher degree of studies.

And I agree about acquiring skills because it's more than of the competition today and companies would hire someone who's got more skills and is also a graduate.

That's a tough market for the freshmen but they shouldn't be discouraged because it's also part of survival skills that everyone has to learn.
348  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Hidden risks of approving Crypto ETF, investors should need to know on: October 14, 2023, 11:55:21 AM
That's just a probable delaying tactic because there's a chance that the Bitcoin ETF filed by BlacRock is likely to get approved.

There have been even headlines says that they're the owner of this world. LOL. I know that it's just a catchphrase but we know when these big financial institution applies or provides something for their own gain.

It's very likely and high chance that they will get it.
349  Economy / Economics / Re: Diversification in Global reserves. on: October 14, 2023, 10:12:25 AM
At this point, only gold has the capability to be used as the reserve currency of the world. Bitcoin and some of the other cryptocurrencies may rise to that role in the future, but right now they are noway near that. Then there are other bullion currencies such as Silver and Platinum. But the issue with these metals is that they don't have enough liquidity to become store of value.
While that's true.

It's because the world has been used to that standard and gold has been the basis for having a reserve which is done by most countries. But if one country starts to change that just as what we're seeing with these alliances like BRICS trying to bring down the US and EU.

These global reserves could change but yeah, looking bitcoin at the spot is going to take time.
350  Economy / Speculation / Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL! on: October 14, 2023, 06:33:52 AM
$10 per week is the weekly income of some people in some parts of the world. In my country, if you earn $10 per week, you’re richer than the person that earns and get paid with the country’s minimum wage price. In a situation where you earn $10 per week, you won’t feel the need to get any investment in bitcoin even when you know the benefits of investing in it. $10 per week won’t be enough to cater for your needs within a week without managing those funds, you’ll go broke before the end of the week when you lavish the money anyhow.
It was just a suggestion but it's to each their own on how much they're comfortable to invest in a week or in a flexible time that they want to buy Bitcoin. But that's true, it's a real situation that there could even be countries that have people earning that amount in a month.

Well, this is the market and it doesn't forces anybody to invest an exact amount. As long as you get to be flexible with that amount and it's not a pain to you, that's all what matters.

There are so many people that really want to make this investment but they don’t have the capital to start with, they don’t even have a means of earning extra money that can be invested in bitcoin because of the country’s hardship that do not provide room for that. DCA method remains the best method to use when you can’t buy the DIP and hold, but that is not still achievable for the average man living in a country where they feed from hand to mouth.
That's understandable bro and that's why those that are invested on Bitcoin and gets to hold it are really blessed. DCA, or any method that's relieving to you, do it and the point in all of this is to hold.
351  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Seedphrase security - Pros and Cons of offline storage on: October 14, 2023, 04:50:24 AM
I'm off using these applications that are suggesting or keeping our passwords, it's not just right for me although they look helpful for someone who doesn't know about keeping passwords.

Anything that's related to finances, crypto and money, I wouldn't use these apps that are gonna keep my passwords, etcs.

They seem to be suggesting strong passwords but you'll never know if they keep backlogs of their users and then you'll just find it out that you've been lost and gone with as you've been used by them.
352  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What crypto porfolio trackers are people using? on: October 13, 2023, 11:37:17 PM
I recommend coinmarketcap app, because in my opinion coinmarketcap app is very simple and sophisticated, because I can see the profit/loss that I have, news about cryptocurrecy, see the movement of cryptocurrency matkets and discuss between communities, therefore I am very comfortable using coinmarketcap app and of course you can also collect diamonds in coinmatketcap app that you can redeem to rewards.
It is simple and many have been using it since they're a very popular website, they didn't have hard time in advertising it.

Unlike the other trackers, they're not known and that's why they don't have a lot of users compared to cmc app tracker. Some are just like integrated with your hardware wallets and that's like a direct tracker.

But for those simulations and trackers that don't require you to hold your assets there, use them as there's no problem at all with the usage of those and not required to deposit.
353  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Keep your crypto holdings secure!!! on: October 13, 2023, 10:22:33 PM
It happened 2 years ago?

Actually if you read closely with another links in the news, it says that it started at 2019. And the Indian authorities has a hard time tracing the source, until Israel Mossad informed them that the wallet according to them belong to the leader of the Hamas group and so India knows the connection now.
That's a twist.

I've just read on the link provided that it's 2021 so, it had happened long time ago and that's probably how they're funded as well.

I agree to those folks that are saying that whoever is the group behind the robbery, it's still going to depend on how we're keeping ourselves secure and we shouldn't trust any custodial wallet for keeping our wallets.

I remember that there's also this type of news from Afghanistan after the taking over of Taliban. I guess these news will always connected to the current news and affairs but in relation with that, we have to be responsible on how we keep our funds and what wallets we use.

Yes, regardless who's entities is the hackers are, we should be very vigilant on who we deal with as far as our cryptocurrencies goes. We must practice safe hygiene so that we won't get hack even by our neighbours. It's that it is just being magnified right now because of the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.
Yeah, if there's no war I think that there won't be any highlight on that wallet but because it's timely, given that Hamas attacked on it so they have to be exposed.
354  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Keep your crypto holdings secure!!! on: October 13, 2023, 05:45:44 PM
It happened 2 years ago?

I agree to those folks that are saying that whoever is the group behind the robbery, it's still going to depend on how we're keeping ourselves secure and we shouldn't trust any custodial wallet for keeping our wallets.

I remember that there's also this type of news from Afghanistan after the taking over of Taliban. I guess these news will always connected to the current news and affairs but in relation with that, we have to be responsible on how we keep our funds and what wallets we use.
355  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is regulation of cryptocurrency exchanges essential for mass adoption? on: October 12, 2023, 11:58:17 PM
The discomfort and frustration I'm feeling right now is immeasurable. Bybit's decision to halt services in the UK due to upcoming regulations is leaving us high and dry.
IIRC, there are also other exchanges that have left the UK market because of the regulatory pressure that they're giving to these companies.

That's sad that a lot of good people that are using their services are being pinched on this one even if they don't want to see them leave that market.

This is the effect of these regulations that are not favorable to the people but only to the government.
356  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: My Investing Coin on: October 12, 2023, 11:02:42 PM
Uniquely during conditions such as this where bitcoin cost has little drops that causes bedlam in altcoin market where everybody dumps their altcoins to rush back to bitcoin market. Altcoins are best be utilized in transient exchanging when they are getting siphoned and should be sold before the unloading starts.
That's the cycle for those that understand that the altcoins are like the markets to get profits and they'll save those profits for Bitcoin.

They'll buy Bitcoin out of those profits that they've made from the altcoins so that they can still continue to make money and increase the value of that.

If the whales have been doing that, small investors should also do it based on how they're seeing it done by them. They're giving some signs in the market when you should sell those altcoin of yours and don't be too greedy with them so you still can make money from those.
357  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Digital Real Estate: Is it worth it? on: October 12, 2023, 10:24:54 PM
Yeah, it's like NFTs.

But I don't think that it's a good investment when you're just going to have it as your asset and you won't be able to stay there unlike the real one.

I prefer the real one on this matter because just like the NFTs, they could also fall in value and that's a bad thing to watch out.
358  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What's the Future of Bitcoin without the Inventor? on: October 11, 2023, 09:50:33 PM
In simple terms;

Bitcoin has been there after being made by Satoshi Nakamoto for a long time without him. Since when did he left? More than a decade ago and his profile says since December 13, 2010.

That's already a long time but look at what's happening to Bitcoin, countries are adopting it and more will possibly make it as a legal tender.

One point is that, Bitcoin is here to stay. Not saying forever but yeah, here to stay.
359  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Nowhere is safe? on: October 11, 2023, 08:15:16 PM
Risks are there but we can minimize that depending on our practice and approach with these platforms. If you're someone who's aware of that, you'll only have to deposit that amount you need for their service, not your entire money to be in there wholly.

With the recent events in the crypto space, it is ideal to express fears about safety. However, some platforms have really considered how paramount safety is by bringing in frameworks to enhance security.
While many of these events have already happened in the past, one company has to learn from the attacks that had happened to others.

For them to at least give that safety net that they need to provide to their customers. But as a customer, we all know that none is safe with all of these attacks.
360  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin vs Precious Metals - the final verdict is in. on: October 10, 2023, 11:53:26 PM
Precious metals have made a lot of people rich and if you can remember the gold rush, many from that time became rich so that was likely the peak CMIIW.

And during that time, the other people that have became rich were those who sold shovels. Luckily, we're in a different era where Bitcoin isn't yet on its peak.

It's just even starting out and compared to the shovels, there goes the miners (ASIC) and another good thing on this one, Bitcoin isn't just limited from those things.

It's actually money that we can use to pay people unlike gold, needs to be converted to cash first which is the same for Bitcoin. But if you're transacting with a person or a shop that accepts BTC, you do P2P.

And having Bitcoin, you can carry it on your mobile wallet unlike gold, it is tangible and it's hot in the eyes of people that sees it.
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