My Advice

1. Please wait for at least 1 confirmation before paying your clients.

2. You're 100% responsible for all coins you trade. Only pay trusted partners before confirmation.


3. Ask your clients to send hash after coin is sent, it helps in tracing coin.

4. Don’t just buy coins.... Study blockchain technology

5. Thumbs up to all great guys taking full responsibility.

P.S: I call such coins "flash coins" because it appears and disappears after a while

This problem is not new or particular to crypto or bitcoin. The same applies to fiat. Although bitcoin was created to solve financial problems I'm afraid this one hasn't been discovered yet.
OP gave a story about a blind man and a boy. In my head, the blind man represents the nay sayers, those that doubt and don't believe in bitcoin. The handicap are those that believe in bitcoin but do not possess the funds to buy and are constantly procrastinating buying bitcoin for one reason or the other. The little boy represents the bitcoin enthusiasts like us who are constantly trying to lead others into the new world of crypto and share our knowledge with the rest of the world.
Ah!! The way my mind works

You can find some alternative in this thread here ['list] Bitcoin Payment Processors

BTCPay is good, trusted and you can run full node (but require high storage) or you can use Lunanode too for less fees charged.

The think I know right now that they are going to keep ignoring me just like what the guy did to me earlier!

Imagine a scenario when all mobile phone companies finally decided to add a custom default bitcoin wallet to all of their devices as factory app. I believe that will further increase the adoption of bitcoin

You are not wrong, Coinmama is a legit site that people can use to buy cryptocurrencies using credit card, but oksdaq.com is a scam site. If OP deposited money on that site, the money is as good as lost. It is very good good to look for legit sites to buy and trade cryptocurrencies, rather than the uncommon ones that can be scam.

the two sites i used are coinmama.com and oksdaq.com
are these sites fake sites that try to steal your money ?
i am going crazy.....
public offering dont let me sell and it tell i can sell after 7- may - 2021

Do Local bitcoin TOS allow auto reply using bots? I thought that they would prevent it because it would be like pure spam or fake feedback.
If the platform detects that you are doing this via a bot, your account will be blocked, your funds will be frozen and you may not be able to use that site again.
you will risk with your account by using that bot.

Yeah regardless of people who are mining or investing, must be waiting for big price levels to dump and then to buy back at cheaper price levels. This must be the basic reason why bitcoin is still remaining highly volatile. But the thing we need to notice here, when there is a trend among miners about holding rather than immediate dumping, then that will definitely contribute into stronger bull run. Regardless of how many miners are holding from the beginning, if there is a such trend then that will definitely get them big profits even at least in short-term.

I'm counting this topic like another big reason which will be trigger bitcoin into very big price levels by end of this year or before it will be getting into bear mode. Basically I'm looking for $100 before end of this year but now I guess I need to adjust it further .

Locker isn't really safe, and bank while could freeze your bank account out of the blue like anytime definitely safer than locking your money up in your locker since if anyone figure it out you might get robbed and risking your life. However bitcoin in the other hand, wouldn't get your wallet frozen out of the blue unless you used wallet provided by exchange or such. I think the main point here is that no intervention by third party can be done when it come to decentralized system.

Well, IMO it all depends on what you as an individual likes. I am the type of person that doesn’t like gambling, and I have always stayed clear from it so if you ask me that kind of question I am definitely going to tell you that trading is the better option. But, that doesn’t mean that there are not people who are making money through gambling, some people are doing that.

I am seeing people who are investing money that’s worth thousands of dollars in gambling, and most of them around my side are into sports betting, that’s the trend for them this side. Some of them will place bets with these huge amounts of money and still lose them all. This is really crazy. Well, that can also be the same situation when it comes to trading but that one can be controlled by using stop loss.

It would be like being able to read all the past and future transaction of someone's else bank account just be receiving fiat money from that someone.

Is this how it works? Am i missing something? Is this how it's supposed to work ? I know Ethereum blockchain is supposed to be transparent, but that's from one personal wallet to another.

From what I have heard, PayPal will enable withdrawals to third party wallets in a few months. It doesn't make much difference for ordinary people who want to invest small amounts such as $100 or $200 in Bitcoin. They will purchase their coins using PayPal and then when the time comes they will sell their coins there and withdraw the amount in USD or any other fiat currency. Obviously for experienced cryptocurrency users, that is an unsatisfactory proposition.