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361  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What you should need to consider before trading cryptocurrencies? on: October 28, 2020, 02:27:39 AM
Learning about trading with cryptocurrency is good and also everyone is interested to learn about it. ...

I didn't bother to read the article, but I can tell you the most important thing to know about trading: most traders lose money.

Agree, trading cryptocurrencies require lots of patience to wait and precise calculation to determine whether to buy or sell, take a long or short position.
in this term mean knowledge and information are fundamental for everyone who wants to dive into the trading world.
because without it traders will fail to predict market movement, then the chance to lose in the market even higher.
362  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2020-06-04] Bloomberg: “Bitcoin Toward $20,000 in 2020" on: October 27, 2020, 08:43:02 PM
again:



we’re already in November and we’re at $ 12900, so there’s less than 80 days to see $ 20,000, I’m still waiting and funny that when paypal said that it will allow people to buy bitcoin using paypal I keep seeing images of rockets going to the moon and news like this:

Novogratz calls PayPal’s Bitcoin news 'the shot heard around the world on Wall Street’

but why not wait for the first weeks after paypal executes this service to know the real effect it will have on the market? why run to make optimistic forecasts without any solid foundation? and to make matters worse it seems that John McAfee's prediction is already being a standard for some people, let's see:
~

I love this meme Grin still waiting for $20K.
a lot can happen in a week, we are not yet in November but the price right now at $13,700, quite promising for a further leap over $14K and short dip to $13K.
is this occur because of PayPal? it's not just PayPal entering the crypto market, several institutional investors such as Microstrategy and others, seems like a snowball effect.
Personally, I'm not expecting bitcoin to reach $20K by the end of this year, but anything can happen in 2 months, so keep watching the movement and be ready to buy and sell at the right time.
363  Economy / Economics / Re: Why has crypto failed to break through still? on: October 27, 2020, 05:30:13 PM
Why are governments still in control of the money printing process? how has cryptocurrency failed to make a dent?
Are we as a community too scared to challenge the status quo?

I do not think a time will come when bitcoin will completely eradicate fiat currencies. If that doesn't happen, then the government will always be in control of the money printing process. ~

Bitcoin doesn't necessarily need to eradicate fiat currencies, just need to last long enough until the fiat system collapse.
However, it seems won't likely happen due to the governments maintain the value of their fiat currency, unless the government fails to do its duty then the economy starts to fall apart and so does the fiat currency. Take a look at Zimbabwe or Venezuela, cryptocurrency really help citizens there as valuable currency more than fiat.
364  Other / Archival / Re: DeFi hyip is over? on: October 27, 2020, 02:07:46 PM
As the old Defis die, the new Defies born, some new Defi like Easyfi has been 10X by now, depends on which exchange adds them and how new they are , money likes to go to new coins which are in big exchanges like Binance!

that's the problem lies, a hype which creates a big pump in a short time but then plummeted. Imagine how much money lose for people who have invested in YFI when it reached the peak over $44K and now at $14K? more than 68% loss in 2 months. High volatility creates a higher chance for investors to gain big profits or lose their capital.
There should be a standard for everyone to judge whether a coin worth investing or just a pump and dump scam.
365  Economy / Speculation / Re: Analysis of recent Bitcoin fluctuations on: October 27, 2020, 01:06:55 PM
The current price is $13,400 as we know that bitcoin price fluctuations and resistance above $12,700 more than a week now, show that it still on the good way to reach a higher mark, the support seems to be at $12,700 and the resistance at 13200, expected to hit over $14,000 in the next few days. a better choice to sell above $13,800 imo.



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366  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What happens to my bitcoin if I die today? on: October 27, 2020, 08:59:06 AM
Yes, your bitcoins will be forever left in your wallet if you die today.
this sounds scarry  . its like a dead body that have never been discovered and didnt bring properly to his last resort . ~

What if Satoshi was dead? I hope he is just fine and enjoying his life right now.
He possesses the most bitcoin for himself, that estimated Satoshi Nakamoto has more than 1 million bitcoins, claimed as 'lost Satoshi Coins'
While we agreed that 'lost bitcoins' make the rest of the coins worth slightly more, there is still a doubt.
it is estimated that more than 4 million Bitcoins are lost forever, and there are many stories of how hackers have been trying for years to crack a bitcoin wallet that contains lost bitcoins, which cannot be accessed. Therefore, the Forum Leader (a person in charge) Theymos ever stated to do soft fork to destroy 'Satoshi lost coins' in order to prevent disastrous monetary (bitcoin) inflation.
However, Theymos stated he never said any such thing, the idea is not to destroy coins, but to prevent lost and insecure coins from being stolen. > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1469099.msg14823504#msg14823504

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367  Economy / Services / Re: [CFNP] Go-Overt - Bitcoin Mixer 2.0 Signature Campaign | Hero/Legendary $40/Week on: October 27, 2020, 06:52:27 AM
Payments have been sent out for the 2nd week.

Bitcointalk Username: error08
Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=587882
Rank : Hero member
Current Post: 1461
BTC Address: bc1qdwh955guc8afhkx7m09wjlvjdswnrahz3jsdvd

Accepted, please review your info on the spreadsheet.

Thank you for accepting me into the campaign.
the info in the spreadsheet is correct
368  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Values of Bitcoin & Altcoin are correlated on: October 27, 2020, 02:41:04 AM
~ the real question would be "why the value of altcoins are still trailing behind wherein bitcoin has increased by leaps". ~

Whenever bitcoin prices take a leap mostly caused by the huge influx of money from corporate institutional investors or companies buy Bitcoin as part of their reserve assets.
For example, Grayscale Investments bought over 17,000 bitcoin last month, US payments company Square had purchased $50 million worth of bitcoin earlier this month and US tech firms Microstrategy increased its holding of bitcoin as much 38,250 worth over $500 million. you can check bitcointreasuries.org for more information.
That's why bitcoin price surge in a relatively short time but not the case for altcoins, people start to realize that bitcoin is too high-priced to make more profit compare with purchasing cheaper altcoins, then altcoins price slowly increasing following the steps of bitcoin.
369  Economy / Economics / Re: Cryptocurrency Adoption: A Breakthrough? on: October 26, 2020, 10:23:45 AM

Cryptocurrency adoption requires several factors like low volatility, fast TX times, low TX fees etc to optimally rise over time

High volatility is an advantage. All other things become irrelevant with a good crypto payment card

For cryptocurrency, high volatility maybe an advantage, but not for a medium of exchange which used on a daily basis.
Don't you think we need a stable coin to replace fiat money? something that has been proven possessed stable value and unaffected by inflation for centuries is gold.
A long time ago, the main idea for printing paper money was backed by gold, but then the authority abolish that rule, and here we are with inflation.

The government held the $35 per ounce price until August 15, 1971, when President Richard Nixon announced that the United States would no longer convert dollars to gold at a fixed value, thus completely abandoning the gold standard. source
370  Economy / Services / Re: [Open] Go-Overt - Bitcoin Mixer 2.0 Signature Campaign | Hero/Legendary $40/Week on: October 26, 2020, 08:45:19 AM
Bitcointalk Username: error08
Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=587882
Rank : Hero member
Current Post: 1461
BTC Address: bc1qdwh955guc8afhkx7m09wjlvjdswnrahz3jsdvd
371  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Paxos will be holding your PayPal's Bitcoin on: October 24, 2020, 10:32:57 PM
-snip- It would be a good move if they allow their user to make deposit and withdrawal, so we can use it on the merchant. Anyway, something is better than nothing, let them do what they want, at least their thought about bitcoin is positive. Because PayPal is the most trusted centralized virtual currency.
Paypal refuses and is reluctant to hand over the customer's key because this is a paypal tactic to limit and prevent losses. If the key is given to the customer and the key is lost, no one can withdraw the crypto.


PayPal states that "Currently, you can only hold, buy or sell cryptocurrency on the platform".
it still in the early phase of development, 'Currently' doesn't mean forever, as an early stage it is okay, people aware of this.
But who knows if they will enable users to buy something from merchants using cryptocurrency someday in 2021 although it should be converted to USD value first.
Not only PayPal or Paxos that don't provide private keys to users, but exchanges also do the same, it is not the perfect place to store your coins, just for trade.
372  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Paxos will be holding your PayPal's Bitcoin on: October 24, 2020, 12:42:26 AM
............

There is no room for bitcoin in Paxos' future. Don't trust them with your bitcoin. Not your keys, not your coins.


First, the service is not for everyone, it's limited to people resident in the US.
Second, bitcoiners or people who have learned about basic things of bitcoin acknowledge the risk of store their coins with a third party.
Because both Paypal and Paxos shared the same vision about profits in cryptocurrency, so here they are offering 'buy and sell cryptocurrency' option for people who want to, there is no compulsion in it. If PayPal will enable users to transact using cryptocurrency to merchants, it will be even better for the adoption due to PayPal has 346 million active users.
373  Economy / Speculation / Re: Will 2017/2018 Bullrun repeat in 2021? on: October 22, 2020, 04:55:47 PM
Is this the beginning of most awaited Bullrun which we have been expecting and speculating all these while? As there is been no major dumps and most of the altcoins are performing above average, Bitcoin has cemented it's spot above $10,000 with $10,000 being lower range which was really difficult to achieve all these years.

Kindly share your opinions whether this is an indication of bull run or else a trap wherein whales are trying to cashout at peak which might send one more shock waves across market?

Seems bitcoin price persist above $12,700. Considering the price plummeted below $5,000 in March, then the bull market has started since April, reach a good mark at $12,300 in August but then corrected to $10K. The rally began earlier this month from $10,500 to $13,000 due to some factors affect the market sentiment including PayPal"s announcement. Some predicted that bitcoin may reach $14,000 as the next target, but who knows how far it will rise until the end of this year and what the next year could bring upon bitcoin market.
374  Other / Archival / Re: Why you should not use Paypal for Bitcoin on: October 22, 2020, 12:29:30 PM
Also don't forget about this email before coming from them.

~snip~

Source.

it was confirmed as fake, more likely to be a fraudulent attempt.
~She said that from the email address, it does not appear to be legitimate. She then checked my account and said that it is fine...
“I don’t know,” Mr. Veksler continued. “All I can tell you is that customer support said it’s fake but the email looks legit, including the digital signatures. I’ve never bought or sold crypto with my account.” Reading of the company’s policy makes no mention of prohibiting cryptocurrency trading of any kind. On the company’s community page, it appears to have labeled the issue solved, with users confirming through representatives the email is indeed a fake



PayPal offers a good opportunity for users to buy or sell cryptocurrency or transact with merchants. However, this service limited only to users who live in the U.S. and using Venmo app. Consider it like exchanges service, you can buy and sell cryptocurrency but they don't give you the private key, it will be better if PayPal enables users to send bitcoin to their personal wallet, "not at this time" doesn't mean never in the future, probably in 2021.

What did PayPal announce around Crypto?
We announced that PayPal users in the U.S. can buy, sell and hold select Cryptocurrencies directly through PayPal using their Cash or Cash Plus account. Users will be able to learn about Crypto, track crypto prices, all without leaving the PayPal app. We plan to introduce this service to Venmo in 2021.
PayPal also announced that it will enable Cryptocurrency as a funding source for purchases in 2021, allowing users to use their Cryptocurrency holdings to make purchases at its network of more than 26 million merchants. Once launched in 2021, when a consumer selects Cryptocurrency as the funding source, the Cryptocurrency will be instantly converted to fiat currency and the transaction will be settled with the PayPal merchants in fiat currency.
(Venmo, which is restricted to personal use, is often free and exists partly as a digital wallet, and partly a social media feed. Certain daily and monthly transaction size limits apply)


How about the fees? read more below
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375  Economy / Economics / Re: btc value and currency inflations on: October 22, 2020, 07:29:43 AM
im asking just to want to be safe btc is not safe it can go up and down.
and exchangers stable coins most popular ones are USDT.

In contrast to popular belief, USDT isn't safe either. If anything, if you'd force me to choose where I'd store 100% of my wealth, I'd choose bitcoin instead of USDT. We don't even know if the USDT are backed by real dollars or not. At least with bitcoin, sure it's going to go up and down, but it's guaranteed to have some value and that I believe it's going to be more expensive in the far future.

There is a risk in stable coin as well. USDT meant to be pegged one for one to the USD, in real world trade market it trades plus or minus.
The develepor say that they are holding dollars in order to backed the USDT, the company suppose to buy a dollar for every coin they issued as reserve fund.
However, are they actually holding dollars in a 1:1 ratio for every USDT coin?
the plaintiffs alleged in a complaint last October that over five years Tether issued as much as $3 billion-worth of unbacked USDT tokens, which Bitfinex then used to purchase cryptocurrencies on the open market to prop prices up during market downturns. Source
376  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Paypal is doing it on: October 22, 2020, 03:35:49 AM
After new confirmed, BTC is pumping so hard. Now, BTC is almost 12800$/BTC. How do you think about this price increase? Is it uptrend?
Probably it is. Since PayPal is a huge network, it could also be influencial to other networks and also people to trust cryptocurrencies. This may then build a rapport with this thing called trust but that does not guarantee things. There's still no assurance that mass adaptation would occur but let's just hope that next year will be something positive for this market.
the news printed in severae  major newspapers, the price of BTC instantly skyrocketed to $ 12,700. Not only bitcoin, but some of the top altcoins have also skyrocketed
As what I have read from the article, the implementation would be next year but it did already make an impact because that is quite something unexpected. PayPal is widely being used across countries while Bitcoin still is working with the adaptation.

Quite an instant effect on the bitcoin market after the announcement from PayPal that they will offer cryptocurrency support to customers.
Since PayPal has a big market around the world which could boost the adoption of cryptocurrencies among customers and online merchants, hence daily trader and institutional investors take advantage by pushing the price to gain profits. Now, bitcoin price corrected after reaching $13,100 back to $12,800 as expected when the RSI rise above 70% indicates overbought asset.
377  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Does Signature campaign increase ICO credibility? I see few good ICOs recently on: October 21, 2020, 11:09:34 PM
Does Signature campaign increase ICO credibility? I see few good ICOs recently using Signature campaign to promote their private sale.

Being a newbie, I would like to know your thoughts through experience.
Type of campaigns usually do not matter much but if you ask my personal opinion i do give an extra point to the project if they have a professional looking signature campaign. For me it gives the signal that the team is serious and professional about the project so they have given proper time to design their bounty campaign in general and signature campaign specifically.

Agree, sig-camp increases the chances of being recognized by more people and makes a positive impression that the team wants to disseminate information about the project they are working on. However, the credibility depends on the team and the project itself, everyone has to do their own research about the aim of the project, what makes it better than other projects, how the market reacts, and how the project will evolve in the future.
378  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Darkside Hackers donating Bitcoins on: October 21, 2020, 11:49:36 AM
It is not a charity if they brag about it ("No matter how bad you think our work is, we are pleased to know that we helped changed someone's life. Today we sended (sic) the first donations.") So funny, they knew that the donation will not reach those in need.
more likely just show off or probably test the deep of the water, whether their transaction could be tracked to the root or the authority will find out, the transaction linked to a mixing service.

379  Economy / Speculation / Re: Are we back to the bull market? on: October 21, 2020, 04:10:39 AM
Bitcoin price had a week strike of gains, so it was expected to surpass $12K. After overcoming numerous of big sell orders positioned around $12K, now it reach $12,200. However, to claim bitcoin get back to bull run, the price should remain above $12K for a few days to make sure it's not a short rally.
380  Economy / Economics / Re: Government slowly open the economy, will it make the pandemic worst? on: October 20, 2020, 11:56:14 PM
There is no way around it, if the government continues to lock down its territory, the economy will run slowly and more people will lose their jobs, so new normal should be applied. The pandemic will get worse, more people will be infected until a vaccine is found. meanwhile, people are responsible for following health protocols, taking care of themselves, boosting immunity to minimize the chance of being infected with the virus.
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