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1. The major risk as for investing in bitcoin would be its volatility. When people hear success stories of people who have profit in bitcoin ignores this fact.
2. There is no way to avoid volatility for bitcoin but you can reduce the risk that you will take through buying ans holding it. Desiring to day trade will put you more into risk.
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That's really a sad statement coming from the governor of CBN. They should look into the welfare of their people and how cryptos are helping each of them. I don't think that they look into that stance and instead, they're just doing things according to their interest and not to their people.
The best interest for the people of Nigeria is that, if they're making well with cryptos then why they have to ban it? telling it that banning is in the best interest of Nigerians is misleading.
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For a big exchange and business such as Coinbase, they really look to that factor as a threat to their business. Just as the news about the whales moving their funds which slept for a long time from wallet a to b, the market reacts and many waves of panic.
And for just a small-time like me, I don't see him as a risk and don't know what to react if it's reported that he has moved his funds, those millions of bitcoins. But for large corporations and businesses that are the same as Coinbase, they really are going to shake if that happens.
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OP, do you have access to your email that was used to register your blockchain.info ~ blockchain.com (now) account?
This is an important question OP, you need to remember it because you can recover the password if you still use the email. And if other problems that you may find along with your recovery, blockchain.com has their ways to help you through this link: https://login.blockchain.com/#/helpTry all the suggested way of recovery that has been told to you and if you can provide important details to blockchain.com, you may ask the support if they can help you with this matter. |
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I suppose the biggest risk to anyone, especially individuals, holding BTC, are the Governments.
While they can't easily shut down the blockchain, Governments could shut down exchanges. Likewise miners, although they would have to act together.
Yes. This is what the governments can do. If you're in a country that have ease to exchange bitcoin to cash, they can ask the exchange necessary details about their users such as data and other information that could lead to taxation or stronger regulation and the worse, are those what you've said. Two mitigating factors:
1. Big companies are major contributors to political parties, so big money talks.
2. Countries like Iran, Russia, North Korea and others, will step into the mining arena.
For us smaller fry, given that BTC supports decentralised protocols, might we see decentralised exchanges? Or exchanges operating in laxer jurisdictions, like The Caribbean, African countries, or nations unfriendly to US/Europe/UK?
Most likely, Governments will try and milk taxes from us all! Beware of Mr Sunak
About the decentralized exchanges, they're starting to gain momentum but they still lack of security because of the reports that some of them have been into hacking incidents. |
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I think it was 2018 or 2019 when Google banned the word cryptocurrency, bitcoin, and other related keywords since they said that it is to minimize the number of users being misled by scammers.
I was asking myself when what was that time and thanks that I remember it through that year, apparently on 2018. It was also the time when giant social media such as Facebook banned advertisements related to cryptocurrencies. Now, Google hits it and doing it right. They can no longer ignore the popularity of cryptocurrencies and that's such a nice feature along with the stocks prices so whoever checks the stocks through them, will have a glance of the crypto market prices. |
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You cannot ignore those FUDs, they'll eventually come and will affect bitcoin's price. But you shouldn't worry with them, just as what bitcoin has shown.
Bitcoin will recover as much as it has been affected by such FUDs.
With or without the Fud and Fudsters, Btc will always comes down for correction whenever It made a bullrun. Though FUD can affect the market, but it will be entirely different this year and it seems that no Fud would affect the rallying Btc market currently, because of the influence coming from big names and companies who were buying Bitcoin. So, to make things short, Btc will rally back to $50,000 and beyond. There were FUDs that had brought effect to the market and that's why they're still going to give caution and worry to those that think about it. If that's coming from a big name, people would rush to believe it and will sell no matter what their plan is. Most of those that will be affected are the ones that are new to the market. They're not used to it and that's why they're likely to be very affected with these FUDs. |
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Yes, I am the owner of ttpol, ddpol, lnpol, rnpol, pypol and D217.
I am playing as rjpol at the moment.
Hey, very lucky guy! Apart from those wins that has been mentioned. There's 9.9950 BTC won and a series of 0.1980 BTC and 0.1490 BTC which is visible on the high rollers. Congrats mate! |
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Sometimes people always switch from Ethereum network to Binance chain which has faster transactions to be honest I also like it and trade more on pancakeswap than Uniswap.
So when there are low costs, many people will switch and leave the more expensive ones.
Because of too much fee, that's really sick to keep doing it with Uniswap if the fees are totally high and cannot be tolerated anymore. BSC is cheaper and that's why many traders are already getting on it. Thus, there's CZ who's marketing his own BSC and giving statements that will make others feel that they're on the wrong chain. Just like this tweet. https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1365708265078726656 |
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You cannot ignore those FUDs, they'll eventually come and will affect bitcoin's price. But you shouldn't worry with them, just as what bitcoin has shown. Bitcoin will recover as much as it has been affected by such FUDs. $ 65k is possible.
It is and that will be the next destination to break. |
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- Not trading at all, just HODL.
This works the best for me. I don't have to do a lot of things just for me to make some and earn some. The simple strategy of buying low and selling high is legendary. No need to be a pro trader or add some analysis that might help me. I just choose buy at lows and set a price when I want to sell. |
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Bearish already for you guys? just with some slips and dips, I don't find it to be bearish at all. There's more to go that awaits for this year and that won't conclude that it's already a bearish signal.
A reduction of $10k-$13k from the ATH of $58k isn't a lot, compare to the start of this bull run. On the same day on December 28th, 2020 bitcoin was $26,950. Just 2 months from today with the price of $45,100.
I am also of the same opinion. Now the price of bitcoin is over $ 46,000 and is slowly rising again. Compared to what we hoped to see over $ 20,000 just a few months ago, this is a huge increase that has never happened before. Of course, we cannot hope that bitcoin will continue to rise in value. Periodic corrections and significant drops are inevitable. However, this year is special for cryptocurrency. Most of it should be characterized by price growth. Therefore, now the fall may even be very significant. For experienced participants in this market, such a drop will be just a gift. Yup, historically speaking, this is one of a kind and a very huge uprise and people who are upset with the correction don't really appreciate the past few months of how much bitcoin was. They should look into that matter before telling that it's already done and there's no more rise that shall come. They're quick to give that opinion although everyone is entitled to give their opinions and so do we. We're now having that judgment that whenever bitcoin drops, we're very sure that it will recover afterwards. |
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The site loads slowly when I've visited for the first time but when I've tried it again, it's so quick. And why people has to register with email and not just give recovery phrases or seeds upon visit to your wallet?
When did oxis started to validate and provide the information that appears on your website about the total amount of assets managed? It's like you're the same as magnumwallet but they're no longer operational.
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Hey, that was a lot that you've shared. Thank you so much. So basically, when you posted a blog or an article on publish0x, you don't have to find any client for yourself but them is likely the client that you're working. Is that right?
That 2k views for $4, I think that's tolerable knowing that your blog will stay for long and will continue to give you passive income after being published. What's the beauty on this, is that you're enjoying making blogs with the passive income that you get once it's already posted.
yeah, I am trying to give other members information about opportunities and income streams as a (small) blog owner. yes, you are right, you can post anything (mostly about crypto) in publish0x. but, I only post an article from my clients, because I don't have to make a new article, just copy and paste. I am too lazy to make an article. as I said, I am a passive blogger. Imagine if you are an active and consistent blogger, you could get more money. tips: you can contact the team of a project, and ask them if you are allowed to publish their article on publish0x. copy-paste-publish-earn. On average, my CPM on Coinzilla is around $2. So, that money I got from Publish0x views is tolerable. you can check this thread for more info about website/blog monetization: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5285757.0I understand your strategy and that's a good one if you're asking your clients to have it publish on any platform as you wish. You're the writer and you've paid doing the job and at the same time, you're just going to ask their permission to post it into a platform where you can monetize it. And at the same time, that's another reach and viewership and exposure for your client. That's really a clever passive income stream. |
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Bearish already for you guys? just with some slips and dips, I don't find it to be bearish at all. There's more to go that awaits for this year and that won't conclude that it's already a bearish signal.
A reduction of $10k-$13k from the ATH of $58k isn't a lot, compare to the start of this bull run. On the same day on December 28th, 2020 bitcoin was $26,950. Just 2 months from today with the price of $45,100.
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Who can provide professional assistance and support in organizing mutually beneficial relationships with investors.
Is this just about communicating with your investors and giving them up-to-date news and announcements regarding your project's progress? If you can't find a service provider here. Search through LinkedIn where you might find the PR team and people that may work for you. Btw, what's your company and other details? |
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This guy is totally out of his mind. I don't know where he's getting all of the strength and courage for doing such a thing. Looks like he's serious with what he's doing.
He should just give up and forget about the attention that he's asking because he's getting what he wants. Well, if he's the real satoshi he just pulls those million bitcoins to cover whatever mend he's asking, and thus, there are still those forked coins that he can just simply take. He's on another level of attention seeking.
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They have an active thread on this section and they're replying whenever there are players that are posting there. They also are posting updates about their promos.
If there's no notice from them, send them as well a direct message, and let's see how they will respond to your concern. Just explain properly what has happened.
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Let me keep it simple. A bitcoin halving occurs every 4 years and in every bitcoin halving the block reward decreases by 50%.
As bitcoin halving occurs the amount of bitcoins in circulation increases. This means that there are lesser amount of bitcoins left to be mined.
This in turn spikes up the bitcoin market since more number of people starts to accumulate as much bitcoins as they can.
About the correlation of bitcoin halving and bull run, this is the explanation OP. Rewards decreases that miners get while difficulty increases and in return of that, the effect is to increase in price. The law of supply and demand can be the other explanation for its correlation to bull run. And in other words, once halving occurs, getting bitcoin is getting harder and becoming more scarce. |
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