First and foremost i would like to mention that I am betting long term on Bitcoin. I think Bitcoin will have a decline but I think it will rise again after this drop. Prices have rallied so rapidly in the last few months that the cryptocurrency market cap has grown to over $2.2 trilion, up from about $200 billion this time last year. It has been a great year so far and many coins have risen substantially. For those that did buy early you're now experiencing solid profits.

But, Bitcoin is still on my "watchlist", its growing the most in a healthy growth pattern now.

So, buying cryptocurrencies at Robinhood is just like on the PayPal or Revolut? You can only trade with them but you can't withdraw them to an external wallet. Is that correct?

You forgot to mention that he thought Satoshi Nakamoto was actually Steve Jobs and all the coding was done by Steve Wozniak. Also, he wonders if he can mine a block with a desktop computer and that diffuculty should be reset to 1.

And a few more stupid questions.

We can't expect the idiot to understand simple financial and economic terminology if he can't even figure out how to use the forum. He can't even reply to his own thread, so he starts a new one. Pathetic...

It's all about the money.
I'm sure the CZ has no reservations about listing a rival project if it sees the potential for additional revenues. Take, for example, ETH, which is the key rival to his BNB network, and he still keeps market trading pairs in relation to ETH.
It's a good business for Binance as long as the users are happy.

It must be a glitch in the matrix source code. Have you reported the bug to the Creator?

The one thing that bothers me about pigeons, is that if there is one, there are three more - by the dozens.
I do not really want to get rid of all of the pigeons - but I think I have had enough of the ones that live in my back yard. I have talked to a few people about this problem, and they think that it is best to just cut out the food supply, as that is what you normally do when you are trying to get rid of them.

The problem is that I cannot get rid of the ones that live in my neighbor's yard as their food is right there.

Yes, all the addresses assigned to your wallet can be used again. They never expire, and you can see them by choosing the "Addresses" tab in the Electrum user interface (desktop version). You'll find that in some addresses it says "receiving" and in some "change", but that doesn't mean anything, and you can use "change" addresses to receive as well.

According to the latest announcement, Binance will list the Coinbase Stock Token on their platform.


It should be noted, however, that the Coinbase Stock Tokens will not be available to all. Users living in China, Turkey, the United States, and other restricted jurisdictions will be unable to trade COIN.

You didn't have to open a new thread because we already have a discussion on this topic.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5329345.0

I guess it's best to move your argument there and lock this topic.

Yes, some people believe cryptocoins are ponzi schemes. But they aren't. Why? Mostly because they are legitimate investments which give you a legitimate return. If you believe Bitcoin is a ponzi, then all asset classes should be considered as ponzi schemes. If you don't know what asset classes mean, google it.


I remember reading an article in a business magazine recently. Anyway, one quote stuck with me:
"It is not always easy to explain why assets become expensive, but this does not mean that every risk in the market is about to burst."

According to nonnewsledger.com, Top 10 Reasons for Crime are:

• Poverty. This is perhaps one of the most concrete reasons why people commit crimes.
• Peer Pressure. This is a new form of concern in the modern world.
• Drugs.
• Politics.
• Religion.
• Family Conditions.
• The Society.
• Unemployment.
• Deprivation.
• Unfair judicial system.

So, as we see, religion can help to reduce crime rates in a particular community, it is also one of the world's top causes of crime. Religious fervour can incite feelings of aggression towards those that do not share their religious beliefs.

Yes, Bitcoin at 69k on 4/20 is more important than Bitcoin at 100k on any given date. Fingers crossed!

We are about to see a massive rally. I wish to state from the start that I am not calling for bitcoin to explode to $100k anytime soon. I think that the rally will be sharp and well-supported. But before you can consider a sale, I think you should consider how high you are willing to sell at.  Once you have decided on this point, then you can make your decision.

It is going to be interesting to see what happens in the second half of 2021.

Crime happens in all communities. It happens in rich, middle-class and poor neighborhoods, suburban and rural communities. Religion is a tool to control people and not a means of addressing the social problems we face. Any religion that claims to have the power to prevent suicide, murder, molestation, rape or discrimination of any kind is false. We should look elsewhere for a solution to the problems the community is facing.

Let me get this straight. You claim that the account was stolen from you because you allegedly financed the loan where that account was collateral?

Then how do you explain that both accounts were identified as part of the same account farm and a tagged for cheating in bounty campaigns and spamming (as dkbit98 has already mentioned)?



https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=410526
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=75386

Explain, please, what does the internal transactions of a centralized currency exchange have to do with the blockchain transactions?
If you don't know how exchanges work, don't comment. You're just showing the level of your ignorance. No wonder you can't take advantage of this phenomenon.

Based on what you've written in this forum so far, I have just one suggestion: don't overlook the value of basic education.
No brain, no gain. Stay in school.

I'm surprised this video has made it to the media at all. The security camera is obviously in the same building as the witnesses to this heinous crime, so I wouldn't be surprised if the video was magically lost or otherwise inaccessible.

Every day, we see more and more hate crimes, and the only way to stop them is for all of us to work together. It is not enough to rely solely on law enforcement because, in most cases, their response is too late. I understand that someone may not want to put themselves in danger because they are afraid, but the very least he could do was assist the victim after the assault. Furthermore, he could take a smartphone and photograph the attacker, which would aid police in identifying him.

@rc4739, I took the liberty of looking at your history on a bitcoin forum, so let's recap:

is there someone holding  bitcoin from early 2010
The whole idea of Bitcoin is by Steve Jobs...
can we just reset the diffuculty level back to 1
Is bitcoin for speculation only?
Why did you buy bitcoin?
I think Bitcoin is the biggest bubble and ponzi in the universe

So I wonder what's next? Do you have any other stupid ideas?

You don't seem to have any respect for this community and seem to be simply trolling around. Am I right?
Prove me wrong.

Nope. Or it not until now at least. That's why he said "the biggest bubble and ponzi in the universe"! 


Nah, let us simply refer to it as "bubble and ponzi". That way, we can skip all of that techno babel.