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If I see potential in the project of course that I will hold it, but if there are too much shady things surrounding the devs of a specific coin/token I will probably directly sell them. Most of the times I find good projects tho and I'm holding for a long time.
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There are always few backdoors to use Bitcoin, even if it's banned in your country so you should not give up. The Bangladeshi community is not small and I'm sure that you guys have already few good workaround methods to continue trading crypto. Always be careful tho, because you know that if it's banned, the government can put you in jail for this.
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Bitcoin will not kill itself, also please don't trust these stupid articles from the mass media. They are out of content and now that BTC is low, they take advantage and think of stupid reasons why Bitcoin is "never going to go up again".
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China plays a very important role in the crypto world and everyone knows that some of the biggest Bitcoin investors/whales are from China indeed. Is this country controlling Bitcoin, is not an easy question to answer, but I'm sure that it has a very big influence on the crypto market in general. Not only Chaina, but whole Asia.
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Because we misinterpret a market crash as a loss. There is no loss unless we sell lower than what we paid for. When we keep a certain number of coins, this number does not change even during a crash. Only the value changes. But we can still regain the same value or even more during a recovery. This is what long term holders know which is why many of them are still holding up to this time.
Very well said. People interpret things differently, especially in the crypto world. Look what is happening right now with BTC. It jumped from 5700 to 6100 in like 2 minutes ... and people are telling me that this is the end of BTC LMAO what a joke  it's funny how everyone complains once the market is down and then they start FOMOing like crazy once it's bullish again. |
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Yes,I am agreed .In my opinion, cryptocurrency can help in business business. Because money is available through crypto can be used as capital for us to make business although not much as long as there is capital. In addition, it can encourage one to try more in improving the business.
I agree, it can't hurt a business to start accepting crypto payments, at least that's what I think. It will even make it uniquer right now, because not many businesses work with cryptocurrencies. |
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There is false fear about Bitcoin all around the media. I don't really care tbh, but the problem is that the newbies believe this sh*t and start panicking for no reason... It's disappointing that there is so much misinformation about cryptocurrencies going on, but we can't do anything about it... if you let yourself to be influenced by media bs, then maybe crypto is not your thing.
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We need to up these numbers! What is 3000? Nothing In my country for example they are all illegal for now and I can't understand the government why they are not allowing people to use them and note that it's a Tier 1 country lol. |
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Very good question OP, I give you that  This made me think now and I have no idea if I will prefer a bank over a Bitcoin investment. Asking the average Joe on the street, he will definitely tell you that Bitcoin is riskier asking me: I'd say 50/50 both have their risks, but the Bitcoin approach is for more crypto market knowledgeable people. |
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The recommended procedure is to use a different receiving address each time you receive funds. You have a couple of scenarios where people could find out:
1. If you send bitcoins from one of your addresses to another on a regular basis, one could come to the conclusion that you control both addresses.
2. If you receive funds in different addresses (0.5 BTC in X address, 0.5 BTC in Y, 0.5 in Z) and then send 1.5 BTC to another address, the blockchain will show that the funds came from these three addresses and so people will know that you control the three of them.
However, If you just create an address like you said and you're not really doing anything, then no there is no way to know unless they have your wallet.dat file.
That's the answer I was looking for, thank you! If I had merit I'd have given it to you Thanks again! |
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Hello everyone,
I was wondering if it's possible for other people to find if I have more than 1 addresses in my QT wallet?
Let's say I open my wallet and create a New Address, can people link this address to all other addresses that I have or I'm the only one who knows that? Thanks.
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It never too late to buy Bitcoin, especially now when the price is so low  I'm buying like crazy rn. |
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I agree with you, sadly not many people realize that... hopefully in the future they will realize the power of bitcoin and crypto in general.
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Hi!
Regarding 1) ... I would recommend you to open an account at bitstamp, one of the biggest exchanges here in the EU. They do support withdrawals to your bank account (though they dont list a lot of coins). Bitcoin.de had (back in my usage days) very high fees compared to other exchanges.
Thank you! Can someone answer question 2 for me. That's what bothers me the most :/ |
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Hello I have a question: Can I run masternodes from my PC if it's turned on 24/7 or the only option for running a masternode is through a VPS? Thanks
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80 - 6000
x - 7000
6000x = 560000
x = 560000/6000
x = $93,333...
Thank you mrcash02 that was really simple and easy way to calculate it ! I'll remember it for sure ! |
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Guys sorry for the most stupid question of all time, but I really suck at maths and have no idea how to calculate this, please any help is appreciated. Let's say I invest now $80 in BTC and 1 BTC costs $6000, how much will this investment be if 1 BTC reaches $7000 ? I feel embarrassed for asking this stupid question, but you guys are my only hope |
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