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Low-level members need time to advance to senior members. There is always a process where low-level members publish high-quality articles, right?
Of course, some have quickly rose the ranks because of those. But you don't have to go that route if you prefer to take it slow and steady. For me, I'd just participate in discussions at my own pace and if people like them or find them helpful, they Merit. I agree with you. I also think so. Pay attention to your rhythm and don't care too much about ranking. If it is gold, it will shine everywhere. If you do something that contributes to the forum, even newbies will get attention. |
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Many other cryptocurrencies have been improved upon based on Bitcoin. In other words, Bitcoin must be inferior to them, but why is Bitcoin's value number one by far? Why is Bitcoin worth so much?  I really want to laugh when you say that Bitcoin is inferior to other cryptocurrencies. If you have understood the ten years from the birth of Bitcoin to the present, you would not say such stupid things. Bitcoin is the prerequisite for the survival of other cryptocurrencies. Without Bitcoin, there would be no cryptocurrency. |
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It is the other way around meaning people ignore low quality posts or treat them negatively and also the user making such posts will always be low rank. It is also extremely rare to see a low rank member make a high quality post because if they did they wouldn't remain low rank for long.
Low-level members need time to advance to senior members. There is always a process where low-level members publish high-quality articles, right? |
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Probably, when one accesses the forum for the first few days/weeks, one may be more inclined to view with more eagerness what higher ranked accounts such as Legendary members state. After all, they do have a bunch of shinny coins under their username and rank, and with a rank named Legendary, they must have been made so for a reason, right? When you wade the waters of the forum, after a while, you get to know who’s whow to a certain degree, and which profiles you trust more on their comments than others. Granted many of these are Legendary ranks, which comes as a derivate of the time dedicated to/on the forum, but there are also plenty of respectable profiles bearing all sort of ranks, some of which make a mark from the very beginning (careful with the traps though). Letting the glitter of the coins aside, and numbing the pompous connotation that some of the rank names have (top two ranks are a bit pretentious), you’re left with the posts and the content, and that is what eventually matters, regardless of the rank. Recently, I have spent a lot of time browsing the forum and found that there are a few legendary friends who are willing to help newcomers and are very active in the forum. I respect them very much. I remembered a few names: Ratimov, Loycev, Crytocurencyking, fillippone, Mk4, pooya87, DdmrDdmr, hugeblack...They can always point out the problem sharply.They deserve it. Thank you for your suggestions, I will try my best to pay attention to the quality of my posts. |
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I will have an unconscious admiration for legends, and feel that what they say makes more sense, even newbies say the same thing. I want to know if you guys feel this way  |
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Triffin Dilemma warns us that a monetary system that depends on the currency of a single sovereign country as its only tool in international liquidity will undoubtedly be trapped into Triffin Dilemma. And if we want to set a stable international settlement and currency system, super-sovereign currency is required to handle financial and trade settlements among countries in a fair and just manner. It cannot directly act as a single sovereign currency to participate in specific economic affairs. Briefly, it cannot be both an athlete and a referee.
Now maybe you'll understand why Bitcoin is the best choice for super-sovereign currency. The basic mission of Bitcoin is to become a world currency and an anchor in the economic and financial order of the entire world from the moment Bitcoin was created. It can naturally replace gold and become digital gold. In the end, we will gain a new global currency and financial system with Bitcoin as the kernel. Of course, that could be long, maybe ten or twenty years. But it will certainly come.
In fact, Triffin himself wanted to use the Triffin Dilemma to criticize the gold standard system and the pound-gold standard system, not the Bretton Woods system. But this does not prevent Triffin from perfectly predicting the collapse of the Bretton Woods system. The Triffin Dilemma warns us: The system that relies on the currency of a sovereign country as an international currency will inevitably fall into the Triffin Dilemma and collapse. Regardless of whether this currency can be exchanged for gold, no matter which country’s currency the currency is. Regardless of whether this currency is a national currency or an average of several national currencies, this will undoubtedly have an important enlightenment for our analysis of the future development of the international monetary system. |
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First of all the government must ensure the safety of the vaccine.
I think the reason people don't want to get vaccinated is because they are scared by the side effects of the vaccine (there are many deaths after vaccination).
It was so sad that he had escaped the virus infection but died of the vaccine.
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I am very optimistic that in the coming days of the week bitcoin market is going to make a significant upward movement that will make it price recover back to it all time price of $64k and there after recording a new all time high.
Isn't it always in a bull market? In addition to your feelings, do you have any data or news to support this new high? I don’t think Bitcoin is a bear market when it is falling, and a bull market when it’s rising.Looking at the trend in the long run, it is a bull market. |
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The only thing I've noticed is that when "newbies/junior members" open a thread, in most cases the did not leave any post after they've opened it.
They dont post a single "Thank you" after they got posts with answer to their question or a step-by-step guide with solution to problem they had.
Sort of a posting to get more activity on account.
I replied one post one by one to express my gratitude to the friend who provided help, but the posts were deleted by the administrator. |
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@OP, can't you do it in your tokenpocket wallet?
Oh man, you reminded me that I have to learn more about the wallet. As a result, I found what I wanted, and there is a swap function in the wallet, which can be converted to the public chain you want. Thanks a lot |
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I never heard that before and in my opinion if the software must be built in the wallet to make sure you can exchange your USDT safely. You need to send it into the centralized exchange site maybe you are looking the fastest way to exchange your USDT but believe me there's no software like this. It's better if you are using the convenience way to exchange your USDT.
The best way to exchange your USDT to the another coin that was supported by exchange site that will let you to exchange this coin to the USDT HECO.
This is my 2 cent. If you didn't wanna be affected by volatility and try the common way
Thanks for your advice. ;DIt seems that I can only follow the current method, at least this insurance. Why has no company discovered this demand? With the promotion of wallets, cross-chain conversions are often performed. |
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My wallet (Tokenpokect) has some USDT-BSC (chain), and I want to send it to USDT-HECO (chain). My current approach is to send USDT-BSC (chain) to a centralized exchange (for example, Biance), and then sent from Biance to the address of my wallet HECO (chain).
I heard that there is software for cross chain transfer. Have you used it before?
Is there a more convenient way?
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I think more and more institutions will invest in cryptocurrencies.
As well-known investment institutions and listed companies choose to invest in Bitcoin, it will be normal for government agencies to join in.
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I am not good at analyzing technical indicators. I rely on market trends, market sentiment, etc.
I think short-term traders need to look at technical indicator data, long-term investors only need to look at trends, and there are black swan events.
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Almost every country has such convenience in the last 3 years ir atleast after 2020 to avoid physical contact so they can ensure they are free from covid. Its good to know that you are enjoying the cashless economy but do they really have any benefits? The evil side of digital fiat economy is the inflation rate, governments don't even have to print notes, they can simply click a button to create billions.
At the very least, mobile payments have created conditions for digital currency.
Although digital currency is not equivalent to encrypted currency, the popularization of encrypted currency provides an environment and awareness.
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After a long break from the whole crypto stuff I saw that the everywhere seen ICO thing isn't a thing today anymore.
What happened?
ICO is outdated. Now exist in another way--Issue coins on Pancake and harvest. |
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To me, the reason I got involved to Cryptocurrencies / Crypto community is the blooming news and information on the media that raised my interests and curiosity to know more. As a normal man, I am interested with all the new things.... and love to learn what I don't know. including new technology, new gadgets... so what's yours?
May I ask which cryptocurrency you bought first? I am because my friends told me that cryptocurrencies can be invested in the same way as stocks. Later I discovered that cryptocurrencies are much more interesting than stocks. |
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Going back to the past, I just want to change one thing, that is, not to sell my bitcoins easily.
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Because of work, I need to live in China for a period of time. I found that China is the most widely used country for mobile payment. All aspects of life are cashless. You can go out for a day without cash, you only need a mobile phone. 1. Transportation Whether you take a bus, taxi, subway, plane, or train, you can buy an e-ticket, just buy it on your mobile phone, and then swipe the QR code to get on the bus. 2. Shopping Hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, even small street food shops, can pay electronically, and complete the transaction in a few seconds. 3. Transfer If I need to transfer money to a friend, I just need to pay him directly on the chat software, no matter which bank it is, it will arrive in a few seconds, and there will be no fee. Electronic payment is ubiquitous, which not only brings great convenience to life, but also lays the foundation for the launch of digital currency. People's ideas, habits, digital facilities, etc. prepare for digital currency.  I heard from a friend that a bar accepts BTC, LTC, and ETH payments. I really hope that in a few years, cash payments can increase Bitcoin payments. I haven't taken cash out for a month. It feels so amazing. |
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So I think bitcoin at its current price ($29,000 ish) is great buying but if people spread their buying out a little over time (next few months?) I think they will benefit even more.
Arguably with bitcoin on average doubling every year any time is good buying but now is a superb time to buy. And who knows when or if ever again the stars will be so aligned.
(this is not financial advice)
Now is the best time. Buy it once a month to spread the cost. As long as the holding time is long enough, there is no fear of bull and bear markets. |
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