Ano na ang nangyayari sa social media natin. Sobrang dami ng mga content creator at live streamer na dating ML at other games focus na ngayon ay gambling na ang pinopromote.
Halos mga gambling ads na dn ang lumalabas sa wall ko dahil yung mga dating streamer na pinafollow ko ay puro gambling na ang nilalive. Kakapanood ko lng kanina kay Hypebits at Dogie na gambling na ang livestreams tapos sobrang greedy maglaro kaya sobrang dangerous nito kung mapapanood ng mga bata.
Hindi ko alam kung kailan ito nag umpisa pero nagulat ako kung bakit nagkaganito na ang mga streamers. Hindi na ba patok mga online games kagaya ng ML?
Matagal na yan nangyayari sa atin, noong kalakasan pa ng pandemic mas madaming mga content creators ang tumanggap ng mga ganyang deal dahil mas mabilis ang pera at mas madaming pinoy ang nahahype sa gaano kabilis daw kumita ng pera. Pero sa totoo lang hindi nila sinasabi na literal na sugal ang pinopromote nila kaya kahit mga bata na nakafollow sa kanila ay nagsa-sign up pa tapos may pa gcash pa sila kaya madaming nagreregister tapos kapag andun na sila mismo sa website o app, mahihikayat na silang maglaro. Malaki kasi bayad kapag isasama lang sa video ng mga content creators, nakakita ako ng 3k pesos para lang sa 30 seconds, meron pang 60k pesos tapos syempre mas malaki yan kung mas malaking channel o page kung saan sila magkakaroon ng exposure. Kaya kay dogie at iba pang mga kilalang content creators tapos nila-live nila mismo, malaking pera yan na sa isang live puwedeng 100k+ pataas ang bayad sa kanila. Kung kilala niyo si Von Ordona, hindi siya nagpopromote ng sugal pero yung engineer na gagawa sana ng bahay nila na nagbayad na siya ng 8 milyon pesos ay nalulong sa sugal at naubos pati pera ng iba pang mga client niya. Sana lang maging responsable ang lahat, mapa promoter man o maging audience. |
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mukhang malaking company yata sila at kaya napansin na rin ng SEC.
Sa totoo lang matagal na yang etoro na yan. 2008 pa lang nakikita ko na yan sa internet at malakas talaga sila ads kahit dati pa kaya tumatag din sila tapos sinabayan pa ng adoption ng crypto na puwede na din magtrade sa kanila kasi ang strength nila dati pa ay US markets at iba't iba pang mga markets tapos parang sa kanila din ata nagsimula yung copy trading. Another na naman ba ito sa mga ma block?
Sinong merong experience sa pag trade dito, kumusta naman? hindi ko masyadong na explore ito kasi Binance lang talaga ako, pero curious lang din ako kasi nakikita ko ito lage, share your experience mga kabayan, and thoughts sa sabi ng SEC.
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Another block talaga yan at sunod sunod na yan sa mga exchanges mapa US stock markets ang dinideal o crypto basta unregistered, dadalihin ng SEC natin. Pero kung tutuusin, sabi ko nga dati pa talaga yang company na yan na nago-operate at dahil hindi kilala ang trading dati, hindi sila big deal. Ngayon na malaking pera ang kinikita nila sa mga pinoy traders saka sila napansin. |
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It's because the local exchanges have a larger spread and the rates are better with Binance. Can't control the minds of the people if they say that for real and they're everywhere if there are news on it that are posted on social media, mostly swarmed by our fellow countrymen that don't like the decision but anyway, there's a new update that even the app will be banned soon.
I quite understand you and also share in the pain of the Philipines, but, I repeat, your country must come first. I share in the pain because it happens in my country too. The P2P initiative and even the direct internal transfer to our bank account from Binance and other exchanges are the best, they have the Buying and Belling prices that are good with a very ridiculous spread in most cases. This means that you part ways with a very little amount of money if you Buy today and Sell tomorrow, or Sell today and Buy tomorrow. This obviously put an end to the undue dominance of the local exchanges that I can only term "Rippers and Extortioners." I started using the local exchangers services many years even before the introduction of Bitcoin and I've exchanged a whole lot of different digital assets with them. The service is always the same, even as they dominate the market in the manner of no competition but for ripping purposes. Crypto exchanges however put an end to that. For you to understand how bad it was in my country ($), imagine, quoting the Buying price of an asset to be $2,000 and the Selling price to be $1550, leaving us with the Spread/Charges of $450. Is that not wickedness? That's what the government is forcing us into again. Well, let's just take it as collateral damage, a price that must be paid before exchanges do the needful, because our governments are not at fault here, they are only demanding for their rights. Yeah, I understand that mate. The country should go first and they should operate legally here in our country for our government to get some benefits from getting liquidity, and trading activities in our region. I've read that Binance isn't doing any necessary action and it's from the one of the staff of our SEC. I don't know if he's saying real stuff about the compliance but that's what I've read somewhere with his statements regarding this issue of Binance and soon they're going to do actions of banning the access to the app too. They're right, they're just doing the right thing that the country has no benefit at all unless Binance really does. Honestly, I was in hope that they're taking necessary actions but hearing that, it just broke my expectations.  |
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Bro, above all reasons, sentiments, wants and wishes, your country must come first. Damn what the citizens are saying about it or the benefits they get from Binance, the exchange cannot reap from the country and not remit the needful taxes for the benefit of the country. It is either they allow the fortune to be well distributed among the concerned parties, or they forget about the relationship with your country. It is never too much for your country's government to ask from an exchange. But it was certain Binance didn't want to cooperate with them after giving them enough time and even extending the grace by an extra month. They seem to want to gain ALL which is so selfish.
Also, they might be afraid of the money laundering activities that could be uncovered if they allow the country's government to oversee a lot, which is normal. You can see what is happening with the US branch of exchanges and how they uncover a lot of cheating, price manipulation and illicit financial flows. I wonder how rotten the global branches of these exchanges would be. It would be so unspeakable, is this what a responsible government would allow to be going on unabated despite having a link to their country?
It's because the local exchanges have a larger spread and the rates are better with Binance. Can't control the minds of the people if they say that for real and they're everywhere if there are news on it that are posted on social media, mostly swarmed by our fellow countrymen that don't like the decision but anyway, there's a new update that even the app will be banned soon. Any updates on this one?
In regarding on the ban, is it possible that they could really be able to ban on accessing Binance through their app? Im still able to access Binance via app or this ban didnt push through.?
SEC does really love on trying out to stir things up specially on Philippines where government officials are really that corrupt. They do really always loving on stirring up in regarding
about cryptocurrency dealings just because they cant really be able to extract out taxes on which people do really skip out on doing so.
If they would really be tending to ban it completely then people would really be making use of VPN but of course it would really be something that
risky for the users side which we know that once banned then accessing would really be indeed a violation.
They're pushing it through. https://bitpinas.com/regulation/sec-binance-app/ |
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Isa ako sa nalugi dahil kay axie. Ni piso walang nabalik sa akin kasi puro hold nagawa ko nung may value pa kasi nag aakala na tataas pa.
Ayun luging lugi pero may hold ako na ronin, slp, axs. Ginawa ko nalang remembrance. HAHAHHAHA
di ka nag iisa dyan kabayan , andami kong kakilala an hindi nakinig sakin na ilabas na nila mga holdings nila bago mag december pero since patuloy ang pag angat eh kumapit sila kaya ang ending? katulad mo remembrance nalang ang mga coins na hawak nila haha. kaya sila ang mga unang tao ma matutuwa once nangyari etong second wave ng axie pero tingin ko malabo pa sa sabaw ng Sinaing mangyari to , kasi sunog na talaga sa mga investors ang axie . Madami pa ring ipit hanggang ngayon kasi bumili sa peak price ng Axie at isa din ako sa mga yun. Katulad ni jelly, parang ganun na din nangyari sa akin na ginawa ko nalang din remembrance yung mga naiwan sa akin na mga axie pero sa mga tokens na yan ron, axs at slp, pinagsama sama ko tapos naka stake nalang at baka sakaling dumami kapag tumaas taas ang presyo ng mga tokens na yan pero majority nasa ron nalang din ako dahil hindi pa naman yan dumaan sa bull run di tulad ng axs at slp. Kung sa mga NFT games, may mga dumating pero huwag kayong maglaro tapos magi-invest kayo. Kaya dapat kapag naglaro ulit kayo ng mga nft games ay dapat nilalaro niyo talaga at ineenjoy niyo kasi sayang yung motivation na kikita ka ng tokens nila. |
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Yes, our country has banned the access to Binance and this was raised since last year of November by SEC. But after the deadline given for 3 months, they didn't banned it immediately but just a day or two ago they did pushed for the ban. Most of the ISPs that we've got have totally banned to doing a visit to Binance's website and there's this message when I've first tried accessing it yesterday that I might be reported to the authorities. But upon paying a visit today, it's just a total domain error. I guess that our government just want a chunk out of the fine they've made with the US SEC as our government tries to acquire as much taxes that they can for the funding of a newly proposed government investing program.
PS: The Binance app is still accessible for some locals.
I must say that I love what the government of the Philippines is doing, the situation is similar to that of Nigeria but the steps taken by the Philippines' government are mature and polite. This is the right way to tackle the situation, unlike the Nigerian government's approach. I've said it, if my government handled the situation well to demand their right in the right way, I will be the first to support them and stop using Binance immediately even if they do not block access to their domain. The Philippines' government had tried enough to give it time even though it may not be appropriate to include the US government in this context. It is their right to make Binance or any other companies accountable just like what the US did. This will help them to know the inflow and outflow, curb money laundry and be able to get their correct tax. While that's true that the PH SEC did the right thing of informing of their plans several months ago but most of the citizens didn't like what they did because it's known that there are a lot of users in here. Not that the company will earn big from the citizens and give the government nothing, that is bad. Now, the awkward thing is that, just like yours, they banned the domain in my country but the app is still working. That's ill indeed. Till today, I still have access to the Binance app despite my country's ban of the Binance domain for over a month.
And that's the same here, despite the domain ban. Many are still able to connect and access through the app so I guess our NTC did just banned the domain and not the entire thing that's related to Binance and only them can do the rest. They basically made it impossible for Australians to deposit at Binance. The big four banks here have stopped the ability to deposit to Binance.
To be fair, this is a good thing. Binance is a dodgy exchange (like many); you should only have your coins in a wallet. Don't gamble them through an exchange.
I agree to you with that, that we should only have our coins in our wallets. But compared to our local exchanges, Binance seems better in many aspects. |
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Hindi ganito yung nae-experience ko sa gcrypto kundi yung sudden na pagkakaroon ng maintenance. Dahil si PDAX ang provider ng gcrypto ay di na ako nagugulat kapag magwiwithdraw o ioopen ko yang gcrypto sa gcash ko tapos may biglaang notification tungkol sa maintenance nila. Sa ngayun wala pa update natapat kasi sa mahal na araw ang issue ko at 5 days business days ang turn around ng bawat ticket, kaya hopefully ngayung Linggo dapat ma resolba na ito ang ga sagot nila ay puro generic buti na lang hindi malaking halaga ang na freeze pero nakaka worry pa rin gusto ko rin malaman ang buong story kung bakit na restrict ang account ko dahil bihira lang ako mag trade dito at fully verified ako.
Okay na siguro yan kabayan? Kapag mas malaking halaga, iwas tayo sa gcrypto kahit na mataas ang limit nila. |
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Chill lang kabayan haha. April fools yun. Relax lang dahil April 2 naman na din at tapos yung prank na ginawa ni theymoz kaya abang nalang tayo ulit next year kung magiging ano naman ba ang prank na gagawin niya.  ako nga naging LoudMouth eh and negative almost thousand merits hehee, pero since sanay na ako tuwing april 1 eh may pakulo ang forum eh hindi na ako nagulat , actually inasahan ko nga is mas worst pa pero mukhang naging comedyante si theymos this year, and sila flipone and loycev eh ginawa nyang certified shitposters . dami ko din tawa eh haha Haha, sa susunod baka mas nakakatawa pa yung gagawin niya. |
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PS: The Binance app is still accessible for some locals.
Asia, Europe, the average cases faced by Binance are almost the same, taxes and regulations, money laundering and so on in these regions, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao should think and act professionally in handling every problem that occurs with Binance, considering that Binance has now received a positive view from its users, is this the end of the exchange in the eyes of the public. But the thing now is, he's no longer part of Binance and he's not a CEO anymore. The new CEO is Richard Teng. The same problem never stops with the local government banning/closing Binance, currently in the Philippines, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, which other country will publish a ban on Binance, actually things like this are already saturated in seeing negative news about Binance, I just hope this is the last news we see and hope that in the future all parties involved have a positive solution to the exchanges operating in their respective countries.
As much as we're putting hope that this is the last negative news that we'd see. But every bull run we see dozens of these news from region to region with what the local government sees a need for them to address this to the exchange having some benefits with their citizens and not giving back or comply to their regulations for such licenses, taxes, etc. |
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If you are using a VPN, your ISP provider won't be able to see you're using Binance, except if you make some mistakes by trying to connect the exchange before launching your VPN for example. But a simple way to solve the problem definitely is to configure DNS-over-HTTPS protocol in your browser, there won't be any risk of any leak anymore and the speed of your connection won't be affected. Philippines' citizens don't even need a VPN to circumvent those restrictions if they use this protocol.
That's right, we can use VPN and still access Binance but many are hesitant in doing it because Binance might disable the account. But some of our countrymen have said that there's no problem doing that but even I, I won't do that. As for the DNS, you're right, there have been tutorials out there that were already spread about modifying it for us to still continue accessing Binance. Good thing that I have already pulled my balances there. I just missed receiving airdrops there at most times because it's effortless as long as you have stake your BNB into their launchpool/vault. |
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That's what we will tune out next. After hitting Binance, will our government chase the other international exchanges? We don't know but I'd agree about them being ignorant and incompetent.
According from a previous interview, they apparently have a long list For the other unregistered exchanges, the SEC said it still has a long list that will come out targeting them, but also doing a “wait-and-see” approach if they will register. But a wait and see approach sounds like it's not gonna happen anytime soon lol. The ban suddenly came out when no one has expected it to happen this on an instant although several months ago there was the warning already. The next exchanges to be issued a warning were obscure to me as well -- OctaFX and MiTrade, or are they supposed to be popular for the locals?
Nope, they're not popular at all but they're unregistered so they've tasted the first wave. If Binance still accepts customers from the Philippines, then people can still use it through VPN, even if the government bans the apps and websites. But Binance won't go against government rules to avoid problems. Are other exchanges still accessible there? If so, Binance may resolve the issue even if they need to pay a penalty. Because they won't leave their customers this way. I believe a lot of Binance users are from the Philippines, where Binance makes revenue. Is there any Binance reaction? I just heard the news but am still unaware of Binance's reaction.
The problem is Binance isn't telling a thing or two and we don't even know their stance or what actions they do. But with the access through app, I guess that they'd still be fine accepting and allowing Philippine residents to their exchange even if the ban was enforced. I wouldn't advise people that are from here to use VPN though. |
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What happens when you try to visit the exchange using a VPN service?
With the use VPN, it's still accessible. Have they (Binance) also banned users from the Philippines yet? There's another country the Binance banned from using their platform. If I recall well, it's Nigeria. Apparently, the arrested two of their executives. Imagine! I don't think that they'll ban us when many of our countrymen have said that they still got their funds on them. How about other platforms like Kucoins, coinbase, Bybit. Are they still accessible?
Yes, they're all fine except Binance. It seems more of targeting binance only but we don't know if they'll be next. It seems that binance is having more issues with different countries after CZ resigned as the CEO. Actually, CZ created many problems for the exchange he founded and now is the repercussion time. Is Binance still gonna be in existence in few years time? In my country, the government has detained some Binance executives. Removed Naira trading spot and deposit and withdrawal to with naira.
They're on the hot seat now and I think the issue is always on how compliant they are. They're not yet registered here and AFAIK, they are already doing something about it. Just to add some note here, there's one local exchange here that has a CEO now who's a former Binance executive.I guess that our government just want a chunk out of the fine they've made with the US SEC as our government tries to acquire as much taxes that they can for the funding of a newly proposed government investing program.
Even before the US imposed a huge fine for both CZ and Binance, Binance's situation in the Philippines has already been shaky, as it was in many countries all over the world. It has been investigated before. Binance has already been called out for operating illegally. This isn't about the US fining Binance. This is about the Philippine authorities being incompetent and ignorant. To a certain extent, Binance is suffering because it is popular. It is illegally operating, yes, but so are the dozens of other centralized exchanges. If Binance users would transfer to another centralized exchange, say, Bybit or KuCoin, can they do that? Yes, because these exchanges are still accessible to Filipino citizens even though they're all operating on an equal footing with Binance. That's what we will tune out next. After hitting Binance, will our government chase the other international exchanges? We don't know but I'd agree about them being ignorant and incompetent. So, it is more of a ban than non-compliance with legal legislation, Binance will soon try to comply with the order or try to negotiate better working conditions with the government, and if the government does not provide better alternatives, instead of trying to “secure Filipinos’ investment funds,” it will push them to use unknown services that may It leads many people to lose their money faster.
In general, I expect it will be similar to what happened in India, where some exchanges will comply, but if there is someone from the Philippines who has more details, it would be better.
That's right, the issue of Binance here in country is simple. We've got local exchanges and they're required to get a VASP license from our Central Bank. And that's what Binance needs to get for them to be operational here and be legal. Now, the application has been closed and no new company can take it as they've closed down the application last year IIRC. And AFAIK, Binance tried to apply for that but I'm not sure if they're able to make it before the deadline but with this action, it seems that they fail. Now, what I've heard is that there's still an option for Binance and that's to take any of those registered VASP licensed exchanges because some of them are no longer operational and our country had removed like 2-3 of those licenses from the registered. Maybe, our government or SEC will offer it to them but for at what price? That's why I believe that they're trying something to clean this mess. And I hate to admit it, corruption in our country is no longer a secret and under the tables have become normal when it's come to these processes. |
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Yes, our country has banned the access to Binance and this was raised since last year of November by SEC. But after the deadline given for 3 months, they didn't banned it immediately but just a day or two ago they did pushed for the ban. Most of the ISPs that we've got have totally banned to doing a visit to Binance's website and there's this message when I've first tried accessing it yesterday that I might be reported to the authorities. But upon paying a visit today, it's just a total domain error. I guess that our government just want a chunk out of the fine they've made with the US SEC as our government tries to acquire as much taxes that they can for the funding of a newly proposed government investing program. The SEC Has Officially Banned Crypto Giant Binance in the PhilippinesWriting to the NTC, SEC chair Emilio B. Aquino said, “The SEC has identified the aforementioned platform and concluded that the public’s continued access to these websites/apps poses a threat to the security of the funds of investing Filipinos.” The SEC in early March had also requested for NTC’s help in blocking access to other unregistered investment platforms such as OctaFX and MiTrade. PS: The Binance app is still accessible for some locals. |
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Kung sa pagpapatakbo lang ng gobyerno, ibang iba talaga ang presidente natin ngayon pero ayaw ko ng diskusyon tungkol sa pulitika dahil nakakainis lang. Tungkol naman sa crypto taxation, matagal na yan na nagkakaroon tayo ng ideya na posible talagang mangyari yan at nataon lang din na sa admin na ito ay halos lahat ng puwedeng i-tax, ay tinatax talaga nila. Masisipag na nga din ngayon yung BIR at madaming tinatax mapped dahil siguro nga sa pagpush ng gobyerno natin na humagilap ng puwedeng pagtaxan. Kung 15% ang magiging taxation, sobrang taas niyan at mas madaming mga nasa crypto at gagawa ng paraan para iwasan yan. Oo tax evasion o tax avoidance yan pero kasi ang idadahilan ng madami diyan ay sa ibang industriya nga hindi nila ma-taxan ng maaayos tapos pagdating dito 15%, masyadong malaki naman talaga. Sana lang matuto ang bansa natin sa ibang bansa na kahit hindi ganon kataas ang taxes nila, sulit naman sa mga serbisyo. Dito, mataas na nga ang taxes palpak pa karamihan sa serbisyo pero sa part ko naman, may nakikita akong kahit papano na pagbabago pero yun nga lang dahil sa pulitika at iba pang mga factors, nagmumukhang hindi kapansin pansin yung mga pagbabago. So dapat ngayon palang ay dapat magpayaman na tayo sa crypto hanggat kaya para makapagpundar na tayo bago paman maimplement yang taxation na yan. Di naman sa iniiwasan natin ang pagbigay ng buwis kundi sobrang laki lang kasi ng mababawas sa atin samantalang di natin sure kung saan mapupunta yung naibigay natin okay lang sana kung may magandang patutunguhan, eh paano kung pangfunds lang ng mga pulitiko yan sa pagtakbo nila sa election or kung anu-ano pang mga personal interest na common na nangyayari sa gobyerno natin diba? I am not against taxation to be honest as long as fair yung pamamaraan at di yung tayo lang yung target nila since yung iba sa mga pulitiko eh tax evader pa nga diba?
Wala pa ring lusot kabayan, may real estate taxes pa rin na yearly babayaran pero yun nga lang mas mababa naman at agree ako na hangga't hindi pa ganun kahigpit ay dapat may plano ka na paano mo maretain ang wealth mo sa crypto. |
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May puno't dulo sa ban na yan at normal lang ang competition at humantong sa ganito pero may legal battle. Hindi ko kinakampihan yung binance o yung nababasa ko na dahilan ng pag ban sa kanila pero okay lang yan. Maganda din talaga mag comply si Binance sa mga regulations sa bansa natin para maging legal silang nago-operate. May mga nababasa ulit ako na hindi pa tapos ang laban ni Binance at baka mag acquire sila ng license sa pamamagitan ng ibang mga nagpalist at may license na galing sa VASP at bibilhin nalang nila yun at presyo nalang at iba pang mga agreement. Pag vinisit niyo website ni Binance ngayon, automatically blocked na siya kapag Ph IP ang gamit.
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bitcoin is a future digital currency, i strongly believes that before BTC celebrate 50 years in existence at least one or two African countries is going to legalis it. because block chain network is expanding every day by day. and most of the countries in Africa have the knowledge BTC how it works.
I don't want to look forward for that long. 5-10 years is fine of wait and anticipation but thinking of 50 years and even for the last bitcoin to get mined is out of my radar. I don't know if we'll still be existing by that time and there will be more changes to economics and financial industry by that time. So, it's just best to focus on the current time and a little few years in the future but if that's what you think that it should get prepared for then good luck. You have no control over that long to the world and global changes. |
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I don't trust the website because the global parimatch website has been no longer active and if there are anyone like OP that can't prove any ownership of their website or just tries to copy the name of the website, then that's suspicious IMHO. It's best if OP can answer some questions in here because if you look and visit the global parimatch which let's say the genuine one, this is what it says now; We are sorry to inform that this website is no longer active But, I see some actual local domains that are still working but it's best for OP to give us some light about the situation of this casino. |
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This sucks, you've won a life changing amount and you're from a restricted country where rollbit doesn't support and has mentioned that residents of Belgium are not allowed to register. I think that you should just be honest with them and tell that you are from Belgium and you have never used any VPN and that should detect by their system that your IP from Belgium shouldn't be allowed to enter their waters. But then, you are at their mercy this time that it's up to them whether they'll allow you to just withdraw leave and ban you from accessing them with that account of yours or they will fully hold all of that money. I bet that you're thinking about having someone to register that account under their name and you'll share the money but the sudden change of IP and country residence will trigger their system too and that will make even your account more suspicious so, just be honest.
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Naranasan nyo na ba na masisi dahil sa Cryptocurrency, dahil sa dalawang scenario una ay dahil sa pag encourage mo na maginvest at nung mag invest ay bumagsak ang price kahit na iniform mo sila tungkol sa volatility ng market.
Oo naman, at tinawag pa ngang scammer dahil bumagsak ang market at kahit anong paliwanag ay di iniintindi yung paliwanag. Pero bago pa man sila mag invest, paulit ulit ko ng sinabi na hindi ko hawak pera nila at bahala ang market kung paano nila tignan kung papataas ba o pababa at wala akong kinalaman sa holdings nila, walang referral fee, etc. Optimistic sila sa simula pero noong nakita na nilang bumagsak, ako pa nga ang nasisi kahit sinabi ko na volatile at matindi ang galaw ng bitcoin na baka di nila makaya. Pero sa kabila naman niyan, may mga kaibigan akong nakikitang kumita sila at inalis na yung puhunan at yung mismong profit nila ang gumagalaw at masaya din ako sa kanila kasi naappreciate nila ako noong panahon patanong tanong sila sa akin. Pangalawa ay hindi mo nai kwento sa kaibigan mo ang tungkol sa Bitcoin at nung tumaas ang price ay tsaka mo lang na ikwento ang kita mo sa Cryptocurrency, gayung matagal na pala sya naghahanap ng mag aadvice sa kanya tungkol sa Cryptocurrency, nasisi ka nya dahil nag secret ka sa kanya ng tungkol sa Cryptocurrency.
Iwas na ako sa pagshare kapag bull run maliban nalang kung may magtanong. Karamihan naman sa nagse-share sa social media yung mga tipong bagong investor lang tapos nahahype pero saludo din ako sa mga influencers na pinopromote ang blockchain at cryptocurrency kahit na marami din sa kanila ang naligaw ng landas at nawala sa advocacy nila na sinimulan. |
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