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Quote from: firasbc on March 24, 2018, 11:06:38 PM

With the imposition of crypto currencies a new reality on the international investment scene, the views of international investors varied among the supporters and opponents of the circulation of the most known digital currency "bitcoin" in the middle of the enthusiasm of digital investors to make a quick profit on the one hand and warnings And the fears of experts on the other hand about the bitcoin future trading that may not normally appear in traditional investments.

In view of the movement of the bitcoin, from its inception until now fully aware that we face the possibility of bursting bubble price at any moment, and the reason for the lack of real value of this currency compared to currencies traded in dollars, there are assets behind the currency such as gold or minerals, material as a real estate sector in addition to the absence An organized governmental body for trading this currency.

Bitcoin is a technological solution for our progressive and innovative times. It seems that as a competitor to traditional providers of money transfers will be without a doubt, especially in times of economic crisis and falling confidence in the banking system.

In terms of security, bitcoin is much more developed than standard payment methods. The comfort of use is ensured by a decentralized network, which nobody controls top-down: this means that coins can not be easily used. It is therefore worth taking a little interest in what creaks in the crypto-grass. Not everyone has to spend their days in a mine or on a virtual stock exchange in order to enjoy the greatest technological invention of the last few years.

Quote from: altcoinanalyst1 on May 19, 2018, 09:25:54 AM

I have seen many news about banks banning bitcoin from using. But I think bitcoin is a great technology and future assets, and its a great opportunity for banks also to use bitcoin as a contribution. My question is why does they ban it rather than use bitcoin ?

In the agreement with the bank for keeping the account, there is no record on the prohibition of cryptocurrency trading. In addition, it is not unlawful to own or sell cryptocurrencies. The law in no way refers to this variety of money.

From this point of view, cryptocurrency should be treated by the bank in the same way as carrot trade, postage stamps or anything else that can be traded under the law. If it were different, it would mean that we have a kind of "banking self-censorship". Very dangerous, because it means that banks can make an appointment and de facto "de-legalize" a service by saying bills to people who use this service.

Quote from: laros212 on April 20, 2018, 12:08:44 PM

Many bounty campaign give token..often token bounty has not been paid .. you already exist in the market .. after the price paid it down drastically ... if we hold the token .. later will be able to rise or even added down the price of token bounty

Keeping such tokens for a long time is always risky. Such toney often appear quickly and they disappear from the market just as fast. I sell most of it at first.

Quote from: thetruth123123 on May 19, 2018, 08:23:00 PM

Where did you found that statistics? I would say from my experience, that there is really many of the great projects comming out recently

How confident are you that these great projects will be profitable? I was taking part in a good project last time. After retaining the prize tokun was useless ...

Quote from: brawdias on May 18, 2018, 06:56:30 PM

Always heard that Switzerland is a great place to livve and now they are leading at this too

https://cointelegraph.com/news/switzerland-first-in-ranking-of-top-10-most-blockchain-friendly-countries-in-europe

As for me, Aunstralia. Until recently, Australia was not such a friendly place for cryptocurrencies at all. In Sydney and its surroundings, there was a tax on the purchase of cryptocurrencies as well as transactions with them. What's more, in 2015, the Bank closed major local startups that dealt with cryptocurrencies by major Australian banks.

In May this year, double taxation of virtual currencies was lifted. Australian senators argue that the lack of Bitcoin in Australia as an official payment instrument definitely weakens the competitiveness of the local financial market. They argue that their country can no longer compete with Asians in the field of cheap products and services. It is therefore necessary to take up the challenge in the financial sector by including crypto currency in the official currency.

It turns out that along with changes in the banking sector in 2015, start-ups related to bitcoin and blockchain have decided to move to countries where more friendly legislation is in force.

Quote from: semobo on April 12, 2018, 12:05:24 PM

Few hours before the price of bitcoin was at $7000 but suddenly there is a huge price bump over $1000 and it causes the bitcoin price to go up 17%.And it happened in other cryotocurrency prices as well it is an whales action or what?

But it is good to see the price now.

The fall in the price of Bitcoin may be the result of the deterioration of the general sentiment, including by the actions of the authorities of South Korea, which recently suggested the idea of significantly reducing the trade in cryptocurrencies. Bloomberg, Finance Minister Kim Dong-Yeon, quoted by Bloomberg agency, said that "the closing of cryptocurrency exchanges is still an option," but this matter requires a "serious" discussion between the ministers.

On the other hand, two stock exchanges in the US (CBOE and CME) in December opened futures trading on Bitcoin. Shortly after, the price of the most known cryptocurrency increased to nearly 20,000. dollars.

However, now the launch of contracts could also become one of the reasons for stopping earlier spectacular increases in Bitcoin, as the number of institutional investors involved in Bitcoin turnover has increased. The contracts allow you to use trade strategies that are also focused on Bitcoin's price drops.

Quote from: joms123 on February 21, 2018, 12:49:02 PM

Hello guys, I have a friend who told me about BITCOIN MINING.

What do you think? Is it worth it ? Buying Hardwares / Mining Rigs and plus the TIME to be consume.
I'm not even familiar with it , so I'm probably asking for advice on for those old miners.

Electricity here in PH is so expensive. Do you have some tips and tricks?

Thanks in advance guys ! Wink

The profitability of "mining" BTC depends on several factors:

BTC price expressed in currencies;
costs of "digging" (ie costs of concluding a contract or building your own "mine");
the degree of difficulty of "digging" (which increases with time);
the period left until the day the prize for "digging" is reduced by 50%.
At the same time, profitability should be considered not in relation to currencies (ie BTC valuation in currencies), and in relation of costs to daily "spoil". As Dr Deutsch points out, the argument that the increase in the valuation of cryptocurrencies compensates for the drop in the profitability of its extraction is misconceived.

- Those who think so, make a mistake. What is another is the increase in the BTC valuation expressed in the currency of Fiat, and what is the profitability of extraction. To participate in the increase of the BTC valuation in relation to the fiat currency, it is enough to buy a cryptocurrency, you do not have to "dig" it. To estimate the profitability of extraction on a current basis, it must be counted in BTC, not in the paper currency. Even if the initial mining costs were incurred in the currency of the fiat, then for the same money "miner" could acquire simply BTC units ...

Quote from: worldtraveller321 on April 21, 2018, 12:49:04 AM

Everyone hear the news, seems in Europe the so called powers that be want to put more regulation
for anyone who uses an exchange there to trade etc, they want to know who you are and when you are using the exchange for transactions in crypto.
so much for using the block chain and having a hidden ID in a transaction
must be a tactic to tax everyone in crypto?

anyone else read this? thoughts? its on cointelegraph.

something we dont want but who knows eh

So far, no one has any influence on BTC, I know that it is very distasteful for the governments of various states. BTC is independent. Therefore, it is often blocked.

Quote from: happistarjp on May 16, 2018, 10:07:44 AM

So I recently read and article about FedEx Corporation is investing in blockchain. What do you think will be the effect of this in the crypto market? Do you think big companies will also follow what FedEx did?

It's a very good investment so why are you surprised? Companies have much more money than people. This is a very good move.

One of the reasons for the ban on the operation of Bitcoin stock exchanges was the lack of appropriate licenses that are required for the legal functioning of virtual currency exchanges. In addition, all operations on cryptocurrencies took place across borders and beyond any financial supervision, which could be used for money laundering and the creation of financial pyramids.

Another reason could be the model of the functioning of cryptocurrencies; high potential instability and significant fluctuations in rates. We would like to remind you that in the spring of 2017 - 1 Bitcoin (BTC) could be purchased for approximately PLN 4,000. In September of the same year - even for 17 thousand zlotys. People who made the investment in spring - they could count on a 4-fold return on investment!

Continuing, the cryptocurrency exchange market as it is above financial controls - may be susceptible to manipulation. For example, people with large amounts of cryptocurrencies may have an impact on trends and their prices. In addition, not all on-line cryptocurrency exchanges had sufficient security features and the ability to verify the identity of their users. Taking over user accounts and their devastation were observed, for example, at the stock exchange Mt. Gox or in the DAO project.

Increasingly, professor Yang Dong speaks at matters related to cryptocurrencies, who lectures at one of the Chinese universities: the University of Renmin. Recently, he has spoken at workshops in which representatives of the People's Bank of China, who control the state's monetary policy, took part.

Has anyone already received the prize for bounty?

Quote from: WhiteManWhite on May 14, 2018, 07:46:59 PM

Quote from: mriansa on May 12, 2018, 09:22:46 AM

Hallo everyone, there is some information about bounty payment, I see in telegram all participants are required to send email to support@sp8de.com to receive bounty payment with format

Bitcointalk Name:
Bitcointalk Profile Link:
Which Campaign you in:
ERC-20 Wallet Address:

Hopefully this information useful, if you need more info can direct to Official sp8de: https://t.me/sp8de

Regards

I sent a letter with my data to this address and received such an answer:

"Hello!
The third-party bounty management which is not under our control still have to sign some documents in regard of bounty distribution. They are really slow with this and we are still waiting. They are aware that they have to hurry up.

Sincerely,
The Sp8de Team"

I got the same. Whatever it means...

Quote from: RothsCoin on May 12, 2018, 03:53:44 AM

How Bitcoin is doing?

Despite a short recovery a few days ago, chart analyzes still show that bitcoin (BTC) is still in a state of volatility and is on the edge of falling now. The current price of BTC is: $8.483,55

This cryptocurrency has broken the downward momentum on last Wednesday, due to a divergence of the RSI and also showed a pullback from the recent high of $ 9,990 ended at a low point of $8,980
.
The momentum break could give investors more hope for a stronger move towards the goal $9,767 (April 25 highs) or even higher, $10,000.

However, the price has stopped at around $8.483,55 dollars in the past 15 hours and is a challenging task to break through it at this point.

RTC
Rothscointeam

In the end, the answer to the question "where the price of bitcoins comes from" and why it is worth so much, you can say that it is ultimately worth as much as people buy and sell it. This is often just as much a matter of human psychology as economic calculation. Do not let emotions dictate your actions on the market; this is best achieved by defining and sticking to the strategy. If your goal is to collect Bitcoin, it is a good idea to set a fixed amount every month to buy bitcoins, regardless of the price. Over time, this strategy (known as dollar cost averaging) will allow you to accumulate bitcoins at a decent average price, without the stress associated with attempts to predict sometimes wild fluctuations in the price of Bitcoin.

Quote from: Alanpigi80 on May 13, 2018, 08:48:21 PM

If I have to put my investment in safety, I'd rather choose gold because its value is known by everybody. Bitcoin is more useful for speculations and have a higher risk

The amount of gold in the frame is over. Second thing, do you know someone who made a lot of money by investing in gold? Because I do not. Investors in BTC know a lot of such people.

Quote from: BCEX on March 27, 2018, 02:06:48 AM

In the G20,approval of the Bitcoin is 15 countries,more than the half,
in this view,we still have the faith in Bitcoin,
at the moment,maybe someone said the death of Bitcoin is in the China,because the China is the only one who makes Bitcoin illegal,
So,the death of the bitcoin will come ture ?
what is your predict about the future of the bitcoin?

The Russians also want to fight bitcoins

Also, the Russian central bank initially announced the fight against bitcoins, recognized by the authorities as illegal and accused of allowing money laundering. The changing market position of the authorities was influenced by the growing market of virtual currencies. On Friday, Russian Finance Minister Anton Sihananov announced his intention to regulate the trade in cryptocurrencies with the participation of Russian citizens and enterprises.