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4001  Local / India / Re: Binance finally integrated WazirX P2P (How good is it?) on: February 17, 2020, 03:40:34 PM
The first part is really good for Indians. Binance is a hugh liquidity exchange so I don't see issues there. But I am actually worried about the second part of the story.

I am not sure how my bank will react if I receive a credit from a known crypto exchange!! There has been reports that SBI and Axis bank has freezed few accounts in suspicion of crypto tie. That area needs to be clarified first!

Edit: I was so worried about Indian legislation around cryptos, I have never explored any Indian exchange for my trading needs. Now I realize Wazirx also added a p2p trading functionality which splendidly answered my doubt! It's a great progress indeed!
4002  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What if a significant inflation happen worldwide? on: February 17, 2020, 01:02:28 PM
The chance is very low to happen a significant inflation unless world war III or worldwide epidemic disease occur. Let's assume any of this happened. Will people likely to switch their fiat currency into bitcoin?
If that's what happened and people attempt to switch their fiat into bitcoin, there will be a chance of fiat currency become nothing of value.
PS- I don't want world war or epidemic disease at all. i am just thinking at what point bitcoin will take over the fiat currency system.

There are number of ways the world can employ to fight such things. Increasing interest rate is one of the major weapons to fight inflation. It will create different situations for different group of people. People who are living on interest, will be benefited and people who are paying huge loans like housing, will be hit! None of these scenarios will make fiat worthless! So put that possibility out of the equation.

But yes, such kind of scenario can give a good boost to cryptos like Bitcoin and assets like Gold because there will be a group of people who would want to safeguard their capital. Nothing more can be expected!
4003  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The Scammers behind HomeBlockCoin, CryptoAdSolution, Pagarex and other ICO's on: February 17, 2020, 05:47:03 AM
Even noname projects was able to collect 15+ millions. mad times was in crypto

This is where we need to change our own mindset. If people think that we need a token or a crypto for every single thing of our life, we are all set to transfer our funds to those scammers who made you believe that! They have duped a huge amount of money and I am not sure how they have done it! Probably they have bigger brains behind their activities who are hidden from the public eye.

Stop believing that we need cryptos in every areas of our life. We don't need a separate crypto to buy breakfast and a separate one to book your flight tickets. Tokenization of every asset is not required and it will eventually lead us to loose money! Understand this simple logic and stop investing in any ICO!
4004  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: First petition to lift CryptoCurrency Ban in Pakistan- your suggestions needed on: February 16, 2020, 05:37:53 PM
So I recently filed petition in a Pakistani court for lifting the ban on CryptoCurrency , please see if you can share ideas how to fight against Central Bank of Pakistan to get this ban lifted
https://www.bolnews.com/business/2020/01/waqar-zaka-appeals-shc-to-remove-ban-on-cryptocurrency-in-pakistan/

In that case, start following the Crypto Kanoon in various platforms like Twitter and Youtube. Below are their social media details,

Twitter: https://twitter.com/cryptokanoon
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8FCcWDNe2N8EfEiVd7AwtA

They are a group of lawyers who are fighting a similar case in India as well. Keeping in mind, the legislative framework of India and Pakistan are somewhat similar, it can help you immensely. They always update the details of the arguments that happened in each hearings so you may find that useful.
4005  Local / India / Re: Prime Minister of India rewarded youth for creating Crypto Price Tracker App on: February 16, 2020, 02:58:39 PM
I am gonna wait for the pro-bitcoin lobby in supreme court to bring the argument that developers and interested kids are making applications based on this technology and you are contemplating a complete ban.


Literally makes no sense! I am sure, the Prime Minister himself doesn't know anything about cryptos, neither his sidekicks! Our judiciary system is completely jacked otherwise our Prime Minister and Home Minister wouldn't have been acquitted from the case of Gujrat riot. If the judiciary system worked without any bias, Salman Khan would have been stayed behind bars. So I simply don't expect anything positive on the crypto case as well.

Government will do whatever they want to do and we as a common people, will only suffer! RBI literally sees cryptos as an evil of the decacde!
4006  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin Uptrend Broken on: February 16, 2020, 05:50:40 AM
It was really expected! The question was - when? From the past trends we have seen such kind of downtrends whenever the market goes up beyond expectation. Traders are just booking their profits so the supply increases suppressing the demand, which leads to such quick fall! And the trend also says, the bulls are usually back in picture quickly to reap the benefits. So, chill and watch!
4007  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: U.S. Planning Cryptocurrency Rules on Transparency on: February 13, 2020, 04:27:14 PM
Since it is an initiative by Fincen, we can safely assume that the regulation will give more power to legal authorities against the misuse of cryptos. It may also include the power to scrutinize crypto users and their transactions, especially when it talks about transparency!

US is slowly becoming crypto unfriendly country with its stricter rules and regulations. It seems like they are ready to loose important business opportunities in the future for the sake of stupid regulations relate to transparency! Well, some other countries will reap the benefit then!
4008  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ripple building a regulatory base – For the 'greater good?' on: February 13, 2020, 03:15:52 PM
On the contrary to the general trend of cryptocurrency market, Ripple always tried to work with regulated entities like banks or international currency exchange services worldwide. They have clients like Amex, Santander, Moneygram and even State Bank of India. So if I look from the business perspective, Ripple is going to do well in long run! So if you are planning to invest on ICOs, try Ripple instead.

On the other hand, Ripple owners keep on dumping huge number of coins to the market at certain interval to increase the supply. Just few weeks back, they have released coins worth 1.5 billion USD to the market. In future, they also have similar activities planned as well!

So decide accordingly!
4009  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Random coin picks experiment on: February 13, 2020, 01:37:59 PM

It will be round by round investments. Each round has own duration and profit goals. For now, I think about max 1 month and min 100% ROI. I wrote a script for choosing random coins (X) from the list of coins with mark cap >= 100m (Y). X is planned to be somewhere between 2 and 5 coins. I plan to distribute the budget evenly. The goal is to keep everything as simple as possible.

I appreciate any improvements and advice on my strategy.

I appreciate your courage mate! Please remember the golder rule of crypto trading - never invest anything that you can afford to loose! I hope you have kept a small budget for this experiment because it sounds really very risky!

As per the current coinmarketcap data, it seems like you will have around 70 coins to choose from so it will be a big gamble because market cap data is often deceiving. I will rather suggest you to use daily volume. If you choose among coins with 100 million daily volume, it will narrow down to 40 coins only. It will reduce the risk factor drastically down. Think wisely!
4010  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Traders be careful on: February 13, 2020, 10:31:36 AM
Trading signal providers are proven scam. There are people who have also started providing managed portfolio services where they are offering to trade on your behalf and share a percentage of profit. My discord account is full with such non sense invitations. I don't know how people realls falls for such scams and then cry for loosing money!
4011  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin and cryptocurrency mining virus on: February 13, 2020, 05:49:41 AM
How to detect it and protect it?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

How to detect:
1. Check resource allocation using task manager. Identify any unknown program using high resources. It's a manual process.
2. Buy a licensed version of nternet security package which contains anti virus, anti malware/spyware and live internet usage. It's automated and easy. Don't rely on free to download antivirus softwares

How to protect:
1. Check point no 2 above.
2. Don't download random softwares from the web.
3. Strictly don't use any torrent related websites

I think you will do just great if you follow these instructions.
4012  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Anypay’s CEO Says Bitcoin is Worthless For Payment; Disables BTC Payment on: February 13, 2020, 04:13:28 AM
What is Anypay anyway? While in 2020, we are seeing that the transaction volume of bitcoin doubled, now this fool comes to tell that BCH has taken the top spot. Rrad the article below,

https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2020/01/16/satoshi-nakaboto-bitcoin-trading-volume-now-over-double-the-yearly-average/

It seems like Anypay works only with BCH community and Roger had invested a good amount of money to keep these shills well fed. Will be a grace to ignore!
4013  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Partnership Compulsory in new projects life? on: February 12, 2020, 06:58:22 PM
I won't say partnerships are compulsory but it's a good to have parameter, especially with known and trusted brands. It certainly adds to the credibility factor of a fund raising project. ICO market in general, is facing a huge lack of credibility. So good partnership really matters to fill that gap which in turn helps to receive investments. However, it certainly doesn't mean that partnerships can save your investment in long run!

Hope this helps!
4014  Economy / Economics / Re: Countries and their own cryptocurrency! on: February 12, 2020, 06:23:00 PM
One information error. Encash is not really a cryptocurrency of any sort. It's like a wallet which can hold your dirhams pretty much in a same way the bank hold fiat money. It neither uses a blockchain nor it is known as cryptocurrency. So they can be removed from the list. Also I doubt Encash is still operational!

Also looking at the list, you can't say the governments are positive about cryptoa. Because as you have rightly pointed out, these are just digital representation of the traditional currencies. It saves cost for the governments and provides them great insight on every transactions.

We will see more and more government joining this league in coming years. But that certainly doesn't mean that they are positive or bullish about cryptos.
4015  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: $39 Million Worth of BTC Will Be Auctioned Off by US Government on: February 12, 2020, 05:59:52 AM
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What you don't like, you don't need to eat.

I absolutely support this statement. It is a far better proposition to distribute these seized bitcoin among the community of less privileged people. Or even donating such amount to global organizations who works for the betterment of the society. But US is just trying to fill up their own reserve.

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Another concern; will this going to bring down the current bullish of Bitcoin if executed?

It entirely depends on the price of auction. If they auction the bitcoins as per the market price, we may see dumping. But it is highly unlikely to happen. Usually in such auctions, things are sold with a premium. If this happens, they we would not see dumping right at this point. So it depends!
4016  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Tracking hemp production on ETH mainnet - why it matters? on: February 12, 2020, 05:11:45 AM
The deal:
The five-year deal, announced Monday by Vermont’s Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets (VAAFM), is a production-ready solution for every level of the hemp trade, said Trace CEO Josh Decatur. Beginning in March, farmers and processors will begin putting all associated crop data into the Trace system, which runs on ethereum.

How does it work?
The two-year-old company, based in Vermont's capital Montpelier, has built an app users can share details through, and gas fees for conducting transactions are passed onto the users – in this case, the state government.

Why it matters?
It is one of the first times a state regulatory agency has decided to run with the ethereum mainnet. Practical adoption of crypto network in true sense!

Reference: https://www.coindesk.com/vermont-turns-to-home-grown-blockchain-company-to-track-hemp-with-ethereum

Voice your opinion!
4017  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: William Shatner doubts Craig Wright’s claims to inventing Bitcoin on: February 12, 2020, 04:46:37 AM
https://cointelegraph.com/news/william-shatner-doubts-craig-wrights-claims-to-inventing-bitcoin
What do you think? Is Craig Wright Satoshi? To me those claims seem totally invented. Why would Satoshi hide his personality and then reveal it out of the blue? Huh

There are two ways to prove that Craig is Satoshi.

1. Satoshi must have access to the private keys of the earliest bitcoins that was mined and stored in a series of addresses that hold 50 bitcoins each. These bitcoins were never moved since then. If Craig is Satoshi, he must have access to these wallets and he can simply move a small amount from one of these addresses to a different address. Pretty simple!

2. Mark the below address. This adress holds the bitcoin's first ever mining reward which we call "genesis block".

12c6DSiU4Rq3P4ZxziKxzrL5LmMBrzjrJX

Real Satoshi must have access to the private key of this wallet and he can simply sign a message to prove his real identity. If Craig can do it, we will undoubtedly call him as Satoshi Nakamoto.

But Craig couldn't do any of these till date. So no one really believes his claim. The Binance CEO wrote about this already. See the link below,

https://coingape.com/how-prove-identity-satoshi-nakamoto-cz-suggests/

Hope this answers your question!
4018  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Project's website is asking private keys of the holders. on: February 11, 2020, 06:48:00 PM


If the project will ask its holders of the token to copy-paste their private key in order to send  tokens, would you look at this as a fair project that the team won't be looking into the private keys of its users?  They even have a video tutorial on how to decrypt private key from the config file of their wallet that was installed in the phone. I'm not sure if this is something I would trust when private keys are suppose to be just for private.

Ever seen such project before where before you can send a token to another wallet, you will have to fill your private key first?

There are two parts of the story. If this project has their own wallet where you can't keep any other cryptos, then it somewhat makes sense! They might be looking to validate something which you probably can check with their support team.

However, if they are looking for your personal wallet's private key, steer clear out of this. It is a scam attempt! Hope this helps!
4019  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Anyone try social trading for cryptocurrency? on: February 11, 2020, 05:20:07 AM
Hi Everyone!

I wanted to see if anyone had an opinion on social trading in cryptocurrency. There are a number of different platforms which offer social trading. The one I would like to get your thoughts on is the one here:

https://blog.shrimpy.io/blog/shrimpy-adds-social-portfolios-for-crypto

What do you guys think about this idea?

I would love to hear your thoughts!



I really like social trading, and I definitely would credit my strategy development and confidence to it. Being able to watch more experienced traders and how they tackle decision making helped me fine-tune my strategy. I still use eToro, and often watch other traders trade, because I always think there is something more to learn.

It's great to know that you have made a good profit through socia trading. On the contrary, I have made losses in FBS. I tried to follow a hugely popular trader on FBS platform and lost $50 within few minutes. It seems they have issues with the allocation system where percentile factor wasn't followed properly. It was a really bad experience!

Copy trading is definitely a good option for newbies to see and learn. But it's risky at times if the trader you follow decides to go all-in!
4020  Economy / Economics / Re: Gold vs. U.S. dollar on: February 10, 2020, 07:07:04 PM
Is there a possibility that can dollar beat the value of gold?

I think you are looking for insights to invest. If we look for an investor's perspective, it is always better to invest in Gold rather than relying on a currency system which is prone to inflation, while gold is not!

That literally means, the purchasing power of dollar will decrease over time. But the price of gold will adjust based on the inflation and demand-supply cycle. So Gold will always remain as a preferred destination for investors!
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