Mr. Admin, Will you share an announce about ending Bounty program?
Can we jump to another bounty signature campaign?
Can you direct us what should we do after now?
Waiting reply, thanks.
Please, is signature campaign over? And can we take off signature while awaiting coins?
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I do not see the possibility. Difference in backgrounds in every ramifications, from religion, culture, politics, language, sociocultural practice, etc. If we were to have fiat as unifying currency, what designs , language would be inscribed on it?
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Stability now is far from bitcoin. And volatility is the glory of bitcoin. Considering it being stable , its decentralized attributes might not make it be achieved anytime soon because there is nothing like price control mechanism nor regulations on the far side, that is bringing government in.
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Welcome to the business of buying low and selling when price goes high, jumping out with profit. I wouldn't agree that you need help in the area of not holding longer to make $4,000 now instead of $1,000 you got. You could have understood that the price would certainly hit at least $10,000 . But nice trade there, you are encouraged.
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Above everything that has been said and advised but most times we can't do without the MEW wallet for some campaign request for it to be paid into. I just like the idea of web wallet, whether we expose our keys or not, hackers would still want to find their way around it. Is sad ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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I see credit card, debit card and the introduction of bitcoin as the necessities of the cash less system that almost all the region of the world is driving to. The cashless society can't be achieved where we don't have means to see it through.
On the other side of it, I think both credit card, debit and bitcoin are similar in the sense of notification of transactions. In the transaction of bitcoin, apart from the actual fraction sent out, a transaction fee is charged on the sender's wallet directly while for debit card, the bank does its deduction and sends alert to card owner, also credits the receiver's account .
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I strongly do not think is China. China has been in the bad records of bitcoin and cryptos since 2017 , yet bitcoin recorded $20,000 highest so far. I think no country has such influence in this new technology that saw the likes of bitcoin because it is decentralized and if one country is looking at banning, another is thinking of adopting and investors are trading in between the news ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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Very likely that in the future bitcoin will lose its popularity. There will be a new stronger and bold cryptocurrency. But he has already made his breakthrough in the economy.
I think the coin will still be relevant for now until maybe blockchain is over taken by another technology that would cushion some of the disadvantages of bitcoin and blockchain. As usual, nothing stays for ever. That we are going to keep moving in the world, better technology taken care of loopholes. Thus, being the best choice at that time.
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I see litecoin doing even more than that estimation of doubling 3x .It did exactly that last year. Ripples too, I tip to do that because of the hype is getting lately in the media and other meetings for investors.
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Most of the countries I see listed have no full adoption for bitcoin, they are merely partial while some are considering to legislate on it. For instance, according to this thread, some states are looking at it in the U S lately https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2966685.msg30540086#msg30540086However, above all, it is Japan that has been positive about bitcoin. Japan was positive last year after China banned icos.
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Reading through the responses and OP's poser, I obviously see that there are going to be so many legal issues and enquiry that will emanate from transactions if cryptocurrency becomes properly adopted and regulated. I could imagine people pooling together to sue exchanges if this argument is viable.
On this curiosity. Legally, you can't sue or get remedy for what you didn't bargain for. If the fork of a coin as to receiving alongside your mother coin or any other agreement thereto was not included either explicitly or impliedly in the contract agreement, the appellant is likely not to succeed in the suit. This is just on the flip side if there were regulations.
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The catch here is that regulations could go both ways; overly stringent regulations could turn people off on the idea, while proper regulations could legitimize crypto in a way that citizens know that they're engaging in something real, and not some bubble crap that FUDers love saying. ...
There is also another catch. Introducing regulations increases the demand for certain professions (e.g. tax advisors, lawyers). People in these professions are therefore heavily incentivized to lobby for the continuation or even expansion of regulative efforts. There are several cases where a finance minister in a country has first introduced strict regulations and later switched to the very companies that were affected by his laws in order to advise them on how to circumvent the regulatory rules that were created during his term as minister. The angle I was thinking of analysing your comment when you came up with this line "(e.g. tax advisors, lawyers)", was the area of job creation but you decided to touch another area. I think regulation would even see more people being employed in government to carry duties of collecting taxes, advising and lawyers for defending of adjudication because investors must adjudicate in the courts where they are aggrieved or feels short - changed by the system. This will help to grow the knowledge of bitcoin.
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Thanks for sharing some merits to me, it means a lot to me and encourage me to do more of it. I hope merit points will be distributed accurately to the right person who posts a good post and spammy content will be reduced in the future.
I felt gladden to see a user coming back to appreciate and not being selfish to make more extending comment on distribution of merit to more deserving members. I want to say that post quality is gradually improving. OP could take a glance at mine if his time permits. Thanks. Here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1144359;sa=showPosts
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Obviously, at the moment it is profitable to hold your bitcoin because price have started moving up. I believe it is going to actually give out good profit to investors.
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For me, this great news to us and even the bitcoin or the cryptocurrency because the prices of them will increased. If the demands will increase and the prices will increases too. Let us hope that bitcoin or altcoins will continues increases again in this following month and it will be fully recover fast. In this news, it is great to buy more bitcoin because it will have a good profits in the future if the bitcoin will increase. I think the demand is increasing because of the sudden dump of bitcoin and investors buy more bitcoin.
I think the good news is as a result of the U S planning to work on some adoption. News from such region of the world have a way of either bulling the market or dipping it. Going through this link in this thread (though no source but looks reliable) you would have a clue https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2966685.msg30540086#msg30540086 Positive news helps the market and negative dipps it too .
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Where to invest? Any ICO
Whatever investment you want to do, don't not buy coins with them all. Split and keep a part in your wallet. Hodling is also an investment because of potential. You can buy some coins then, like etheruem, litecoin, dash and waves.
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If you find a Project or ICO that looks scammy, what steps do you take to warn the community? Do you just ignore and go on to the next one?
It actually came to my conscience and consciousness that I should be doing that so as to play my own part to help gullible members here because if mode take the report, they would handle it and by that, avoiding harm to members.
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I still believe that you can still make some profit from a dip market , it depends on your entering time. At every point in time of trading, investors are making some money.
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It has been a debatable topic from the beginning that "what is the intrinsic value of BTC?" If we really go into the fact then we realize that there is nothing(Fiat, Diamonds, Stocks, bitcoin etc) have any intrinsic value. It is just the people trust and acceptance which make it worthy. Some people argue only Gold or Silver have the intrinsic value as its worth can be calculated on basis of its purity and a globally accepted mode of transaction in one way or another.
Do bitcoin actually have intrinsic value? To me, I think it does not have yet and this is as a result of its high volatility rate. [Should we regulate the crypto-currencies?] Allowing and encouraging crypto-currency markets to be merged into traditional financial markets are likely to be a shortcut to reduce chaos currently occurring in crypto-currency markets.
I do think this will be a panacea to the fair surrounding bitcoin and this will go along way to build the much needed absolute trust.
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