I know think (and admit) Bitcoin moved off the bottom and now we're in an upward trend. What I don't is how high it will go? Whatever it is I'm sure we will see some corrections from time to time this year (Title OP is a good example). I aim to see the $7,000 this in 2019 to stay realist. And I will be fine if this happens (of course I won't complain in case we get a new ATH =)) 4.5 % price correct is not much
5% can represent a lot when we're in a sleeping market that crashed by xx% in a year |
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Sometimes I wonder if the simplest solution to the worldwide debt isn't to just reset the finance system and then reshape fully how we use the money. Maybe that's what the Illuminati are trying to do and get Bitcoin as the worldwide currency  The IlluminatiPost Economist sent a subliminal message 3 months ago predicting a sad year for the finance in 2019. Maybe the crash we're waiting... |
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So, since Google Trends shows that more people are using the "buy Bitcoin" keyword it means more people are buying Bitcoin? It can show interest in buying but doesn't mean they're buying.
Crazy how people can draw a conclusion from a single graph. Aslo how does it mean people buy btc only?
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Voilà, il est là le mot clé. "Confiance".
C'est ça qu'il faut que les gens comprennent : ils auront toujours besoin de faire confiance à quelqu'un tant que le système qu'ils utiliseront sera centralisé. Et c'est là la grande force de Bitcoin : il n'y a besoin de faire confiance à personne.
Là aussi, y a de la route à faire...
Quelque chose me tracasse la dedans. Le Bitcoin est a la base une monnaie décentralisée, et créée dans le but de contrer le systeme banquaire actuel, génial! Le probleme c'est qu'aujourd'hui, la voie que le Bitcoin prend n'est autre que la voie classique de la finance, par exemple les fameux ETFs, et cherche plus a se faire une place dans le systeme économique que de se battre contre. Donc quand on essayera d'expliquer au gens que le BTC c'est cool et qu'on peut lui faire confiance, n'y verront ils pas juste un produit spéculatif bien intégré dans le systeme? C'est une tendance qui a commencé en 2015 lorsque les gens ont commencé à considérer Bitcoin et surtout les altcoins comme un investissement. Donc forcément, et malheureusement, cela a créer un écosysteme qui tourne autours (d'ou les ETFs, ect...) pour répondre à une demande. Le temps ou les gens préché la monnaie décentralisée est parti depuis bien longtemps. D'ailleurs c'est aussi la raison qui font que des nouvelles lois, régulations vont dans ce sens. Si vraiment tout le monde considérait et utilisait Bitcoin comme une monnaie, tu crois qu'ils auraient inventé des mots comme "crypto-actifs" et des lois sur des taxes, controles,... Au final, c'est presque un frein pour Bitcoin. |
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Are you using a GNU/Linux OS? If I'm correct you need to install Python since Electrum uses it. If you have it try to update it to the latest version.
If you're using Windows there is a KB file to download from Microsoft, It happens usually to people who are still using Win 7
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There are a few others that use Segwit
- Trezor hardware
- Ledger hardware
- Bitcoin Knots BTC client
- Greenaddress Desktop and mobile wallet
- Segwitaddress for paper wallets
- Samourai Wallet for Android (Open Source)
- mSIGNA
and maybe Armory
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I can't remove a mixer because the owner isn't active on a forum. Otherwise, no mixer would be listed. The forum is just a platform they use to promote their mixer, it's not mandatory to be active to be a reliable service. I can remove it if the site has really stopped working or scammed
I added BitMaximum and removed BitWhisk
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One that pays only in BTC? None, at least I don't know of any, all the sites I have met, because members mentioned them, are really concentrated only on the US audience. Better to use a local website if you're not.
Or local cashback should take interest in Bitcoin, but I doubt they will get a strong demand from their users. Always the same problem for a company, is it profitable...
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If Binance, kraken and co. delist BCHSV do you really think it will make the BTC value going up?
Nah, it will do nothing, BCHSV will probably lose a good percentage yes but that's all. It could send the coin to the graveyard if too many exchange platforms delist it. Like with the Darwin theory, the best stay alive and the weak disappear in a natural process. Many coins will be forgotten as if they never existed.
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Why didn't you buy from several sellers instead or at least by doing several trades with this person? Better to make 10 purchases worth $1,000 than 1 single one of $10,000, especially online with unknown persons. I hope you can do something, think about doing what others advise you to do. Localbitcoins is a trusted site, I hope you will receive you BTC. LocalBitcoin may be a trusted site it doesn't mean people in are too. |
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There is because if you're a bitcoiner you're your own bank, so the question is can you beat the banks with Bitcoin? Currently no because it isn't massively adopted. What about if a day it's adopted everywhere? No, because despite you're your own bank you can't offer or get the same services as you say. It's the reason why BTC could only "co-exist" with the traditional system. To turn in fully to BTC the world would need to fully change its mentality regarding money. |
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C'est exactement ce qui est en train de se produire mais cela a commencé déjà depuis un moment maintenant. On voit de plus en plus d'entreprises privées qui arrivent sur des marchés autrefois réservés à certains. Comme il avait été dit au dernier meeting du FMI, les gens ont plus confiance dans une grosse entreprise du web que dans leur propre banque, voire leur gouvernement.
Faudrait pas s'étonner de voir arriver de genre de "companycoin", de la à concurrencer le dollar ou l'euro, je sais pas faudrait que les gens perdent confiance dans le $/€ pour se tourner vers une nouvelle monnaie. Le temps qu'un facebook coin soit accepter dans un supermarché y'a de la sacré route à faire.
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De toutes façons cette déclaration ce n'est que pour l'an prochain. Par contre est-ce que c'est aussi le cas pour la déclaration des comptes d'échanges, ou est-ce que c'est déjà pour maintenant ça ? Sinon tu mets beaucoup trop d'infos HC, il te suffit d'indiquer les ventes/achats qui impliquent du fiat. D'apres l'article je le comprend comme maintenant. Au pire, ils vont pas punir les gens pour des informations surperflues. Je voulais demander si les gens ici compte declarer tout leur comptes Moi je ne compte pas déclarer un compte si je ne suis pas un membre vérifié. Je me dis que: - un compte non verifié n'est pas un compte "officiel" ouvert "officiellement" au nom de la personne. (ben oui puisqu'ils nous font chier avec leur KYC/AML et autres...) - quelqu'un peut tres bien avoir créer un compte en utilisant mes informations personelles - oui je l'ai utiliser avec un compte bancaire mais le Tresor n'a pas les moyens de savoir si cela provient d'une vente ou autre (et c'est bien sur la vente que l'on est taxé). Ca peut tres bien etre un ami qui t'as remboursé son paquet de clope que tu lui avancé. Ca peut aussi etre parce que tu as fais le gigolo avec une cougar pour 100 euros la soirée. Ou tu as trouvé du bitcoin par terre en marchant dans la rue |
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He just took advantage of a system flaw, with the automation in the steps and others I am not surprised to read such a story.
Smart contracts have indeed their place but the thing is smart contracts are not only about cryptos. It can also be used (and it is) with the fiats system, insurance.. It's about IT protocols firstly. And to be an efficient smart contract the data needs to be accurate and this is where we have a limit with it.
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Your thread was surely removed because it's a duplicate topic that was giving nothing useful/new. The only "extra" information you included was the signature campaigns, something that no information seeker cares about, and scams sites which you copied from mine after someone makes the remark to you (something like that). BTW my thread is old yes but updated regularly and you listed the same sites, so old but still good, right.
You maybe didn't know an existing one was here, that's why it's good to use the search feature before posting
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Less than 7% is still a lot in my opinion but anyway Institutions don't hold any coins they use funds investments like Greyscale and others, they don't really own the coins. The fact that institutions invest in cryptocurrency isn't so surprising, what is surprising is the percentage of their participation in the market.
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Hold on... double standard? What about speculators from the Russian oligarchy? Are they prosecuted by Vladimir?
So it's ok to speculate but it depends on what, it makes me laugh. Again someone who surely didn't understand a single in crypto (other than it's currency)
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MisterTango was an option before, I suppose it's still but I don't read people talking about them anymore.
BonPay, if I am correct, has never been able to deliver their card. Beside Bitwala and Wirex there is not really a reliable option. Coinbase yes is coming soon, but soon when? In the crypto world "soon" means 2 years.
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It's good to save some bucks if you shop online regularly. Sometimes you can find an offer of 40$ to switch from your electricity provider, ect.
Low reward but a dollar is a dollar, you're happy at the end of the year. For exemple, I saved about 400$ last year. Not a lot you can say but it pays my health insurance for a full year. If you use coupon codes and can buy the gift cards cheaper then it's great.
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