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501  Economy / Services / Re: [SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN] TRUCKCOIN [OPEN] on: October 29, 2017, 10:11:13 AM

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502  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why do we keep converting bitcoin back to dollars ? on: October 28, 2017, 11:03:11 PM
Well first is fiat and we can't deny that we use bitcoin for filling our financial needs. That is why bitcoins are always turned into fiat. Also, it's still the common way or mode of payment. And i think that some people also do this to avoid spending bitcoins often. Well first is fiat and we can't deny that we use bitcoin for filling our financial needs. That is why bitcoins are always turned till Not unless bitcoin is accepted in more stores, maybe then there will be lesser cases of turning it back to fiat.
503  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Signature campaign and foreign language on: October 28, 2017, 03:54:36 PM
Some managers qualifies posts in local board ( that is the threads provided for every countries ), but very few managers do so and also if it makes sense not really about the length but how it contributed to the topic.
Secondly, try reading rules because every manager have different rules provided when they are hired to manage a campaign. Bumping a thread with thousands of reply may not count also, if you are sure that no one have already posted what you are going to say.
504  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why bitcoin can never go past $7000 on: October 28, 2017, 03:05:58 PM
Globally Acceptance of bitcoin is not yet even done. We are just from the first stages of Globalization of Bitcoin. It could go past 7000$ or go lower than $5000. It's still depends on what would be happening for the next few years ergo stating $5000-$6000 is the playground of Bitcoin is surely wrong. We still have a lot of years and time to be able to specualte what will ne the final playground of Bitcoin's Price.

5k-6k is a fair price ? I think it's an enough proof that it could get higher every year. I do agree with Sir, Global acceptance is not yet over and I think it's not yet a mere half yet. There is more to come within months and years. I can say that bitcoin is just starting to evolve by adaption.
The more it will be known, the greater the possibilities for bitcoins.
505  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Is it possible to use bitcoin like offline currency? on: October 28, 2017, 02:57:24 PM
I think it will be hard to think of something to use bitcoin offline because firstly, it was made for online purposes that is why it is build online and the foundations would be very hard to change.
Secondly. Transactions are based on web.
Most probably some are already thinking ways to manage this.  Some have virtual cards as proposed and it's involved in some project but I think it would still need time.  I think it would be awesome having bitcoin offline as payment. Maybe when it's already in wider use.
506  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: What happened to the Campaign.? on: October 28, 2017, 02:40:06 PM
Just an update, there's no reply from manager about funds from sebeum. I think there is nothing more that we can do about it. Just a bad luck I guess. Be careful as and advise to everyone else. Lesson learned. Am I going to lock this thread?
507  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin Hackable? on: October 28, 2017, 11:47:00 AM
Yes, almost all the threads in Meta are enough proofs to say that bitcoins are hackable. More or so, there are lot of scammers too. New accounts seems to find ways to gain faster nowadays by hacking and scamming bitcoin users here. Old members seem to trust services because of past experiences that are smoothly done. But in my opinion, all must be very careful now. Scammers and hackers are everywhere.
508  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can authorities really regulate cryptocurrencies? on: October 28, 2017, 10:42:59 AM
Yes they can. When you say authorities, it refers to the government itself. A government is in charge for anything that concerns the country. When bitcoin is introduced, the use of banks are nearly questioned. In which bitcoin is spreading in the whole country helping the citizens not use banks. It affects the economic status that's is why they are eager to put bitcoin under them.
509  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: what are the physical, mental aspects of crypto currency trading? on: October 28, 2017, 06:33:41 AM
Trading does not require you to invest most of what you have but only what you voluntary want. You are having fear of what you have invested which only means you are quite new to it and not having enough experience yet.
As an advise, try investing few to minimize the risk. And when you have the hang of it, then continue. But never out in all of what you've got. Surely it will still be bothering you.
510  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Do you want to invest in the currency of the future? on: October 28, 2017, 06:01:44 AM
It's not easy trusting any invites and investments. Even though there are rules, white papers  and other proofs that it's true, sometimes it can all turn ito scams when some things go wrong. And there are real chances that in any investments, there are troubles that can happen. If a admin or moderator can't handle the situations or make any solutions, everything goes down. Very disappointing too. Just like what happened last week. My 3 weeks havent got any incentives.
511  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Investments in the media on: October 27, 2017, 02:15:59 PM
Investment in social media truly helps in the growth of bitcoin through adaptation but I think it will also be more effective if there are already markets accepting it. The implementation will also encourage many to use and not just by saving trading mining and continuous advertisement. I do think that everyone thinks that they will regret it when they will spend their bitcoin. But it's the only way to make it for useful in the society. When it's in use they will be unable to ban it in an instant.
512  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2017-10-16] Bitcoin is ‘Fast, near Real-Time and Convenient’: Philippines on: October 27, 2017, 01:28:20 PM
The Philippines and the Filipinos have nothing to fear since we are brave people. We are not afraid of the changes brought about by cryptocurrency instead we are embracing them as we don't want to be left behind with the future. Usually, governments who are control freak and have dictatorial tendencies and strange agenda like China, Russia, North Korea are the countries which will never be comfortable with Bitcoin. Maybe they are hiding something and they don't want their people to know the whole truth of what they are doing. Cryptocurrency can mean power to the people and Philippines is the land where the idea that people and the military can topple a dictatorial regime was born.

I am then proud to the whole world that we have a Central Bank which is open to new changes and is not thinking backward just like China. I do admire China but we are all aware of the kind of control the regime is playing with their people even up to now. China is now playing a giving bully in Asia. It gets want it want to have in exchange for some "carrots" and gifts.

Bitcoin has a good future in the Philippines!

I am a proud Filipino too. We have the regulation by banks and I can still say that transactions are fast. I am really curious about how many Filipinos are into virtual currencies because as I have observed, there are many present in these forum.
I just hope that there will be no taxes.  If there will be taxes I hope that it's for a useful purposes like for our economical development.  Because I know that our country is full of people who are fast adaptors especially when it come to job opportunities. Very hard working.
513  Economy / Economics / Re: Can we totally eliminate all the banks in this world? on: October 27, 2017, 01:08:45 PM
What is the future of cryptocurrencies when all the government need to do is to close the bank accounts of businesses or exchange?

https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-businesses-face-bank-account-closures-in-singapore/

this could happen if the bank does not want to cooperate or receive bitcoin as a valuable digital currency because the banks have to work together with bitcoin so as not to be eliminated.

Definitely true,  but in my country, the banks are the one who announced the bitcoin's legalization. They were the first one who accept bitcoin that is why I would be thankful for bringing it up front. Maybe, the acceptance here by banks will further lead to general taxes. It's the opposite of what bitcoin stands for but if it's the only way to keep them then let it be.
Maybe a wiser way in holding will give sustainable income.
514  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Using Bitcoin and altcoins when under 18 on: October 27, 2017, 08:21:54 AM
I remember someone told me that before, when he was still starting in bitcoin, he cashes out his money through his mother's bank account. And now he helps me cash out my bitcoins through a remittance centre because I still don't have any valid ID. Student's ID is invalid to use. That is why when he is deciding to cash out, I send my btc to him and gives it to me in an instant.
515  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2017-10-23] Bitcoin 'doesn't solve a main need in society right now, on: October 27, 2017, 08:14:52 AM
Yes, I believe that bitcoin does not clearly provide anything for society. Instead it's used for luxuries. Many are saying that this would help somehow but until today, I can't see any development. Maybe the convinience of bitcoin is for rich people only. Rich going richer. Maybe bitcoin can be a charity but since prices are rising I think greediness sprouts from every single user today.
I would really like to see how a poor person got on their feet because of btc. Or a project of charity for homeless.
516  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Are You in Favor to Register Your BTC Address to Trace Transaction and Tax??? on: October 26, 2017, 10:56:32 PM
Bitcoins are made so that our transactions are easy and will not go through much of the process. The bitcoins do not control it is decentralized. And if each of us has a look at our every action. Bitcoins are no longer decentralized if that happens.


Agree Sir, having bitcoin under taxes and being traced will make slower transaction. So what will e the benefit of using bitcoins.  Firstly, no more free from fees ?, no more fast transaction ?, no more anonymity ? In general no more profits because of taxes..
I am against it also.
517  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is this a new record? on: October 26, 2017, 10:42:01 PM
Agree, this whole year was a great time for bitcoin. More or less $3k dollars pump in general. Grateful that I have joined before it even started.  Forks even contributed to the increase in prices. One crash has a big bounce back. Also with the continuous promotion of its use there is no doubt that bitcoin can grow more than what we already have now.
518  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin Gold is Forking Off on: October 26, 2017, 10:26:21 PM
I doubt that it was a good coin in the first place. Name is generally an attractive one though. But I never left bitcoin's side during situations like this. Surely if you would invest in alts I would prefer the most popular ones which or those who are transparent and have a direct exchanges. More or less it's useless. No users that will adapt leading to death of coins.
519  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: coins on different exchanges? on: October 26, 2017, 10:00:41 PM
You cannot expect that you would see all of the altcoins in exchanges. Those altcoins you have mentioned are the most common altcoins used because of its demand, having exchanges in different coins would cost them without sure profits. For example, most users of digital currency use bitcoins because it's transferable to direct fiat, any alts, because it is widely used and demands are high. The assurance of its use makes it possible to be in every exchanges.
520  Economy / Economics / Re: What must happen so that cryptocurrencies are less volatile? on: October 25, 2017, 01:49:33 PM
If you want to make the cryptocurrencies less volatile then it needs to be centralized so the government officials will dictate the price and they can control the price of the bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and that is how i think it will become less volatile but overall, it is not possible to make the market less volatile.
Yes, being Centralized will make it less volatile, due to the government being in control of it.
But by Centralized, it will no more be called Bitcoin and the Bitcoin will seize to exist. If you’re not going to do that, then stop everyone from investing and withdrawing often, and price will be less volatile.


Agree. No sense and no more bitcoin if it becomes centralised.
I think the volatility of bitcoin is wonderful. Not the going down price part though. The increase in users will increase volality where in bitcoin can spike very very high. That is the exciting part in bitcoin.
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