People will never leave gold in the first place. Aside from you can use it as an accessory its price will still continue to grow in a more stable manner that can still be beneficial for your end you were investing your money on it.
Oh, no, here you are wrong. For most guys that want to make money (big money, sure), gold is in the first place. For them, it is easier to buy precious metal than to work with the cryptocurrencies. Here i am not agree with you mate people are now modern and they are not using gold even as jewelry so as an investment only foolish will use. As much as you said people love previous things so I must say that the previous you use the danger you will gave to your money as anyone can steel your gold so better invest in crypto currency it has digital, unbearable security. You don't use gold, you store it, you don't invest money in gold you save it. Why on earth people don't understand the purpose. If a day your country is in war let's see who was the fool to not buy gold before, yes you could be the one begging some food to others. Very hard to steal gold, most people store gold in a vault, if you can go there and steal gold then go... I can steal your cryptos as well, in fact, it's easier to steal cryptos than gold. |
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Quelque chose que je ne comprend pas.
Pourquoi devrais je declarer tout les comptes sachant que la loi est applicable seulement depuis le 1 janvier.
Moi je vais leur dire vous n'aviez qu'a faire la loi avant.
En plus si tu trades en ton nom et celui d'une entreprise sur le meme echange je vois deja le bordel. Au pire moi je depose tout sur leur bureau et je leur dis de se debrouiller.
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Mate, that's BitBay, not Bit Pay. BitBay's cards might not be available, but Bit Pay's cards are available as usual: https://bitpay.com/card/My apologies, time to change my glasses |
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- BitPay cards are not available as it says on the website https://bitbay.net/en/payments/bitbay-card- Revolut: here is a feedback from a user in the french forum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2761604.0(translated in EN) The interest is less for those who already have crypto since you can't send them to your revolut account: you can only spend the crypto purchased on Revolut and spend them with your card, they will automatically be converted into FIAT. If you want to make a fiat buy/withdrawal and your FIAT account is not enough, your crypto will be converted for the transaction to take place. Here some list about bitcoin debit card Bitcoin Debit Cards. There already some reviews with it and status about if they're working or currently have a problem. However, i don't see upaycard on the list, idk if they're not investigating it. Dude your list is so outdated that almost all of them don't have a debit card anymore (such as Advcash, Bitwala,..) |
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Institutions have a greater interest in creating their own coin for several reasons. Not to be a coin developed in order to increase its value as much as possible but rather a coin to benefit from the technology, something like a stable coin.
If an institution is really interested in investing in BTC it will certainly not be through an exchange, and there is currently no positive signal showing an opportunity.
The crypto market is too dependent on BTC
OP is talking about the development of the industry, not the development of a coin
it is even worse, cryptoindustry is centrered on bitcoin institutions haver no interest joining that crap. the western institutions will then start supporting a communist nationalsocialist regime in their countries. out of interest and the urban import dependend population will join them Well, at least we can agree on something. But what to do then? If we are where we at today we can only blame ourselves. I don't even think institutions joining the crypto industry is a good thing, if I was an institution I would not invest in cryptos (perhaps on something related to cryptos) and you too surely. i propose to build and establish our own regulated institutions Technically and in theory, it could be possible but I hardly doubt the mass population has testicles big enough to accept and endorse it. It's like dreaming about a world without famine. Democracies always fail, you will have always people shouting and it could into anarchy where everyone do what they want. |
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If I understand correctly the default trust list is useless now since it will change periodically?
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What is the purpose of making a cartoon video,? whether to get a lot of viewers to get adsense income, try using it to follow a video campaign, if your job is good, you will definitely get a lot of income.
He won't earn anything unless he has already a good channel. And that's not the type of thing you do to earn money. That's a good example of an initiative to give bitcoin a good exposure, let's democratize the stuff and stop to see the hell everywhere. A lot of people are spending hours and hours for free just to help the community or educate people, we'd better thank them. |
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Institutions have a greater interest in creating their own coin for several reasons. Not to be a coin developed in order to increase its value as much as possible but rather a coin to benefit from the technology, something like a stable coin.
If an institution is really interested in investing in BTC it will certainly not be through an exchange, and there is currently no positive signal showing an opportunity.
The crypto market is too dependent on BTC
OP is talking about the development of the industry, not the development of a coin
it is even worse, cryptoindustry is centrered on bitcoin institutions haver no interest joining that crap. the western institutions will then start supporting a communist nationalsocialist regime in their countries. out of interest and the urban import dependend population will join them Well, at least we can agree on something. But what to do then? If we are where we at today we can only blame ourselves. I don't even think institutions joining the crypto industry is a good thing, if I was an institution I would not invest in cryptos (perhaps on something related to cryptos) and you too surely. |
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With the current economy, the fears about the Brexit, Italy, the Sino-American problems and the general pessimism among investors; It looks like Gold is coming back the past months. At the same time, countries like the EU, Japan & China are reducing their investments in the economy,
(it should also reduce demand for the USD?)
Even the Central banks are buying more Gold (+13% from the previous year). Economists predict a dark year for 2019 and it seems a lot of large funds are now buying Gold massively. Especially from Asia and Soviets.
There is nothing like people coming back, lol, they are already buying gold. In my country, majority of the people here are buying lands, only a few people I have seen talk about investing their money in golds. I once invested in gold but didn’t work out the way I planned, so I switched to what everyone was doing, which is buying lands and keeping it for the future, you never know when it might get useful and the price will increase. That's a mistake a lot of people do. When you save your money in gold you do it for a 15-20 years period, not to sell it 5 years later. (Notice I didn't say "when people invest in gold...") I also didn't say people stopped to inject funds in gold, but it's a lot less popular. Buying lands is also good of course but it doesn't mean you can't lose money (the value can decrease too= |
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I can't say it's impossible because we all know how surprising Bitcoin can be but it's not something going to happen anytime soon, at least for the next 2 years.
Many people have already left the market, the day Bitcoin reaches $15,000 the rest of the people will sell what they have left. I can bet for a massive wave of sales.
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I had the same problem two years ago. I gained 20 kilos (44 lbs) in 8 weeks. At first, I thought it was because in July I abused pizzas too much, I didn't take care, in fact it was due to a thyroid problem.
Usually I don't eat junk food, soda, street food etc.
Interesting first post on a forum related to Bitcoin...
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BBcode language remains to be a fundamental key to write good/high quality posts. Oh well, so now I will ask people their phone number to talk with because I am not going to learn BBcode just to discuss with people on a forum. |
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Institutions have a greater interest in creating their own coin for several reasons. Not to be a coin developed in order to increase its value as much as possible but rather a coin to benefit from the technology, something like a stable coin.
If an institution is really interested in investing in BTC it will certainly not be through an exchange, and there is currently no positive signal showing an opportunity.
The crypto market is too dependent on BTC
OP is talking about the development of the industry, not the development of a coin
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Now people will say like a parrot that Thailand is a crypto friendly country. I wouldn't say the growth will be strong when half of the applications are rejected. Just another country happy to collect the taxes through a new industry. Was the adoption strong when Malta welcomed Binance or another exchange?
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I voted NO It could be forgivable if the member just has a problem with his ego/self-esteem, the same way people like their own post on Facebook.  But we know very well that the reason is to be able to participate in bounty campaigns. Nothing wrong to participate in, but I just see it as abusing the forum, its members, the campaign manager, and the project advertised [quote page 4]Anybody can create sock puppets accounts to vote Yes or No[/quote] No [quote page 3]Are ALT accounts ethical? NO[/quote] I would say No too but I am thinking someone could need an alt because his account represents a company/website, it's understandable. |
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To ban the privacy coins is something impossible to do unless they have access to the exchanges as they have with banks. How to do otherwise?
That's already happening in Japan and South Korea. It'll probably happen elsewhere. Regulators will 'suggest' exchanges may want to delist privacy coins. If the suggestion isn't followed then they come back again with a rather firmer stance. Most countries/regulators already struggle with cryptos in general so imagine when they will then take care of the privacy coins. We will always see a country who doesn't give a f**k to privacy coins, some countries will become the paradise to establish a crypto exchange. There is also the DEXs, people will move to it. If you think about it, look at Binance I am sure its DEX is an anticipation |
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No because usually when you need 32gb your OS/application also needs several CPUs. You rarely need 32 GB to use something with only 1-2 CPUs, otherwise your server will crash as you guess. I don't remember seeing a site where you can customize your CPU
You may try to visit lowendbox or webhostingtalk and ask for an offer you will receive a lot of them
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Artificial intelligence will have more power than smart contracts for a job as a lawyer. But for insurance, it would make sense. Imagine you have home insurance and your house burned in a fire, you would declare your claim and the smart contract would automatically trigger compensation. I like to simplify smart contract with: If <event> then <action> I don't see any use of If <I'm at the police station> then <call the lawyer> or If <I'm jailed> then <appeal> People want to "blockchainize" everything while there is no use in their industry. The same with smart contracts. |
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I see not a lot has changed with this exchange
yeah . still no problems on my side. looks like there are some issues with shitcoins abandoned by their devs, but i have had no major problems with old coins. cryptopia should be more strict about adding new coins though. it looks like they will add anything upon paying listing fee. But people should be aware that almost all new coins, forks, and icos are scam schemes anyway and most will be abandoned sooner or later; Yes, Cryptopia will accept new coins once they will pay entrance fee and of course some standard rules on crypto exchanges like a reliable network. What differs in Cryptopia is I never heard them delisting coins even if they have very low volumes unless there is a proven attack or when the coin is technically unsafe. You may be new to cryptopia because it does remove some altcoins from their system. I don't remember the criteria but I think it's (mainly) when there is no volume. https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_category&kb_category=dd43f58bdbeddf009990f6fcbf961910And no Cryptopia doesn't remove a coin when there is an attack, it just locks the wallets and waits. |
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