When I was in English class, the teacher said that the first letter of a word is capitalized to indicate that this thing is unique. So I always think Bitcoin is correct.
That's how it should be done, for me Bitcoin and bitcoin is just a matter of position of the word and if you think about it, why not just directly use the word blockchain to describe blockchain? It won't be convoluted and at the same time is going to make people much more curious.
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I don't know about you OP but that's how most currency and bartering with precious metals and stones were done back then so I don't exactly know how bitcoin and cryptocurrencies be any different than that. Also, is that even important anymore? Bitcoin's come a long way already and your type of people are still questioning it's credibility?
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I don't know about being hasty but if someone who owns a multi-billion dollar company, I don't think that it's not Elon's call to say when will these regulation be put into place. I don't know much about Ted Cruz though, I feel he has some big stake on something crypto related that he doesn't want it to be taxed.
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Your choice of words in regards to creation of of crypto tax rules is a bit misleading but at the same time intriguing, I thought that they've already made a desperate move to regulate crypto that they've already forge or fake some stuff just to push it through. Also, is it really that hard to pass a new regulation in crypto, it's not like people are asking too much.
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Bitcoin is controlled by humans but is not concentrated or managed by a person, organization, or country. Bitcoin's control is divided equally among everyone who holds it. Bitcoin is decentralized, created so that everyone can use and control it peer-to-peer instead of being centrally controlled by individuals like the current financial industry.
You're contradicting your statement that bitcoin is controlled by humans with you next statement which is bitcoin not being managed by a person. Also, bitcoin can be controlled by any person, I mean the whales won't exist if they don't have any stake on the market that will be so profitable to them. Yes it sort of doesn't have a central authority but that also means that anyone can get on top.
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The article says they are planning on regulating the crypto space in Ukraine hopefully they're not hellbent on bringing down the Crypto or being hostile to its usage like several countries in Asia and Africa. They Also suggested their digital asset will likely be used by 2025. This is a nice development in my opinion for a government to openl release a proposed roadmap for adoption of crypto. It is definitely a major news.
I don't even know what's going to happen to Ukraine after all of this regulation or the state of crypto but I am sure that hellbent is the right word to say in this case because they will be releasing their own digital asset and some people in the regulation might see crypto as a threat to their proposal.
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Pretty extensive use bust of alt accounts, I think that we need more people like you to clean this forum and prevent the abuse and give chance to the truly genuine users in this forum to flourish and grow. It's also cool that @irfan_pak10 is cooperating with your effort to exterminate alts in his campaign.
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Yeah I think so, we report it to police as stolen property and in a way it's also a currency so yeah, I think it's a matter property. Plus when you get married, you combine all you own with your betrothed like how you combine both of your money so you can easily manage the spending together as husband and wife and if there's some separation, I think the court will consider bitcoin as a money meaning that it's going to be split between you two.
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Yes you could track that it came from one wallet because most popular cryptocurrency use public ledger of some sort to list all the transactions happening at any given point in time, this is to help users to confirm that they're transaction went through. I don't really want to help you OP in regards to hiding that address though because I got this vibe in me that I feel like you are going to be using it for something really bad.
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Not really sure if countries governments would agree with having a really volatile reserve and a reserve that they can't even control too. And another problem is that US dollar is current reserve currency of many countries and I don't think that they're going to accept another taking over or becoming their competitor as a reserve currency, it weakens their hold or influence on a country if they don't do that.
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we can say that this is just a discourse about the Aramco company that will be implemented by Saudi Arabia, because we have heard this in several companies that say they always want to adopt bitcoin, but this has never been realized so we are confused about what to do.This is so, because this is not the only time this has been discussed by several companies in the world.we just hope this will really happen
I don't even know who should I believe in right now because there's no article provided to quash the claim that they are planning to start mining bitcoin. Plus it just seems so good that they are going to get into the market and anyone would definitely welcome a trillion dollar company into the market.
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I don't see how it's "big news" if buying crypto on centralized exchanges has always been easy with Visa/Mastercard transactions that are done with a few clicks and process quite fast. If Coinbase allowed some sort of buying Bitcoin without registration, that would be quite a big deal, because registering on exchange and passing KYC is a step that turns away a lot of potential buyers, but we all know it's not gonna happen because of regulations.
Totally agree with the last one, they need to up their game because it's a battle of convenience now instead of just plain adoption, I think the KYC part shouldn't be the problem of users when they are buying crypto, I mean those are probably using credit cards so they've already had some trails among themselves.
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Amazon has already announced that they will soon be offering Bitcoin payments.Going to receive. After their announcement, the bitcoin market is growing a bit more than before. It is expected that they will approve Bitcoin by the end of this year.
Where's the article or proof that Amazon announced it because there's a news around that this was all just a rumor that was already debunked by Amazon themselves. I really hope that it's true but I don't think that we're going to see them by the end of the year accepting bitcoin or crypto payments.
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Not really thesir fault entirely, they've been a victim of circumstances plus it's not like everyone knows about bitcoin, it started underground so expect that not everyone is going to know about it, remember that time will come and people will eventually learn about bitcoin, yes there are some that hates the currency but that's because they don't understand what they're saying.
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The Bitcoin mining software takes about 10 minutes on average for those on the network to solve the complex programme and process a block. Is it bad for the environment? As miners use large and efficient systems to mine blocks and validate transactions, this consumes tremendous amounts of electricity.
It's not bad for the environment, it's just how people want you to think that it's bad for the environment, bitcoin mining is just consuming electricity, it's not like they produce their power unless the mines have their own energy generator like windpower or solar energy. The people who says that bitcoin is a waste of energy are the people that don't have any direct stake in bitcoin or was bitter about the price of bitcoin so high that they regret not buying it and now they want to spread negativity on it to make it go down.
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they are like investors coming to buy BTC they are pouring their money to bet for Bitcoin. that means the demand for BTC increased again.
we accused elon of dumping when the price dips months ago. and just like institutions they also dump, you can say they are also whales after all they want to profit from this market.
I think that this is the only reason that someone is hyped up when they see or hear of institutional investors. I mean it's the only thing that these "institutional investors" bring in the market, huge amount of money to inject and stimulate a growth that will increase the hype of the market further thus making more money.
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Whoa, calm down for a while. It is not easy to lift the price and break $41,000 but it will increase to that price. I am sure the price will rise to $50,000 and back to $64,000 but we need to be patient. It is better to enjoy the price movement while we can also have a chance to buy low and sell high because bitcoin price will be like that. It is no problem if somehow the price is down to $39,000 because that will be a good time for us to buy back more bitcoin and the price will be back to $40,000.
The funny thing here is that OP has just seen the price movement for only about two or three days and OP has been ranting over it that it's moving slow. Dude, you waited for the price to move from 29k to 40k and I didn't see you OP creating a thread about this. What's special now or are you just so impatient?
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My allergy is killing me this week, the weather is complete trash and most of my friends are on vacation right now. It's hard to be grateful for everyday. But I am trying. Focusing on the good things in life is important, like having a roof over your head, having decent food to eat and not being ill severely.
Yes focus on the good things but don't pretend that bad things are happening to you, ignorance can lead to pent up emotions, for me, I always let myself be sad, catharsis is a helpful tool to purge out negativity so when the times of happiness comes, you won't feel burdened to be happy.
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They hate that other people are making money out of money because they passed up on the opportunity in the past back when it was still around a dollar, I think that there's no other reason as to why bitcoin is hated by these people, they simply just can't get over the fact that they're stupid.
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It's a delusional advice to be honest, doesn't OP know that there are countries out there that have middle income earners that aren't even enough to feed a family for a month let alone invest in bitcoin or cryptocurrency even just by a little? It's promising but it's a stupid advice because it's expensive to buy 1 bitcoin.
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