I think if it will only be between Iran and the US, it will not be a full-blown war. Iran will be flexing all her muscles while the US will only lift a finger and we still know which side the tide will favor. This will just become another rape case in the Middle East, a total annihilation against a helpless opponent.
We aren't sure if that will gonna happen since advanced technology is growing vastly, which means there are more advanced weapons that can instantly cause massive destruction. They have allies also, which is Russia and many more that can do that for them when needed. This is clearly a meaningless war that Trump is creating, but Iran is too weak to fight, even though they have allies, but I think there is no fight from their allies. Russia or any other country will not fight. All did not want to lead to a big war. I doubt that the people of South-East Asia will join the war because they lack good armies.
Southeast Asia is a peaceful region where there is no war, although they are truly militarily weak Gonna change the thread subject to "Affection of War to Bitcoin" since it is true that it's very far away to have WWIII.
I have not see a perspective of World War III, it's all just an exaggeration of everyone |
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Guy, first of all, to accuse someone of a scam, you need to provide convincing evidence, which is valuable enough to prove that what you said is true. By providing valuable images and evidence, you will receive support from DT members of this forum. In one way or another, they will help you. An topic without any basis like this is just a worthless article.
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Well, it really is a useful knowledge. Now I understand why you have a huge amount of merit after 1 year of activity on this forum. I admire your understanding, I have just learned about the trading options recently, some of the options you have given here are completely new with me. Thanks for your great contribution, not only me but others also need topic like this from you. We have a big picture here to admire and learn.
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Come on guys, please don't think superficially! All we know the dangers and horrors of a world war, none of us want that to happen again. Of course, the leaders of each nation don't want wars to happen. Think more carefully, the conflict between the United States and Iran has been happening for more than 10 years, and there has never been any sign of cooling off. The truth is the situation has become more tense, but it is a conflict merely between the United States and Iran, it is not a conflict between many countries, there is no reason for a world war. Use your brain to think before uttering dumb words, please!
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Please note that its actually incorrect to say money is getting in or out certain physical place. If it becomes bitcoin, it is bitcoin everywhere. Bitcoin is border-less, once you change your country's fiat into Bitcoin, you have gained a worldwide asset. So rather than saying the money leaves Iran, you could say the money enters Bitcoin. It can still be used inside Iran at any moment, unlike doing the same with forex or some foreign bank account. The difference is huge if you stop to think about it...
Iranians buying bitcoin are not really taking the money out of the country, but they are saving it from both the country (Iranian State) and the potential aggressor/invader (see the military command economy they imposed to Germans after the fall of the 3rd Reich). This is one more reason why Bitcoin is so valuable rather than some physical asset that could be seized or destroyed, or a fiat that could lose all value overnight.
You were right about this, but still missing. When the local price of bitcoin rises too much, this means that they accept losing a large amount of money. The discrepancy between local prices and worldwide prices is a cause for their loss. In other words, it is the amount of damage they have to accept to own bitcoin. I am not sure if their actions are correct, this amount may be even greater than the amount lost due to inflation during the war. But in return, they have safety when they can use the money worldwide. |
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Ironic isn't it? The most useful service and (... no seeds, no stems, no sticks))) nobody knows nothing about the way they operate. They gotta use something to generate btc wallet addresses for the registered users aren't they?
Of course they do... but it is a proprietary, closed-source system. So it isn't at all strange that no one knows what they're doing or how they're doing it outside of the coinbase development team  It's like they store everything in a system, each user is randomly assigned one or more bitcoin addresses, I don't think it's arbitrary, but it's the same way we create a new address in Electrum. I assume they own an wallet similar to Electrum, and they use it to create a series of addresses and allocate to users. The amount of money transferred to the users' addresses will be automatically transferred to another address, their source address. Just speculation  |
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Apparently the price has trebled on the local Bitcoins market. So is it rich people trying to preserve their wealth, or is it people using it for everyday purchases? Mohammad Reza Pourebrahimi, chairman of Iran’s economic commission, has stated that more than $2.5 billion has been transferred out of the country via Bitcoin. Will this be the primary function of Bitcoin as we creep towards World War 3?
Bitcoin will serve as a means of preserving and transmitting value. During warfare, it is more flexible and versatile than fiat money and bank accounts. It can not be stopped by the statement Exactly, it can do things like that, but it always comes with risks. If you transfer most of your wealth to Bitcoin, it's like a venture capital investment. You do not know how much your money is in the future, it will depend on the value of bitcoin. What would happen if Bitcoin dropped more, even $ 3,000 per bitcoin? You lose more than half of your money, terrible! But anyway, it's better than anything else when war breaks out. |
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I have never heard of any such store before. People used to expect the Lightning Network to debut to reduce transaction fees, but after it launched, the number of people using it was small. I don't know why but it is clear that low transaction fees will improve many goods trading issues, so why is it still underdeveloped? Perhaps the recent sharp decline in the value of bitcoin has slowed this development.
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In my country, there have been several bitcoin ATMs, but recently, when the law changed, Bitcoin was banned in commercial transactions, they were removed. I really regret it. If Bitcoin had not had an outbreak 2 years ago, I think they would not be banned
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No, this is not possible. You can use many different anonymous services to send money, but not through the bank. Regardless of the method to send money, the bank always requires the identity of both the sender and the receiver, it is mandatory, you have no way to cheat. If a transaction is incorrect and the sender's and recipient's information is incorrect, the transaction will be removed immediately. If you give fake information, you will face the risk of losing money, the transaction is not made and you cannot prove it is your money, you lose everything.
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I don't think we will have a bumper year in 2020. If talking about bounty hunting in ICO campaigns, it used to be very hot, even thousands of members of this forum poured in to participate in those campaigns. But things are only going well when the ICO thrives, when Bitcoin fell and the ICO was no longer valid, the bounty hunter's bonus disappeared. All they receive is worthless coins, just rubbish. And 2020 is not a year for ICO or something like that, nothing good for bounter hunter
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If I remember right. George Bush increased the deficit by $5 trillion. Obama succeeded him and increased the deficit by $10 trillion.
I don't remember Obama's deficits, the only thing I can remember is that he was the best president. For what he has done for the United States and the world, he deserves any compliments, rather than criticism. But for Trump, I really have no sympathy, I don't know what will happen next, but obviously it's not positive for the US economy. |
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As far as I know, in every campaign, no one tags people who violate their rules. The campaign rules aren't too important for a forum, I mean you can ban them on your forum, but not here. As for sanctions, I think you can remove them from the campaign, then add them to your blacklist. In addition, this is plagiarism, although it is a picture, but it is not a good thing, you can also negotiate with other managers to put them on their blacklist.
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I will just take number 4 to quote with.
This is really important.
Use your own money. If you don't have it then don't start at all
I think this is not really necessary, no one decides to engage on the exchange if they don't have any money. And nobody thinks about becoming a trader if they have no economic ability (money). Basically, only people with money think about investing in other things, maybe someone will think of margin mechanism on exchanges, but to be able, they need initial capital. |
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1) Build a diversified portfolio
Beginners put all their eggs in one basket while a professional would know what to do exactly. The smarter approach is to build a diversified portfolio based on market cap, tech and team behind the project. This decreases the risk of incurring losses.
I disagree with this point, most coins are just copies of bitcoin with a few changes, they do not really offer any diversification, if you really want to diversify your capital then you need to invest in markets others than this one, the market of precious metals, real estate or stocks are good ways to actually diversify your portfolio, look at the market now, bitcoin is going down and altcoins are going down even faster so there is not really any protection taking place. Just look at the title of this topic, guys. OP is talking about how to be a successful crypto trader, not a stock trader or anything else. Moreover, there are many coins that are not affected by Bitcoin. Even, there are always a few coins against the wave. The market is a series of surprises, do not assert when you can not understand it. |
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Sadly the number of users promoting Yobit shows no sign of abating no matter what many of us say.
I mentioned in another thread that I will start creating self-moderated threads in future so I can keep my threads tidy without them being flooded with those promoting Yobit or any other scam, maybe that is the best way to confront the situation until or unless something changes.
I am not sure whether I should continue to raise my opinion on this topic. I know many people really hate what Yobit did in the past and even in the present, but that's not all, it's not good if you create a self-moderated topic and delete all comments from people who have Yobit's signature. Personally I think that as long as we don't advertise things like Investbox or daily profit, signature still good with Cryptotalk, even Airdrop is still not a scam. So it doesn't matter if you join a campaign without cheating anyone. I mean the campaign, not Yobit |
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If we talk about Binance, it has minimum withdrawal fee of approx. 0.0005 BTC, approx. $3.00-$5.00
OP is having a big mistake, Binance is an exchange, you should read here to understand more. Bitcoin wallet has many forms, desktop, mobile, web, and hardware. But you have to remember that you must own the private key, a must when talking about bitcoin wallets. To be technically accurate, Bitcoins are not stored anywhere; there is a private key (secret number) for every Bitcoin address that is saved in the Bitcoin wallet of the person who owns the balance |
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I remember there was an topic about "how to use VanitySearch" somewhere, I would find out. But are you using it right? If possible, please let me know where you downloaded it. At least, this can be said to be safe because you have used it After all, Thank you for providing this service, DarkStar_ and LoyceV Prefix: BlitZ02DBCA1838DDE9D796C20D6049999DF7EFF2DAA7D49D08CE47130BB88717BEEAE6
Update: This is a fairly detailed usage, you can refer |
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Does X10 even have a blockchain? I think no.. Which makes it a bit ironic being advertised by a block explorer doesn't it?
You should understand one thing, no matter whether it has blockchain or not, we cannot interfere. The only thing we know here, is the difference in the way they advertise, no one will argue anything if it doesn't include the words "earn 10% daily". I think Etherscan will not intervene deeply in this matter, they just make sure that their ads are valid |
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I know your work is useful for the community, but I'm curious, what exactly is it working for? Is it information for businesses to come here, see the details and decide to hire ads? If I get it wrong, please give me the answer, I see many similar posts of you here
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