I agree with you. Crypto is a fast paced industry and doesn't call for delays while taking decisions. It's either you're in or you're not. BTW, why will anyone come here and put up a thread before buying a particular coin they are interested in? Is the person counting on crowd mentality before taking any action? If anyone is into this I think it's wrong. You don't have to depend on random strangers you meet online to form your financial councilors.

I think this is a bigger problem that has been left unhandled even after a year it was observed and reported. There is now another thread opened about similar issue here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5147676.0

Theymos should see this as a necessity and act.

Stop sounding desperate. Allow the lower ranked members a chance to try out their luck.

Or even for the exorbitant and unreasonable transaction fees in case the businesses have to do refund for a trade gone wrong. Miners fees is driving Bitcoin fans away and this is crazy.

Oh, thanks for attempting to send me merit.


Oh? Do they then not lower the casket at all? You mean they don't graves any more? I don't understand what you're trying to say.

I don't understand the concept of mourners/bereaved family members being made to shovel sand into a grave before it is covered once a deceased is lowered into it.

What the heck is that?

Some say it is a reminder that man is from dust and will ever return to dust. Don't we all know that. Do we really need that kind of reminder? I guess not.

People already know all that, except kids and funerals aren't meant for kids. But then, man has always looked for ways to glamourise even the ugliest of opportunities at funerals.

Also, I am of the opinion that sermons and preachings at funerals are time wasting. Yes! It's unnecessary time wasting because no amount of preaching during funerals has ever converted anyone. People are just after the food and drinks. Nothing more!

What do you guys think?

The Pound has been on a steady decline since this month. It's around 1.2700 now after falling from 1.3170 earlier. It's really a May in May to remember.

So true. I remember even my younger brother showing great doubt about the conversion of Bitcoin to fiat until I showed him the cash.

Yes, I am. But that isn't why. It's just that gambling is against my fundamental principle to life. Don't you see church goers who indulge Baba Ijebu or the now famous Lotto. Dem plenty well well here for Imo State.

Becky, that's not true. There are truly several lazy youths in our dear Naija. Walk around your area in the morning and you will see several chatting away their lives unnecessarily, in unproductive arguments and needless discussions. And when you try to talk them into online business they ask you if the reward is instant. I once Introduced a guy from nairaland to this forum in 2017 after I read his post filled with his frustration about life and unemployment. He told us he was a graduate and sounded like he would commit suicide anytime soon. I got concerned and chatted him up. I guarded him on opening an account here. He was from Osun State but lived in Ibadan and had an aged mother who was looking up to him financially. He sworn he wasn't lazy and could survive any rask. I told him about Bitcoin and this forum. But after the registration here he scampered and that was it. I chatted him up after several days on telegram to know why he wasn't posting, and he started talking trash about how he didn't understand the comments others were making. I just blocked him.

Why is the OP making his complaint from a fresh account? It's obvious this isn't the main account on this forum for someone who uses coinpayment services. Is your complaint actually legitimate?

Now that Theresa May has agreed to resign on June 7th as the Prime Minister of the Great Britain for falling to deliver Brexit after over two years of negotiations, what is next for her country?

Are we going to see a Boris take over?

Are we going to see an upsurge in the Pound Sterling (this is my major concern actually as a trader)?

What are your thoughts, folks?

This is a more realistic comparison between coins (at least not being compared with Bitcoin) but I think ETH will continue to rise more than BNB. The reason being of ETH's advantage of contract by other projects using the platform coupled with it being a payment option like BNB.


This isn't accurate. There are several other exchanges where BNB is traded. You can find that list here https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/binance-coin/#markets

What positive are you talking about? That self moderated thread prevent spamming, right? Oh, please come on. If spam were the issue the posts could be deleted. But the evil about such threads is that they stiffen freedom of speech. I think this causes more harm than good.

Nope, it isn't really a secret knowing someone else's ETH address as some people have theirs on their profiles.

You and the OP don't have the same web address.  Am I the only one noticing it?

Also, I should think any site without the "S" on its url http isn't secured and looks phishing.

I think the greatest bane of Bitcoin in Nigeria is the MMM syndrome associated with it. A lot of Nigerians still see Bitcoin as another level of MMM. I came into cryptocurrency during the wake of that infamous MMM of 2016. In fact, it was my research of that MMM that drew me to Bitcoin through Google search. So, I think a lot of education and awareness has to come up to sensitize our fellow brethren about Bitcoin.

I completely agree with you here on the sport thingy, especially getting Bitcoin posters into sports arena or inscribed on the jerseys. But I don't go with the gambling angle. I don't do gambling. Even here in this forum I don't join in any signature campaign that requires posts made in gambling section. I have missed a lot of opportunities on that here because it's against my principle. I don't condemn anyone who engages in gambling. It's their choice to make.


Are you referring to the signature logo Brainboss is wearing? I don't think he will object to that. It's the African heritage. But if you're referring to avatar, you won't be able to wear it because of your rank limitation.

What I really think is that Dogecoin isn't going to ever rise to $1. It's a shitcoins  and remember that it wasn't created to achieve anything apart from being a fun/joke coin. That's why the dev assigned a dog meme to it. So, even if you buy now it isn't going to be profitable. Peruse other investment and out your money there.

That's my 1cent advice.

It's a pity the campaign came to an abrupt end but it really isn't your fault. It was a well managed campaign by you while it lasted.

I am leaving you a +trust even though I know you don't need it (you got a sack load already)  . I confirm receipt of payment. Thanks. I will gladly enrol in any of your future campaigns.

Mine are this simple -

One - Bitcoin won't get mass adoption because of the widespread global illiteracy level.
Two - Bitcoin's volatility will continue to scare away investors.
Three - Continuous split will continue to damage the reputation of the coin.
Four - Rogue Miners will continue to be the  bane of Bitcoin.

Of course, this is the simple truth. The modus operandi of the scammers is even visible to the blind but I don't know why the OP fell for it. A company with a suspicious name is a sign. A company newly registered is a sign. A company promising you huge ROI is a sign. A company telling you it dies cloud mining is a sign. A company into Bitcoin doubling is a sign.

Kindly disable link of scamming site next time to prevent others going there by mistakingly clicking the baits.

The legality or illegality of Bitcoin is very simple to decipher. To countries that find the use or mining of Bitcoin offensive and banned it, it's illegal but to countries which haven't made any incriminating statement banning Bitcoin it isn't illegal. Let's take my country for example, the government is playing dumb and acting like it doesn't know about the existence of Bitcoin after alerting the citizenry of the risk of investing in it in 2016 but didn't outlaw it. What that meant was that the citizens could invest and trade it but at their own risk. It isn't illegal with this. It's been three years since then and those in my country are reaping the dividends of Bitcoin.