Hello everyone, in this video I discuessed 3 easy ways that you can earn Bitcoin and also earn passive income off of your bitcoin. If you enjoy the video make sure to let me know, and also if you have any opinions on it make sure to let me know them as well, thanks guys! P.S. I also mentioned Bitcointalk sig campaigns as a way to earn  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMvVuuCTGv8 |
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Has anyone else been nonstop seeing ads for Sun Mining?
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I ask you to please judge me on the content and not the title of the video.
It's pretty hard to do that considering that the title is such utter bullshit. I don't think you realise that even the major clickbait channels don't usually make titles as stupid as this. Anyway, in the video your points aren't particularly good either. Coinbase has not broken their customers' trust - in fact, they tried their absolute best to avoid giving up their customers' data - and the IRS did not do particularly well either. Even if the IRS ends up finding up data about all their customers, the main effect will just be forcing people to pay taxes, which they legally should do anyway. It'll be a problem for people's privacy to be violated, but P2P options will always be available whether they approve of it or not. I can understand the distaste in the title, and I wish I did not feel like I have to construct videos this way. But unfortunately with YouTubes policy of not advertising any videos they can not make money on, I have to find ways to encourage clicks on my videos until I hit that 10k view threshold. I do appreciate your feedback on my opinions. |
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Let me know what you guys think, would love to hear some opinions!
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So I have been looking for an unbiased opinion on Bitconnects longevity for quite some time now. I was unable to find any that were not either total haters or people who were affiliates/promoters. So I decided to make a video myself about the subject, here it is : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR4mlerh4XU |
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Tell them about your bitcoin  |
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You don't necessarily need to respond to participate. Simply take this time to learn as much as you can from the posts that you find intriguing and then build up your knowledge to where you can make purposeful responses.
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Now we are almost at 10k LOL!
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What do you think? Will Bitcoin hit 9k before the end of November?  |
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I would suggest a hardware wallet. Both Trezor and Ledger are very user friendly and even the most novice of crypto investors can manage their way around them. I believe the Ledger is actually on sale right now for Cyber Monday so this might be a great time to grab yourself one. Trezor : https://shop.trezor.io/Ledger Nano S : https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/ledger-nano-s |
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I and many others use a desktop wallet called 'Exodus'. Supports many different cryptos as well as it has a nice backup feature for security purposes. The current downside is that it can only be used on 1 machine. However, depending on how you look at it, that could be a safety upside as well. Here is a link : https://www.exodus.io/ |
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i would claim this for the erc20 token offerings that are securities, but not for bitcoin, specifically. bitcoin, being decentralized, is literally the opposite of what we traditionally call a "stock". its an asset, and a growth asset to boot. but stock represent singular entities, the corp that issues it. bitcoin is a consensus; bitcoin price simply reflects what we collectively want it to be. some of the alts that are securities might fit this bill. even some of the better, more useful tokens. but bitcoin, specifically, has to sit this designation out. Its Brian Armstrong, so I will give him a pass  but this statement bears a bit more consideration, imo. at least he isnt a wallstreet bald head calling bitcoin a fraud I see your points, but with cryptocurrency, for the time being at least, largely viewed as stores of value, wouldn't you think that by MOST people they would view it as a stock? I am not saying that people who are in the cryptocommunity see it this way, but I assume that the large majority do. Especially since the only crypto they know is Bitcoin. |
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I mean of course he is extremely pro bitcoin and optimistic it is his entire business to be so.
What are your thoughts on their new "Coinbase Custody" hedge fund program? I can understand why he would want to create that service. It is a service that will have high demand, like it or not. All that institutional money isn't going to download Bitcoin Core and have an airgapped machine to store private keys (as they should) so they will resort to a counterparty. If Coinbase is ready to deliver this level of security ready to be such a counterparty of risk (we are talking about billionaire portfolios) it's another story. Armstrong may be punching out of his league here. With bitcoin being the risk it is by nature though, how can coinbase be so confident in their storage of them, especially when dealing with billionaire portfolios. |
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I mean of course he is extremely pro bitcoin and optimistic it is his entire business to be so.
What are your thoughts on their new "Coinbase Custody" hedge fund program? |
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Of course! Nowadays, We research Bitcoin and altcoins to buy and wait until they go up. That is the same with stocks.
While that is true, I think there is the potential for cryptocurrencies to become more than just a storage of value. Many people invest in crypto just for that aspect. |
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BTC is absolutely nothing like a stock, because it does not represent a centralised entity, while a stock does. A stock will always represent a centralised entity, while a (good) cryptocurrency will always be a decentralised network.
You can't measure the sales or profits of a cryptocurrency, nor can you measure the users or other fundamentals which are relevant to deciding a stock decision.
The exception to this is ICOs, but they involve a centralised entity who collects the funds, and it's only the token itself which can be decentralised.
Thank you for all of that information, I agree with the point you've made. What do you think about their new hedge fund, "Coinbase Custody"? |
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