It doesn't, but personally it holds someone's holding back, if you'll cash out your holdings, there's a fee in order to compensate for tax whenever you cashout or make a transaction, it's annoying and I hate how some of these exchanges use up a high cashout fee, personally, it holds us back but Bitcoin can still go to the moon, regardless of tax.

I don't think all countries are interested in declaring Bitcoin as their own legal tender, it is either the governments have no interest or they just don't want people to gain too much freedom over a currency or perhaps they aren't ready for this kind of setup just yet. Indeed a historical figure claimed as the first Bitcoin city and country, El Salvador will just be one of the many countries in the future to declare Bitcoin as a legal tender.

True, decentralized or centralized it may still be controlled, and currently, the government may not have the authority to centralize Bitcoin but it is definitely backed by whales, therefore, regardless whether if it is centralized or decentralized, the market and Bitcoin is still owned by the whales, I'd still go for a decentralized system but you can never rely on a single currency, the market is as huge as the ocean.

As first timers and without prior knowledge, mistakes are bound to happen, even if you have suffered from missing out or missing the opportunity to buy/sell at the right moment, it's alright since there's always room for adjustments and lessons to learn from it.

Well, he's 36, he is past his prime but I'm pretty sure with the situation that elevated yesterday or perhaps the other day, the situation wasn't really that relevant to what you were saying, it's not a trick nor a dirty play, Isaiah Stewart is not a key player for Detroit, only averages on what is expected for a rookie/sophomore so I don't see the need for LeBron to actually get rid of this kid in the game, I am assuming that it's more of a frustration rather than a dirty play, you can see how irritated LeBron was when he elbowed Stewart, therefore, LeBron won't resort to that kind of violence as he didn't mean it and was a heat of the moment for both, I still feel bad for Stewart though.

Guys, LeBron has only been ejected 2 times only, all the other dirty plays he did were either mild or he simply got away, I'm not a LeBron fan but he's not a dirty player, call him more of a flopper when the NBA were stupid enough to make those calls, but I really think he deserved to be ejected. may it be because of the heat of the game but you can see how irritated he was when he elbow punched Isaiah Stewart, the Lake show got the win anyways and I got my bet just right thanks to Russ.

Fact checking and using sources such as forums can be a powerful tool in order to avoid getting scammed, but it is inevitable for someone not to encounter any scams at all since it can be on any platform that you use, investing in projects otherwise requires further fact checking and might as well see their whitepaper and other proof provided.

Unfortunate for me and some who were looking forward to withdraw this December but again we've experienced quite the growth these past few months and I guess all we have to do for now is wait until the bearish season is over, people shouldn't be too worried about this, esp. for the long-term holders, now for someone like me, I guess I'll have to convert some of it and try to settle investing on other coins for short-term profit.

In general, yes, NFTs are overhyped, but when you talk about specific token, some of them are and some of them are underrated, some value of tokens tend to die and some are growing, NFT's are everywhere and expect that majority of these tokens that are being sold is pretty much hype, when investing on NFT, find a token that really seems to be promising as these tokens cost really expensive.

That is if Kyrie has decided to take his vaccine shot, apparently, rumors have spread that Kyrie refuses to take the vaccine shot because of his own beliefs and such more on about his personal reasons on why he refuses, therefore, if Kyrie refuses to take the vaccine and participate with the following guidelines, then the Kyrie-Russ trade isn't possible, do a little fact checking first because it may be rumored online but I really think that Kyrie would refuse to join back with LeBron because if we'll look back he moved to Boston for the same reason, but after that Boston trade, Kyrie's career went downhill, he made a comeback for the Nets but was pretty much inconsistent considering the injuries he went through, he had a depressive season last year missing out multiple games and currently missing more games this season because he refused to cooperate.

Statistics says it all, although it may not seem like half of the respondents really know anything about Bitcoin but the fact that 41% chose Bitcoin over local currencies is quite an outstanding number, I honestly was expecting lower than 41% but this is actually more than what I was thinking about. By the time comes, conducting another interview/survey in the next 5 years and we'll see a big difference in numbers from what it is by now and what it is in the future, I am assuming that more people will definitely rely on Bitcoin rather than fiat.

I've been trying to find a documentary that will actually cover the whole Bitcoin and history of it in general because I've seen a lot of content creators trying on YouTube but failing to cover some important keypoints, this is definitely helpful but the downside is its availability, I guess switching onto another platform would be nice, since it's free to watch, why not just upload the video on YouTube? I would like to watch this 6-part documentary and see for myself what others has to say about it here on this thread.

Go ahead and convert it into another stablecoin than USDT then, the bear market isn't gonna stay for long and recovery is definitely there after the bear market, either convert all of your current holdings or just simply hold it until the next bull season, that doesn't seem to be hard and to be honest it contains less risk than the other options mentioned by the OP and the other replies above.

Clinton had probably seen the growth of other countries through the adoption of Bitcoin and see this as an opportunity for them to start giving Bitcoin more attention in order to remain the powerhouse currency, it's obvious how strong Bitcoin and how it can actually help the economy for USD to be better than before.

Luka KP reminds of Jason Kidd and Dirk Nowitzki dynasty, If Porzingis proceeds to be this productive through the whole season then Luka won't have to put up huge numbers just to win, it's not technically making Luka less productive but having help from his team would really be great.

Generally speaking, only Bitcoin lovers would pay to see this, I don't mean to offend or attack anyone but a full movie all about Bitcoin is going to be boring, it's not suitable for all ages and I really think that Bitcoin alone is too general and that Bitcoin alone is not enough to make for a movie, a documentary or a series I guess would at least be better and entertaining since we all know that Bitcoin is evolving along with Technology and the market itself.

I know there are movies, series, docu-series out there but these movies really did not make much of an impact didn't they? Probably in the future.

I believe the Cavs still put up on a show even with their starters out, Garland put on quite a show as he delivered along with Rubio, Wade and Love, they were doing great but weren't consistent enough to go on par with the Warriors as Curry exploded in the 4th, I really think if Curry didn't gave out back-to-back 3pointers on that 4th, the game will be a pretty close match, they defended him well but Steve Kerr's offensive plan is just really something out of this world right now.

I think the main purpose of buying these fandom tokens is to hold it, we're never sure if it will have value and will be placed on an exchange, it is called a fandom token in the first place, it's more of a collectible rather than to sell it.

Is this a genuine question or are you actually paid to endorse King Mufasa? I know that we all have our favorite coins and King Mufasa as a meme isn't really going to blow like Shiba or Dogecoin, Mufasa in general isn't even a meme, it's a character on a movie called "The Lion King", so regardless if you'll read the white paper or their website, as a memecoin it definitely won't be here for long.

As for your question, I don't think it suits the topic title and the content of your topic, memecoins cannot rule the market because it's not stable and as reliable as the other coins in the market.

I don't think Steve Nash made a mistake though, he really had to sit KD and Harden down in the 4th because they just really waved the white flag at that point seeing Curry on fire and the fact that they can't really do anything else at that point, I guess Steve Nash did this to prepare for the next game, and they won today against the Cavs.