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There is always going to exist some kind of patriotism or nationalism the best we can do is ignore those guys... do not pay attention. We are the bitcoin community that is all that matter
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That is the worst idea in the history of history and in the history of ideas. lol   |
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for christ sake, we don't need more altcoins! what is next?costcoin? ebaycoin or amazoncoin?
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User: elastiman
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Full Members can apply to this campaign?  |
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You realize of course that the volume we're talking is all time, right? Because if we talk about last week: China 700 BTC: https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins/CNY/BTCPeru (lol) 143 https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins/PEN/BTCSo 100 BTC per day...is not that impressive And I wouldn't call localbitcoins an indicator In Europe where you have access to SEPA and fast transactions, it makes no sense to deal with strangers and on top of that pay extra for.....nothing. Right now the best I could sell my coins for is ~4190, not a great deal isn't it? Do realise that, yes, and no, it's not an impressive volume at all but I still think X volume of P2P is somewhat worth more than X volume of exchange trading. It's actual people buying and selling Bitcoin on P2P, least from my experiences, even get questions from potential buyers and all that. I'm not 100% sure of what kind of trading/speculating happens on exchanges and there's enough (circumstancial) evidence online to show that exchanges aren't very honest about what they report. I still sell/buy BTC on LBC and Bisq, even with SEPA options available. Yes agree the rates on guys like Bitpanda are usually better/higher than LBC but there's still some benefit of p2p like bisq where there's a bit less risk involved with multisig escrow for example. I like some of the guys I use like Bitpanda or Coindeal but there's always that nagging feeling one day they'll screw me over (plus they have limits for me that I'll just about reach next year). More than two thirds of the Russian Federation is on the Asian continent actually, and in the days of the Soviet Union, even maybe close to 85%? Still, most of developed Russia and certainly, where the trading happens, is in European Russia.
75% of the population lives in European Russia and Moscow has always been called an European city. No matter what territory sits in Asia it's still considered a European country by almost everybody except the author here:P Haha yeah I know, but perhaps author wasn't informed the Soviet Union dissolved [/quote] Well to begin with even that the soviet union no longer exists. Russia still has more territories in the Asian continent than on the European continent. It do es not matter where the majority of population lives... You guys should check a map and see for your selves is not that hard. Or visit Wikipedia to get more information nevertheless since Russia has territories in both continents can be called a Eurasian country... do not believe me? well google it |
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Previously, the official foreign exchange rate was about 250,000 bolivars to one U.S. dollar. But on the black market, a dollar cost upwards of 3.5 million bolivars. So it makes sense sending something that can be changed ar black market rates in bolivars. [/quote] That is all true bro, that explains why Venezuela is in 4th place |
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It is possible to extract a lot of information from these graphs. But not what the OP wants to demonstrate.
Having venezuela as a great Bitcoins negotiator could be one of the best studies on the use case of cryptocurrencies. The ability of Bitcoin and the Internet to be resistant to authoritarian governments. The willingness of citizens to find alternative ways to save value when they do not trust government.
There are few ways you can save value without having to trust another entity. You will hardly be able to keep gold or silver at home and trade cash when you need to buy food.
Now, what I do not understand is why venezuela has become so popular and other countries with regimes as bad as not. Is it a matter of communication or popularization in these countries? Especially in African countries where the number of smartphones increases in a much larger proportion than the number of bank accounts.
Or maybe it is because of cheap electricity. This would boost local commerce as it would supply and demand Bitcoins locally.
Well, I think it is because mining bitcoins in Venezuela it is almost for free something like $0.2 or $0.1 cents per kilowatt-hour. In the USA, a kWh costs $0.12 on average so if you have a lot of money and you want to invest in Venezuela the most reasonable thing to do is Bitcoin mining plus there is a lot of high quality and cheap workforce, technicians and software engineers that can do all the work for you. So no wonder that the country is a paradise for bitcoin entrepreneurs |
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Maybe you are right dude, perhaps many of the Chinese that use Bitcoin are using vpns or vps like Nordpvn or Cyberghost(despite the baning of the vpns) and they have their assets under an American IP or European IP, that way is more trustworthy to work with them and they have their assets safer also that would explain a lot why they are in the 5th place and not in 4th or 3rd place.
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Yes The United States is the first with $1.44 Bn (22.77%) and the 2nd is Russia with $1.05 Bn (16.55%). The United Kingdom the 3rd with $738 M (11.67%) and Venezuela the 4th with $707M (11.18%). China is the 5th with $622M (9.83%) It is really weird that China is in 5th place Asia is the continent with the biggest highest trading volume $2.07 Bn and so far more than $6.5 Bn has been traded on localbitcoins For more information visit: https://totalcrypto.io/bitcoin-adoption-trading-volume-country/#Bitcoin_Trading_Volume_by_Country_8211_Chart |
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We are all here to make a lot of money. We are not going to be millionaires but sure we are gonna try it  . I was trying to get some extra money by investing in bitcoins but I starting to get my doubts since the prices of almost all cryptocurrencies today are dropping. I think I might have lost like 5k $ more or less oh well that is the beauty of capitalism and the roller coasters xD |
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Wow, I did not know that about Malaysia, it is difficult to graduate from a university? or they are very expensive? There are not public universities or something? It will be interesting to see how they implement the NEM blockchain technology for that and I think that they will be pioneers by doing so. If that works it would be a huge contribution to the blockchain companies plus a good example to follow for other countries
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I like how you think man, yes bitcoin has been a blessing for many people from all over the world including for me, and it has been a source of wealth, a form of payment and assets for many others and also a form of saving money. (And for me having money it is having freedom) It has become the universal currency in short time and I am pretty sure that those countries that do not accept it sooner or later they will
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Sure this is going to happen sooner or later but ex-socialist countries like China and Russia are having problems transitioning into new markets and new technologies and always look west with distrust. Although Estonia seems to be the exception since is the first country backing and accepting widely Bitcoins and the United States is the second and Denmark the third according to the top 10 of bitcoin.com. https://news.bitcoin.com/worlds-top-10-bitcoin-friendly-countries/ |
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Hello, I wish this were true but actually, I think is quite the opposite because I just got an email from PayPal saying that they were going to ally with Wallmart or they already did it. I don't remember very well but if they are going to ally with PayPal they are not going to accept bitcoins because PayPal and bitcoins have a conflict of interest. So we can say that this is not gonna happen good day
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COMPANIES IN JAPAN PAYING SALARY IN BITCOIN
This is very good for bitcoin and also altcoin if all contries like Japan become crypto friendly then crypto world be amazing for crypto lovers and many will become millionaire and billionaire
Wow, that's great maybe I should move to Japan and start working there or build a company xD. Can you tell us exactly what type of companies is paying with bitcoins or any other cryptocurrencies? what kind of job is it? are they looking for engineers, graphic designers? also in which part of Japan wich city? .I am Sorry for asking too much  I personally love Japan Good night and good luck to all! |
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Hey guys, what do you think, can we be strong, and overcome this hard times when everything is red? How soon we will finally see bitcoin growing?
Hello! of course, we can overcome hard times we have to stay calm, be strong and have faith and work hard and be smart... relax bro the price of bitcoin will rice sooner or later that is just a matter of time. We will rest when we die. Like Jhon F. Kennedy used to say don't pray for easy life my friend pray to be a stronger man good night man. Good luck to all! |
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When will I receive the 5% token bonus? I heard some people already received in Kucoin. Why did the company pay to some people and didn't pay yet to others? This kind of treatment is unfair.
this is what happens when some follow instructions and some do not...I got my bonus |
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I sent you a PM with some question |
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Which API does this site use? not cmc I hope...
Your site will be a lot better if it beats the amount of coins cmc has, trust me!
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