Well im not surprised at all. Pension fund managers are making investments in all sorts of industries and options. It is good news though, they are obviously confident that there will be a return of investment. So we all can be confident going forward if we are not already that the value of our "investments" will be substantially more than they are today. I'm happy I dont need a pension fund manager
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Is it still possible to join?
Yes there is a possibility to join, there are 2 spots open for full members. Read the OP and make sure you apply with all the criteria in place.
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Stay away from them, they are very rischy, you can loose al your money if you bet on a known crypto. They buy at cheap price and then they sell an high price with hugegains
yes, you can lose your money, but if you try $ 50/100 it's a risk you can do;) no no no, just stay away from it rather than trying to scam others with that $50 or $100. Just to make those who are not in the know clear on the workings of these groups, If I buy a virtually unknown coin at maybe 50 satoshis and form a pump group promising members a fantastic return on their investment. What those members dont realise is that I own a colossal amount. As soon as the pumping starts and all the members are pumping their funds into this unknown coin I will DUMP my holdings on the market as soon as the pumping slows. The effect will be that the price will drop so fast very few will react quick enough to sell and I will be the sole winner and walk away with a big smile. Its a great idea but fantastically unethical and unfair - human nature. Chat over
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Lot of regulations apply for crypto these days.some countries ban exchanges and also TAX applying for them.And some countries ban ICOs.one of the major social media facebook stop all crypto ads.seems like crypto going to end day by day.market is falling too.what are your ideas about this?
the fear and panic is still with us. I think the op's statement is incorrect, Firstly there are very few regulations applied to crypto. Some countries ban exchanges but not all countries and not all exchanges. Taxation is starting to appear in a few countries, Japan, Australia and South Korea and possibly a few others that I am not aware of, Europe possibly looking at it. But it is painful and necessary for a country to function. Facebook is only one part of Social media, Twitter is still happy to continue. Crypto has come through a lot already, they can try and stifle it but it will ultimately survive . . . if everyone believes and continues regardless.
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I dont think its fair, but realistically facebook cannot moderate Crypto ads and decide what is legitimate and what isnt, hell we ourselves gave a difficult time doing that at times.
It really is unfortunate that the scammers are ruining things for the above board legitimate projects.
Facebook and social media in general is a great way to reach new potential crypto users and this move is not great and i dont even like facebook.
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crypto currencies are the future or at least blockchain technologies. now they will also be used as a means of control but of course I am talking about the government created type of blockchain technologies and crypto currencies.
Fortunately for everyone who is serious enough about Bitcoin and its partners it just happens to be DE-centralised and as a bonus UNREGULATED!
as much as they try yo regulate it it cannot be done. Peer-to-peer trading with unregulated payments will live on beside the regulated ones.
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I can recommend EXODUS I have been using it for over 12 months without issue. There is also the function to trade within the wallet via SHAPESHIFT because Exodus also supports Bitcoin, Dash, Litecoin along with about 8 or 10 other altcoins. They describe their system as a Multi asset walletSecurity is good also because you have access to the private keys and can run a scheduled backup of the system also. There is one caveat though, it is not open source, the developers do not release the coding, they control that! Check it out > https://www.exodus.io/
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There is definitely a chance for Monero to grow. It is the one of the preffered coins for anonimity and this feature will always have a demand.
Personally i was going to buy more Monero at $94 not so long ago, actually not even 3 months ago but it surged to over $300 and has not returned back. I bought more now before the ciming upturn.
I think it is a real solid coin with good adoption already.
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I would like to confirm that i have received payment for week 2.
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https://cointelegraph.com/news/s-korea-to-tax-crypto-exchanges-242-percent-in-line-with-existing-tax-policyDespite all the FUD from Korea lately, it seems like the government is actually taking a fairly positive stance towards crypto now. I think an official tax system for cryptocurrencies legitimizes the industry. Looks like Korea might be going towards what Japan has done in terms of policies regarding crypto, even though in the beginning it looked like they were going in the same direction of China (creating FUD, making things illegal). Everything is still in the initial stages, so I'm really interested in seeing what happens in the future. What do you guys think? In the beginning of all this mess the south korean government stated they were NOT going to ban crypto, but that was REPORTED INCORRECTLY which led the panic selling and to where we are today. Taxing crypto is a funny one really, on one hand it legitimizes the industry but on the other is introduces a degree of regulation. is that a good thing? I know a lot of people will not like either taxation and regulation.
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Welcome on board and enjoy the learning curve. Firstly you need to visit the beginners section here > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=39.0Get yourself familiar with how the forum works. Secondly dont trust anyone unless they have a positive trust rating and a proven record. If you want to progress to higher membership levels you are going to have to get involved on The forum in an active way and post good constructive content. Best of luck.
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I would say the majority of people invest in ico's for a short term gain. I have seen it a few times where people have dumped their tokens as soon as the tokens hit an exchange. So i suppose that is one reason.....short term return
If you consider the long term roadmap of some ico's the potential is great, to be an early adoptor with tokens bought at the cheapest price the return is potentially massive.
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Hello guys , whats going on with the south korea regulations rumors and why its so important that affect the whole crypto market ?
im surprised to see the drop in prices and a lot of people getting afraid of whats gonna happen next ..
idont know why but i feel like all those news and fake news are part of a big game !
What BAN are you referring to? South Korea are not going to Ban crypto. This was a statement from South Korean officials on the 15th of January, I repeat they stated that they "were not going to issue a ban"Now what was reported on the same day conflicted with this and sent the markets into panic. What South Korea propose is simply taxation. The long term effects I recon is that other countries will follow South Korea's Lead. This however is nothing to get afraid of if you are holding crypto fro the longterm, its only a consideration if you liquidate your crypto into fiat. stop panicking
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if i put quality posts like exceeding 100 characters , automatically merits up? or anything we have to do?
The idea behind the merit system is to increase the quality of posting by all members. You will only earn merits by people who either like or agree with what you have posted or it your post offers technical and/or relevant advice on a topic. The length of you post will be taken into consideration by either your bounty campaign manager if you are participating in one or by your activity rating I suspect. So there are two aspects of progression to consider, ACTIVITY and MERIT
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I use 2 wallets which both have Shapeshift built in and coinomi also has Changelly built in also. TBH I dont pay too much notice to them because I rarely trade inside my wallets although what h0lybyte states above about Changelly and verification is a good point. No ID verification = less hassle.
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yea I read this earlier. its better than a blanket ban but it may take away a bit of the allure of getting into crypto in a way. Im not so sure this means regulation on a wide scale. I think this is good news as we will see some people in south korea coming back into crypto and I understand a countries need to implement regulation to curb some people stupidity and greed but it does to a point introduce governments meddling and regulation in what we would percieve as that which was to be a stand alone peer-to-peer payment system as was initially invented.
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This thread needs a bump. the public sale for this very interesting project starts in over 8 days. head over to the new site to get yourself familiar with the proposition > https://legolas.exchange/#
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These should smart people should stop talking about bitcoin. I suppose though if they are asked questions about bitcoin it's difficult to say 'honestly I don't have any idea about the future of bitcoin'
No one can say, it's all about adoption and about more people getting into crypto and using it.
I really hope it lasts 100 years.
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Blockfolio for me too. Its a great app for the phone and tablet. As far as i can tell they have nearly all the coins listed and a handy function to add a not which can help you to remember where your coins are held
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