Wait a moment. I will consult my crystal ball and tell you.

I have a great solution for your pointless threads, based just on what you think and nothing else: to put you in my ignore list. You are the second one so far.

Bye.

If you have tried a lot of venues I suppose you've tried Pokerstars. You are not going to find a better site. I don't currently play there and I don't like their policies but I have to acknowledge they are number one. If not, keep trying the major fiat sites. Pacific is quite good for example.

The thing is, crypto sites have to improve a lot to be as good as the major fiat sites.



Yeah but 777coin has video poker, not poker where you play vs other opponents right? Is what OP is asking.

You don't lose until you sell.

Posts like this will make the price go up.

LMAO

Dr. Wodarg and Dr. Yeadon request a stop of all corona vaccination studies and call for co-signing the petition

I've seen this reported in various sites but I haven't seen it in any major news site. So I'm not 100% sure it is true. Dr Yeadon is ex-Pfizer head of respiratory research.

Anyway, what they say is that vaccines could cause infertility in women, they can also cause an exaggerated immune reaction and other problems.

If this is true it is going to be very big.

Yes, apparently he believes in people jinxing the price. Usually the others on the speculation board. I tell you from experience.

It is part of a cosmovision I would say

 

You don't wan to invest, you want to play roulette. You might as well go to a casino, the certainty about the outcome is pretty much the same.

Some people with knowledge can buy and sell bitcoin short-term but they base their decisions in technical analysis, in which I don't believe much by the way because most of them lose money

I saw that in a YouTube video yesterday.


Yes, at least it helps normalize bitcoin within society. It would be better if people started using bitcoin privately but if for bitcoin to be massively adopted it will be through small steps like this one. We are slowly moving from bitcoin being a weird word to been a common and everyday one.

Well, the British Medical Journal says hospital admissions and deaths are uncommon (remember that the global mortality is below 1%).

Talking about the (un)efectiveness of vaccines, the BMJ says: "Hospital admissions and deaths from covid-19 are simply too uncommon in the population being studied for an effective vaccine to demonstrate statistically significant differences in a trial of 30 000 people. "

Source: Will covid-19 vaccines save lives? Current trials aren’t designed to tell us

So I just think the person you talked to has had bad luck statistically speaking.

Apart from that I think OP is has made up that story.

You are welcome.

But it seems that it will not go to those levels for the time being because of the following thread, which has created a resistance:

TO THE MOON!

The British Medical Journal doesn't think so: Will covid-19 vaccines save lives? Current trials aren’t designed to tell us.

"Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, said, “Ideally, you want an antiviral vaccine to do two things . . . first, reduce the likelihood you will get severely ill and go to the hospital, and two, prevent infection and therefore interrupt disease transmission.”7

Yet the current phase III trials are not actually set up to prove either (table 1). None of the trials currently under way are designed to detect a reduction in any serious outcome such as hospital admissions, use of intensive care, or deaths. Nor are the vaccines being studied to determine whether they can interrupt transmission of the virus."

It's worth reading the whole article.

Although I see the list of those universities as positive, I'm sorry to say that I think the adoption of those kinds of payments in the rest of them is going to be very slow.

I understand that the ones that have accepted these types of payments are private institutions at least in their majority and have very open-minded people among the governing board.

In public universities, the acceptance of this type of payment is not going to happen soon and much less in mass, because they can not make their payments in bitcoin, and accepting that currency is like investing in a high-risk asset, with high volatility especially in the short term.

Thanks a lot for the info but I'll do something better. I'm going to buy a Trezor. I'll keep the Ledger as a secondary wallet but I'm pissed off with them.

I was about to sign a message to post it here but it seems that it's not possible to do it with ledger live whereas it was possible with the old APP.

Really? Are they so dumb? First they were hacked and since then I keep getting phishing scam emails and now this?

LOL. I'm going to swap my bitcoin for some shitcoins ASAP just because you say technicals are against it.

Not a chance.

I simply think there is no point in saving bitcoin for retirement if you don't hold your private keys. You can have a 401k o similar retiring instruments but if you want to have some bitcoin of part of you retirement plan you'd better have them in your private wallet. However, I am sure it will become common in the future years as there are a lot of people who don't care about their private keys and just want an institution to complain to if something goes wrong.

As OP is asking about income, I think another two options would be to deposit bitcoin in freebitco.in, which pays a 4% annual fee, but paying the proportional part daily, or invest in the bankrolls of crypto casinos.

But neither option is "safe".

It is much better to hold bitcoin and wait for the return by capital appreciation.

Yes but it has bounced back a bit. There is a resistance between $19,5-20k as there are many sell orders in that range. Above 20k there aren't nearly as many so I think once we pass that mark we will get easily to 25k or so.

So, what?

I don't know what you are doing in this forum then.

By asking that question you are showing that you don't understand anything.

Well, it's funny because I've seen the same argument about AIDS. As I said, I don't know much about viruses or medicine but I've seen people denying that AIDS is a result of a virus.

My question then is: how come most doctors don't speak out publicly against this deception? Are they all paid by Big Pharma? I find that hard to believe. There are only a few who contradict the official version.