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661  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: [BOUNTY][SEDO POW TOKEN]+DISCORD Invite competition | PLEASE CHECK UPDATE on: February 01, 2019, 01:35:51 PM
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662  Economy / Economics / Re: On stablecoins on: January 11, 2019, 03:29:42 PM
I consider stable coins not as a full-fledged cryptocurrency, but as auxiliary coins for ease of use of cryptocurrency. Stable coins can not be profitable as a regular cryptocurrency, but it is generally very useful because it creates ease of use of cryptocurrency. In practice, this is a buffer between a cryptocurrency and a common currency or between different types of cryptocurrencies and, as a rule, funds are kept in stable coins temporarily, until a certain expected circumstance occurs.
different from me, that in crypto there is no stable coin, of course it makes traders not interested. because with high volatility there are many opportunities to get rich in a short time
663  Economy / Economics / Re: Some advices and references for a newbie? on: January 11, 2019, 03:24:45 PM
Hi everyone! I'm trying to research and study as much I can, but i have problems in finding good books/articles/whatever that explain the principles of economics and trading, very important if u want to learn about coins in general. I searched in the forum but i didn't find anything like that (but a lot of other useful articles)...so can you help me? I would really appreciate a "newbie tutorial for economics/trading" if it exist Smiley
Newbies should always be confident to their selves for them to decide what is good or not. Increasing their own knowledge is their first task for them to able to manage the risks that they are taking.
My advice is a little, for newbies or seniors, of course we have to study the market continuously. because the market is a teacher and we must always learn to him, for that self-confidence is important, but do not over-confident
664  Economy / Economics / Re: A cryptocurrency with volatility can't be used as money on: January 11, 2019, 03:19:55 PM
don't never dream of replacing fiat with crypto as a payment currency.
very unlikely, even if the fiat currency will be replaced, it looks like gold is more suitable as a payment currency, a currency that will never experience inflation.
indeed fiat cannot be replaced by bitcoin at this time, but gold is also difficult to replace fiat. even if that happens, of course it's been a long time ago, because we know gold is a valuable asset that has been recognized starting from the kingdom era
665  Economy / Economics / Re: If you had 10000$ on: January 11, 2019, 03:16:14 PM
If you had 10000$ where would you invest it?  I'm hoping for 10x in about 2 years, how would you personally split that money? There are so many altcoins that I dont know which to pick, I remember the top 5 altcoins from years ago and  now they are all gone, so should I only invest in  BTC end ETH or others like NEO, ADA and EOS?
To reduce the rinvestitional risk it is good to invest in more than 2 cryptocoins, but in the same time they have to be eligible in the market with perspectives in the future, coins la Robotina, Conference Coin and Pundi X.
indeed the coin has future prospects. but we must also be in accordance with personal analysis to determine the steps and must be confident. but in addition to crypto, I think using part of the capital to open another business will be better
666  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin - Can it boost or break a countries economy? on: January 11, 2019, 03:13:14 PM
I don't think there is any effect on bitcoin and economic standing of a country. Take china and japan for example. Japan is all out support for bitcoin. They are up there even before bitcoin. China on the other hand are so against bitcoin to the point of banning it. They have worked their way from nothing to where they are now even before bitcoin. So i don't think there is any correlation between bitcoina nd economy.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency affect the growth or imbalance of the state economy. When in April 2017, Japan recognized cryptocurrency as a means of payment. until the end of this year, the cryptocurrency gave an increase in the gross domestic product of the country by 0.6 percent. In addition, there was a general increase in the wealth of the citizens of this country. This happens when the cryptocurrency runs in parallel with the national money of the state. However, if the cryptocurrency is recognized as the main currency of the state, which I think will never be, then it can quickly unbalance the economy of any state.
Indeed this was blasting increase in the financial economy of Japan as still so many countries admire it. In my place long ago people were suffering unemployment as I personally was so worried for not having any proper way to earn money but now thanks to bitcoin as it has given me all those things I was only dreaming for the same way it improves the country's economy as a whole
just like me, with the existence of bitcoin we can improve the standard of living of the personal economy. if done simultaneously it can improve the economy nationally, especially for those who know bitcoin before 2017, like Japan, I think that too
667  Economy / Economics / Re: The future of the market on: January 10, 2019, 03:38:40 PM
You can observe and realize that the current market cannot raise prices quickly. Bitcoin has reached its maximum price increase in 2017 and then it fell and returned to its halfway state in 2018. I think it takes more time for a new period of growth in 2019.
with gradual growth, I think it will strengthen the foundation so I don't think it will be easy to fall again. like in 2017 when prices soared in a short period of time, so it fell in a short time too
668  Economy / Economics / Re: Fire in the market: Bitcoin is below $4000 on: January 10, 2019, 03:34:40 PM
Many predictions say it will recover more, but in reality.. it's still influenced by many things related to the economic life of many people and certain things that change price movements which sometimes are surprising and sometimes we are made like disappointed. well it's good to prepare a lot of things, or have another job in the real life to cover up a situation like this.
but seeing the potential of bitcoin later that will be used by many people, of course it will increase the price. although maybe not in the near future, so it requires patience for that
669  Economy / Economics / Re: Best way to make America bankrupt? on: January 10, 2019, 03:29:01 PM
I don't feel that this topic has a lot to do with our crypto market. The American government thinks we don't have much meaning when their economy has been around for a long time. They know how to control and tighten their financial and monetary policy.
especially now that the American president has a background from big businessmen, so he knows how to control their economy. so there is a need for economic warfare from economically resilient countries, such as China
670  Economy / Economics / Re: Is Bitcoin now the biggest bubble of all time? on: January 10, 2019, 03:25:04 PM
Although the value of Bitcoin is huge and it falls very fast, but I think Bitcoin is not a bubble like the evidence you mentioned. Because the cycle of Bitcoin's survival and development always happens. When it reaches a high price it will decrease and then continue. If Bitcoin is a bubble, it will break and not last as long.
the nature of crypto has a high volatile, so anything can happen, but indeed it is not a bubble. moreover the price is formed purely from the demand and supply that occurs, so that if many transactions occur then the price is easy to move
671  Economy / Economics / Re: If you had 10000$ on: January 09, 2019, 02:41:21 PM
Each person is faithfull to a certain coin. I have a strong felling in the following 3 coins: ethereum, robotina and pundi x, those 3 are valuable projects with great potential, that is why i would invest 3000 in eth, 4000 in robotina and 3000 in pundix.
investing on only 3 portofolio risky enough. we could not distribute the risk if all of them crashing.in my opinion at least we have 7 coin in our portofolio.
i am agree with you dude.market very volatile and we dont know which is could be best opportunity for and which is could make our assets value decrease.so collecting more potential profit more safe our money.
besides you invest in crypto with a few coins, I suggest investing in other fields besides crypto, because income from many sources will be better than we rely on income from one source, in my opinion
672  Economy / Economics / Re: What will you do with the current market? on: January 09, 2019, 02:36:56 PM
Looking market have drop I will try for keep and hold my asset, I am never panic for selling when lower price, maybe I will re invest my money for getting much profit later when bitcoin or altcoin at higher price.

When I look at the market, I see that it has been still waving. Nothing has changed. I will go on holding the cryptocurrencies which can be the best gainers in my opinion and wait for the bulls.
I also like that by holding the best for market conditions like this, and if possible we continue to buy high coins to hold in the long run. the problem is I'm sure that later the market will experience a large price increase in every coin in it
of course there will be the safest coins to invest, because the coins affect the others. therefore I prefer to invest in bitcoin, because the increase in cryptocurrency prices will start from this coin
673  Economy / Economics / Re: welcome bulls , Bye bears on: January 09, 2019, 02:33:27 PM
Okay buddy, but I would'nt so sure, in my opinion at least the next 1-2 yeard should be stagnation, coz crypto still illegal in the world, no new buyers ,at the moment I don't believe in the grow
at least we have hope at the beginning of 2019, moreover it will be held etf and bakkt, which will bring a lot of money to cryptocurrency. and that means the price will increase with the many purchases on crypto
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675  Economy / Speculation / Re: What do you do when price falls? on: November 28, 2018, 05:56:53 AM
As you see, bitcoin's price felt from 6500 to 3700. From the very first day, there was panic and fall was very intense. In situations like this one, how do you act? Do you sell bitcoins, wait a little for more fall and then buy more with same cash? Or so you fully support bitcoin and hold it?
I ask this because want to know what community here does in such situations, do you do good for bitcoin or worsen situation?
When the price falls I gues this is the best chance for investors to buy for more on potential coins. There are lots of coins that have good potential but it is hard to buy due to high value already. In this situation that the market is red and the price of almost all coins are very low this is the right time to invest.

People wait for the fall so that they can start buyng rather than buying at higher value it is an open invitation to start buying at lower price. Also if people had started to bought at 3500$ in last couple of days today it is already reached 4k. So in Nov itself you have gained 500$ per btc .
right, if we know the lowest and highest prices, of course we will get the maximum profit. and with high fluctuations, it should not be a burden, but an opportunity to make a profit
676  Economy / Economics / Re: Can virtual wallets be confiscated by courts? on: November 28, 2018, 05:51:25 AM
it cant be if you can imagine how they be able to know it and since this kind of assets doesnt define on the book of law ( i dont know if what law we should follow ) but here in my country it is not indicated that kind of assets and even it was indicated it is still hard because there was no data bases for that and the identity of holder is not indicated also so it is hard for it to be confiscated that is why government does not want this kind of industry yet because they dont have control.
for now, in my country, of course It can't, because the government through Bappebti is still planning bitcoin to enter the trading market, not as a currency. therefore it is difficult for the court to confiscate our wallet, because there is no legal clarity
677  Economy / Economics / Re: China is turning against cryptocurrencies?? on: November 27, 2018, 02:32:02 PM
Right now the price fall is unexpected, and none has come up with perfect information for the ongoing price fluctuation. China is a major contributor to the cryptocurrency growth during its early days into usage. If China hasn't contributed to growth of cryptocurrency, now we could've never reached such a user community. So, soon good support from China can expected.
many large investors from China, of course, make this country very influential on the development of bitcoin. Hopefully good news will emerge from China, so that it returns Bitcoin performance
678  Economy / Economics / Re: Mistakes That Make You Poor Poor In Cryptocurrency on: November 27, 2018, 02:28:34 PM
Theres a common mistakes which makes you loss profit just like investing without knowledge on it.There are lots of ICO projects rising nowadays so common type of investors mistake is they jump easily into those project without assurance.Thats why instead they will earn they loss more money.Greediness also leads you in losing money.Carelessness will also leads to trouble like your accounts will be hacked or you might get scammed easily.

Jumping into conclusions usually can get us really down. Specially, when we think that we have come up with a wrong decisions to buy or sell something and to take a risk.
but from that makes us able to correct mistakes and later do not repeat them, if we often encounter problems, of course a lot of experience will be achieved, and that is good for us
679  Economy / Economics / Re: How much money and bitcoins do you need to influence the price? on: November 26, 2018, 07:40:06 AM
I don't know, i mean we'll be looking at millions of dollars to be able yo manipulate a market to the extent of seeing it increase its price. That is, without the fact that crypto currency has this price correction phase. So that means that if you're a whale, you'll need to look at your portfolio 24/7 to get chump change.
I think it can be predicted that the current market capitalization will decline, of course the big decline will make BTC back to dump. but I don't know how many whales move together
680  Economy / Economics / Re: Fire in the market: Bitcoin is below $4000 on: November 26, 2018, 07:36:56 AM
I wonder why all the world community is excited about the decline in Bitcoin Prices, even though if we look at the end of 2016, the price of Bitcoin is not more than $ 900, and starts
and the end of 2017 is the golden age of Bitcoin and other crypto, even though the price keeps falling into the end of 2018
any fluctuating price can occur that makes us pound awaiting bitcoin and cryptocurrency surprises.
that happens because bitcoin has already reached fantastic prices, so investors are investing their funds. and it turns out that prices are declining during 2018, that's what makes them await the surprise of bitcoin
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