This kind of scam is common. It looks more like a modified ponzi scheme. I keep telling people that money doesn't come easy. You have to sweat in order to earn it. You can't just send someone money and then go to sleep and expect it to multiply just like that. Such deals end up with you getting scammed... and please, they are not professional traders but rather scammers.
Yes, you are really right, but every day hundreds of thousands of people learn about making money on the Internet, namely in trading, all scammers live at the expense of such people, in order to avoid this, children need to be taught financial literacy at school and institute.
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No. I wouldn't buy a Tesla car in exchange for my BTC because it has more value to me than a luxury car. People should be practical about spending their money and bitcoin because it is unnecessary to buy expensive things. After all, they all have the same purpose and usage, so it is much better to buy a regular car than a luxurious sports car.
There are a lot of people in the world, and of course they themselves choose what to spend their bitcoins on. Yes, the price of Tesla cars is high, but for the rich they do it.
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I also almost sent my funds to a scammer, I saw an advertisement on YouTube from a verified account and almost believed, that is, at first I believed. It was just that there was no money at this point, but then when they appeared, I looked again and decided to double-check and yes it really was a scam.
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In my opinion satoshi was trying or is trying to bring the world together through an imaginary currency , in that process trying to eradicate some level of poverty, A currency can't solve poverty problems.A currency is just a tool.The crypto industry that was created around that currency might solve some poverty problems by creating jobs and letting the poor people to earn,save and invest coins. The world is truly globalized and Bitcoin is a true global currency.However,the main reason for Satoshi to create Bitcoin was to create a currency,which is free from the control of central bankers and politicians,and therefore-free from inflation and wrong monetary policies. That's right, sometimes it seems to me that people did not read the whitepaper at all, it says about it on the first page.
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I read this news yesterday https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-made-up-97-of-total-crypto-inflows-in-2021 which means there are still having many opportunities for bitcoin price up more than now. More than that, many investors just focus to collect bitcoin when the price tries to meet a correction. As you can see now on the chart, when bitcoin price fall then there will be a spike increase that will happen. Yeah, hopefully the current situation can continue and can reach its all time high again, because if that happens maybe its price can touch $70.000 and more. Also, the current sentiment is really different from the previous bull run market, I still remember when bitcoin fall quickly at January 2018 ago after its price touched $20.000 as its all time high. I don't understand what this article is, but there is nothing there that confirms the growth of bitcoin, their source is the site coinshares who just wrote the numbers, where did they get them from, we must believe.
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Every time I catch myself thinking about what would have happened if I had not sold my bitcoins, but just saved them up... ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Bitcoin is probably the best investment you can make if you are a patient investor! ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Yes, I understand you well, I played one game in 2015 and I managed to accumulate 0.8 BTC, but I spent it the next month. I should have forgotten about them)
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It is somehow very suspicious, this site collects statistics of visitors, it also calculates your real IP, even with VPN
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I don’t understand why the site https://www.blockchain.com/ requires verification. It seems to me that anonymity no longer exists. All require KYC, a feeling that with time and sotsialny.seti will require verification. Does blockchain.com requires KYC? I think you misunderstood what the OP meant to ask, he is referring to the transaction (sending and receiving bitcoin) not buying and selling bitcoin. Anyways, if they require KYC, it's just that the site is more likely centralized and had to know their customer, so 1 person has only 1 account AFAIK. Isn't it the same thing? As I understand it, this is the very first wallet for bitcoin and is the main one with multi-million users. Everyone talks about the anonymity of cryptocurrency, but it is not.
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It's not clear to me, does the darknet have its own audience? How do people know that there is a vaccine on Darnet? It's just strange for me why they write about this, it's free advertising.
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I do not want to argue, but our whole world is mathematical and in any area you can find similarities and parallels. Maybe I'm wrong, but such a chart can be found in any cryptocurrency, and you can find a suitable chart.
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I don’t understand why the site https://www.blockchain.com/ requires verification. It seems to me that anonymity no longer exists. All require KYC, a feeling that with time and sotsialny.seti will require verification.
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This is very similar to a ploy, in order to control users more, they can block funds without giving a reason. We wanted bitcoin to be popularized and in the end, we see how it is used in illegal actions.
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I think the easiest way to make $ 1 an hour is to do social tasks. There are many services where they pay up to $ 0.1 for actions on social networks.
I have not had the opportunity to examine such services before. I guess you need to have pretty popular social media profiles for that. Maybe you can share a few links if you know? I'd be really grateful. I do not know for sure whether it is possible to talk about them on this forum. These are services where you get paid for subscriptions and likes. I met only for Russian-speaking audiences, perhaps there are English-speaking ones, but I did not come across them.
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It is very strange for me that such giants buy bitcoin only when it has grown by almost 10 times. What strategies can one speak of if they act like hamsters.
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Unfortunately bitcoin has dealt with FUDS all course of its existence, there were people who called bitcoin a bubble while it was going towards 41k as well, we are talking about like a 8x increase in a year and yet for some reason people talked about how it was a bubble. The bottom of this year was around 3.8k or so if I am not wrong, I know it was under 4k but not sure about how much, let's assume that the bottom was 4k, we know the peak was 41k as well but let's say it was 40k, that is 10x increase in a single year.
What else can give you 10x return in a year? Yet for some reason some people did FUD for sooo long even while we were going up 10x as well. In any case, bitcoin may fall, that is normal, things that go up eventually go down and that is fine, we are just looking for something much simpler these days which is long term projection of bitcoin, doesn't matter if it falls today or not, that is understandable.
For people who are used to making a profit only after 5-10 years, bitcoin really looks like a bubble for them. They have never encountered such assets. Perhaps they are jealous and perhaps they are angry.
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