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681  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: ???? AFRAID OF NEW PROJECTS !!! ? on: October 17, 2019, 09:18:17 PM
Let's take a look at the statistics. Most of the new projects failed, the vast majority. A lot of money was lost by investors in new projects.
Now on the market you can find projects of any orientation, almost all new projects that are coming out duplicate the previous ones to one degree or another, this makes no sense except to earn more money.
Sooner or later, projects will appear that everyone will talk about, projects that will change the industry.
Do not worry that you will not notice them when they appear.
682  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is BNB the Next Bitcoin? on: October 17, 2019, 07:47:44 PM
Bitcoin owes its unprecedented growth and popularity to its structure and mechanics. Bitcoin is a decentralized currency that extends the boundaries of the use of money and cash to new limits.
The BNB, in turn, is just a coin of the exchange, it is centralized and strongly depends on the mood that prevails around the exchange itself.
In addition, the price of BNB, like all other altoins, depends on the dynamics of Bitcoin.
683  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Would you lend in cryptocurrency? on: October 17, 2019, 06:31:35 PM
I am not a supporter of loans at all, and I do not advise anyone to take them.
What is the point of taking a loan in cryptocurrency if you can not immediately spend this money but will wait for growth to be more profitable to sell, and then a decline to give a loan.
All this will be overwhelmed by manipulations both on your part and on the part of the structures issuing loans.
I doubt that this will improve someone's life.
684  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: My list of 5 Sleeping Giants of 2020 :) on: October 17, 2019, 06:11:10 PM
Almost all coins from the list can give a good profit. It all depends on the entry point that the author has chosen.
I mean the global trend of altcoins which one way or another shows growth after a powerful recession every year.
This happens cyclically, and already 2 cycles have passed. All projects from the list deserve attention to one degree or another.
685  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: My list of 5 Sleeping Giants of 2020 :) on: October 17, 2019, 04:32:35 PM
There is some truth in your words.
Those coins, most of which are held by the team, have quite good potential in order to grow in price in the case of a pump.
It will be more accurate to say that they have more chances for stronger growth than the rest.
However, to determine such coins it’s not enough to look at the charts, you need to look at the number of coins on the wallets and ask developers in the chat.
686  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin: People Empowerment on: October 17, 2019, 03:30:07 PM
Firstly, all people should share the values that are embedded in bitcoin. In your opinion, everyone understands what harm the financial system does?
I am sure that no. More than 80% of people are suspicious of bitcoin, and with love for the financial banking system. Because it’s so familiar, so safer.
The transition to Bitcoin is able to deprive people, if not all of the funds, then most of them.
In addition, we all see how the price of bitcoin is being manipulated, can such a currency become global when one person can manipulate its price?
687  Economy / Economics / Re: Fiat currencies on: October 17, 2019, 02:32:29 PM
USD will always be able to provide price stability because this USD has a lot of restraint, USD can also be used anywhere so that it will not be easy to make the condition of USD collapse, only an extraordinary economic crisis will have a negative impact on fiat currencies.

Collapse can have a very different effect on the economic system. In most cases, the collapse will cause the dollar to become an even more sought-after currency in the world.
Of course, I'm talking about wars, as it was before. Always the US economy during the war showed wild growth.
In order for the dollar to lose its influence, it will be enough for all countries of the world to switch to any one single currency.
This is precisely what those who are now attacking Libra are afraid of.
688  Economy / Economics / Re: Will Africa be a good place for crypto? on: October 17, 2019, 01:32:37 PM
In fact, Africa can become very good for the development of the crypto industry, especially if such industries as Energy, Health, Law, Finance, Construction will use blockchain technology in their activities.
This will reduce costs and eradicate corruption, which is crucial for Africa.
689  Economy / Economics / Re: Fiat currencies on: October 17, 2019, 11:50:17 AM
I am sure it’s not without reason that the regulators took up Bitfinex ​​and their options for the digital dollar.  
According to the latest news, it can be concluded that the United States is going to issue its own digital dollar in order to strengthen its influence in the digital environment.
Probably the United States wants to take the Bitfinex place with Tezer in this way. France also spoke about the national digital currency.
690  Economy / Economics / Re: Will Blockchain trigger a massive boost in our economy? on: October 17, 2019, 10:43:30 AM
I can’t wait for the moment when state structures and various corporations working with data start using blockchain in their work.
This will be especially useful for countries with a high level of corruption, where officials steal money from ordinary people on a massive scale.
Blockchain can solve this problem and deprive thieves of their feeders, which in turn should free up a significant amount of capital that will give the economy a boost.
691  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: how to invest safely in cryptocurrency? on: October 17, 2019, 08:35:31 AM
You are talking about investments in the past tense, which means you have been investing for some time using your code of practice.
If so, it would be great if you gave statistics on your investments.
Or at least open the curtain on your portfolio, which, as I understand it, should include projects from the top 500.
It is strange that you did not do this right away.
692  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Reality of tokens on: October 17, 2019, 07:02:05 AM
If you organize your IEO, because you are a no-name, people will not buy anything.
The maximum that you earn is the price for listing on your exchange and for selling.
How do scammers manage to earn money?
They create a fictitious hype around their exchange. As a rule, this is not enough to attract many people, but enough for a small amount whose money will subsequently be brazenly stolen.
693  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How about STO token? on: October 17, 2019, 05:43:11 AM
I definitely do not want to hold or have something in common with STO coins.
Despite the fact that the market share of STO projects has increased significantly compared to the beginning of 2018,
I have not yet seen a single sufficiently successful project that could boast of successful sales and further development.
So far, everything is very precarious, and it seems that dealing with these coins can create a headache for yourself because these assets are highly regulated.
694  Economy / Economics / Re: BEEN IN THIS GAME FOR 6 YEARS on: October 16, 2019, 08:29:20 PM
In practical,people won't accept anything until it becomes reality but making benefits after it happened is less that is why we need to take risk to get benefits from something.Lot of fellow forum members even didn't imagined that cryptos will reach this much level in year 2010 and I still remember people were happy to sell their bitcoins for double digit figures since they got it very cheaper than that.

More often than not, we hear suggestions and assumptions about future successes of those or other projects from our friends.
And most often we are too lazy to double-check this information, which sometimes seems fantastic.
If a friend fails to convince us, we will not make any gestures in the direction of the information that he gave us. Just like with Bitcoin.
How much they did not tell me and did not tell about Bitcoin, at one time, I did not pay attention to it but in vain.
695  Economy / Economics / Re: If you want to be rich..! on: October 16, 2019, 07:39:02 PM
First of all you should realize that only 1% really gets rich. Some people earn some money that make them more comfortable and think they're rich but they're not. Getting a house and a car is not rich. It's just earning what all of us should have. Living with your parents and driving a 20 year old car is below dignity, below the average. Being rich is far above the average!

To be rich you have to do something the rest wouldn't. Some people are smarter than the average others more attractive and others have rich parents. Stop being like the rest and you'll have a chance.

You are right that only a few become truly rich. All the rest, most often, are satisfied with the comfortable conditions that they provide the income that they receive.
These people have enough of their comfort zone, but real wealth lies outside the comfort zone. That is why so few people are truly rich.
696  Economy / Economics / Re: Fiat Money Losing Worth, Bitcoin and Gold Getting Important on: October 16, 2019, 06:59:21 PM
Fiat money secured by gold, as a rule. Gold is one of the oldest assets on the planet; it has its own physical referent.
In fact, when we exchange Fiat for anything, we exchange gold. Bitcoin does not have a physical referent in the real world.
Its value is determined by people's belief that Bitcoin can be exchanged for goods and services, including fiat or gold.
But if this faith disappears, there is a risk that the price of bitcoin will sink very sharply.
697  Economy / Economics / Re: The market starts looking real nice in Q2, 2019 on: October 16, 2019, 05:59:02 PM
Quarter 2 was good but starting in quarter 3, slowly bitcoin is going down.
Therefore, it's hard to conclude that this year will be a great year for crypto as anything could happen, it could be a dump or a pump that we are going to witness as thus far, I didn't find any stability in the market yet.

Exactly, the OP's thread started on April 9 and we have the start of bull run in April 2 so it make sense that the market that time looks really good and attractive. But after the massive run up to $13k, the price plummeted to $8k and it seems we can't get a good bounce to at least five digit.

But it's not over yet, we still have months to be able to at least get to that level. A good $10k in December will be good a ending this 2019.

What is happening now is obviously a recession before growth. Crypto market, or rather those who manage the market, each time act the same way.
They manage the price in such a way as to sell as high as possible, and then gradually lowering the cost of bitcoins, gain as many positions as possible and buy as many bitcoins as possible from those who sell it, fearing that it will fall even more in price.
It is not known when the next growth will be, however it is obvious what it will be.
698  Economy / Economics / Re: China launching its own crypto currency ? on: October 16, 2019, 05:27:26 PM
It is likely that China is able to create its own cryptocurrency despite the fact that it is trying in every way to distance itself from bitcoin.
Look at how Bitmain works, it is an extremely cunning organization that somehow manipulates the market and the price of bitcoin itself.
Although the People’s Republic of China is doing everything possible to keep silent about it in the media and, as I have already said, it is as distant as possible from cryptocurrencies.
All this looks like a manipulation.
699  Other / Archival / Re: Is KYC benefit to crypto people or not on: October 16, 2019, 03:25:03 PM
To my opinion people complain to KYC for no reason. Yes, they will lose a part of their privacy but on the other hand they benefit much more with protection.
Many are afraid that their personal data might be abused but serious companies wouldn't risk that much to endanger confidental private data. Of course, some data breaches are always possible but we are exposed to such risk every time we go online and use our data.
KYC helps with fraud and illegal activities so in general it's good for crypto community.

Perhaps you would be right if the personal data of users were not sold on the darknet.  
After all, all this data came from somewhere, more than once even legitimate projects were noticed in the e-mail information about their customers.  
Personally, I do not mind sending my personal data to an honest project, but where is the guarantee that they will be safe.
In addition, we are in the cryptocurrency market, the values ​​of anonymity and security reign here. I understand that not only cryptocurrency projects merge information, more often banks do it, but nevertheless this remains a problem.
700  Economy / Economics / Re: Why Bitcoin is not that good as currency? on: October 16, 2019, 12:47:26 PM
but still people use it as a means of payment, I mean a lot of businesses, companies, factories accept payments in the form of btc, to accept btc as a means of payment takes a long time.
Before BTC was recognized people would use it as a place of investment, seeking profits through trading, anything that was not related to official currencies such as Fiat.


Bitcoin is a very attractive cryptocurrency in terms of a variety of means of payment.  But you need to understand that any business in any country is regulated.  Business is subject to certain jurisdictions of the country in which it is located.  Bitcoins are outside the jurisdiction at the moment, which means that various criminal elements can use it for criminal purposes.  All this complicates the use of bitcoin as a means of payment in small and medium-sized businesses, especially in large ones.
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