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701  Other / Politics & Society / Re: High inflation is causing GLOBAL protests on: September 21, 2022, 03:04:02 PM
All around the different regions/parts of the world, they have the same issue that's causing mass protests. It's HIGH INFLATION, HIGH FUEL PRICES, HIGH FOOD PRICES, HIGH COSTS OF LIVING, AND LOW MINIMUM WAGE.

this has happened in my country... right after the government started to raise the price of oil,, many people started to take to the streets and protest.. because with the rising price of oil this will make transportation costs and many other things increase,, on the other hand people's salaries are not comparable with their cost of living and this causes inflation and many poor people suffer even more

It's natural to protest when things go hayway for majority of people, they eventually get what they want through protest if they're persistent enough.
- But it's the first time I'm seeing people letting their anger loose due to oil prices raising.
- Companies often don't want to pay someone more than what they want, in certain cases employee has to raise the question of getting paid more.
702  Economy / Economics / Re: How to be more effective working remotely. on: September 21, 2022, 02:52:40 PM
Working from home has actually become a double-edged sword to a lot of workers. It would have been better if working from home remains to have fixed time setup. The problem is that there isn't to many workers. I have heard of complaints from teachers here in my place that working from home has actually made them a lot busier than it was when they worked at school. They're now heavily loaded that the time they're spending working has actually increased. So while you're working from the comforts of your home, it isn't a big deal since you're still too absorbed in your work.

To workers who are willing to stay at home and do their work to get the job they want, then I hardly doubt it's a problem for them.
Unless the people who're lazy get work from home and they ruin their daily job then that's a different story.

To sum it up I think it's good if people don't be lazy and do what they're supposed to either it's at home or through office, we'll develop a good society that way.
703  Economy / Economics / Re: How to save as food inflation jumps more than 11% in a year on: September 21, 2022, 02:42:56 PM
How to beat food inflation:
1.Eat less. Grin Fasting is good for our health(even though I hear that some experts say that fasting is bad for our health). I don't know anything about nutrition and endocrinology.

I know fasting is good for heath but I'm unsure which experts said that it's bad for heath, it's you accepted that you don't know much about nutrition and endocrinology.

How to beat food inflation:
2.Raise your own fruits and vegetables in your own garden or piece of land. The costs of doing agriculture are raising as well. The fall/winter are coming and you can't raise vegetables right now. Sad

Indeed, research shows that eating heathy meal including veggies are good nutritionwise compared to only eating junk food like burger, parties, etc.

How to beat food inflation:
3.Increase your income. Get a promotion and a higher salary. Grow your small business. I can't give any particular advise about how to do that.

Increasing income can be a hard option for those who're not very good at the skill they get paid for unless it's otherwise I wouldn't mind agreeing to your point.
704  Economy / Economics / Re: Going to war means let's ulter the economic progression on: September 21, 2022, 02:38:01 PM
The effect of war include rising inflation, extreme poverty, increasing food insecurity, deglobalization, and worsening environmental degradation. All the effect here are what we see in the Ukraine and Russia war, example is inflation that is affecting different country in their economy because products going out from Ukraine like wheat or corn leaving out there in small quantity and expensive. Russia is not supplying energy to Europe neighborhood and that slow access to production in the region there and causing life to be difficult.

Indeed effects of war include every point you stated, but we don't see the case with Russia; only Ukraine is suffering these points.
I don't know about Russia supplying energy to Europe, but Russia is indeed a very large supplier of gas to the world, including Ukraine.

I see this that lets go to war means let us ulter the existence of certain economic progression. Apart from death of people both soldiers and the civilian, it take back the system backward from the party in the war but the effect is more on the people not in the fighting, the world at large. It is effect more on the world as it increase inflation and reduce the living of the people of the world if the countries have major contribution for the world economy.

I don't understand everything you wrote but yes War on both sides is disastrous both the countries are losing their supplies Ukraine in extreme quantity compared to Russia.
I think Russia has already won the war looking at how many countries Ukraine needed to side with it.
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707  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin 1D Trendline, 18th Oct is Final Date on: September 21, 2022, 11:11:31 AM
many experts have also said that Bearish will end in October, of course if you look at the chart you made,
indeed the Trendline until October is the determining support and resistance for Bitcoin,
yes we don't know whether Bitcoin will go up or even dump, because market sentiment is still very bad for bitcoin

We might see the reversal in November.
I don't think we'll continue with the bearish moment for a very long time this time around.
The same might happen as it happened in 2020 when bitcoin skyrocketed.

I think there's a possibility that we might see bitcoin around 45K$ before the year ends.
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709  Economy / Services / Re: [PAID TESTERS NEEDED] Zenland Blockchain Escrow Platform | Up to $30 (resumed) on: September 20, 2022, 04:45:47 PM
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710  Economy / Reputation / Re: Joeperry owned by a hacked ? DT2 on: September 20, 2022, 02:29:14 PM
Hmm, it's appalling when I see some 4 liner, baseless fact with no validated proof to show forth. I see you've gotten some company of red tags so without looking at that -- coupled with your baseless insinuations -- is it supposed to mean that you're against account sales? Cus I have seen pretty much that the references to those tags are still pointing out that you're involved in the same crime as what you're tryna expose which is NONSENSICAL.

Dude, you should prolly get a nap so you'd calm your worthless brain cells, maybe they'd give out some more stupid facts when you're awake?!
Like I'm always angry when I read some compiled crap like this one.

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I also don't think the proof is enough to call someone out, also look at the OP's rating.
OP's calling out someone and having similar -ve feedback.
Who knows if OP sold the account they're claiming to have then won't come back to haunt the buyer.
Account selling and buying were made illegal on the forum for many reasons.
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712  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto be British?? on: September 19, 2022, 01:05:09 PM
Maybe and maybe won't.
It's hard to predict where exactly satoshi is from. His name seems Japanese or Chinese, but there's also a possibility that he could be from somewhere else.
He created bitcoin as an anonymous cryptocurrency, and not keeping his ID anonymous doesn't connect the dots for me. So it maybe possible he's from somewhere else other than china or japan.
713  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: OpenNode is testing Bitcoin payments with the Central Bank of Bahrain on: September 17, 2022, 11:55:22 AM
Companies tend to care mostly about their income. If bitcoin adoption helps their income, then they will help in that. But don't expect miracles. (Still, the news is good.)
I also expect OpenNode develop some pretty much centralized solution "to save fees" (and be able to work mostly with IOUs).
It's good that they can handle both LN and on-chain tx, but I fear that the centralized solution is what they're eyeing. I hope I'm wrong.

I agree with what you said about companies that they care only about them, the fact most of us also care about ourselves, so I don't mean it negatively towards the companies.
The companies have to pay the employees for various services, and it can be a pain if they don't profit from bitcoin so they'll speak negatively about bitcoin or wouldn't approve of it.
714  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Some say Bitcoin is dead but Bitcoin is not dead on: September 17, 2022, 11:50:59 AM
Trusting the news of some newbie in the bitcoin world or trying to manipulate the mass's thoughts regarding bitcoin.
I don't see any other reason than the ones I've stated above. Bitcoin isn't dead and won't be but will remain the main cryptocurrency of all time.

It's the nature of people to say whatever they think about it's just their review sometimes.
715  Economy / Gambling / Re: Vulnerabilities in gambling websites in past on: September 16, 2022, 02:59:02 PM
If bet houses and casinos can get licences, then it must have been reason through and fro before any government could grant that kind of wish. It is your responsibility to gamble the way you like as long as you are above 18+, you have no problem with anyone or to be judged the way you gamble.

These days it's a must to have a casino license if you own a casino, most of the stuff in crypto and blockchain is getting centralized continuously, and simultaneously it's just a matter of time when the government have their own blockchain, I've heard something about Solana that it's a centralized crypto I'm not sure if that's true but I'm going to do quick google search after posting this reply.

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You see mate, everything in life has an optimum level, people can go over length just to prove something. Gambling is a probability and risk that involves money but the pathetic ones will always go overboard and this thing doesnt just don't happen in gambling alone, it happens in other parts of life, even the crypto we have today, there are thousands of investors who have enjoyed big profits from the bull run and there are others who have lost heavily and still called crypto scam investments, it is their mistake and should deal with it for failing to buy at the bottom.

It's hard for me to comprehend everything you wrote in this this reply but if I'm getting it correctly then you're talking about gambling being a risky business.
To which i'd deny. Gambling business is currently ruled by top companies and they're  printing the money because it's nearly impossible to win against the casino in long run, I mean in long run it's possible to be lucky here and there but it's quite hard tbh.
716  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can the blockchain be hacked? Ask again. on: September 16, 2022, 02:50:21 PM
The only thing that is dropped to 0 is the block subsidy, and will happen in 120 years. 51% attack has nothing to do with it, and will always be possible to accomplish (although, unlikely) as long as there's the Bitcoin network.

This is what I was wondering about, In past replies, some were stating miners will only earn through transaction fee commissions, and I think there was hardly any reply focusing on dropping the block reward in btc fractions.
If the case of bitcoin reaching above 120 years occus then bitcoin should have at least 20Trillion marketcap, which is a very good possibility and I think can be achieved.
717  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can the blockchain be hacked? Ask again. on: September 16, 2022, 01:40:28 PM
Talking about bitcoin’s blockchain; when a miner is trying to alter the ledger, other miners following the correct rule-see this and decline to accept the change. And as a result, the bad guy's work is pointless. At least 20% of the hashrate is now owned by publicly traded corporations, making it impossible for a miner with 51% of the hashrate to launch an attack quickly in a matter of seconds.
The 51% attack and you mentioned is about replacing an older blocks with another valid block meaning they both follow the same "correct rule" since they are both valid. You can't reject such blocks. Also technically it is not the miner rejecting invalid blocks, it is the node.
The reason why 51% attack doesn't work is because how decentralized the mining in bitcoin is. It is not possible to gain control of that much hashrate.

These days it's nearly impossible to perform that 51% hash rate attack after looking at the hardware different people are using and not at the same place.

I 'd like to know in 140 yrs when bitcoin wouldn't be mineable then how would this 51% attack be still work?, I mean at that time there will be no blocks to mine only transaction fees. but then transactions wouldn't be inside blocks.
718  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC dumps on high inflation report.. on: September 16, 2022, 01:27:27 PM
I would say that it has impacted the price, but to say that we are in a dump? I don't think so.

I think we're in bear market at the moment and can't be certain as to where the bitcoin price will go in the long run. I made a thread where there is a discussion of bitcoin hitting 45k before the end of this year or not.

We are in bear market, so obviously every investors is very prone to this kind of negative news and so are very trigger happy to pull the sell button if they see the price going down.

People are reactive to what the news tells them, and the rich know how to make use of news in their favor.
I'd say people who depend on news forecasts for certain stocks tend to lose in long run.

But the good thing is that the bleeding has been halted and we remain above the biggest support of $20K. And this effect should be just short term, so there is no need to worry as bitcoin could gain back what we have lost today.

At the time I'm writing this post, the bitcoin price is around 19.7k, pretty much close to 20k like you said.
I also agree with this line where you mentioned it would be just short-term, I think BTC will skyrocket more than 60k next time we see a bull run and it's also expected by me at least that we can see a market cap of 4 Trillion at least before the end of 2024
719  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: We are all Hodlonaut on: September 16, 2022, 01:18:11 PM
I just read the case and I'm just surprised seeing someone claiming he created Bitcoin. It's pretty laughable and also a serious case we shouldn't joke about.

Yes, I've also read someone in the reputation section recently but can't remember their name. People are so naive that they say they created bitcoin and don't even understand the basic function of bitcoin take a look at Digitalmonk in reputation section you'll find them.

Because everybody knows that Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin, of which all evidence could be found on his forum profile Satoshi.
So my question here is, why didn't Wright provide the 1.1million Bitcoin he claims to own when the court ordered him?

Satoshi left the forum and if I remember correctly then the account satoshi was hacked and then locked by the admin theymos permanently just like lauda's.

Because for me, this is the case and time for everybody who has ever believed in Bitcoin to stand up for this case.

There was a believer of bitcoin who expected this price of 50k/BTC will be hit and he talked about it briefly, I can't remember the user and topic.
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