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7081  Economy / Economics / Re: Are cryptocurrencies better than regular currency on: July 16, 2017, 10:30:31 PM
Honestly I believe bitcoin is better since one you don't use your credit card so you don't loose you needed cash but instead your cash that you could easily earn back from mining. Plus, it's open to all ages unlike credit cards.

Personally I believe, crypto currency is not better than fiat but certainly better than a credit card. because in my country, the rate of interest I pay in my credit card is 4% monthly, that sums up to 48% yearly. So bitcoin or any other crypto currency is way better than credit card. But not better than fiat.

Fiat is much more acceptable than any other currency here because they are acceptable in all merchants. The acceptability is what made is different and better. Cryptos are good for investment but not as a payment processor.
7082  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why Cash is better than Bitcoin. on: July 16, 2017, 11:43:06 AM
What are the reasons, why people use Cash or Credit Cards / ATM / Banks?

* Work offline 100%
* No fees.
* Accepted for Food Shopping & Micropayments
* 0 confermations time
* 0 exchange risks
* anyone is able to understanding of the value of payment

The main reason for preferring cash or conventional payment system over bitcoin is the acceptability. Fiat and card is accepted at every merchant and every shop, so you can use it freely with a very low fees. Also you probably earn through your job and you are paid through cash or bank transfer so the availability is more.

However, on the other hand bitcoin transaction is costly and it also takes a lot of time to get confirmed. So it is not an ideal choice for the merchants to accept bitcoin for selling some silly things. He will have wait till the transaction is complete. Also the buyer will have to pay a huge fees on the transaction value to get the payment done. Bitcoin is an investment asset and not a payment facilitator.
7083  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why people are holding Bitcoin? on: July 16, 2017, 11:32:09 AM
What makes people compel to hold the bitcoin in this critical situation? What are they waiting for? Any good reason?

I believe people are not just holding bitcoin but are also buying more at this price. A global crisis is surely going for crypto currency world and majority of the crypto currency pricing are going down. However, positive people are buying in bulk and making good use of this pricing.

I am also doing the same and I regret that I am not able to buy more because my financial condition is pretty tight now. I wish to buy more because I believe in bitcoin and I also believe the price will surely go up after August 1st and will reach a new height.
7084  Economy / Speculation / Re: WHEN will BTC rise again and WHY? on: July 15, 2017, 03:11:52 PM
Ive been watching the markets sence bitcoin was 150$/BTC, i have been promoting bitcoin and the use of it for a long time, but why should BTC ever rise again? There have been a peak thru overbuying and now somebody has to pay = coin value drop.

Hard fork, soft fork doesnt matter the value wont rise above 2k$ again?
It wasnt meant to?

I have not sold my Coins but i dont believe in 4-10-100 000$ /BTC

Good to see the positive side of you, please keep supporting bitcoin because we need it. From 43 billion market value it has now become 33 billion, a drop of 10 billion which is huge and shocking. Probably many people are withdrawing their investment in bitcoin to save their capital. Specially those who have entered at a later stage.

However, for people like you and me, who has started using bitcoin at early stage, can support bitcoin at least as of now by not withdrawing our holdings. The price is getting corrected and we need to hold and buy at a lower level, so that we can make some good profit. I believe it is the best time to buy more bitcoins.
7085  Economy / Economics / Re: Rothschild: Get Ready For One World Currency By 2018 on: July 14, 2017, 10:49:38 PM
That article was posted 30 years ago and that looked good initially. However, at today's situation, it looks like a distant dream. However, not completely, but to a percentage, we have achieved this goal by crypto currency. But having a single currency worldwide, it is not possible as of now. No developed countries will want to take a part of it as they will come at per the other countries.

So, with the greed of power, this is not going to be possible worldwide. That is even ore impossible after the EU fails and Brexit. A single continent couldn't handle a single currency, what will happen if it's worldwide. Looks like a distant dream to me.
7086  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What are best sources to learn trading on: July 14, 2017, 10:42:09 PM
I feel like i miss the boat or missing the even bigger one.  Huh As i want to develop new skills on trading i would like to know more about trader sources. What sites they use or which news sources they follow. And is there any book e-book you can advice? Thank you all answers!

The best place to learn trading is from personal experience and nothing else. However, to start with, you can check youtube as a lot of tutorial videos have been stacked up there so that you can get the basics right. Once you get the basics right, you can start with a little investment and test the water.

You will initially face losses but don't get disheartened. Keep trying and I am sure you will learn a lot from your mistakes. Patience is the key and don't rush to make profit. Practice for few weeks and you will be ready for bigger amounts.
7087  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How are you sure that Bitcoin will be operated in the bank in the future? on: July 14, 2017, 10:25:45 AM
What is the essence of banking system since 2009 in the advent of cryptocurrency? It is well known that the globally has new invention which has manifested in our economic systems. Cryptocurrency has became indispensable in this world of humanity, which can be advisable for banks to adhere to this idea so that it could later become visible escrow members.

I don't believe bitcoin will be operated by majority of bank in future because it is a threat to the conventional banking system. At least that's how the top bankers are seeing it. Bitcoin is decentralized and that's what is not acceptable for them. Banks want to control money and government want to control power.

Bitcoin is providing money to the hands of the people and money means power to the government. So neither government nor banks will support free distribution of bitcoin in to the economy. At least they will not openly support it. Instead they will try to launch their own digital money and ask people to invest in it.
7088  Economy / Economics / Re: Which one is good, trading or investing? on: July 14, 2017, 09:32:16 AM
i had about $200 worth of bitcoin.
How can i earn more with that amount?
should I trading? or make an investment?
and please give me some trusted site to investing my wealth.

**i dont want to give a loan, or else.**

if you had some advice, feel free to tell me.
really apreciate it.
thank you.

Congratulations on having a decent amount to start with, many people start with zero. However, let me tell you, there is no legitimate way of investing in crypto currency world. All you can find is cloud mining which is just another form of ponzi and nothing else. All cloud mining sites will eventually run away with your money in one day.

It's always better to start with trading because it is one form of investment which let you have full control on your own funds. You decide where to spend and how to spend. If you don't know how trading works, turn to youtube and you will find a lot of tutorial videos. Start with small and gradually increase the amount. Trading will never let you down.
7089  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Are we moving towards the Global Crypto Currency Depression? on: July 13, 2017, 09:21:55 AM
Even at the top of the bubble I was reluctant to enter the alt world. I only bought a few ETH. Lost some money in a matter of hours, got out of there.

Holding only BTC, I'm quite happy about my choice to say the least !

True! Even I bought some ETH one months back when the price was standing at 300 USD with the hope that the price will increase. It got increase to 350 USD but I kept the ETH thinking of long term. So I still have those ETH but if I sell it now, I will have to face a huge loss.

On the other hand I have been accumulating bitcoin since a long time now. I started when the price was at 450 USD. Even after the current situation, I am  sitting on to a huge profit. Bitcoin is the best investment asset right now in the crypto world.
7090  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Are we moving towards the Global Crypto Currency Depression? on: July 11, 2017, 10:39:13 PM
As per coinmarketcap website, we have 970 crypto currencies available at this point of time. If we sort the list by clicking on Change (24h) column, I can see that price of only 13 coins were increased in last 24 hours. Rest all coins are facing the depreciation.

Even bitcoin price is standing at 2359 USD at this point. Are we moving towards a Global Crypto Currency Depression? What's causing this massive depreciation?
7091  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Alts fall, Bitcoin falls ... where is the money going? on: July 10, 2017, 10:30:58 PM
Hi

Thread title says it basically.

Almost all Altcoins are currently falling, which means they are dumped for Bitcoins.

So Bitcoins should be bought and therefore rising => but they are also falling.

Why is that?

Well, that's the normal dynamics of any market around the world. It mainly follows the demand supply chain and public sentiment. If majority of the investors are bullish about a particular asset, they will invest in heavily and the demand will increase. So the if the demand increases, the price will also increase.

On the other hand, if the majority of the investors and bearish about any asset, they will start selling it so the supply will increase and the price will decrease. Currently most of the coins are facing price correction and so as bitcoin. It is the best time to buy more at a cheaper rate. 
7092  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin after 1st august = Unstoppable? on: July 10, 2017, 10:01:59 PM
Is it safe to say that? assuming that everything will go as planned, UASF will get activated and everyone will switch to it and support it. (both services and individuals with more nodes etc.)

If everything goes as envisaged then probably bitcoin will reach a new height after 1st August and probably everything will be back to normal. People who are frustrated about the long confirmation time, will get some relieve.

So I see it as a great time to buy more bitcoins because you may not have the same price after that date and you will have to shell out more money for the same amount of bitcoin compared to today's price. I am still in accumulation mode and will continue to do so.
7093  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Real life usage of bitcoin on: July 10, 2017, 09:59:01 PM
Don't you think price blast not correlate with its real life usage since its inception?

Its hoarded for speculative purpose but how many major cities in the world have even its ATM?

I mean we all the time correlate its value with fiat currency then buy/take then what's its purpose in my day to day life?

Who will accept it in store when confirmation time is so long.

True! Bitcoin transaction confirmation time is actually a real challenge for bitcoin to be accepted as a real world currency. The second challenge is the transaction fees. The fees part is really an issue for those who receive many small payments. So to consolidate all the small payments, you will have to pay a higher network fees.

So bitcoin looks good for an investment asset but not as a payment currency. No one will wait for 1 hour just to buy a cup of coffee or some groceries. Also you will end up paying a lot of extra money for a simple purchase. Take it as an investment and bitcoin will reward you suitably. 
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7095  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How can bitcoin be used for regular transactions.. on: July 08, 2017, 12:23:22 PM
The biggest fear that many will have is how do we use this currency in regular transactions, like for some fruit, veggies, plumbing or a beer.

So far this seems like an easy issue to resolve. The technology is there, the apps are coming along and there are a few sites that offer auction style sales. The wallets are there and all that is needed are localized people to help local businesses.

The last step is the education. Anyone have good ideas on the best path of education on applicable purchases using bitcoin?

Bitcoin is not meant to be a regular payment currency so it will be better if you don't use it for buying your daily groceries and daily expenses. The current technology is not suitable for it and a single transaction can take up to 2 hours of time to get confirmed. So you can understand why it is not a good fit for a regular currency.

My recommendation is that you use bitcoin as an investment. Try earning bitcoin from various sources and try to save them in a secure location. The value of bitcoin will appreciate a lot for sure and sell the bitcoin when your goal price reaches.
7096  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why is bitcoin the most popular cryptocurrency? on: July 07, 2017, 10:45:45 PM
I believe that they're popular mainly because well it was the first of all cryptocurrencies to be made. Honestly most of the other coins are scams and greedy ways that the developers make money. The only other coin I can think of that isn't a scam are dogecoins! What do you think?

Bitcoin is the most popular because it is the pioneer in crypto currency. The blockchain technology is presented to the market with this coin by its inventor Mr. Nakamoto. So people started understanding crypto currency technology with this coin only and started accepting it. Any other currency is just a little modification from the main technology and not original.

I believe, that is the reason why it is so immensely popular every after having few faults in it. Olso a lot of people have invested a lot of money in to bitcoin since a long time and they have got a huge profit from it.
7097  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: When will ico bubble burst? on: July 03, 2017, 10:56:01 PM
A lots of new ico coming everday.Abundance can reduce the value. Every ico wants to get as much as they can.Do you guys think this ico bubble will burst soon?

Crypto currency market is slowly becoming like hyip market. Where lots of scammers are trying to earn money somehow. I hope people will soon understand that not all ICO holds the potential like ETH. However, at this point, the plague doesn't seem to end and it is increasing day by day.

The presence of thousands of crypto currency is actually ruining the market and the investments are getting divided into many smaller parts. If we had fewer currencies then most of their values would have been tripled by now. Lots of crypto currency is not good for this crypto economy.  
7098  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Would you include bitcoins in your will (and make it a quest)? on: July 03, 2017, 10:50:13 PM
(hypothetically) When I die I'd like my children to have all my bitcoins. So I was thinking of writing a will to give each of them equal amount but to make it more fun I'd hide the keys from my wallet and make it a quest.

SO you are actually planning to create a massive chaos among your children. Good luck with that! If they get a simple hint that they can become a millionaire by your bitcoins, they will be driven by their instincts and destroy their fate.

If you want to give them something, do it with grace and smile on your face. Then only your gift will be accepted by the almighty and your children will also be happy. Never try to create a chaos among them, it may ruin their life. Just a bit of advice.
7099  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What do you think are the biggest disadvantages of Bitcoin? on: July 03, 2017, 10:33:23 PM
What's preventing Bitcoins from being accepted as mainstream payment forms? I'm working on a new blockchain and would like to learn what drawbacks of Bitcoin urgently need to be improved Wink

I see only two concerning matter which actually hindering the growth of bitcoin as well as making it harder to be accepted as a mainstream currency.

1. The slow confirmation time.
2. High transaction fees.

These two roadblocks are actually discouraging people to accept bitcoin in their business and until it is fixed, I don't see any good reason for the bitcoin to become a mainstream currency. It will remain as an investment currency as of now.

If a person wants to buy something with bitcoin, he will have to wait for minimum 30 minutes for the transaction to get confirmed. Also he will have to pay a high fees over and above the price of the goods. So it is a lot easier for anyone to use fiat and complete the trade.
7100  Economy / Economics / Re: could bitcoin be replaced by another crypto currency? on: July 02, 2017, 09:28:20 PM
i do this question because i´ve read in this website issues with bitcoin, slow mining process, high fees, etc. and i´ve read too good reviews of some altcoins, ethereum (smart contracts), ripple (for transfers between banks), dash and nem. these altcoins called 2.0. could bitcoin become just in future virtual gold reserved to companies and rich people?

It's true that some altcoins like Eth and ripple are coming up too fast compared to other coins, but I am sure that it will not be an easy job to replace a 43 billion USD strong coin anytime soon. Bitcoin is the pioneer of the crypto currency and hence it enjoys maximum public trust and also the highest market cap.

Probably in future bitcoin will be replaced by any other crypto currency, but I don't see that coming very soon. Not at least before 2023, till the time bitcoin is mine-able. But it is a good time to invest in ETH as the potential is really huge for this coin.
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