It's basically theft. Why? because they are stealing electricity and resources outside of their work which is against the law. Also, I've heard that Russia is against cryptocurrency at some point. I'm not sure about that but there's been a lot of articles about it.

You are saying that information, history, and identities can be altered in the internet but not the private keys that the REAL Satoshi Nakamoto have. That's the only way to prove his real identities and that is what the community is looking for. He has been hiding for almost a decade now, I'm pretty sure that he won't be appearing. But I'm kind of curious, how can he be the death of his own creation? is he going to go do stupid things like faketoshi by patenting or owning everything about Bitcoin? Because at this point, he doesn't have any reason to do that. He is probably enjoying the fruit of his labor somewhere. He'll only put himself to danger if he does that.

Your account must have been hacked outside Coinbase. Did you see where the IP address of the last log in? are you using e-mail address or number to get verification to log in to your accounts? did you check your e-mail or messages to see if there's really a log in verification? or you didn't set up your security properly? if you didn't, then it's most likely that you got a malware from that eth miner and got your sensitive informations without getting protected.

To be honest, there's really not much you could do about it. You can only report it to the authority and hope that they investigate this matter.

Hindi naman ganoon kalaking halaga ang kailangan mong Iinvest sa mga stocks. Sa mga brokers kasi, may batas sila na may specific minimum shares ka dapat na abutin bago maka-invest kaya kapag mahal na ang shares na gusto mong iinvest, malaki din ang capital mo, kapag mura naman ang company na gusto mong iinvestan, mura ang minimum capital. But I think the thing here is that compared sa cryptocurrency, mabagal ang kilos ng mga stocks. May time kang pag-isipin mabuti ang gagawin mo at may time kang gumalaw kung sakaling may mangyari man sa company, maganda man o pangit.

There's also a possibility that this he is just making up his "friends" to prevent the fact that he is ban evading. Bans are most likely due to spamming post or multi-accounts who got caught.

to OP. If by chance that this is actually true, then you should ask your friends about what they are seeing after they log in because the reason is probably stated. To be honest, I'd just wait for the ban to be lifted if it's only days and try to comply with the rules properly in the future.

According sa kaibigang freelancer na kilala ko, hindi mandatory ang pag-papasa ng mga ganyan especially sa mga small time earners at below 250k ang kita a year. Well, technically kasama tayo dyan pero hindi necessarily na kailangan tayong mag comply agad-agad dyan lalo na sa mga maliit lang ang kita. Mahirap din ma trace ang kita natin at sobrang hassle naman para sa mga small time earners. Bawal naman nilang I-request ng bank account mo due to bank secrecy law. I don't know much pero marami daw na mga freelancers ang hindi nag-cocomply dyan.

Hindi naman ako masyadong against kasi para din naman sa bansa natin yan.

I might have been a lot of money but seeing as faketoshi owns a portion of the BSV, I wouldn't be surprised that a lot of investors from 2014 would be running off to authorities to file cases against faketoshi to return him their money. The more lies he makes, the deeper he goes into the rabbit hole.

I think it will draw some attention but some might see this in a negative way. Like for example, if they somehow did make this kind of mistake, then there's no turning back. You just wasted your money and there's no authority that could help you since transactions are irreversible like for example, Bitcoin.

Also with this kind of shady move, people will more likely to stereotype cryptocurrency as illegal. We don't really know if this was intentional or not but one thing is certain, hit is a pretty stupid thing to do, even if it's intentionally trying to launder money or not.

isn't it obvious that this corporations are just trying to earn as much profit as possible from the start? Because if they don't do it, how can they keep the business running. But we've got to admit that because of them, more and more people are starting to know Bitcoin or cryptocurrency.

For example, a third party wallet in the Philippines. You can buy things, pay bills and even load up your steam wallet using Bitcoin. It's super convenient that it's almost attractive. I've seen a lot of people who doesn't know cryptocurrency are using it because of the benefits. The downside is that you need KYC.

That's why you only invest in coins/tokens that already have a working product or at least an alpha of what they are suppose to do. Most investors nowadays are just investing left and right, hoping that they will struck gold if they invest in a new project. Most just fail.


That thing here is that, even research won't mean much if the project really have worked hard to disguise their scheme. He is not making it look like all of tokens are scam but he is saying that new coins tend to be a scam most of the time. It's true that because it's easier to build, scammers and fraudsters have easier time to make a project and scam some investors.

You don't have to think about it too much. It's pretty much a scam/dead project since it's already 3 years and they still haven't delivered anything positive yet. Try opening this accusation right here so you'd know that they've already left you. The owner of the Bankera account hasn't been online since march and his last post was this which is January of 2020.

I know it's a lot of money that you've invested but it's a risk you took and you failed. Just Invest in the top cryptocurrencies and hold for a long time instead of investing in projects that hasn't proven anything.

It's just me but maybe the reason why google is showing this results is because of our past search histories? and there's just a lot of threads, articles, news that is pertaining that Bitcoin could potentially be the best performing asset in 2020. Maybe this keywords were optimize to result in that article by SEO specialist. I've tried "best asset to invest in 2020" but Bitcoin wasn't in the list.

Still good to see that Bitcoin is showing in searches though. Some newbies would definitely find Bitcoin appealing if they where to search those keywords.

Looking at the information above. I think na pipe dream palang talaga ang "Cashless Society", ni hindi pa nga tayo malapit maging "digitalized cash society". Totoong maraming gumagamit ng cryptocurrency dito sa Pilipinas, pero compared sa mga taong tiwala sa cash, walang-wala parin ang mga cryptocurrency users. Isa pa, sobrang bagal, limited, at mahal ng internet dito sa pilipinas na halos mauubos ang mga pera mo sa load palang kaya maraming tao parin ang tiwala sa fiat cash at takot sa digital.

You haven't lose yet if you do not sell those. If you are here in crypto for a short-term trading, then that's a pretty bad move for you to invest in that price, especially if you really need the money. Just hold them for another year or so because now that the halving is done, it is expected that Bitcoin's price would rise in a few months or even a year and we all know that most of the altcoins follow Bitcoin price.

You should know the risk you've taken when you invested in those altcoins.

That's the misconception that people always says. Although it's not the investors fault but I disagree with point 1 because the majority of the hunters are dumpers. That's probably why people (investors) are blaming bounty hunters BUT it was really the investors that gets the majority of the token from a project. Even the investors themselves are the major dumper of the market.

I don't know what does "valuable" means to you OP but if you are into mining, then Ethereum Classic would probably your best bet which you can find here that it is at the top spot.

If you value trading fiat to Bitcoin, then USDT would be your best bet. If you want to invest in a stablecoin that moves in price, then GOLD would be your bet.

If you just want to invest into an altcoin that is on Ethereum chain, then why not invest in Ethereum instead?


I'm not even surprised that USDT would be number one as it is probably the most used stablecoin when exchanging Bitcoin to dollars. Almost all exchange have USDT. Not to mention they have a lot pf partnership that supports them.

Probably the biggest pros for Bitcoin is that this is the first cryptocurrency created and is acknowledge by the world. But why is Bitcoin acknowledge? because it gives you the freedom over your money. Unlike the early digital coins before Bitcoin, Bitcoin is the first digital coin that is decentralized and semi-anonymous. You don't need any banks, verifications, or any authority to use your money. You are your own authority.

Because of its anonymous features, the worst cons of Bitcoin that I've noticed so far is the amount of scammers and fraudsters using this in order to steal money from unsuspecting victims. Authorities are having a hard time tracking criminals as Bitcoin could be split into many parts or wallets. We have mixers and other services that helps them do this.

Although people might say that fee might be a con, I disagree as Bitcoin can adjust overtime.

Isn't Staking, lending, and borrowing is a form of investment? because staking is investing into an altcoin to gain profit by multiplying your coins, lending is letting other people borrow your money to gain profit from interest, and borrowing is taking other people's money or borrowing to make it grow.

Although this type that you've mention is in fact investing, there are people who really use Bitcoin not just in investing. For example, there is an app here in my country that let's you use Bitcoin as a gateway payment to buy things online or pay for bills, credits, etc.

Interesting facts indeed, but the title is misleading and you probably are just promoting that site.

I think what you lack is research. From what I've read, you are not trying to know first the things that need to be done before you do something, that's why you lost a lot of money even though you could have avoided it if you only researched it in the first place. Although it's an unfortunate event, there's still a good thing about this. You learned your mistakes and you learned a valuable experience that you could use in order for you to judge right and lessen your mistakes in the future.

Well, there's nothing you can do about it now though. At least you shared something that newbies should avoid. I hope you are doing well now OP 

By the way, avoid something that will harm you in a way. Looking at above post, you did something that you should not have done.

That might be a possibility but we are talking about projects who locked their tokens for 1-2 years and still hasn't given the rewards for the bounty hunters because of some delays, which is absurd. So I don't think that this kind of projects will reward the bounty hunters anymore. They might have just exited to be honest. Even if there's a really legit project there that really wants to be used by the world, I doubt that will have a "great reward" since the hype and all the promotions from years back are wasted because of it being asleep for a long time.