I think it is not a course that we will learn it and then we will use it now a days many of the crypto users have learned from YouTube and in my opinion if you are enroll in bitcoin forum many of the users will guide you for crypto but i think learning of these are good if we have available these coerces in the universities so during educations we would be ready.
Education is very essential and knowledge is power. I would have loved to do such a course if available and not just for the certificate but the knowledge that I would acquire. I always like to partake in interesting courses online and a course on cryptocurrencies would be very cool. |
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I believe these kind of messages should be entertained. The message is very suspicious and the intentions behind it could be very malicious. We shall just encourage the activities of hackers when we try to help out with such vital information such as leaked private keys.
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I beg to differ, bitcoin volatility is always causing people to partake in panic selling. People would always get scared at a huge drop in price of bitcoin. I think this is a problem that needs to be given the needed attention. This is a very serious issue with respect to investor confidence.
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This is great news for all crypto enthusiasts and a smart move by Bill Cosby if the story is true. But wait a minute, I thought Bill Cosby was serving a prison sentence for sexual offences, how is that possible for him to buy bitcoin when he is in prison.
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The world of cryptocurrencies is fair to everyone irrespective of where you are coming from. I believe bringing religious sentiments to the world of cryptocurrencies is not a healthy practice and hence it should be discouraged with the greatest respect.
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Yes of course we do promote bitcoin as we speak to individuals or friends who are close to us. Through social media especially, many individuals are still coming into the world of cryptocurrencies. So the educational platform are in many forms and not just a one way thing.
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I do not understand why many people still consider bitcoin a bubble, although it has been successfully developing for 10 years, is actively growing and gaining more trust in people. Therefore, I can not consider it a fraud.
There is a popular saying that one should not invest in something that he/she doesn't understand. People would always speak negatively about things which seems complicated or unclear to them. I guess there is more education to be done for people to understand blockchain technology. |
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Certainly, there is still many people who have strong hopes in bitcoin and it's further development in the near future. Many of us have invested a great portion of our money and energy in bitcoin hence there is no way we are leaving the Cryptospace anytime soon.
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In the best interest of the investor, it is always good to read around and ask questions before you put your hard earned money in any project. It is also extremely important to study the market trend too.
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Centralized exchanges were hacked, but were there any decentralized exchanges hacking?
Gone were the days that I used to trust these decentralized exchanges. The rate at which some exchanges get hacked is sometimes alarming, you may wonder how possible it is for individuals to hack their security systems with ease. |
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Bitcoin has been with the founders and investors for more than a decade as you have believed, but the bitcoin has its ups and downs as well as the pace or pace of development it.
Exactly, sometimes people forget so soon about bitcoin and how far this digital currency have come. I believe nothing good in life comes easy, there are bounds to be ups and downs in our lives. This is not the first time bitcoin is going down, I know it would bounce back bigger and stronger. |
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The term 'hodl' is widely accepted and appreciated by all stakeholders in the world of cryptocurrencies. I think most traders and investors usually hodl no matter what happens on the crypto market in order to prevent panic trading.
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For kids, you can easily invest in bitcoin since it has some good prospects in the near future. I believe you can invest in the world of crypto on a long term basis for your kids. The market is even down at the moment so you can buy high amount of bitcoin with the few money that you invest in at the moment.
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Although the world of crypto is fully backed by the decentralized blockchain technology, I honestly believe that the few people with large amount of bitcoin controls the market since they have the power to do so. So basically, it seems we have some sort of regulators who decides how the market should go.
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This was always expected when bitcoin crashed. I believe OTC market have always exploited traders since it is very difficult to trade your bitcoin for fiat currency through the various exchanges. One can also make enough profit through the escrow services but most of these escrow services mostly turn out to be scammers so in the end, the bankers always win.
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I think bitcoin can becomes stable whenever bitcoin become stable then it acceptability and adoptability will be global.but it will not for life time just some time.
I believe it is the hope of most crypto enthusiasts including myself that bitcoin would gain the necessary recognition that it deserves and that is the hope that keeps most of us focus on bitcoin. I think more stability means that many people would accept the use of bitcoin. |
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Bitcoin is certainly the future of digital currency in the world. I believe all that we are waiting for at the moment as stakeholders is the increase in the level of acceptance among the populace. There is no digital currency that can challenge the popularity of bitcoin in the world and this is a fact that everyone can attest to it.
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It is too early to decide about this, I believe we need some more time maybe two months to see how stable it is. Basically, bitcoin has been much stable than most altcoins in recent times. So in all, bitcoin is doing better than most cryptocurrencies.
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I am just curious and have been googling on whether the law has rules about virtual wallets. Maybe I am just not really familiar with the technical terms so I do not understand well. Or I just didn't use the correct search terms. To give an example, if you have debts or have to pay for alimony or something of the like, are virtual wallets included in your assets to be seized or something? According to the summary of this article: https://www.acamstoday.org/real-considerations-for-law-enforcement-in-seizing-virtual-currency/"The bottom line for law enforcement is that they cannot seize virtual currency if they do not recognize it and do not know where to look. Even if evidence of virtual currency is found, unless law enforcement is equipped with the knowledge and the tools to take secure possession of it, then it will not happen and criminals will keep their ill-gotten gains." So does that mean that the law will not touch your virtual wallet in case of debt, for example? It would be very difficult to see that happening in any part of the world as this is almost impossible unless bitcoin or virtual currencies are legally accepted in that part of the world. The courts usually operates with legality and it is always difficult to see anything outside the legal boundaries being implemented. |
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Yes, I think many individuals still have a strong belief in bitcoin even in this difficult times. Although the crypto market has generally depreciated in recent times, many people are still holding huge part of their funds in bitcoin. There is this high confidence and belief that bitcoin would always the leading digital currency in the world.
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