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8681  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Paxful on: January 19, 2017, 12:34:26 PM
Can you actually make a good living trading for btc? What is a good amount of btc to have to trade on paxful? I always buy and think to myself that it must be nice to sit back, make a trade, and make 17%

In order to make a living with btc trading you need to build a good reputation to stand out from the crowd.
All the people prefer to trade with someone with 1000+ trades and 100% positive feedback score,instead of trading with a newbie without any trading history.
8682  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin Trolling on: January 19, 2017, 07:10:28 AM
it is quite fun to see big whales being trolling the leverage noob player..

As fast as it looks like there is a pump ahead, these fishes gamble enourmous amounts of Btc going long... It raises and once raised they put double the amount they put going long..

But that game locks by itself, there is always someone who put the long order before you and closes it.. Then dumps the price, if many do it at the same time: price tanks.

But what is funny is to see when all these fishes go complete crazy and sets 70%+ orders in long.. Then do you know what is only needed for you to lose? Whales across all exchanges (exchanges itself) see the situation  and say.. With a 10k Btc dump we get rid of all these buy orders and we get hundreds of bitcoins doing it.. Lets dump overnight and in some minutes so these degens wake up empty..  Cheesy

Its quite annoying to see these days noobs triying to get rich by using leverage on crypto rallies.. If you want to gamble go to a sportbook instead..


This happens in every market (stock market,crypto or whatever).
Are the big whales guilty because of the lack of good market information for the noobs?
I can`t answer.Can anybody answer?
8683  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin ATMS sold! now what! My thoughts on 2016/2017 , comments appreciated on: January 19, 2017, 07:01:46 AM
I just saw on news that three bitcoin ATM have been installed in Vietnam. I though there is only couple such ATMs somewhere in States, but I found out that there are already 60 bitcoin ATM from over the world! If this ATMs work without fees that online wallets takes than I wish one would appear in my city as well.

Vietnam isn`t known as a coutry with lots of bitcoin users.I think that Vietnam might become the new China.
By the way,if the ATM works wothout any fees,how the ATM owner will profit from his investment?
8684  Economy / Speculation / Re: How low do you think the chinese volume will go, now that PBOC is auditing them? on: January 18, 2017, 06:59:53 AM
In the end, the regulations will only cause price increases due to fees, restrictions, etc. Bitcoin will be harder to get, thus people will pay more.

I don`t think so.If bitcoin becomes harder to get and more expensive to use,i think that it will be less attractive for the people and more btc users will move to altcoins or leave the crypto community.
8685  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: New Bitcoin Survey - heir of the Simulacrum one on: January 18, 2017, 06:54:33 AM
Hi Everybody,

I am an university student and for my organizational behaviour course I need some data about the bitcoin community. There is already the well done survey by Simulacrum that you can find here: http://simulacrum.cc/2013/03/04/the-demographics-of-bitcoin-part-1-updated/ but it's 4 years old, so I'd like to do a new one.

As the Simulacrum survey has been used by journalists/academics I am asking the same questions (plus some new) in order to have comparable results between the year.

After some time I will publish all the results so everybody will be able to use them for free.

So, thanks to everyone who will be so kind to answer, you are helping the whole bitcoin community  Smiley

Here's the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeR8CrlR-x-dV8_vBDLq17BHdoJc7EAaL5ban-i7dXx6a32bA/viewform

Pretty good survey,but i don`t like the first question.I earn bitcoins and spend them for USD.
Does this make me a bitcoin user or something else?
8686  Economy / Speculation / Re: Trump inauguration and Bitcoin price on: January 17, 2017, 01:52:04 PM
So in the build up to the Trump inauguration, we might see some investors hedging their wealth in commodities. Bitcoin has been very volatile the last few weeks. Do you think these investors will still use Bitcoin as a possible safe-heaven or would they rather turn to traditional safe-heavens like Gold?

Do you think this event would influence investors to move towards Bitcoin or Gold? How much would the final decision from the SEC on their long-proposed bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) hamper the investment in Bitcoin by serious investors?

Give your view on this? 

I don`t care about the Trump inauguration.When Trump was elected as president there was a small increase in the bitcoin price for only 24 hours.
Serious investors don`t care much about his inauguration,they care about his economic policy. 
8687  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: what's it mean : "Chinese Bitcoin Exchanges Stop Futures and Margin Trading on: January 17, 2017, 01:41:22 PM
what's it mean : "Chinese Bitcoin Exchanges Stop Futures and Margin Trading

what happen for bitcoin price after this news??? Huh Huh Angry Angry
Chinese Bitcoin Exchanges Stop Futures and Margin Trading for Citizens

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/chinese-exchanges-stop-futures-and-margin-trading-for-chinese-citizens/

They stop futures and margin trading ONLY for citizens?
Does it mean that futures and margin are still allowed for companies?
8688  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Should Bitcoin be discussed in Davos? on: January 17, 2017, 06:38:34 AM
" Eight men have the same wealth as 3.6 billion of the world's poorest people..... "

It is time for the rich people of the world to gather in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland from 17-20 January 2017. The Chinese president Xi Jinping will also attend this meeting. During this meeting < expensive food & leisure accommodation >  Tongue a lot of hot topics will be discussed, like the struggling/dying middle class and unbalanced distribution of wealth.

I was just wondering if Bitcoin as a possible solution to this problem, should be discussed at these meeting. Bitcoin can solve the problem with the billions of unbanked people and high banking fees and also distribution of wealth via micro tasks/payments.

Would this once again, be a platform to make empty promises, where rich people gather to wine and dine at the expense of the poor?

https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting-2017/programme

Share your views on this matter please. ^smile^  

I think they will discuss terrorism,international security and maybe Trump,it doesn`t matter that Davos is an "economic forum".I can`t imagine that they will talk about cryptos and blockchain.
8689  Economy / Speculation / Re: Who made big money? on: January 16, 2017, 01:13:45 PM
Just a couple of weeks ago bitcoin was blasting over $1000, so I am wondering if anyone made big money by selling their BTC? Now it has came down to $830, even if last week it was close to $900, so I am not seeing getting back to $1000 anytime soon. Any profits or regrets here?  Roll Eyes

I sold all my bitcoins at $860 and after one week the price was $1133.
More regrets than profits for me. Sad
Only the big whales can make big money.Do we know any major bitcoin players who are Bitcointalk members?
8690  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Portfolio Discussion on: January 16, 2017, 01:05:48 PM
Hello guys,

Just wanted to know your allocations and outlook for your cryptocurrency investment portfolio. For example, do you hold 100% BTC with a long-term outlook in the next years to decades? Or are you holding some altcoins with an outlook of 3-9 months? Currently I hold over half in BTC, 35% or so in Iconomi, and the rest in XMR.

I`ve never heard about iconomi and XMR.I don`t trade altcoins.
I always invest in 100% bitcoin and wait a few months for the next btc bubble.
I don`t think that i will ever keep my bitcoins more than a year.
8691  Economy / Economics / Re: The next big financial Crash ? (and beginner-macro-economics) on: January 16, 2017, 08:08:42 AM
You are right,but nothing happens like you describe it.
1.Low interest rates have to increase the demand of goods and services,but nobody wants to buy.
2.Cheap loans have to be good for the business,but nobody wants to invest,becasue it`s too risky,and it`s too risky because of reason number 1.
I can`t predict the next big crash,i just buy bitcoins. Grin 
8692  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Preferring the technology not the coin on: January 16, 2017, 07:55:11 AM
There is nothing wrong in prefering the technology to the coin, Bitcoin made blockchain technology popular and since it is an open source tech anybody is free to use it.

Block chain technology is amazing to use for bitcoin transaction, bitcoin is one of the commodity which become popular by using block chain technology, why don't government start using same technology in order to mine fiat currency also.

There`s no need for any goverment or central bank to "mine" fiat currency.They can print fiat money and
people will use the money.All the "mining"  is to reduce and automate the money supply,so no human can control it and therefore create inflation.
8693  Economy / Economics / Re: Tax Authority in Isael wants to Treat Bitcoin as a property!!! on: January 15, 2017, 07:13:35 AM
Undermined bitcoin's usefulness as currencies will undermined its value too. Bitcoin is not even a digital silvers, oil and gold but currencies. http://www.coindesk.com/israel-may-gearing-tax-bitcoin-kind-property/

I`m glad that the Israeli tax authorities don`t want to ban bitcoin. Smiley

We need more people in Israel to use bitcoin everyday.This is the strongest economy in the middle east.
8694  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Mining Power Growing Bigger But Greener on: January 15, 2017, 06:46:22 AM
Bitcoin has created a vast mining sector within the network’s economy that is growing exponentially. Mining bitcoin has spread the technology towards new thoughts concerning energy consumption, ways to utilize bitcoin mining’s heat source, greener energy solutions and more.

As it stands today, the Bitcoin mining sector is robust with computations faster than the world’s top 500 supercomputers combined. The global bitcoin mining economy consumes nearly $500 million in electrical and operational costs. Moreover, it’s estimated the bitcoin network could use as much electricity as Denmark by the year 2020. It’s safe to say securing the bitcoin network through mining is costly and consumes a lot of energy, but may offer a myriad of other benefits to the equation.

https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-mining-power-growing-bigger-but-greener/

Green energy is still very expensive and the production of solar panels isn`t always ecological.
Combining bitcoin mining plus green energy can`t be profitable with the technologies we have nowadays.
Anyway after 21M bitcoins mining will stop and we don`t have to worry about electricity costs and polution.
8695  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How you can Increase the value of Bitcoin on: January 14, 2017, 01:32:00 PM
So The Central Bank of China shit talks Bitcoin and the price drops. I think that is BS, but we can fight fire with fire.

 I would urge every forum member to take the time and explain to a business owner the obvious benefit of accepting bitcoin.
 I mean communication is what is taking the price down a BS Bitcoin Polemic from the East. Well we can use the Internet and especially or daily purchases to make a positive impact on Bitcoin.

A Government that adopts bitcoin as currency, is saving it's self hundreds for millions of dollars in coining and engraving costs. For business, a virtual currency that has no "gate fee's" associated with the vendor receipt of funds.  Instead you have the consumer paying for the use of the virtual system at the time of receipt of the Bitcoin. Not to mention that a convenience store that accepts Bitcoin, will not be a target for robbers any longer. How could the businesses of the world over look the obvious value of Bitcoin. Lastly, unlike the dollar Bitcoin is volatile, it has  great potential to go up and down making it an investment vehicle. Something the US Dollar would never be good for.
  I grant you that Bitcoin does have the ability to make significant drops. However it's history shows a steady and continued pattern upwards. As more countries and businesses accept Bitcoin, the more it's value will grow, in spite of periodic sharp drops.

So, get out there and make some noise of our own. It cost nothing, just take a few minutes of free time. We can effect the market, BUT, it will take all of us to make that change and to prevail against more powerful voices.  Remember, your not selling anything to the business your pitching Bitcoin to, that should be enough to get you heard. Then they are going to want to know about exchange safe storage, etc... So your may be finding that you become a consultant, helping business integrate BTC in their local economy. A Grass Roots effort, will prevail.

1.I don`t know about any business owners around me that have any online business.I can`t make noise on my own.
2.A goverment that adopts bitcoin will loose it`s monetary independence.
3.I don`t think that bitcoin price matters that much for btc growth.Don`t get frustrated,if the price
decreases.Even price drops are good sometimes,because people can buy bitcoins at a cheap rate.
8696  Economy / Economics / Re: whether bitcoin influence on the world economy? on: January 14, 2017, 07:23:16 AM

possible bitcoin prices affect the world economy?
such as the high price of bitcoin again, if the price of the price of basic commodities will go up?

give your opinion?


The  January  btc price peak of $1160 is gone.A possible bitcoin price increase will probably make bitcoin more popular in the news and more newbies might join the  btc community.
This is the only btc price influence i can figure out.
I think that the USD will go up ,so the basic commodities will will become cheaper.
8697  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin and other CryptoCurrencies are Rocking the whole Crypto Community on: January 14, 2017, 06:58:26 AM
in the year 2016 we've seen a lot of change regarding with bitcoin's price value and the market capitalization but I just found out that bitcoin is not the only crypto currency who had made a great change, there are alternate crypto currencies who are also becoming progressive and still innovating I guess . and it seems Monero had changed a lot . take a look to its new price and the year ending market capitalization (http://www.coindesk.com/not-just-bitcoin-the-top-7-cryptocurrencies-all-gained-in-2016/)

Like that monero rocks. In the early 2016 ethereum was the favorite altoin for many traders but monero has take a head, It is very surprising because in the earlier months i've seen monero it only has a little value on the market but still many people are usung it maybe that's the reason why it has raised and made a lot of change . Monero has also a lot of great feature .

   


It`s good that there are altcoins which increase their value and more people use them.
The cryptocurrency world needs more competition.This will make both bitcoin and the altcoins stronger.
Ethereum and monero have some advantages that bitcoin doesn`t have,but they need futher improvement.
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8699  Economy / Economics / Re: China dictating prices on: January 08, 2017, 12:22:31 PM
Many have mentioned that BTC is now used as a way for smart Chinese to transfer their money out of China as the Chinese RMB is continuing its devaluation systematically, is this enough to sustain the needs of BTC price growth?

I also think that many have made valid points that the price growth, if true, has been largely based on money transfer but very little life real case of e commerce and what not, is this unhealthy?

Yes,Chinese have major influence over the bitcoin price.

I wouldn`t say that this is "unhealthy" for bitcoin.It doesn`t matter that much for btc growth.

It was a short term speculation bubble,which was good for some bitcoin holders.
8700  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Swiss account holders will need a new store of value... on: January 08, 2017, 12:17:53 PM
Looks like the SWISS banking system will no longer be a tax haven from respective governments.

http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/business/tax-evasion_swiss-say-goodbye-to-banking-secrecy-/42799134

Those with huge cash stores will need some other new store of value.

Wonder what that could be?  BTC

I thought that the Swiss banking system is huge because of the "banking secrecy" ,not

becasue of taxation.This should have happen a long time ago.

Anyway most of the people with Swiss bank deposits will move to offshore islands.

I don`t expect that they will start buying bitcoins.
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