Really? You throw in some graphics and some numbers and wait for people to send money into the wallets you are controlling?
What would stop you go away with the money?
Why you allow simple mortals use these great bots instead of just use them yourself? With such monthly gains you can get easily on huge profits.

I'm sorry. Maybe you are just kind. But this looks like a cheap scam to me.

Although my username doesn't start with crypto, if I'd be able to choose now, Crypto Fish would be a great choice.
But since 50BTC is a bit expensive for a name change, I'll stay Neurotic 

Hmm, I forgot about this. But actually I am not convinced by the ways it will affect me.
But if I read it through I tend to believe you either want to spread FUD, either over-reacting. It's actually a positive news that crypto currencies have to be treated by the businesses in the same way as money.

We want crypto to be recognized as money, but we cry out loud when they try to put crypto under the same rules as money. Is that normal?!

Thanks for this. I needed a pinch of hope.
Although I keep telling myself:

Invest/trade only with amounts you afford to lose.
Keep in mind that if it falls today, some other day it may rise again. Don't rush it for each and every fluctuation.
Don't be greedy, stick to the initial plan.
If you don't want to stay out of trading for long periods (until bitcoin rises again), use stop loss.

I didn't spend too much time on it, but I've found 2 rather cosmetic things:
1. That blue-ink color all around is too dark compared to the "white" area and it can become tiring.
2. If I go into the forums area (eg: Blockchain) the first link is "chat". That could use a better name, since Chat sounds like a chat box/shout box, not a forum/threads area (it also confused me at first).

It may worth also mentioning that if your transaction is a withdrawal from an exchange then you'll pay a flat fee imposed by the exchange (usually bigger than a normal transaction from a proper wallet).

I am not convinced by the declarations. Intentions or the lack of them means nothing really. The moment of truth is when the "product" is launched. If China will have it stable coin, if ECB will have another one, .. then yes, we can say US has fallen behind.

But now we still have nothing on that subject. (Actually we have the Petro, which is a failure.)

You'd be surprised. The more important the state institution is, the better the chance the (person paid as) sysadmin doesn't know or doesn't care about backups.
I've read of hospitals and I think police departments too having difficulties in the past because of ransomware.

Is this different than zilliqa / unstoppable domains?
Do you have discussions with the most popular wallet providers to use this naming system? Because if not, it's all in vain.

I guess that's difficult to have an evidence for this. I thought of asking for that myself, but then I gave more thinking.
However, I am not sure where the panic is. I think that a huge majority here doesn't care about stocks. And the ones who care should know how to handle this info.
And Bitcoin price is decoupled from stock market... right?

I am still impressed on how eager the people are to feed the troll.

Hint: There's an ignore link, especially designed to handle the trolls.

Well, with Android, whether you like it or not, Google will be forcing you give up some privacy. And in time it may be more than only Google (Facebook and Dropbox may be another examples).
And I think that Apple phones are not really better privacy-wise.


Then maybe using your laptop for sensitive info would be the way.
Smartphones just give too many opportunities to the "curious" ones.
And with your phone's tethering you can allow your laptop go online basically anywhere you want.

Great list and nice image of the reality! I guess that this topic will get quoted a lot against the cheap "fast coins" rhetoric. (I did bookmark it.)


Don't worry, posts like this have no chance to stay unmerited.

One idea could be that they may consider Dogecoin a competitor for their USDT.
Dogecoin is a correct/proper coin and it's accepted almost everywhere, so it could be used for cheap withdrawals instead of their again-in-trouble USDT.

Crypto is not only Bitcoin.
Whether we like it or not, stable coins are crypto currencies too.
State issued stable coins are extremely appealing now for some entities (from states to ECB). The value decided as for fiat, the institutions can take a look freely into anybody's pocket, they can blacklist the money of wrong doers (or opponents!)... just "wonderful".

1. The world is bigger than UK. PS. US - China tariffs anyone?
2. The history has shown that Bitcoin price and stocks are decoupled.

This being said, anything can happen. Don't we know that?

OP, you should know that people don't buy so much by the payment system, they buy more by the store that has the products to be bought.
So if you can get enough shops sell goods and services through your system, the users/spenders will come easily.

I think that in some cases it may simply be "something missing", not "bad intentions". My choice for using the word "reputed" here was because I think that people do trust some of those wallets and the teams behind them.


A hardware wallet can be bought nowadays at 65$, so although the logic is correct, the numbers are smaller (1300$ instead of 2000$ !!).


What I meant was something like the + signs in Microsoft download pages, maybe done even smarter (I don't know if it's possible to "cascade" this feature).

Just for the sake of correctness, please check again the Wirex transaction. If you exchange a certain Bitcoin amount, they charge that amount plus 1% fee.
Probably there's still a difference between AdvCash and Wirex, but let's put in all the details.