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981  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Educating unemployed friends about Bitcoin on: May 29, 2023, 04:09:52 AM
And I assure them if we all get involved in Bitcoin maybe our unemployment will go away. Because there are enough ways to earn money with Bitcoin.  
Back to the concept of work and career, the greater the opportunity, the greater the competition. Bitcoin won't throw away unemployment if you don't have the skill preferences to compete.
Now your job is to show and then teach them that you earn bitcoins the "way" you mean.

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Out of all my friends two of my friends have some savings and when I told them about the investment they became very interested in investing but I didn't tell them only the positive aspects of the investment I told them the negative aspects. And I know the rest of my friends would also be interested in learning about Bitcoin but I just don't know how to start teaching them about it.
Speaking of profit then yeah, anyone can be interested depending on what profit level you convince them. But if I were you, I wouldn't be suggesting (even talking about) any investment. Just think about it, now they're unemployed, their daily needs are for today, a week or a month ahead.

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Because bitcoin crypto currency is completely illegal in my country. So how can I help my friends in this regard?  
Sad to know, I have no way to take them against regulation.
982  Economy / Economics / Re: Financial education or 1million dollars on: May 29, 2023, 03:45:58 AM
Lol everyone is being too honest in this post and this is reality all of us wants money over education  or if they want education still that will be second option .

Or if another option is presented if it is definitely more life-secure(for example, unlimited work opportunities, health facilities), education will be the last priority. I think this decision depends on the priority needs of the moment and is no longer about something that is most beneficial for the long term.
In my environment, teenagers are slowly starting to lose interest in taking their formal education seriously. And conversely they are excited when offered a job.
983  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: nftonspin.com looks like a scam on: May 29, 2023, 03:24:05 AM
That's clearly a scam, the OP shouldn't have waited long to conclude. First the selection of the name of the casino with "NFT" where they don't even implement this type of asset on betting (nothing but random branding). Second, I'm not that familiar with the appearance of casinos out there, but on a cursory UI inspection it seems completely unprofessional for a casino that can offer 900% cash back. Thirdly, there is no serious initiative of casino representatives to service and respond to reviews on official threads.
984  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Crypto will never reach mass adoption if it does not before more user-friendly" on: May 28, 2023, 06:48:29 AM
Of course, all conveniences are in all centralized services, all features have been provided perfectly so that you're more complacent. On the other hand, there are regular fees that are stifling because they're not basically free.
Crypto educates people to start thinking technically, more carefully and slowly before executing transactions. You can get all of this for free which won't be given in formal schools.
985  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Asking CTO Jussi-Pekka Erkkilä about the exit scam of his company Localbitcoins. on: May 28, 2023, 06:35:43 AM
If I could find out the addresses of these scammers I could hire somebody who arrest them.

The authorities have a complete service, starting from the team of investigators and arresters. Does your desire to catch these "scammers" do more than simply drag them to justice? All you need to do is make a report about your problem, or you can offer them the compensation you mean here privately so that your case is handled exclusively (outside business hours).
986  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: A quick reminder on how to get full information about your account using BPIP on: May 28, 2023, 05:14:49 AM
Just install the BPIP extension, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5224821.0
you can find out the earned merits for the last 120 days on your merit history page
987  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Choosing a cryptocurrency pair on: May 28, 2023, 04:56:51 AM
Thanks to all for the advice of course,guys
But I don't need to explain it all,because it's an explanation for beginners Smiley
I am interested in your choice and the advantages of this or that trading pair in your opinion

-Regards
So yeah I don't think an older member should be collecting trading stories from a younger member because I think they know better what to consider independently. This kind of question will only get repeated generic answers about 3 types of trading pairs: Fluctuatecoins X Stablecoins, Fluctuatecoins X Fluctuatecoins, Stablecoins X Stablecoins.
988  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: 120$ Loan defaulted by [Supreemo] on: May 28, 2023, 04:46:11 AM
My observation is that no one with a single account will default such a small amount which is evidence of the defaulter. But it is not an easy way to find out who has an alt account and who has not. On the forum, we can't nothing judge which can save us. I have seen two users defaulted on the loan of Direwolf who has good rank as well as merit ranking but defaulted. So, we have nothing except to accept this type of loss until there are alternative accounts that are decreasing by being banned and defaulting on loan.
It might be better for you to tighten the loan rules for new borrowers which aern't prominent users (if you agree to their proposal), eg limiting them to a smaller amount eg $50 or less for a few trial loans until you have cleared any doubt that the user won't try cheat.

It seems that the user's status as a promoter of a certain campaign is no longer a reliable guarantee to give them a loan especially if they have only been accepted for a few weeks, the fact is that we don't know whether the campaign salary is only their main or side income.
989  Economy / Economics / Re: Logic of life on: May 28, 2023, 01:05:14 AM
I think you're referring to earnings or profits that allow being consistent. Knowledge alone can sometimes become obsolete, people say "experience is the best teacher". From several experiences it will produce evaluations and form stronger economic instincts in all the changing conditions of life variables.

And people have to believe in themselves that what they do will reap results.
990  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is mass adoption or/and regulation more likely to reduce volatility? on: May 27, 2023, 03:57:32 PM
There is almost no hope of being stable as long as supply is limited and not backed to something of stable value. Even all stable assets that people believe in actually have volatility even though it is relatively small.

If more people adopt Bitcoin (e.g., 200 million people) and the government succeeds in regulating Bitcoin to some extent, would it reduce its volatility?
Btw, what does adoption mean from your perspective?
If that includes trading bitcoins on centralized exchanges, then obviously that is a forerunner of volatility and traders actually want that.
991  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: scalping Bitcoin vs. other assets on: May 27, 2023, 03:15:36 PM
In fact, the operation of cryptocurrencies is very similar to Bitcoin. Usually it is bitcoin that sets the trend in cryptocurrencies, because this currency is the main one.
Not necessarily, fundamentally, altcoin volatility sometimes moves independently depending on project performance regardless of global market trends. Altcoins are more developed because even changing the protocol doesn't need a special proposal. They have an active founder and are known to be the ultimate authority over everything.
992  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Accepted crypto for trading on: May 27, 2023, 08:49:22 AM
El Salvador is currently one of the most popular countries in the world. This country is currently the most economically advanced due to the introduction of various operations by Bitcoin. and all the steps taken by President Nayib Bukele to move this country forward have been successful.

"Forward" in what terms? Why not just talk statistics? The latest data shows that Elsalvador has experienced a decline in GDP growth[1].
Being popular doesn't mean succeeding in being good, bitcoin doesn't provide an overall economic solution, let alone in a broader domain such as a country.

1. https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/gdp-annual-growth-rate?continent=world#:~:text=%25-,El%20Salvador,-1.2
993  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: [RAFFLE] Utopia - P2P Ecosystem | Free Bitcoin Raffle Weekly 💎 Round 13 on: May 27, 2023, 08:10:08 AM
Bitcointalk Username: rat03gopoh
Utopia Public Key: 2D1263260FD6B760A50F08795B34E7BFE2B7AE694392F07429AC5DD5E156901F
BTC Address: bc1qzfmx3g6svkt2d6yt40p3590yphaxhlhr5ex9fq
Message Deep Link (Chat link): https://utopia.im/d53b4431fd604e2f0261792444797aa4?tid=399179781914869278
Slot No: 52
994  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Bitcoin block halving a criteria for Bitcoin survival on: May 27, 2023, 06:47:06 AM
was satoshi reason for halving to increase the public knowledge on Bitcoin before it is fully mined?
Who knows the true purpose of satoshi, but by looking at the benefits of halving I can give several reasons.
  • fresh bitcoins can be more widely distributed by miners with increasingly smaller denominations. Miners may save sats after sats of mining income, but they'll likely release those bitcoins into circulation earlier because even reaching 1 bitcoin intact takes a very long time.
  • Equalization of transaction fees and the final halving block rewards in the future for the continuity of mining activities. Everyone knows that in the future the tx fee to miners might be higher than the block reward itself. Just imagine if there were no halvings, from 50btc+fees to 0btc+fees, would you still be mining?
995  Other / Meta / Re: Weird description of the "Project Development" board on: May 26, 2023, 10:23:09 AM
Tbh it is, the description lacks much emphasis on bitcoin if it is understood at a glance especially by new users. I think "bounty" and "projects" are golden words for them. On the other hand, this forum has for years been a haven for shitcoin hunters and campaign managers who do little to explore references outside of the sub-board, except when it becomes their task.
996  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is there any point to start trading with 20$? on: May 26, 2023, 05:20:46 AM
I suddenly remembered the 1k to 10k journey of a trader who transparently shares every open and closed position on his Twitter, if everyone forgets this is what I mean. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5410409.0
Just to make the OP more excited that with above average trading skills will be able to achieve significant returns in the expected time.
997  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: How do I recover password? on: May 26, 2023, 02:39:46 AM
What do I do to recover my account from bitcoinwallet.com ?

If no balance in it, forget it and immediately migrate to the recommended wallets below you.

Friendly suggestion to the OP:
You can't learn everything at once especially in the technical realm of bitcoin so it won't leave you with random questions. Had a bit of a laugh reading your topic of the question of running a bitcoin node, while you're here asking wallet recovery which shouldn't be an option.
You just need to slowly learn every aspect of bitcoin, and do more reading than creating topics.
998  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The power of digital money on: May 25, 2023, 05:15:45 PM
But if they are not controlled by the banks but belong to you, it gets much safer and better.
It doesn't guarantee security if you don't have sufficient security knowledge.


Bitcoin is not dependent on anything,
Bitcoin depends on infrastructure: electricity, internet and activities: mining, and nodes. And actually the government can influence some of these components.

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but I think if all governments accepted Bitcoin, Bitcoin could go far.  People consider cryptocurrency as one of the sources of income.
This requires some preparation, especially in terms of crime risk protection. Bitcoin cannot simply become a source of income without "business" activity, including deception.
999  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is the bull run near already? on: May 25, 2023, 04:41:13 PM
The link to the broadcast can't be accessed, maybe it got deleted because it was miscast? lol

So still we're in the bear market, China will not caused any bull run, sorry to burst the bubble to the OP. But for sure, majority of us already knows, that, I mean in the beginning China used to be the hub, as they have control of bitcoin mining. But since the government take that away, there impact is less significant now.
Crypto ownership is still legal there[1] and can only be traded (probably) only between Chinese people on a p2p basis as long as all trading services are prohibited. Not a return to relaxed bitcoin mining rules, the real hope is that China can return to welcoming crypto businesses again. They were once the country with the most fertile crypto industry.


1. https://freemanlaw.com/cryptocurrency/china
1000  Economy / Economics / Re: Which stocks to buy? on: May 25, 2023, 03:53:34 PM
I'm not much involved in the stock market, in a sluggish economy, the only hope is if you only plan long term investments. So short-term fluctuations may be tolerated, but this requires more in-depth fundamental analysis to see the potential side of the company.

If there's a stock startup company with a product or service that utilizes AI technology, I think it's worth considering.
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