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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Five Reasons to Impact Bitcoin Prices on: October 13, 2018, 05:46:00 PM
Five reasons are thought to be the biggest impact on BTC pricing:
+HitBTC reported hardware failure: The recent tight control on the HitBTC trading floor caused the inhibition of the user community causing the BTC market to suffer a psychological blow after this incident.
+Bitcoin ETF was denied the license by the SEC. This is considered a major factor causing Bitcoin to drop immediately and causing the market to fluctuate sharply in the past few weeks.
+Korea taxed the digital exchanges. This news has caused a gloomy atmosphere for the whole market including BTC
+The recent virtual trading on the BitForex trading floor, a deal on Coinmarketcap, has raised concerns about market manipulation, a loss of confidence in electronic money transactions.
+Bitcoin's trading profile has changed, noting that the cash flow was flowing back from the altcoins into Bitcoin and Tether (USDT). Indexes for the movement of funds include Bitcoin dominance of market capitalization, up to 48%. In addition, the USDT transaction now accounts for more than 21% of the total volume of the electronic money market.
2  Economy / Economics / Re: The US dollar is gaining strength on: October 13, 2018, 03:31:16 PM
Really U.S dollor is very strong currency this will lead to all aspects of global business for the entire world this is also one of reason why the inflation of a small country directly affect to people is because of sometimes high demand because of the price value of dollar but for the situation of bitcoin deceased value is not because of the dollor. its only because of the traders and the volume of investor that discharge from involvement of daily 24/7 operation of bitcoin.
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: the benefits of managing bitcoin on: October 13, 2018, 03:18:35 PM
I think it will boost the economic value of a country if Bitcoin is guided well. Through rules and regulations and having a way to take taxes on bitcoin will help build the economy of a country because the money that circulates in blockchain is bigger than the circulating money on an ordinary wallet if their citizens.
4  Economy / Economics / Re: Is wallet security important to use? on: October 07, 2018, 07:22:34 AM
I once read for security wallet,
this is just for discussion how to secure the wallet. I do not think there is a security system and there will be no theft in the wallet.

If you choose your wallet or phone software, you need to be extra careful! Remember that bitcoins are stored inside your device. If your computer or phone breaks down, your bitcoin is gone too! Thieves can also take your bitcoin if it gets access. Consider the following tips to avoid losses:

Perform regular backups regularly
Save the backup on another device like in flash or another computer.
Use the encryption feature
With encryption, each transaction requires a login with a password. This prevents thieves who manage to gain access to your computer.
Do not forget the password
Losing a password equals losing your money! Wallet does not provide a password forgot feature.
Learn more please learn how to secure your wallet here: http://bitcoin.org/en/secure-your-wallet

Do you guys have a better idea to avoid theft in the wallet?
Your Knowledge and Ideas will be more helpful if shared.





Yes, we have to secure our Bitcoin wallet from hacker so we really need to install security application for the protection and safety of our investments.
You may try google authenticator that requires additional random passwords provided by that apps and it changes from time to time.
5  Economy / Economics / Re: Invest in BTC vs Invest in Real Estate? on: October 07, 2018, 07:12:42 AM
It's really difficult to determine which investment is better, as real estate investments could be counted for low risk investments, as they have an history of keeping their value and usually go up at the long run.
While bitcoin is maybe count as an asset but I assume that we can say it is a high risk investment.
It's price tends to go up and down really frequently and you shouldn't put money that you can't afford to lose in that because you need to be prepared to lose it.
6  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: PURPOSE OF TOKEN? on: October 07, 2018, 04:19:53 AM
A blockchain project is often a program and is an open source program.


Free open source programs are not done, and they must be driven by commercial interests.


To issue a Token, the total amount of tokens can be checked, the founding team can clearly have a part, how much, and the tokens can also be checked.


When anyone USES such blockchain project services, it is necessary to pay a certain fee for using tokens.


The more people you use, the more demand you have for these tokens.


The number of tokens is often limited, demand increases, and tokens increase.


To increase the value of the tokens, the project team/developer is naturally motivated to develop the project more fully and to attract more people to use the blockchain project service.
7  Other / Politics & Society / Re: I am a Muslim, and I am not a terrorist on: October 07, 2018, 04:04:29 AM
Terrorism is a reaction of anger and fear. Violence will not ultimately be defeated by more violence.And, in fact, it’s not an unreasonable thought if you’re unfamiliar with Islam. It provides an easy-to-grasp account of acts that otherwise seem inexplicable. Who knows (or can be bothered to find out) what those verses say, and how they have been interpreted? The media uses shorthand, focuses on the present and immediate past rather than the vast contemporary and historical context, and therefore nudges us towards the conclusion that there’s no relation between Muslim and terrorist.
8  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is one and only no matter what on: October 07, 2018, 03:56:06 AM
Yes I opine with you too mate. It is the only coin that gives me financial independence and that's how important Bitcoin is to me. Bitcoin is Bitcoin and Altcoins are Alts. Though Bitcoin has some issues like transaction fees too high or any other things that needs upgrades but yeah no matter what people would say or do, I will never forget and abandon Bitcoin. I worked for fiat money before but the wage is insufficient for the family needs and I was like get stressed with the job and because I have a weak immune system I get sick easily. But now Bitcoin changes everything because all these time I don't need to go outside to work for money. I can manage my time with Bitcoin. For me Bitcoin is the best asset because it surpasses the value of some assets either a decentralized since most of Altcoins are reliable  to it or a centralized one like gold.
9  Other / Politics & Society / Re: The difference between science and religion on: October 02, 2018, 03:39:23 PM
every people reject reality all the time, why would this be any different?
I will use an example from medical science.  Ancient Romans used tools for surgery on cataracts of the eye.  After the fall of Rome, this science was lost, but rediscovered in modern times
People will always have eye problems, and if the science for eye-glasses was lost, that would be reinvented eventually.  Someone will realize that a curved piece of glass warps light in a way that can be beneficial.

Even the first "inventions", the wheel and fire, would be reinvented if lost.  Wheels are useful, people will rediscover how to make a wheel.  It will be just like all the other wheels of the previous generations.  All the science would return one step at a time.

Physics would return the same if lost.  The force of gravity would be the same.  We would discover orbits of planets, and that the Earth revolves around the sun because of gravity.  All this would return exactly the same as before.

Religion is the thing which would return in a completely different form.  Religions today are nothing like ancient time
10  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin online payments on: September 29, 2018, 09:36:59 AM
This is really nice to hear but not  not going to happen anytime soon, I believe. as like as  ours as  small players, I'm sure it makes much more financial sense for companies like Google to HODL their coins, if they have any, rather than spend it. I would also imagine that having two pay out options rather than just one would complicate their standard operating procedures. Conversion between currencies, Bitcoin included, incurs fees after all. If they start paying with Bitcoin, it's extremely likely they'll abandon the USD option, and will only be paying in Bitcoin. That makes this scenario even further removed from reality.
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