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bitcoin price now is under 7000 it will go under 5000 it is real or FUD..who is manipulate this market...
Hey guys, if you'll check the graphs of BTC price for that period, it will be easy to spot that price grew up to $11.000 in a few weeks. That would be a lesson for alarmists. |
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In traditional slots you pay a coin, and if a certain sequence comes up, you get some winnings. I think everyone will agree that's a form of gambling.
In bitcoin, to create coins, you pay some electricity, and if a sequence of 0's comes up, you win some bitcoins.
Is this aspect a form of gambling?
And if so, is that illegal in the U.S.?
It's directly depends on what is your attitude toward trading process. Trading without any analysis is a pure gambling, however if you'll use your brains and own trading strategy, you'll see that trading have nothing to do with gambling  |
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I need some help.
I already have experience trading FOREX but until now im not that profitable. The market of forex is very UNPREDICTABLE. technical and fundamental analysis are not really working. Market makers and bank institutions are controlling the market. its centralized and big banks can manipulate the exchange.
Im planning to leave FOREX and switch to CRYTPO trading. Does anyone know who controls the bitcoin price? is it still the government or the whales trader?
>Im planning to leave FOREX and switch to CRYTPO trading It just might be the most righteous tube you ever shot. I have absolutely no idea how people can still believe in this rotten Forex's advertising... |
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There are many people who lost their money on trading, because trading is unpredictable job, in my opinion i need:
Method ( i must have system trading)
Money ( i must have management of money and risk)
Mind ( i must can control my emotion)
Tell me your opinions?
Trading is unpredictable and I would never advice someone to do it full time. Trading comes with a lot of risk. Too much if you ask me. Therefore I would advice to trade what you can afford to lose and having side job too, just in case all trading assets are going down. |
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No one know the future of bitcoin. But i only hope the bitcoin price always stable high up to $12000 or even more. Also Bitcoin might be accepted as a form of payment from a vast majority of countries in future.
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Holding is the correct and most secure strategy. But you need to closely monitor the market and your portfolio. This market is very volatile and at any time there may be a strong rise or fall.
Holding implies a long-term investment without taking into account the current coin price. You don't have to monitor the market every minute. |
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why so many people store their bitcoin in their wallet for a long time, whether the benefits will they get?
Come share your thoughts
If you're patient enough, profit will come to you with btc. I will say that some % of your saving should be invested in bitcoin which will help you to retire a rich life as price of btc tends to rise in future as well. |
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I think this is an interesting idea but it is not so easy to implement. One thing I still dont understand is how the value of one token increases with time and second problem could be to find partnerships with taxi services and find the best technical requirements for payment.
They are not necessarily dependent on partnerships with taxi services, why would they? Anyone with a license will probably be able to sign up on their platform and start benefiting from the tools TAXI token is going to provide. That alone creates a lot of advantages and then even taxi services might decide to sign up to not miss out on the opportunity. robotic taxis programmed via blockchain? :-D #sci-fi I wouldn't say it is that much of a science fiction scenario. It's gonna take some more years, but it will happen that self-driving taxis will be ordered via a decentralized system. Tesla corp is well placed to provide the self-driving taxi serviсe, but it might take some time and it won't probably happen in our lifetime  Elon Musk is a clever fellow, so I don't think that it's impossible to implement such an ambitious project. It would be one of the greatest innovation of the 21st century  |
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I think some government ban bitcoin because they dont really understand what it is. They dont really understand its nature and how it works. Also BTC could be used for illegal activities, it is out of control of central bank and financial system of that country etc...
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My plan after getting a huge profit is to go and live in Vienna. It's a beautiful city, full of grandiose buildings, alive with restaurants and cafes - that's a dream of mine.
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It seems unrealistic to happen anytime soon. Bitcoin need, first, to reach a greater number of users, to then become mainstream. There are many people who don't understand how Bitcoin works, because they are accustomed to old and outdated systems. But I'm sure the big day will come!
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I have read some posts and some concerns that it is the volatility of Bitcoin that is preventing many people and many businesses to fully adopt Bitcoin. This can be the main factor why big online shopping stores are not yet adding Bitcoin into their payment facilities (though there is now a circulated petition for this but I doubt if it can make a dent).
Some are really saying that if volatility can be managed then we can see Bitcoin going mainstream. I am wondering then: Is volatility something that we should find a way to control and how do you think it can be done?
Well, it's hard to imagine how you can control volatility of Bitcoin. It's based on the number of BTC buyers and sellers. You can't pressure someone to cancel the purchase of BTC  |
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Bitcoin's already made a lot of people rich recently and if you have the capital to get btcs, i think investing now would be a good way to start. |
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Technicаlly bitcoin has always been a global currency but just not glоbally usеd as much as we wоuld prefer ofcоurse.
But this can chаnge and it should change. The only question is "when that happens?"
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Have you ever wondered how would the world's economy be like in the future as a cashless society? Perhaps, with the increased traction of blockchain acceptance nowadays, could lead to the creation of digital fiat currencies powered by blockchains that are managed by governments themselves. With this in mind, there would be no need for physical cash, as digital fiat currencies would provide many advantages such as quick settlement, global payments, full transparency, implants use on citizens to make payments, and more. If this becomes a reality, which I'm sure that it will, it would radically transform our lives for the better and reduce criminal activity as a result of the full transparency and auditability that a digital fiat currency would have thanks to the power of the blockchain technology. Also, it makes me wonder if cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin would exist by that time, or will they co-exist with digital fiat currencies. Nevertheless, I would like to know your opinion about this. I don't see anything impossible in idea of cashless society. Maybe the global shift towards Visa is the first step on this arduous journey. |
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Have you ever thought about buying bitcoin for your children as a future investment?
It's an extremely risky idea to freeze your funds for such a long term. Anyway, it's still better than a bank deposit  |
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Hello guys! I am planning on investing all my savings (12500$) in cryptocurrency, so I would really like to hear your opinion. My current plan is to split it in to 3 :
-50% bitcoin.
-25% ethereum.
-25% litecoin.
I am investing the money at the next dip.
Please post your opinion guys.
Edit: I should mention that this is for a longtherm hold, about 5-10 years
Sorry for my bad english, but I am better reading it than writing it.. :p
That's kinda effective clickbait topic, you know? It's known in advance what I will read here. I think that everything has already been said. |
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Yes, got you intrigued, didn't it?
Bitcoin is a very good thing to have as an asset. Just like gold. Even better if I may say. It's secure, and unlike fiat money it actually exists and work is put into it to produce it. This makes it great to store value.
However, it cannot and will not replace current fiat money that the entire world it using. It just cannot.
Take paying a cup of coffee for example. To pay your coffee with bitcoins, one must get bitcoins first, either by mining or buying bitcoins with other kinds of money (*cough*fiat*cough). It ends up being a quite complicated process, don't you think?
Until we reach the point where paying for a cup of coffee is as easy with Bitcoin as it is with cash, we will never get mass adoption. And as far as I see it, there is no way of simplifying the acquiring of bitcoins.
Quite unlikely for a crypto currency to replace fiat, because it is not at all intended to do that. Abolish governments, shut down banks, buy all things anonymously. Those are some of the things that must happen first before a decentralized currency becomes what fiat serves right now. |
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I started 2017 broke and with a very low wage. My girlfriend also broke up with me in the beginning of the year.
Although I had committed some trade mistakes I was able to get 400% gains, thanks to btc. This gave me hope and made my year a lot better.
I wonder how many people bitcoin "saved" this year, even preventing some suicides maybe.
It would be better to think about the people who lost all their savings trying to become a billionaire with crypto. How many people were "killed" by bitcoin? |
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