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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Schools Are Officially Accepting Bitcoin for Tuition on: July 11, 2018, 12:55:56 PM
I'ts really good to hear how we're adapting to cryptocurrencies for normal life. It shows how mainstream cryptocurrency is getting.
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: stop listening to false news on: April 12, 2018, 11:12:47 AM
The current "crash" is caused by one bad "news" after another.   A lot of them are the false or twisted truth.

For example, today, once again "China Full ban crypto".   What the...    Why is it causing another crash??  Why is it even "news"?

It was already banned in China back in September 2017.   All trading platforms suspended trading in September.   Anyone from China who still trade Crypto must be using foreign platforms.   Sure, they reported that China added all crypto exchange sites to Great FireWall.   So what?  These people have VPNs!   When I was in China, everyone who visits foreign sites use VPNs.   Yes, China banned VPN as well a long time ago.   So what?  Everyone is still using it.   Just like ignoring the traffic light is illegal in China, but at every intersection, you will see people ignore the red lights... the truth!   Just because it is "illegal", does not mean no one will do it.   

So just this (one) news of China banned Crypto, it was repeatedly used to crash the Crypto market (4 or 5 times).   Do not fall for it!
1.  Summer 2017, China banned ICO.
2.  September 2017, China banned crypto trading.
3.  November or December?  China became unfriendly to crypto mining (Large-scale miners moved oversea already)
4.  January 2018.  China banned websites of foreign crypto exchanges. (VPN!!!)
5.  Today, "China Full Ban Crypto"...  (Really?)

So what is next?
"China really ban crypto"?
"China really full ban crypto"?
"China really really full ban crypto"Huh
"China will jail anyone who trades crypto"Huh
"China will execute anyone who trades crypto"?
"China will nuke every country who trade crypto"Huh??


Stop spreading this nonsense.    What's done was already done in September 2017.   Nothing has changed ever since.  NOTHING really changed in the last 4~5 months.  

Yellow journalism at its best.  


Same goes for Korean and Indian news.   South Korea did not really ban crypto.  Just one guy wanted to ban it.  It was not approved, nor implemented.   So far they have only added regulations that people can no longer trade anonymously.   So what?   Didn't Coinbase, Kraken, Bittrex etc. US-based platforms all require our IDs and photos?  

India also did not ban crypto.  Just a minister made some unfriendly speech toward crypto.  No real "ban" whatsoever.  

From the look of it, someone or some groups are trying hard to make the prices go down.   The sad thing is, people are falling for it.   The same China "news" was used on 5 occasions to cause the market crash while nothing was really changed or happened.   Korean news was used on at least 2 occasions.    

The bottom line is, let's just ignore all the stupid "news".   Use our brains.   Not hearsay from yellow journalism.   It is getting annoying to have every little "news" to impact the market price.  



Fake news is really annoying me. I'm trying to provide people with the true crypto happenings in the world but it's getting so difficult. I'm now spending 30 minutes after reading each article researching to make sure it's actually news. People need to stop posting fake news just to get attention.
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will regulation kill cryptos? on: April 09, 2018, 12:01:56 PM
Regulators want to make sure they protect investors from scams, while at the same time allowing the industry to develop and deploy the new technology in interesting ways. Overregulation could move the action elsewhere, which is what happened in China.

It’s too early to tell who's doing the best job of setting the rules. Nations are taking various tasks.

What do you think?

Regulations will limit the cryptocurrencies and make it harder for them to shine but over all it wont kill them. Certain regulations need to be introduced so we can use cryptocurrencies safely and effectively so in ways, regulations with help them boom. Obviously over-regulating, like in China, will have a negative impact but no enough to stop them from succeeding. It looks like as time goes on, regulations will adapt to allow cryptocurrencies to strive. Governments are making harsh regulations now which are likely to ease up once people learn more about crypto. 
4  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin as national currency? on: March 28, 2018, 11:31:55 AM
Could it be possible that in the future there are countries that use bitcoin as the national currency??

From the research we have done here at Traidia, Bitcoin probably wont become the national currency but one cryptocurrency might be able to be. A cryptocurrency that might not even be invented yet has the possibility to become the national currency. 
5  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Twitter banned cryptocurrencies Ads on: March 28, 2018, 11:06:49 AM
Twitter will follow Google and Facebook's lead in banning cryptocurrency ads.

The ban will roll out Tuesday, and become fully enforceable for all advertisers within a month, including initial coin offerings and token sales.

It will also cover ads by cryptocurrency exchanges and cryptocurrency wallet services.


Is that a problem for bitcoin too or only ICO's ??

There will be an effect from the banning as its going to reduce the number of platforms advertisement can be done. This means it will be harder to promote and reach a larger audience. It's suggested that i will be more of a problem for ICO's because they rely more on advertising to get their message out. Also, a lot of the Bitcoin ads that were being made were more scams than legit adverts.
6  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin can be hacked? on: March 22, 2018, 03:17:35 PM
Bitcoin itself is majorly difficult to hacked due to the blockchain technology but your wallet can be hacked, also exchanges can be hacked too.
Security risks are more likely to come from exchanges and wallets.

To prevent your cryptocurrency being hacked, get a hard wallet and keep it somewhere safe. As its offline, it eliminates most of the chances of being hacked. 
7  Economy / Speculation / Re: Are there any optimists left? Is $100K still possible? on: March 20, 2018, 12:16:09 PM
Are there any optimists left? Is $100K still possible even by 2020 or 2021?

If you think about the price of Bitcoin this time last year, which was only around $1000, we're still massively above that. Thats still up over 8000% from a year ago which is amazing. From the tends, it will probably take longer than 5 years to get to $100k but it seems like we will get there eventually. Its very difficult to predict the market but i believe it will get to that amount if the tends keep going as they have been over the past few years.

Definitely good to stay optimistic!
8  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will BTC be a major in college? on: March 20, 2018, 11:23:49 AM
Over the past few years, colleges and universities all over the world have been creating courses revolving around cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology so it probably wont be too long before it becomes a major in college with the growing demand.
9  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: As a beginner is it too late ? on: March 20, 2018, 11:16:16 AM
It is not too late for is beginners to start dealing with cryptocurrencies especially BITCOINS. We have may chances to learn more about it. We have many options to choose how to learn about it. As long as you have the focus and willingness to learn, you will reach what others have reached. Bitcoins are just there waiting for us to deal with.

This is so true. Bitcoin is still relatively new and will be around for a while. As the price is now low, it's the perfect time to start and to earn money of off.
10  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What to do if the prices down again? on: March 14, 2018, 04:11:00 PM
There are some rumours that the prices would get down again for one or two times before they reincrease to the level around before the latest year end and even higher. Can anyone here enlighten me and newbies like me, which is better to do if that really happens:
1) hold our assets and wait until the market got fully recover to start trading.
2) increase our capital to reduce the average price.
3) sell our assets with the assumptions to got deficit prives, and then rebuy again at this price.
4) others.

Any suggestion?

I'm not a financial adviser, but i would suggest holding as its unpredictable what could happen. If it goes down, buy more so as it goes up you'll only increase your profits.
11  Economy / Exchanges / Re: What are the best exchanges? on: March 14, 2018, 12:13:18 PM
It depends what you want to do on an exchange as they all have their benefits in certain areas.

I like GDAX as it has lower transaction charges and i've always found it reliable.
A lot of exchanges have ridiculously high transaction charges, Coinbase for example (which many people have complained about for many reasons).
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