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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Orozu (ORO) - Our ICO is Live on: February 20, 2018, 10:05:20 AM
where can we get more info about this? looks quite good though. will watch this
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: How big can the whole market grow? on: February 14, 2018, 12:47:14 PM
good question. I think it can grow beyond anybody's expectations (without throwing the very diminutive possibility of its sudden death in the rear). reaching the next trillion will be relatively easy, and maintaining that kind of pace may or may not be as easy. the market has surprises beyond our imagination. Wink Wink Wink Wink Wink Wink
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Which coin now you think had a good future on: February 14, 2018, 12:39:08 PM
ETH would be my bet. other alt coins can also be taken into consideration but just to play safe, ETH is the best option bcuz of its massive support. even here in this thread, you can see how many people actually prefer ETH. that's the support you're looking for. and for another matter, it is quite second or equal to the prestige of BTC since it's one of the first cryptos. I think there's a huge chance that BTC will be used more and more in people's day to day life, while ETH will be used more in the investment world. dunno, but based on the current movement, especially last year's massive pump in its value, ETH is quite the leading choice nowadays when it comes to alt coins.
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Still believe in ICO ? on: February 09, 2018, 09:30:35 AM
I think i still trust in ICOs in some ways but of course, prudence and careful planning should always come. Some ICOs are quite convincing, then there are some that look like they got no future. anyhow, it's better to be on the lookout for successful ICOs.
5  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Do you believe in ICO Ratings? on: February 07, 2018, 01:48:57 PM
ICO rating provided by such websites, I think, can only be used a references. Of course these sites have their processes and standards when giving such ratings. It doesn't mean that what they say is absolutely correct. they probably won't even reflect more than half of what the ICO is really worth. Better do our homework and get yourself filled in so you can give your own "rating"
6  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why does China hate Bitcoin? on: February 07, 2018, 01:40:44 PM
Bitcoin in China has risen much higher in 2017 before the government expressed its loathing of the cryptocurrency. that's not to say that China does not benefit from the digitalized money. One part of China benefits from ICOs and then another part is worried that it can be used for money laundering schemes or even tax evasion. This also goes with the fact that the Chinese government isn't the only one saying that Bitcoin is trash or something. If memory serves, I think one big boss of a giant corporation said that Bitcoin is a scam a few months ago. We cannot definitively say that the Chinese government hates all cryptocurrencies just because they cannot trace it. Really, I think it's easy to see what they are worried about, though I'm not a fan of their government. I think cryptocurrencies, and bitcoin in particular, better try to establish some enhancements that can satisfy the worries of the government.
7  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BitCoin Is Too Complicated for Average People! on: February 07, 2018, 12:25:25 PM
Well, I think it is indeed too much complicated and harder to use, you have to have knowledge about how it works on internet. You have to make an account, buy bitcoin from different sites ( which takes 5% to 7% Fees) then transfer to exchanges for trading or to use.

How can a normal people, who usually watch youtube video, use fb or other social media, you expect him/her to know all these things? I seen people give up easily, and think it's too techy.

I believe if Bitcoin sell coins on their official website, with lower fees, such as 1% to 2%, and make  a simple wallet for people to use, more & more people would buy and use it.
What is your opinion on it? discuss..

When you use Bank or Online banking, If you have any problem, you can actually go to branch or call the customer service fix the problem, Bitcoin have no phone number, no branch, no one to contact if anything goes wrong.

The desktop wallet are too complicated to use, it has some weird functionality, such as MEW, every time you login, you have to use key chain, or a file as your private key and password, when you get a get it doesn't not show on your account, you actually have to add custom, which is really confusing sometimes. And i always hear people ger hacked, their balanced is gone. which is really scary after all these security in your wallet? strange!

Bitcoin does not have their own official site, so lots of people visit other junk/spam/hacking site, think it is bitcoin site and can get help.

It's really hard to buy bitcoin in certain country, such as Canada. Yes i know you can buy from coin base, but they do not allow more than $100 bitcoin per week, and we are not allowed to sell. Lots of people other thread offered local bitcoin, but when bitcoin price is $6800, they sell it on $7800, That's $1000 extra plus 5% fees of the amount. Why people have to pay that much money extra to buy bitcoin? why don't they have an official site, where you can buy in current price?

Why most of the exchange does not allow you to buy bitcoin with USD? 99% time you have to transfer money to exchange to do trading or to buy alt coin, which is really a headache. So you tell me, all these problem, why would a normal average people, who doesn't have enough time will invest bitcoin or any other coin? This is rea reason i believe we see the market cap in crypto currency under $200 billion. If it was easy to use, for normal people it would have jump to Trillion dollar.


I think I can agree with the first part that ordinary people would find it too techy and sketchy at first. that is, if they stumbled upon it with absolutely zero knowledge. i think with the speed that technology boosts cryptocurrencies nowadays it will soon become easier for ordinary people to invest in crypto currencies. also, you also have to do your homework. research, ask, and take time to understand even the most basic processes. it is indeed dfficult but if you really want to get involved then why not. stocks and bonds also appeared much too complicated at first but when you get the hang of it it's gonna be much easier. plus there are countless services out there that offer decently effective and easy ways to handle bitcoin trading. it's always a gamble but that doesn't lessen the possible benefits that you may get.
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