Its everywhere, not just in bitcoin.
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One of the rarest countries that can give a great future to crypto
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How can I recover my losses from trading cryptocurrency?
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I think it has a long path to still walk
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thats definitely not true, ethereum is a huge competition
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I don't think so, not anytime soon.
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they can because they are more secure and faster. These days, bitcoin transactions have become relatively more expensive (due to the high amount of transaction volumes in the network), however, they are more secure due to the complicated math algorithms behind the blockchain technology (which also makes them faster than fiat money transactions). Bitcoin is also better than cash, because it’s decentralized, and there is no speculative central authority institution or bank behind it.
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because its a currency and all currencies need to be legal to be able to work
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I don't think so, ethereum and lite coin are taking over.
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I think it is proving them wrong already, no need to wait longer.
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this is the most sensitive topic and what actually bitcoin enthusiasts should advocate for, no regulations.
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These days, bitcoin transactions have become relatively more expensive (due to the high amount of transaction volumes in the network), however, they are more secure due to the complicated math algorithms behind the blockchain technology (which also makes them faster than fiat money transactions). Bitcoin is also better than cash, because it’s decentralized, and there is no speculative central authority institution or bank behind it.
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Totally agree, and thats exactly what we should spread here.
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I am so surprised that people still keep asking these questions. The fluctuations in the prices of cryptocurrencies is their nature, they go up and down so people can exchange and invest. That is the unique thing about cryptocurrencies, compared to the other currencies, the often and big range of price fluctuations so Yes they might “crash” every once in a while. It won't go to 0 though. It will recover.
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