What about MMORPGs with weapons and equipment the is saved to a blockchain and for every End Game Raid completed or player that it is possessed by, it is permanently granted a stat boost or feature that makes it legendary in its own right. maybe also keep record of of its prior owners too. for posterity.

The cellarius project is interesting not quite a game yet but essentially its a fan driven multi media franchise that uses a blockchain based consensus tool that allows the community to vote on whether or not fan submitted works become cannon or not. Its an interesting idea to be sure.

https://cellarius.network/

Statistically speaking the biggest blocker for those who are interested in bitcoin is that there is a lack of investor protections currently I don't have a link but I beleive it was a coindesk article but I could be wrong.

Yeah the proposal for tomorrow wont go through as they are pricing sales relative to futures contracts that are frankly too new to insure investor protections around. Those protections being the chief reason why the etf needs to exist, they don't have a purpose otherwise. An insured means of investment will likely result in an ownership increase of two or three fold imo. Lack of being the major block for many interested individuals who've yet to jump in. ESPECIALLY given the effect of futures trading had on the market at least for the short term. (historically the effect of futures trading is negligible as time goes on)

Well first things first I'd like to thank you as I sold some around ATH so your service is appreciated. JK but really I'm sorry that happend to you but lessons are often learned the hard way so don't worry we will see prices on the rise again this year or next, hang in there friend!

Until the liquidity issues with BTC and other Cryptocurrencies are resolved (which if estimated liberally will still take a while) these methods of accepting BTC will be necessary for merchants to utilize. especially those with high overhead and narrow profit margins. So while day to day it will indeed create a notable selling pressure it is a necessary step towards mass adoption IMO.

Are we not talking about quantum computing? Cuz in my mind that is the biggest threat to Bitcoin and crypto as a whole.

The SEC is actually pretty bullish on bitcoin, relatively speaking anyhow, so I don't see them turning on it for little to no reason. but who really knows right?

Bitcoin is one of, if not the safest currency on the planet. Just do your due diligence and keep your passwords and keys safe then you have little to worry about.

WTH Is this?^

But to the point I'm not a huge fan of mob rule. The public is pretty darn easy to manipulate, and most folks in this industry are what would be considered low info investors.
Not necessarily stupid but have lives to lead and cant always be up to date on their investments.

When they roll out a working product. Or when we are in a bull market.

i'm referring more to news such as roadmap milestones, news of partnerships ect. that creates buying frenzies in these markets. could just be that it was technical buy signals but I just want to know if there was anything I missed.

Seems like the card coins are on a run recently. what happened? seems a little too coincidental the these similar coins are being pumped. was it just that they broke out at relatively similar time? What gives?

P.S. I did look into Monaco the other day but couldn't find any fundamentals that explain the price action.












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I'm not so keen on buying right now waiting for a confirmation is a must imo. but definitely hodling. DEFINITELY HODLING!

Seriously people seem to not realize that the news is a business and reports on what gets them the most ad revenue I.E. the bad stuff. take time to read a book on the subject so that you may understand the nuances and complexities of life there.

Hell I'd say do that for any subject you are interested in as news burbs seldom provide the whole story no matter what publication you get it from.

















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Ok guys Africa is not backwards when it come to societal and technological development. sure most of it is at least a bit behind when compared to the likes of the UK or Japan but to say most of it is is rural or tribal is misleading. for most countries that encompass large swaths of landmass are technically "mostly rural" and given that in terms of sq kilometers Africa IS the largest continent by far its a given that it would be "mostly rural," To give some perspective ALL of the cities on earth could fit in the state of Texas with room to spare.

While on the topic of cities like everywhere else most Africans live in them and they are not tribal in the slightest, so to say it is "mostly tribal" is completely wrong.

But as to why low tech industries are the most prevalent in the continent is not a simple answer and open to alot of conjecture, especially from those who have an agenda. foreign industry, terrorism, corruption, the resource curse, civil war ect. ect. all contribute to the fortunes of Africans and what people dont realize is that the degree that each country faces varies significantly.

As a rule of thumb if someone says they know the answer to nuanced problems and issues probably doens't and certainly don't if they opt to break it down to several bullet points.

But that just like my opinion man.



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Good Job my friend dont give those scammers an inch! much less a sat

Lovely to see korea get its head on straight. too bad us here in the states won't see the same because the dollar is too much a useful tool to it.

Yeah I've known someone with this particular affliction, his life imo. So when moon on rehab coin?

KYC/AML does protect from fraud but mostly protects the companies who follow them from liability though some actually do use it to protect their clients. SOME...