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The importance of an attorney in today's business activities can't be overemphasized with the nature of the business environment becoming more competitive with every tick-tock, businesses or firms ensuring to protect their interest and compliance from other party's in business not to unscrupulously want to take a smart advantage of another in contracts and, in avoidance of possible legal hassles and litigations in the future for a successful business, it then makes an attorney's presence a necessity. There's that likelihood of people not overriding you in a matter when they are with the awareness of an attorney standing behind you - it makes procedures to followed in the way it should.
Completely, the part of an lawyer in today's trade scene cannot be exaggerated. With the trade environment getting to be progressively competitive, it's pivotal for businesses to defend their interface and guarantee compliance. Having lawful representation not as it were ensures against deceitful parties looking for to abuse contracts but moreover makes a difference to dodge potential legitimate challenges and debate down the street, which are basic for keeping up a fruitful trade. The nearness of an lawyer gives a sense of confirmation and guarantees that methods are taken after accurately. |
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If I win the lottery and find a block, will my miner interface tell me? Or do I just need to monitor my wallet?
It's good to check both, but usually, the miner interface will provide notifications when you find a block, and then you'll also see the transaction in your wallet. |
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I believe the new war is technological; what we are seeing is a distraction, a smokescreen to divert our attention, so we don't realize the technological war. Whoever manages to decrypt the price of BTC, they have won automatically. A few (multinational) guys conveniently moving whales, you lose, I win but I give you a bonus. And if that's the case, I propose the legalization of BTC (WITHOUT KYC), open discussion from the educational system; we will teach all subjects on a laptop with complex algorithms to pass the subjects. That would be an example. BTC has already become the best long-term investment asset. Adoption has to happen; it is necessary; it would be a transfer of power from the old with little technological knowledge to the adults/young people who are tired of receiving crumbs from the pie. What's truly interesting is that in every war, there are casualties. Who will be the future sell?
I agree that the tech war is an important aspect of world affairs, and it's easy to get distracted by the noise while the real battle is taking place behind the scenes. The concept of cracking the price of BTC to win this war is intriguing, and raises questions about the role of cryptocurrencies in future financial and power trends. The idea of legalizing BTC without KYC (Know Your Customer) regulation is intriguing, as it could democratize access to the financial system and create a more level playing field. Integrating complex algorithms and BTC education into the education system could be a game changer, especially when it comes to preparing the next generation for a world where technology and finance are increasingly intertwined. The idea that BTC has become the best long-term investment asset is currently debated, but there's no denying that it has sparked a global debate about the future of money and power. Your comment about the transfer of power from older people to younger people is particularly insightful because it highlights the potential of technological advances to break down traditional hierarchical structures and create new opportunities for those willing to adapt and learn. The question of who will be the future rulers is troubling because it implies that there will be winners and losers in this technology war. It reminds us that we must recognize the consequences of our actions and strive to build a more fair and equal society in which the benefits of technological advances reach everyone. |
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You give your friend a good advise, because you have tested BTC investment to know what someone that invested a huge amount of money will going to achieve when the bull run occur to use the profit to boost his or her business like the way some people are using BTC investment to grow their business these days.
If your friend have the knowledge of BTC investment, I guess he will help his father to succeed in that company because those money his father use to deposit in the bank to stay long in the bank, it will stop because they will prefer to store the money in BTC and wait for bull run to come before they can sell to make a good profits.
Based on your explanation, I don't think your friend will regret for this advise because it will create more opportunities for their business to grow more than other businesses around the society.
No doubt! Passing on your BTC know-how to your friend is like giving them a golden ticket. If they share it with their dad and he starts investing in BTC instead of stashing cash in the bank, they could rake in some serious dough when the bull run happens. That extra cash could turbocharge their business growth big time. So yeah, it's a win-win move |
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The halving was a major event that attracted many new investors to bitcoins, some started investing seriously some months to the halving just so to make some profit from it.The halving was what attracted them, but now that the halving has come and gone, do you think that the number of new investors will reduce for the now until the next halving is close again?
Many people rush to invest in Bitcoin immediately they have the information of Bitcoin having coming to manifest but they don't know that If halving May fail and also may not fail, so from my own perspectives the understanding of cryptocurrency we should not invest without investigation if you want to make a profit in cryptocurrency industry or cryptocurrency investment don't hesit to make a proper research before you invest many people lose their coins because they fail to understand the procedures of cryptocurrency and to know when to invest and when not to invest There is no question of the halving failing or not because the halving is not a manual function initiated or added by someone in the network that is meant to increase the price of Bitcoin but it is a core functionality of the network that is added to reduce the block reward hence reducing the increasing supply of Bitcoin so that it takes longer for all Bitcoins to come into circulation. This helps Bitcoin stay scarce which is the reason why the price tends to increase in the long run. If the price of Bitcoin doesn't go up in the short-term, it doesn't mean that the halving has failed because the halving has done its work which was to reduce the block reward, whether that will affect the market or not can only be seen in the long run, so we need to be patient. The halving isn't like flipping a switch to pump up Bitcoin prices. It's all about controlling supply and keeping things scarce. So, even if prices don't skyrocket right after, the halving's still doing its thing by slowing down new Bitcoin creation |
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It's pretty obvious why you shouldn't force someone to invest in bitcoin and I think that it's the same for almost any kind of interaction, it would also make you the bad person in the conversation because you'd get some kind of manipulative vibes and people really don't like it when you dictate what they should be doing since it's totally unhinge and stupid. Also, forcing someone to invest in bitcoin is kind of like using the same polarity of magnets, the more you try to force them then the more likely it is to go away so be careful how you do the convincing because there's a thin line between forcing and introducing. You need to make sure that you're not also that obsessed about them investing, that's creepy.
A question has been recurring in my mind, can anyone be forced to do anything, especially a well-educated, knowledgeable person, who understands everything, can think and understand? We can only tell people to do something, we can never force someone to do something, I believe. And now there is an era where people don't believe what they hear, believe what is shown to be true, so it is better to buy Bitcoin than to force someone to buy Bitcoin. Buy, profit from it, and show people your profit history if you want someone else to invest in Bitcoin and get profit instead of convincing him with nuts he will never believe until he sees with his own eyes. I have seen people readily willing to do what they see as their benefit. In today's age, every other person who wants to develop understands the usefulness and importance of Bitcoin, so it has become easier to convince people. You can't force someone to do anything, but you can definitely sway them with good reasons. Showing off your Bitcoin success is way more convincing than just talking about it. People are all about what's in it for them, so highlighting the benefits is key |
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Sorry for necroing, but I wanted to add something. Perhaps we should focus on implementing stricter penalties for corrupt politicians. Putting them in jail for a significant period, if not for life, for example. Moreover, removing the option for them to appeal the verdict could guarantee justice and prevent prolonged legal battles that only serve to delay accountability. Because as of now, as detailed by this law firm, they can appeal the verdict if the jury was biased or committed some form of misconduct or legal errors were made during your trial. So we could take this option from them. |
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It depends on your skills, interests, and resources.
One option could be freelancing. Platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, or Fiverr offer opportunities to showcase your skills and connect with potential clients. Whether you're good at writing, graphic design, programming, or any other skill, there's usually demand out there.
If you're more into creating content, starting a blog, YouTube channel, or podcast might be an option. While it may take some time to gain traction and monetize, it can be a rewarding way to showcase your expertise and potentially earn income through ads, sponsorships, or affiliate marketing.
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is his money now,let him do what he wants to do but in my opinion you are right
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Cloud mining isnt the right way mate.
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It is luck. Or just for the rich people who buyed it and just let it sit there
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Go for mining information,how it works how it can help making money etc.
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