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Most headlines talk about ETFs, Wall Street adoption, and U.S. regulations… but what if the real crypto story is in developing countries? In places like Argentina, Nigeria, and even here in the Philippines, people use crypto for survival - fighting inflation, sending remittances, and daily expenses.
So here’s the question: is the future of crypto shaped by Wall Street investors, or by ordinary people in weaker economies who actually use it?
What do you think?
This is a misreading of the global landscape. These issues may matter for major financial markets, but they do little for the unbanked in one part of the world or the remittance sender and gig worker in another. To be honest, I don't think these crypto things are helping people or growing the economy. People just buying some random coins from exchanges hoping for selling high and take some profit from it. But when the price declines, they get feared and as the price even drops down little further, they sell all (everything), thinking the markets is a damn scam. Just look at the hype around NFT's back then, people lost bunch of their hard earned money from it. Bitcoin has a reason so it is sustaining still easily, and I can sense that Bitcoin will probably be the only one standing alone in the market. We still have many countries in the world have banned crypto things government imprison those funds guilty of trading these coins in the name of money laundering. Look at that, mainly those coins are created by the US developers or some countries, but, they buying some themselves and spreads news across social media, is that important? why would they share(promote) these coins on social media if they had real future value? what are the utilities do these coins have? Do Facebook, Youtube, Google, Microsoft, Amazon.....accepts such coins from their customers? why they can't let their customers pay thru the form of crypto medium? Why do coin developers accumulate their own some generated coins for themselves?. The US creates a hype, launches new coins weekly, quarterly or yearly, not only US develops coins but other countries develops coins too, but the people trust the US government more and follow their actions & (trends). Many exchanges accept worldwide users (their customers) but are headquartered in the US, regulating and manipulating peoples to stay in the system, for the long term, making chances to rug pull as much as possible. Do you buy these coins is because of those so called whale buying? Trump actions/making announcements? government bodies movement, spread of those news from the influencers recommending ( promising high returns)? or have a damn high future. I’ve known about Bitcoin very long, bought a small amount at the end around, sold some for profit, and again bought and sold, and then quit altogether. I did this even though the government have banned crypto in my country. So, what contribution did I make to my country’s economy? Did I pay taxes? No. whatever the people think, I guess most people who are trading/buying/holding some crypto coins believes it's going to change the traditional money exchanging system but I don't think it will go like that way. Each country already have their own currency, so will they accept single 1 coin worldwide? Some say bitcoin will replace it but after few some decades, bitcoin will probably be traded more like a reserve assets, similar to what gold became. That would make it impossible for people like us to trade Bitcoin as a currency just like gold isn’t used as currency anymore but have some solid value. That being said, crypto is still used in weaker economies for survival—fighting inflation, sending remittances, and covering daily basis expenses and other personal gains and bla bla.....but in the long run, governments are more likely to push their own Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC's)instead of letting random altcoins take over. This is the obvious. So in the end, Bitcoin has the strongest reason to survive, but most other coins are just hype and built for the rug pull.
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Would you rather want to wait till marriage to intimately know your partner or will you rather know everything there is before marriage?
No sex before marriage can be compared with buying a first car without taking a test drive, only worse and even more risky.
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@TryNinja, sir, I set up the bot in Telegram so that every mention of my forum username “xmrhopium,” or any merit related to it, would trigger a message in Telegram. I had it set up earlier on my device, but I recently changed it. Now, if someone mentions my Telegram username instead, I receive a notification of Bitcoin talk, which shouldn’t happen. Is this an error, or did I configure something wrong on my end? Should I adjust the setup or try another method to fix it? 
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HUGE BITCOIN LOGO PROJECTED ON THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK STUDY #BITCOIN  Do they actually do this every week, or is it just the same old post going around again?
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leave some corn for others too man.... 
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Seems kinda bug to me. I think i must leave the bitget for now.
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That's quite unusual. Maybe it's a visual bug?
What platform are you using for the chat? If you don't mind, what's the name of the coin and at what time did the unusual crash happen? I want to check out using the tradingview platform if the coin is listed there and see if the same thing is displayed over there.
I don't really understand and have no clue about it, what was that one and why in sudden that the RSI line dropped to bottom for a while, though it was a very terrible moment. This was in Bitget sir. I don't mind saying a coin name which I was holding for a long was "Pi coin'' (was not in spot, but in future trading). It happened around 12:00 AM my local time (...........Standard Time), which is 6:15 PM GMT (the previous day). Actually, the RSI line dropped sharply at that time (mighty it could be a reason of that?). For the ref. the coin is only listed on three exchanges. OKX, Bitget and Gate.io as of now.
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Hey folks, I need some help regarding an issues with the RSI on my trading chart, never got this problem until now. What just happened is: I was trading a coin holding a long position, kept implementing a indicators and had also opened a multiple 3,4 tabs in google for the same coin but when the MACD was very bullish and the RSI line was like nearly a 80 point around then suddenly RSI dropped straight to zero. Price didn't quickly crashed (dropped but not in a heavy way). For more than 10 minutes RSI point showed up @ 0.00, now value has come back much accurately but that RSI line ain't working the way what normally would for trading (got jammed in the bottom line, no movement). Didn't understand the reason behind it. Needed help pls. Got some issues while for uploading an image thru talkimg.com, once gets fixed ill upload an image too.
Edit: This is an image of the moment when RSI dropped straight to zero.Same now this way RSI line jammed at the bottom.
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I need to think of a way to make the contest easier next time. Anyone got any ideas?
I was thinking the same as what LoyceV said, allowing the options like shorting which also gives the opportunity to be in the profit while the prices keeps declining.
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How can we young ones in this forum grow? I really yearn to grow in this forum.
I've seen a lot more new comers on this forum keep saying the same things in the beginning of their journey, after posting a few more posts, most of them vanish or loose interest in commenting because they don't acheive what they were aiming to gain from forum when they decide to join at starting, (more common things like merits or getting enrolled into the signature campaign). Few dudes above here already suggested that you should have some patience, get into meaningful discussion and most importantly you should obey the forum rules. Your rank is kinda like an achievement which definitely grows based on your contributions, what impacts you are contributing into. Ain't forum a quick money generating scheme but if you do good, be good to others then obviously you may achieve success. Goodluck.
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When there is money involved, you always (almost) have to go through the kyc verification process which is not only in crypto but everywhere in any financial system.
And whether it is a centralized or decentralized exchange they need to get assured that the users account isn't being used for illegal stuffs, for their responsibility to not create any trouble later or being flagged by regulator bodies for that cause which could damage their company's reputation.
If you are not doing any kind of wrong or have any intention regarding only using for ethical way then there's no reason to get worry about those kyc. It's there to protect their customers and for them too.
I've been using binance for very long time (I don't know what other cex's you guys are using or getting scared to use) neither promoting binance here, bought monero from dex's and sold in cex's and bought huge ltc on cex's and then swap for xmr, same with bitcoin. (No hard problem but i saved huge of my money on bitcoin transaction fee on cex's at a time, it used to have something 8,9$) but now my corn are safe on electrum. I still swap ltc for btc on dex'c and vice-versa but till date I've never got any issues from while using them. Sometime they might asks for another additional documents like electricity bills, passport details, bank statements of six months, whats user occupation is, source of income etc... but if you have valid source of funds then there is no point to get worry about.
In here in my country, we do have ban on crypto (might arrest) a person who talks even about bitcoin or any related on any social media and have to pay penalties for that but anyhow people found good option buying/selling coin and local currency thru p2p at there (or I would say is only the one option to get usdt, none credit card accepted). Sometimes it is also risky to trade with a new dude over there can be a police who lurking out to catch users from there (and this is not new) had arrested many thru out that way.
Though storing bitcoin for a long time in cex's can be a bad idea. They might steal it but for trading, receiving/sending of less amount for short duration, it is ok to use. Also, for a long term I definitely reccomend using a non custodial wallet like electrum wallet where you can easily control 12 words seed phrase and have full ownership of your coins.
Also, I see no wrong on buying coin thru centralized exchanges and then send it back to their cold wallet, I don't understand why people are creating much issues with their privacy regarding, if dude is not a big giant mammal "whale".
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You're here on this forum for less than a fifteen days and seems you are over thinking about ranking up and earning money from those signature campaigns by advertising them. But, what you said about only full member and above higher ranks are only being able to get enroll into signature campaigns is not totally correct. Didn't you see some higher rank members post without any ads in their signature? Quality of post matters (even you don't need to be active daily and neither daily posting habits) has been said couple of multiple times by reputable og's. If you are dead serious on earning money by using this forum you can utilize it properly and can do certain money generating business/jobs over here as: -If have a web developing/coding/graphic design related knowledge you can search a related project accordingly. -Can join an auctions/drawing/craft competition organised by forum members can make huge bucks out there. -If have huge money saved in your bank, you can start here a lending business/coin exchanging/escrow service (solid commission). -sig campaigns (as an alternative) and so on. I've seen often new newbies come here aiming only to join signature campaigns keeps targeting towards only to ranking up their rank into this forum, so can achieve their goal by using those ai bots and couple of with alts for bettement of their comments. At end, they only endup wasting their own time and getting into trouble without achieving anything, that's sucks. So, lower ranked member have lot more of time for the self improvement. No much rush.
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I downloaded Electrum because it is supposed to support bc1 wallets. Every time I create a new wallet, it makes one starting with something like 0x9. I'm not given a choice of what kind of bitcoin wallet. Does anyone know how to specifically create a bc1 bitcoin wallet?
Yeah, electrum does support native segwit (bech32 addresses) which starts with bc1, but you seem to be little bit confused about "Electrum" and between "Ethereum addresses". Ethereum addresses generally starts with 0x.....but from electrum bitcoin wallet, you can generate only a bitcoin addresses (native segwit one) starts with bc1, not an eth addresses. Do you have any screen shot, photos of your claim? I don't know from where you downloaded the software on your device which is impossible to generate a addresses which starts with 0x........in electrum. But from this link https://electrum.org/ you can dowload the official electrum wallet for sure.
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After seeing this picture, everyone will think that Donald Trump's anger, resentment, and hatred towards Tesla is born out of a lot of anger. There is a thin line between love and hate.I can’t remember who, but a guest on Bloomberg or somewhere else months ago said, with absolute confidence, that Musk was going to be “ thrown out with the bath water” by donny sooner or later, and Trump had no real interest in cutting the deficit, controlling spending, or in any of Musk’s interests in EVs, etc., and had just used him and took his campaign money and support for all it was worth, but couldn’t wait to ditch him..... Lol.  Does this mean that MAGA people won't be buying Tesla's anymore? Trump has proven to be resentful, and I don't think MAGA tolerates betrayal.
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I said the contract pays 35 BTC, and you’re out here screaming about “millions of dollars.” What exchange rate are you even using? 1 BTC = $1 million in your world? 😂 Lol, it is a 3,500,000$ already when Bitcoin is at $100k and you're here trolling 35 Bitcoin isn't worth millions? Your so-called contract is also a fake which never exist previously, if not, show some valid source atleast. Have any? Probably not!Do you own any sats? Or no coiner? I screamed? Probably not, but math says 35 Bitcoin is worth millions if converted into fiat. Or are you in 2011? I'm pretty sure we'll be seeing Bitcoin price over one million dollar in the future, no matter if it takes another additional 10, 20+ years for one. But for now, took Bitcoin's price as 100k onlyyyyyyyy........in usd. Bro, who taught you a math? Read properly next time before calling something fake — you might save yourself some embarrassment.
Holy sh*t, you're asking who taught this math to me? I wonder who taught you instead, might make more sense to ask yourself who forgot to teach you a basic math. Im not blaming your math teachers for that error in basic calculations, is all that the result of skipping math class back in school? And those embarrassment? Words without a proof=lies.
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Where this dude is @ Sorry for OT
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Tagging all previous participants:
I'm in again. Lot more features are updated into which is better than last time. Just wondering, does your bot deduct any fees during or after quick trade...? Found out PnL amount keeps changing drastically when settling trade entirely.
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Stop spreading fakos, none of them have guts in their nuts throwing out million worth of dollars in Bitcoin to hire a killer irl  . Come on bro, you seriously don’t know? Every month, 50,000+ people sign up to go to war for a fat paycheck. Any foreigner can bag 35 BTC upfront just for signing the contract — plus 25 more over the year. Troops get paid bunchin no doubt about it, but not as much as you mentioned here that the millions of dollars for signing those so-called special contracts which is totally 100% fake and it's a scam ad, you look stupid for believing it too  .
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Anyone who's ready to kill for Bitcoin can just sign a special contract and get 35 BTC up front — just for having that kind of ambition. If they survive a year without getting killed themselves, they’ll earn a 25 BTC bonus.
Stop spreading fakos, none of them have guts in their nuts throwing out million worth of dollars in Bitcoin to hire a killer irl  . Has greed won? What now? Probably dude is going to face a very hard jail time. Sad seeing those grown ass man making such cheap moves for their personal benefits, such a shame for those. What is a person going to acheive besides a wealth, troubling another person in the pain? Do they think, they'll sleep well at night in a bed for a lifetime  ? i understand that we all wish to have bitcoin but i hope that we do not reach a point where we would cause harm to others let us work honestly and in earnest and buy bitcoin with our own money
Working as a job, running a business or being self-employed can be considered as a good move as long as both hands still work (or until gets old enough). Small investment (based on the the capacity), small return, still returns. That's going to work definitely, no need to swing very widely. Quick rich making schemes are always gonna put you down into the trouble.
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