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Why consider changing to POS before fixing other features? In fact why POS at all?
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This might seem more legit except fo rhe "GUARANTEED PROFIT" bit
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IMO its better to have a few twitter followers who are interested in what you tweet rather than thousands of people / bot accounts who ignore your tweets
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It might be worth your while talking to the owner of a local store and just ask if they accept BTC, it has worked for me on a couple of occasions where the people in question are clued in - but it might not be that easy if you have to have to explain the entire concept and construct also check your local regulations regarding the legality of electric bikes, some cities are not friendly towards them
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BTC AND CRYPTO HAS HAD AN INCREDIBLE RUN. STOCKS OVER THE LONG RUN ALSO DO WELL.
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Is it practical to expect tenfold jump in Bitcoin this year ? It has happened in past but is it practical to expect it this year also ?
In short nobody knows. While it is possible and has happened before, it is now in my opinion less likely. I think it will be a slow rise. |
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I had watched a movie entitled "THE NERVE" . 'Nerve' is about an online dare game, in which people give participants anonymous dares for money. The participants compete with each other to win the grand prize as the dares get tougher. Things get worse when the tasks get increasingly dangerous and lives are at stake. This movie represents that hackers is not all criminal, . What do you think?
The original hackers were simply people who were tinkering with technology. Many people now are of the opinion that hackers are criminals - but what they are thinking about is black hat hackers - the type that do illegal and nasty s**t Most hackers are not criminals, they are simply people who are curious and passionate about the tech. |
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I am not sure is it millions or billions but I think yes we should definitely be planting lots of trees. In particular on land that is not productive for other things, there is no negative impact that I can think of.
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Hey guys, i need some suggestions and opinions about this.
If you wind it back a little bit it is like the price of everything, Supply & Demand are the two opposing forces that affect the price - and thus everything that drives up or down either of these tips the scales in one direction or the other. Bad news for example can affect both supply and demand if it is something that makes people want to sell there will likely be less demand on the buy side also, the reverse is also true. |
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Peter Diamandis has an expression that is very appropriate to this question.
"When given a choice, choose both"
Thats the same answer I would give in this case.
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Howard Schultz always strikes me as a forward thinking innovator. I think if Starbucks did embrace BTC it would not only be good for BTC, it would also be good for Starbucks - showing them as a thought leader. Very interesting times ahead.
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Well most of us here are already aware of the hacking activities of binance and bancor.They are taking practical measures to track down the culprits but the question on my mind is why could coincidentally both exchanges be hacked?Now it appears that the exchanges are not moving at a faster and innovative ways to upgrading their systems and allow these hackers time to study their systems well,identify the loop holes and cause the problem.In my opinion, exchanges should always move in an unpredictable way so as to always confuse these scammers .The scammers are scaring new investors away and this must stop.Exchanges must be up and doing so that we can attract new investors into cryptocurrency else our efforts are going in vain to attracting new investors.
Securing systems is hard, even when systems are technically secure a person such as an admin reusing a password and haviong that pasword exposed somewhere else can lead to a breach. I guess when there is big money involved the hacking attempts are relentless. This isnt an excuse, I guess to be in that business (exchanges) they should have their sh*t in order - but clearly, the problems continue. |
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How many time needs coinmarketcap for add semux?
i heard that the rule about 100k volume/day was canceled and now it's enough to send request through coinmarketcap form request was sent.. we need only to wait ;-) CMC would be a great addition to the project, it somehow seems to be a signal for growing up. I guess there will also be a nice fee requested from those guys for listing also? |
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There are risks associated with Bitcoin that are not present with other things like fiat, commodities, securities etc. But then there are also significant potential upsides / rewards as well. If there was no risk or reward the price would be much more predictable bit for now the market is trying to price that risk reward profile. I suspect that in a few years the price will be much less volatile and predictable.
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I assume anyone who is investing that kind of money knows what they are doing, and appreciates the risks Vs rewards involved. That said for anyone who invested big money at the ATH must be sweating a little right now, but if you look at some of the predictions for the long term, they might still be very wise investments.
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I imagine there was a tense few moments encountered by whoever pressed the "Send" button. Deep breath to ensure that the address was entered correctly and so on  |
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Its a mental game. You gotta quit over and over again, everytime you have the urge you got to stay on top of it. Good luck, its hard but you can do it.
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Crypto will be fine in the long term. Of course there are people spreading FUD - but Bitcoin will be just fine, just stick with the good stuff.
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Clearly, everyone wants to buy low/sell high. However all speculative markets have a mix of people involved, some have strategies and perform trades based on specific parameters - others tend to get in and out on pure emotion. Emotional trading can be pretty expensive, but it is easy to understand looking from the outside in, not so much the other way.
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It seems extremely unlikely to me that central banks and governments will want to give up control over money issuance. It is possible that some may introduce some form of digital currency, perhaps even using blockchain - but it will be controlled and permissioned.
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