Yeah I do a lot of work after publishing to promote the articles. Sometimes I spend more time promoting them in fact. Im working on getting monetized on Medium, I just filled out some forms at the weekend, we'll see what happens.
I like the idea of written interviews as opposed to recorded voice or video because of several reasons, 1 it gives me access to a wider array of people. Many people in crypto are anonymous and so the minute you raise the topic of video or audio it can become a problem and I know you can do both while keeping the persons identity secret but I just find it looks tacky have a video of a couple guys talking but one of them has some kind of blacked out screen, the purpose of video is to SEE if you can't see it ruins it I think whereas the written Medium is nicer to these anonymous guys I think. 2 its actually an easier way to do it, I submit questions and they can work on it in their own time, think about their answers etc, we don't have to try to find a time that suites both and both be in the same place at once.
I think electronic cash has a point since you can be considered as a "content creator" having several outlets where you can show your content is to you advantage having your interviews available in written and audio format is something that will widen your presence for your podcast you can broadcast it in Youtube or in Spotify. I've seen your Medium page and some of the people you have interviewed have pictures and their identity known so you have an option for them to be interviewed live. Just think about it you have one interview and this interview can be made into a content for Medium, Youtube, and as well as Spotify. |
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The former Juventus coach has finally officially coached lazio next season for a fee of around 3 million euros and it can be said that if lazio took a very good decision by signing Maurizio Sarri as their coach next season, in my opinion Maurizio Sarri is one of the cool-handed coaches who succeeded in making Italian clubs are getting better, as fans of the Italian league of course we all know how Maurizio Sarri achievements are in coaching Serie A teams such as Empoli, Napoli and Juventus,
If Inzaghi was not poached by Inter I believe that he will still continue do a good job for the team he currently have. I couldn't say the same for Sarri though as he have failed several expectations being given to him by his previous clubs on Lazio's standpoint they pick the "best manager available" but I don't see Sarri being fit for the team surely some changes will happen but it really won't be clear if this changes will be something that will improve their standings for next season. |
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For small poor countries it's a smart move to adopt bitcoin as currency, because they have nothing to lose. For this reason the volatility is an acceptable risk to be taken. On the other hand, if more countries like El Salvador adopt bitcoin as well, the volatility tends to decrease along the time, as millions of people will be consistently entering this ecosystem to deal with bitcoin in a daily basis.
I hope these news coming from El Salvador aren't just propaganda and that the legislative house accepts the president's proposal to make bitcoin official there. The world will be watching this crypto experience closely.
El Salvador has been using the US dollar long before Venezuela and if this happens Bitcoin will also be a legal tender together with the US dollar. With that being said I don't think that their citizens will be inclined in choosing a volatile currency like Bitcoin as their main mode of payment as compared to just using USD for their daily transactions. The recognition of Bitcoin will just give them an option but they will most likely see it as an investment rather than a currency. This will also depend if how the businesses will react to this kind of change whether or not they are prepared to adopt Bitcoin as a mode of payment. |
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If you need a charting tool without any crypto exchange tied to it the most popular one is tradingview as it offers various cryptocurrencies from different crypto exchanges. Aside from the charting tool itself they are also showing the technical analysis of other traders on their pages which I think is what you are also looking for. Just be careful when it comes to reading the analysis of others as you won't really avoid any biases happening from what they are saying.
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A ban in crypto mining in China will give more problems towards Bitcoin other than a price fall for it. We are talking about more than 60% of Bitcoin's hashrate suddenly disappearing temporarily and this will cause a lot of problems with Bitcoin's blockchain network resulting to unconfirmed transactions and higher fees just to complete one. Asking if a ban will realistically happen I can say that it has a small possibility to do so because for one if this is all about Inner Mongolia's decision to ban mining I don't think this decision will spread out to the other regions of China.
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This is old news so far I have seen that the hashpower coming from Inner Mongolia will move to another region within China where mining is legal. Inner Mongolia based from the news only accounts for 8% of the hashrate Bitcoin has and that is small compared to what Xinjiang and other regions are offering. I wouldn't worry too much about this decision by Inner Mongolia banning Bitcoin mining as it wouldn't spread to the other regions as Inner Mongolia have some kind of autonomy in their government. |
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Always ignore the noise around you, people who are spreading FUD and negative speculation always do it since they know that even if they are wrong nothing bad will happen to them as they can always spread another rumor/prediction and some people will still believe it. If your main goal is to hodl then you won't be having problems with what they are saying right? Focusing on your goals and avoiding the noise around you is what you need to do in order to go around this volatile market.
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I didn't understand your question clearly but to give you some clarity you must look for your tax law if they specify anything about non-resident citizens being taxed from their income sourced outside of the country. Basically if you still want to keep your citizenship from the country where you came from but immigrated to another country and you earn a living their this will be your label. Most countries I have seen is a nonresident citizen has no tax obligation from their country of origin if their earnings are purely coming from another country.
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Whats wrong with them, lol
after presenting the serie-a trophy, they remained on their plan to release Conte. very absurd to me. What are they thinking. Supposedly, they still have a chance to come back to be a champions next season if Conte stays with Inter, because Juventus might be a little weak, unless Zidane really becomes Juve's coach, it might be more interesting.
I've got a feeling that Antonio Conte only used the player sale from Inter as an excuse for leaving the team. Antonio Conte isn't really that a competitive manager even if he was with Chelsea before he didn't stand out for Chelsea that is why he got sacked by them. Conte might just have a secret negotiation from another team and I wouldn't be surprised if in a week or two we will see him on a much bigger team with a much bigger salary. We really don't know what is happening in the background but there is a possibility that this is what had happened. |
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Just wondering why users will choose your service instead of similar service that use fiat as currency. What makes yours unique and better? Was thinking that you'll need to make it crypto-friendly to attract cryptocurrency fans who prefer not to deal with fiat-based services
If we have this kind of thinking in every cryptocurrency then basically all cyptocurrency are useless at all since fiat currencies already exists but this is not the case now as we are seeing more and more crypto based projects on already existing businesses and application. On the side of parking owners accepting or availing their project for their parking spots will just give them another payment option which new users might be interested in using rather than fiat. It's up to the project developer to decide how this users will use their crypto more rather than the fiat currency they have whether its through loyalty points or giving a much better service compared to the already existing ones. |
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This is something helpful tbh on my side I won't have to personally message the seller asking if they have alternative modes of payments like Bitcoin (which most of the times they don't) and see if we can deal outside of Ebay. With this if implemented by Ebay both sellers and buyers will find it helpful and might actually move some sellers to open up in other modes of payment since Bitcoin will now be linked to its website. They need to have a good escrow service though as this will be a disadvantage for the buyer if they won't receive any item or receive a bogus one.
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Now, a very common logic, which institution would like to buy btc at $100k or even at million dollars when the seller institution is already taking out big profits in fiat by selling their btc to the buyer Institution? Won't that btc be coming with an impermanent loss if the price dumps later? Do you think there is any point where a stagnancy of liquidity or financial crunch may affect the price of btc so badly that it can reverse down like it did in the 2018 crash?
One thing to mention about here is Bitcoin won't reach 100,000$ "hypothetically" if there is no demand pushing it to do so, Bitcoin going up to that value means there was a sudden increase in demand even though it went up. Your other problem with regards to them selling their cryptocurrencies it will always be a double edged sword as they can sell it all at once and do a short but in this strategy they wouldn't be able to sell all of their holdings at the highest possible price as they have put a lot of pressure on the sellers' side so the most smart thing for them to do is to sell it in trenches for them to maximize the highest profit possible while not influencing the price of Bitcoin. |
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For online means not unless you are looking for something that is recognized by the US SEC I don't think it will be a safe way for you to acquire them as most of them will most likely be illegally running their ICO in the US which will be bad for you. I guess P2P trading or direct trading to a person is something you can consider as this is something that most people resort to if they don't want their kyc to be given away. You must understand that there is also scams happening even if you trade directly so you must be familiar with it.
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That was expected for a while already, a good signing for Real. He's still in his prime years, can cover multiple positions and is a technically amazing player that will fit in well into their team.
It was mentioned that he will earn over 10 mil. euro which puts him among the top paid defenders in the world. Well deserved, but a bit too high because a half of that contract will still be valid when he crosses 30.
Real will probably lose Ramos now, it would be hard paying both of them and going for an attacker as well.
From what I have seen a lot of defenders have a good salaries even if they are over 30 years old a good example there is when Bonucci was over 30 years old and he has a 7.5 Million salary another one is Thiago Silva where he earns 12 Million Euros when he was around 33 years old. I'm guessing that there is a higher age limit for defenders as they have different set of skills that they still have even though they are over 30 years old, people even say that some of them don't even end their prime not until they are 33. Overall Alaba is still young considering that he is 28 and he is in his prime years. |
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According to Ycharts, the outages appear to have driven a roughly 2.2% drop in the Bitcoin network’s combined hash rate in the past 24 hours, which has slid from 169.4 million terahashes per second, or TH/s, to 165.8 TH/s as of this writing.
Is it really a 30% drop? The news I am seeing is that it is only a 2.2% drop and not a 30% drop? I know that Xinjiang region comprises of around 34% global mining hash rate so they might assume that the 30% is the drop because of their global hash rate. Nevertheless this is something wrong to assume that this is causing the drop especially when the price rally of Bitcoin going to 64,000$ is something without any volume supporting it meaning the price rally was weak and is susceptible to correcting as soon as people starts to take profit. |
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which is really getting me really annoyed and it did break the anonymous rule, which isn't good, besides every few years they require additional verification.
Well this is bound to happen the crypto market was just under the radar on its early days but it being an asset market is definitely gonna be regulated as it can be abused through illicit activities. The promise of anonymity day by day will be long gone that is why exchanges like Shapeshift and LocalBitcoin suddenly required KYC because the authorities pressured them to do so. For me if you find an exchange that doesn't required KYC just don't be surprised that in any day you'll be seeing a notice asking you to submit your personal information. |
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This would simply made my day if I was there during that time but for me it is a waste of time to try to even argue with them as they could either be a troll or just a person who isn't open-minded at all. Spending your time arguing with them is something that you must not really focus on as Bitcoin time and time again would just make them eat their own words just like how JP Morgan and other companies have changed their views towards the crypto industry and Bitcoin in particular. At least now people who have believe Bitcoin during the early days are sitting safely on a profit while these guys from 8 years ago might now be trying to buy Bitcoin at 60,000$ a piece.
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We are gradually moving into a new century where a new exchange mechanism would be put in place for global exchange of commodities. The best time to acquire a coin is now.
I would be careful recommending a buy/sell recommendation just because the market cap of the crypto market has risen to a certain level, it doesn't really make sense for the newbies and they might think that this is the "perfect opportunity" for them to jump in when the truth is buying cryptocurrencies now is a risky thing when the prices have already gone up and they won't be having any margin of safety with their position. Majority of cryptocurrencies are now consolidating near their ATH and there is really no guarantee for them to earn anything at this point. |
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If you mean by a safe strategy where you have guaranteed profit there is no trading plan that is 100% guaranteed that you will make a profit but if you mean by a safe strategy where you will be minimizing your risk there are dozens of ways you can do it with your trading plan. You can simply set up entry and exit points as well as cut loss points where you can exit a trade when it all goes wrong. This are just some of the steps you can do for you to protect your capital while you are trading.
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I think that scam should not be listed at all. There are specialized sites for scam-lists. Thanks for your feedback. Well there are no projects that will start as a scam right away they should be identified first, you really wouldn't know not unless they have a plagiarized whitepaper or a team that has a fake identity. All I am saying is if the projects are in your list you simply need to monitor them as some of them might be discovered as a scam after some time. IMO this will really be a useful feature for your aggregator and this might be one of the unique things where it will gain your some visitors of your site. |
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