If you use the BitPay wallet then you can already purchase an Amazon gift card by pressing the button present on your wallet GUI. This card is added directly to your Amazon account and  you’re making Amazon purchases with Bitcoin… |
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Bitcoin volume represent 38% of the total crypto volume . That s why we see all altcoin grow when the bitoin price pump .
So the principal factor who control the market is Bitcoin .
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Sir can you check profile of yed and lounadolcy because they only do one line post in every topics so that's bad for your campaign
There's a lot also a full member that do apply in your campaign like me
And actually they not achieved the 100 characters long in post
If you are not accepted in the campaign, it does not mean the end of the world. It is unfair to distort the participating members to get a place. The bounty manager can verify that I'm respecting the campaign rules. Live like a men and try to find a good subject to speak about.If those members will do the same during the campaign, they will be banned for breaking rules, thus making space for members on the waiting list. |
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Ethereum is a very technical currency (even more than Bitcoin), therefore most wallets out there aren’t newbie friendly. I will go over them from the simplest to the most complex so you can choose the one that is best suited to your knowledge level:
Hardware wallets
Coinbase’s Ethereum wallet
Exodus wallet
Jaxx Wallet
ETHAdress
MyEtherWallet...
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everyone wanna know why bitcoin is getting low .. i think that there's no majore announcement regarding some big investors coming to crypto. Also, countries like Indian and Coroatia are banning crypto now completely..Or maybe bitcoin have own rating and no one knows will be the price of bitcoin.
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No doubt that altcoin still dependent with bitcoin.. the bitcoin market is bigger than the other and we know that and we can prove it by looking at the most recent bearish market .
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The legal status of bitcoin varies substantially from country to country and is still undefined or changing in many of them. Whereas the majority of countries do not make the usage of bitcoin itself illegal, its status as money (or a commodity) varies, with differing regulatory implications. While some countries have explicitly allowed its use and trade, others have banned or restricted it. Likewise, various government agencies, departments, and courts have classified bitcoins differently. While this article provides the legal status of bitcoin, regulations and bans that apply to this cryptocurrency likely extend to similar systems as well.
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Countries around the world have a wide ranging view of the digital currency bitcoin or a “virtual currency.” Western superpowers like the United States and United Kingdom have shown a positive attitude towards the new technology. Some countries like Canada and Australia are still deliberating on what to do about Bitcoin, legally. And the many others have already made their decision against digital currency as a whole, and bitcoin, in particular, so here we’ll list the ten places you’ll find the most trouble using bitcoin. Keep in mind not recognizing or supporting the use of bitcoin and banning bitcoin are two different things.
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Many people believe that Bitcoin is the future currency of our world, others argue that it is a store of value. Whilst both could be true, there are fundamental issues with Bitcoin that need to be changed in order for it to scale to mass adoption.
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1) Save your wallet file and eventually there MAY be systems fast enough to brute force passwords. This is many, many, many years down the line. You will likely be a very rich person with absolutely no access to your funds.
2) Keep a pen and paper next to you at all times! Write down every possible combination you think it may be. Who knows, it may one day come back. You can also use this guide to help with the potential passwords.
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Imagine a situation where no one wants to sell their Bitcoin. What happens? Because the supply is low and demand is high, the price of bitcoin rises. Soon enough, the price will be high enough that many people who bought bitcoins when it was cheaper will decide to sell and make money off of it. Sooner or later, it could happen that too many people are now trying to sell off their bitcoins seeing this increase in price, thereby bringing the price of bitcoin back down again. That’s when you buy it.
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Money, at least in the US, is Legal Tender by definition. This means you can offer it in payment for any agreed upon debt, public or private and it MUST be accepted as payment. If you offer a payment in dollars, the other party can NOT demand payment in Rubles, Bit coins, Yen, gold, silver, etc...
Bitcoins acceptance as payment for a debt is entirely voluntary.
If you offer payment in Bitcoin to pay.. say your Utility bill... they can, legally, reject that payment. Most likely they will reject it, BTW.
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No, i think it's impossible.. governments might determine the medium of exchange by coordinating beliefs, employing transactions policy, and punishing users of alternatives. By declaring an item legal tender, for example, the government might create an especially salient focal point around which individuals can coordinate on a particular money. Legal tender status might be nothing more than a designation; it need not convey any special privileges under the law (though sometimes it does).
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It’s clear: if done correctly, buying and selling Bitcoin can mean big profits. It’s made a lot of money for people in the past, and still is today.
they also think about the technology of Bitcoin (the Bitcoin blockchain) and its progress. so according to those two pretexts i think i'm sure that bitcoin will increase soon .
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Is a new way to protect projects, especially new ones from the paralyzing and ensure continuity of work, which makes it more serious and to know the owners of the largest amount of tokens .
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is the bounty end ? and what is the date of destribution ?  |
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That's like saying will a bunch of digital currency cause a planet of 7.5billion inhabitants to dissipate? You might as well have asked if cryptocurrecy would be the death of Kim Jung Un. There's no relationship with bitcoin and the destruction of world .
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We are sorry to hear news such as this was also exposed to thefts, but for less money, unfortunately there is no solution, but there is no objection to not getting more than the money was stolen I advise you to forget and start again
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Every currency will be used for a mix of good and bad activities.
What's more important is how efficient the currency is at enabling those transactions, and how easy it is for enforcement agencies to do their job.
As one of my old bosses at Ripple used to say: “you want everybody - normal people, criminals - on the same phone network so you have one place to check. You don't criminals operating on a private network the regulators don't even know about.”
Bitcoin is used for good and bad transactions. But it's not very efficient at either.
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