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1  Economy / Economics / "Various aspects of Bitcoin and crypto economics" on: April 02, 2024, 08:40:09 PM
In considering the macroeconomic implications of widespread adoption of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as mediums of exchange, it's essential to delve into multifaceted dynamics. Below are complex questions that are exploring various aspects of Bitcoin and crypto economics:


Given the increasing integration of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies into global financial systems, how might the interplay between traditional monetary policy mechanisms and the decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies shape future economic paradigms?

Furthermore, with the emergence of programmable money and decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms, what are the potential ramifications on central banking functions, monetary policy transmission channels, and the efficacy of conventional tools such as interest rate adjustments and quantitative easing?

Additionally, considering the finite supply of Bitcoin and its deflationary nature, how might its status as a store of value impact consumption patterns, investment behavior, and macroeconomic stability in the long term, especially in contrast to traditional fiat currencies subject to inflationary pressures?

Moreover, as regulatory frameworks evolve to accommodate the maturation of the crypto ecosystem, how might differing regulatory approaches across jurisdictions influence market dynamics, investor sentiment, and the overall resilience of cryptocurrencies as alternative financial instruments?

Lastly, with the rise of tokenization enabling fractional ownership of assets and the potential for democratizing access to investment opportunities, how might this democratization reshape wealth distribution, asset allocation strategies, and the traditional power structures within financial markets and economies?


I just wanted to express my heartfelt gratitude in advance for tackling all of these complex questions. Your willingness to share your knowledge and expertise will be incredibly valuable to me my dear bitcointalk colleagues, and I'm truly thankful for your time and effort. Your insights will undoubtedly make a difference, and I can't wait to hear your thoughts. Thank you so much!
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / "Quantum computing" on: April 02, 2024, 08:15:50 PM
How might the emergence of quantum computing affect the security of Bitcoin and other blockchain networks, and what strategies could be employed to mitigate potential threats posed by quantum computers to the cryptographic foundations of these systems?

Thank you to all those who take the time to answer this question!
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / "Innovative methods or technologies" on: March 25, 2024, 07:17:32 PM
What innovative methods or technologies do you foresee emerging within the Bitcoin ecosystem over the next decade to enhance both its scalability and environmental sustainability, while maintaining its core principles of decentralization and security?

I truly appreciate your feedback!
4  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / "Global wealth preservation" on: March 24, 2024, 11:44:29 PM
In what ways do the historical narratives and cultural perceptions surrounding gold as a traditional store of value intersect with the emerging narrative and evolving cultural perception of Bitcoin as a digital store of value, and how might these intersections shape the future landscape of global wealth preservation?

Thank you for sharing your insights and perspectives!
5  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / J.P. Morgan, BOA and Citigroup - credit card blockade! on: February 13, 2018, 05:56:09 PM
It is interesting that the J.P. Morgan, BOA, and Citigroup came out with the news about the blockades for the credit cards users that are paying the cryptocurrencies with the same. I think that these days there will be more agreements and deals at private meetings in Davos.
That's why I'm not too optimistic about prices in the short term, but I do not underestimate Bitcoin and growth potential these days.

What are your opinions; will these next meetings resolute with the positive outcome for the credit card users?
6  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Riding the Bitcoin waves! on: January 31, 2018, 02:17:25 AM
You have two scenarios in the current situation on the market - that BTC goes a long way down or long way up.

If it falls too much, you'll "burn yourself" if you buy it at around 9K thinking it's going to grow now.
In case it grows significantly, you'll "burn yourself" when you sell it to around 11k thinking it's coming down.


These waves between 10 and 11 k must be repeated long enough to be able to conclude that you have correctly chosen the right time.

... certainly, it is not bad to ride "waves", but the final result is just written ... and there you realize that the "waves" are not easy to ride.
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7  Other / Serious discussion / Arguments againts cryptocurrencies! on: January 28, 2018, 01:26:11 PM
This text is one of the arguments against buying a crypto value ..

Namely, FIAT money has its own backbone, much more solid than bitcoin and that is the support of the central banks, regulation of the banks (provided security) and is supported by weapon industry if needed. If tomorrow bitcoin failed because of someone hacking the exchange, none of them would blink.
The beginning of the text is typical of doom porn.

Furthermore, bitcoin is used as a hedge towards the crisis as an auxiliary argument. Right now gold has that function. Calling on someone to come and say that the euro is not worth anything, nor is the dollar ... I do not know what to say.
The last who said it was underground - I mean Gaddafi and Saddam. Putin can not 'strengthen' because the Russian economy is of the size like - Spain.

Can you imagine that Spain is beginning to blackmail the EU and the US? I cannot!

The only one who can say 'no' to the dollar and the euro is China, and China will not do that because they are trading partners. Also, China has a lot of American bonds, so that financial assets would have been defective in its possession, as this would lead to war.
If China comes and says that the USD / EUR is worth nothing, then it will do so to replace it - Juan, and not with the bitcoin that is also banned in China anyway.
8  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / What are XRP tokens for? on: January 28, 2018, 12:25:38 PM
Could someone explain what's the purpose of the XRP token? When I use PayPal I don't first buy chips to operate their infrastructure for sending USD.
Say XRP has far lower fees than PayPal even with the fees for converting USD to XRP, instead of using PayPal and paying high fees, why not use PayRip 2.0 which will be using the Ripple network, with little fees? I'm not paying anyone in XRP after all, I'm paying in USD, so I'd rather go directly.
9  Other / Meta / Negative trust for my posts which are wery well writen and on the topic? on: January 23, 2018, 01:02:35 AM
Dear community and DT1 or DT2 members I have recently gotten negative trust for my posting. Tell me how is it possible that I have been accepted into the Jetwin campaign by manager notaek immediately ( been there for 6 weeks until the pause of the fantastical campaign ). Currently, the manager Edwardard accepted me into the Graft signature campaign in 9. week amongst the big number of applications. I would like the revision of my score because I think it is made by a mistake on the misspelled word. Thank you in advance for the revision of my account. I'm trying to make some quality posts and I don't write the one-liner or no sense posts. I am taking the time to review the question and I am actually thinking about my sentences with which I am trying to answer the question the best way I can. I hardly disapprove that my posts are being called the shitposts. Thank you!
10  Other / Off-topic / Best climate for humans as a species? on: October 23, 2017, 09:17:12 AM
I've started to think about this lately since I've always been interested in geography.
It is clear to me that man can adapt practically to all climates, but I'm interested in what climate is most appropriate for the human body?
Logically, this would be somehow a Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters, but I'm really interested if there is some "scientific" data.
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