Ayun, Nagpapanik na ako kung bebenta ko BTC ko ano tingin niyo guys?
Dapat na ba ibenta ang BTC ngayon? Na hawak natin or Hold pa?
Ang tanong, naka profit ka na ba? na reach na ba profit goal mo? If hindi pa, what other reasons na pwede mo i-consider if ibebenta mo if obviously talo ka naman. Hodl it, masyadong mababa pa yang dump na yan compare dati, at tsaka di forever na ganyan lang ang price. Now, if talo ka, at gusto mo pa rin ibenta, for what reasons? urgent ba? pang emergency ba or what? if hindi naman, hold mo lang muna no need to panic. Almost 3 months stable ang price sa 30k, tapus ng down lang for 4k, at ilang araw na 26k pa rin ibig sabihin mas mataas chance na tumaas ulit, kase if magda-down pa 'yan, matagal na dapat. |
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Ayon dito, para sa ibang expert ay pwedeng mag invest ang government using the MIF sa bitcoin. Well technically pwede naman sya kung walang magiging restrictions. Sa ngayon ay wala pang restrictions about bitcoin dito sa Pilipinas, pero hindi natin masasabi in the future.
About sa maharlika funds to bitcoin. Since this is investment, it's always a yes, it always be a good move. Pero it still depends on their decision making or if sino man ang head advisors para sa investment diyan Sa maalam sa crypto for sure they can say talaga na good option ang pag invest sa bitcoin since malamang kaya nila mag generate ng mas malaking profit dyan. Pero sa estado ng mga kaalaman ng gobyerno natin sa crypto for sure marami ang against na mag invest sila dito since una tag as high risk investment ang crypto kaya malamang sa malamang na may lalabas na naman na expert kuno at mag warning or mananakot sa mga kababayan natin sa pag invest dito. Baka gamitin pa tong panira ng ibang pulitiko na against sa maharlika funds upang magalit ang mga tao at mag reflect ito sa crypto and magkaroon pa ito ng negative impressions sa mga kababayan nating walang alam sa mundo ng crypto. If di nila alam how to manage and invest on such volatile assets wag nalang silang mag say, dami kaseng mema dito sa 'tin basta makapag complain lang kahit misinfo naman ang nalalaman. Kung itong mga expert naman ang mag sabi na magbibigay warning etc, obviously wala silang alam diyan, although may point sila pero hindi lahat eh ganyang ang status ng mga crypto assets lalo na bitcoin the same time sa lahat ng klaseng investments. |
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Tapang ng may ari na bitcoin-only yung payment, since ang daming risk sa one payment only na store lalo na dahil di pa masyadong madaming gumamit ng bitcoin as payment regularly sa mga physical stores dito satin. Pero this is a good start to prove it, kaya kudos if magiging successful ito at sustainable as a business.
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the user has now been banned after being reported for spamming his service on the Invite & Accounts board(at least that is what I think).
The user was only nuked based on the modlog, i'm not really sure if that means banned as well since there's mo info there that the user is banned. This user will come back again maybe using this account or creating a new account because I know how shameless they are.
That's fine, a single report will handle all those suspicious activities. That's why kudos to those who keep reporting these kind of users' activities. |
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Imagine running two instances of Bitcoin software concurrently on different machine in the present day, just as satoshi did first time when starting the network. If both instances began mining and purchasing Bitcoin from the current stage, what potential implications, challenges, or opportunities could arise from this novel experiment?
Nothing. Running multiple miners or running multiple bitcoin core software is not an experiment. On the positive side, it will only make bitcoin network more secured, as running bitcoin core is equivalent of creating node, and the more bitcoin nodes make the bitcoin network strong and secured. |
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A single good news for several days of bad news is a good sign for Bitcoin to bounce back or not to dive deeper lol.
About turkey having bitcoin as an alternative to their currency theory is not so long to be a possibility. It could be, chances are high if US is pushing them to their limits.
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There's no doubt that some people will find ways to harness AI to help build them winning strategies in places like a sportsbook.
I doubt AI can give any effective strategies to bet for the future result of any fights/games, though they can give insights of their previous games and fights. A lower odds games with a huge potential to win for both team/fighters will be difficult to choose |
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Not true, Herbalife is making billions in USA and the federal government can't do a thing about them MLM and Ponzi schemes grow where there are people that you can recruit into it, it doesn't matter if it's from a third-world country or not, scummy business like these trading platform will sprout and thrive no matter what.
Most and Only are two different things. When i said most, it doesn't mean all of the countries. Of course, even in place and as large as US, crimes such as this is not impossible, obviously. |
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Possible yan lalo na if they operate illegally, yung sinasabing "di ganun kadali man loko sa crypto" is already debunked. Ang daming naloloko dito sa crypto space, lalo na sa mga giveaways na akala mo legit kase mga legit accounts ang nag po-post pero halos lahat scam at ang dami pang ways like fake exchange or fake casinos.
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Yes but that price changes every time bitcoin goes up or down. Therefore remembering is not that bad  It's okay if you just receives once or twice a week but receiving bitcoin regularly, remembering its value every time you receive is out of pointless. |
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When it comes to ponzi schemes, poor countries or poor people are the most target market due to poor knowledge and by that, they are more prone of it believing they will get rich by doing that, sadly its the opposite. And a $1B money is just too much and its BS.
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Elementary school is not a suitable place to teach financial literacy in my opinion. I don't know, but I think every country must have lessons about the economy, right? Doesn't that include the basis of financial literacy as well.
There are already countries doing that, you don't need to teach the whole kids just learn the basics, most first world countries do that like Denmark, Australia, Canada, Germany and US, and what its more its effective. And economy subjects is teach in secondary school or specifically college already |
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sana lang eh huwag ding pagintresan ng mga otoridad ito, dahil maaring malaking halaga ang mkuha sa mga wallets na iyan.
It's part of the seize, confiscated lahat ng pera in any form diyan. Gagamitin yan for other purposes/projects dito sa bansa, or selling it to ph based exchanged is the most possible ways. About the negative side, it's part of crypto, wala na tayong magagawa diyan, only those na walang knowledge ang mag iisip ng ganyan. |
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Ayon dito, para sa ibang expert ay pwedeng mag invest ang government using the MIF sa bitcoin. Well technically pwede naman sya kung walang magiging restrictions. Sa ngayon ay wala pang restrictions about bitcoin dito sa Pilipinas, pero hindi natin masasabi in the future.
Government sectors yung may control dyan, questioning about bitcoin restrictions dito sa bansa is out of the box. Mauuna silang malaman yan before yan mag announce sa public. About sa maharlika funds to bitcoin. Since this is investment, it's always a yes, it always be a good move. Pero it still depends on their decision making or if sino man ang head advisors para sa investment diyan |
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Nope. Don't think so.
Regulation is the last thing that would affect the current price of bitcoin.
As for the question of OP and with your supporting answer (not your Nope. Don't think so), it's a yes as it's one of the factors that affect bitcoin price. I don't need to explain more since the answer is obvious. |
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If I will do that it should be in the classroom which has more youths.
Students should be taught financial literacy first before jumping off to bitcoin knowledge. Financial literacy is like a taboo in grade schools, or even in high schools to some, i don't know why it's not taught there (at least in my country). It should be the very first thing people should be aware of. Because learning bitcoin (finance part, not on technology part) will be useless or confusing to those students who will hear it first, it will be like a magic to them. |
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This is very vague question you are trying to ask, and i don't think anyone will give a proper suggestion to it. But let you come up first what you are trying to build specifically then ask if what are the good things to do on that specific thing you're tying to do.
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Depends on the place/location, but since there is no physical exchange in my area i can't give any experience regarding it but just a theory. Because asking how safe physical (crypto) exchanges are like asking if transacting in banks are safe as well regardless of the amount you transacted. Of course the always, is always yes. Those incidents are outside of the area, just be wary and when filling forms always dont put your complete details. This is the first time I'm hearing about a physical exchange of Bitcoin and I hope the OP or those who have tried these services can tell us what countries they live in and how it works.
Some exchanges offices allowed OTC transactions for a certain amount especially in US ot maybe here in PH as well. |
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Installing app for such purpose is overboard already for such purpose IMO. There are some telegram channels/account for this like this one [1] made by OmegaStarScream, since almost anyone who wants privacy and currently here in crypto space uses telegram. Otherwise, use websites that was mentioned above and just bookmarked them. [1] https://t.me/BitnewsNotifier |
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