Just take it easy and do not rush things. The problem with most newbies is that they are too focused on ranking-up in which their post quality suffers during the process. They try so hard into creating threads with only minimal results. Just enjoy and take your time in the forum in learning new things. Read threads about cryptocurrencies and it is not mandatory to reply to every thread that you visited.

Remember, this forum was created in order to be an instructive learning tool to everyone who wishes to learn more about BTCs.

I think it is preferred if you convert your BTCs into another altcoin to lower the transaction fees. Remember that most miners get their compensation through processing the transaction that is why prices are relatively high. In addition, with the increasing price of BTC in the market, it is obvious that transaction fees would also increase.

Again, like what most have mentioned, better convert it into an another altcoin to at least lower the cost on your end.

It won't until the use of fiat is completely obsolete, which I doubt would happen in the near to long future.

Remember that in order for fiat to become obsolete, all countries must adhere to the shift of currencies. Back in the days, barter was the main system of trading and it slowly evolved where countries used paper money to denominate a standard value of currency. If cryptocurrencies were to replace fiat, then all countries must view and accept BTC as the main standard of currency used around the world- which is nearly impossible for the time being.

This is great news along with the recent announcement of El Salvador's shift in recognizing BTC as legal tender.

The more countries that view BTC as something positive in their economy, the more countries that would join the bandwagon which in general, is good for cryptocurrencies. The fact that a question about BTC has been integrated into an admission test implies that its country has a positive view for its long-term effect and usage to the general public. I hope that other countries would follow this move as well.

I mean, dice games have been considered as one of the easiest and most convenient forms of gambling. Unlike in card games (e.g. poker, blackjack, etc.) where it involves a dynamic both of skill and luck, dice games are generally focused on just getting lucky on the rolls.

Another thing, gamblers would always have different motives when they visit or participate in a game. While others may see it as a form of entertainment, some view it as a way or alternative of earning extra income, though the latter method might be risky.

Wait a minute, this may be a bit misleading especially for an inexperienced gambler. This also might spread false information about gambling that it gives false hope and assurance that they will win $1 million dollars in 2000 bets.

Remember that there is no absolute rule or formula that can be above the odds. Even if the probability or chances may be leaning on your favor, even if the success rate is 80-99%, there is always that chance that one might fail. Be careful for people who would follow this spreadsheet. Rather than treating it as an absolute rule, use it as a general guide that will support you on your bets.

Imagine the impact of sponsorships via cryptocurrency like people would be aware of its existence, thus increasing its popularity on the long run. The application of cryptocurrencies into sports may be difficult to materialize but sponsorships and pledges can do the trick.


The last phrase that you mentioned makes much more sense than the question phrased by OP. Like up to what extent can sport influence the popularity and widespread of cryptocurrency given that thousands to millions of people watch it everyday? I feel like it can have a positive impact in the long-run by attracting new investors and users to its market.

According to the definition stated in Google, a currency is defined as:

With that in mind, it begs the question whether BTC is generally accepted or in use in a particular country. Well this may vary depending on the country and their current laws. In El Salvador, BTC was categorized as 'legal tender' wherein it may be used to compel a person to accept as a form of payment in debts, etc. But generally speaking, BTC cannot be considered as a 'currency' as it is not 'generally used' in most countries.

There is a difference between being 'generally accepted' and 'tolerance upon its use' wherein the former has some sort of acceptance imposed by law and the latter, while there is no law prohibiting its usage, is nonetheless has a threat of extinction once the government bans its usage.

Aha! Lots of newbies are surely going to fall on this kind of mindset that 'free' or 'giveaway' stuff will always exist. In addition, they also do invalidate the efforts of others by downgrading the amount of effort someone exerts just to earn on this forum.

While I do understand that every newbie's dream is to participate in campaign signatures, they must first earn their way to participate. With newbies being created daily, the amount of posts and replies that I see coming from them are just staggering. Most of them reply with little to no sense at all which defeats the purpose on why they created their accounts.

If you newbies truly want to earn, then start improving your post quality by reading books, and/or surfing the internet to gain knowledge on cryptocurrencies

They are indeed, good fighters but my bet is going to Nonaire on this one.

As someone who grew up watching the fights of Nonito "The Flash" Donaire, it is truly a privilege to see him fight once again on the ring despite his age. Since Manny Pacquiao has already retired from boxing, boxers like Donaire are only of the few Filipino boxers who have established their name and reputation as the 'greats' on their field.

Though Reymart Gaballo is one of those aspiring young fighters who have a good track record, the experience is with Donaire on this one.

I think poker is a game of luck due to the odds of the cards you receive and the pool where you pair them.

What separates poker from almost all of the card games is that- there is an element of skill in terms of predicting and/or speculating the cards of other players that would render you to either fight or pass on the current round. Almost all players rely on external factors in knowing if a person is bluffing or not- while players like Negraneu have this gifted natural talent of speculating.

Before you enrol in an online course for trading, lower your expectation about it. Do not expect that after you gain the knowledge of its core principles, you would be successful in 100% of your trades.

My friend tried an online trading course and in reality, he did not gain as much knowledge that he expected. Though he understood the fundamentals of trading, the principles, and the techniques, there were still moments where he lost majority of his resources from trading. That is why, experience is definitely the key in trading and such separates a newbie from an expert trader.

Usually, gambling websites prohibitively suspends an account which is suspected to have been taking advantage of giveaways and other freebies provided. They are, however, allowed to do this since most gambling websites post their TOS with regards to this kind of problem.

With online gambling becoming more and more popular due to an online setting, many people are taking advantage of such by sending huge amounts of cash for money laundering. While such criminal activity cannot be absolutely prevented, measures are being taken to at least mitigate the damage done.

I am so relieved that the hype between the fight of Fury vs Wilder is seriously off the roof. It reminds me of old school boxing where heavyweights were the kings back then. Of course, my vote goes to no other than the Gypsy King himself as he dismembered Wilder on their second game.

I expect nothing but greatness and explosiveness on their upcoming fight. If there is one fight that I would gamble majority of my resources, it would be on this fight for Fury. The head movement, agility, and flexibility has caught Wilder off-guard along with his one-punch power.

This is the unfortunate truth that surrounds the cryptospace. With all the false information being spread across the media, the amount of people who are willing to do their research vs people who believe based on mere assumptions is just staggering. People will always cling to their bias without even exerting any effort to do research to know the truth.

In cryptocurrencies (BTC to be specific), there will always be that person who spreads fake information on social media. Unfortunately also, anything that is false in nature spreads quickly compared to something that is beneficial. Well I guess human nature is indeed full of idiocy, as @mk4 mentioned.

This makes much more sense on their move to prohibit mining in Iran. I was surprised by this move especially that mining brings revenue to the government in return.

With the reason that 90% of the miners get their energy/electricity illegally, it is obvious that the government would have to pass an prohibitive suspension on mining. But with its move in lifting the ban, this may attract more miners in return which would contribute to the overall price of BTC in the market.

This will be the case. Miners will be compensated for confirming transactions in the block. But I do think that the closer we get in reaching the 21 million supply, the lower the denominations would be in mining. Obviously, price of BTC would skyrocket when that happens (Law of demand and supply) but a fork might be needed in order the 21 million supply to somehow be affected.


While a hard fork might be the answer, I do agree that it is not needed as the system works as it is. The volatility might also change thus disrupting the market price.

Unfortunately, there are illegal gambling establishments that have resurfaced in the following years ever since our President was elected.

Like what I previously mentioned, PAGCOR is the biggest gambling establishment created by law in the Philippines and it is responsible for bringing large amounts of revenue in the country. But with the resurface of illegal gambling websites/establishments, this puts a toll on the overall revenue of the country which can lead to a shortage of government expenditures as a whole.

Nowadays, newbies are hungry for merits- like the first thing that they do is to create an account and open similar threads like these. It is noteworthy to mention, however, that contribution will most likely increases the chance of gaining merits but newbies should deviate from this mindset and view.

When you create an account on this forum, change your perspective about these 'merits'. Instead, focus on creating actual threads that promote discussion and knowledge. Avoid asking questions that have been asked already and create threads that spark interest and focus on the topic.

Indeed, the lack of capital is not a problem perse since loans are always present in order to fund your business. But the idea and the execution of a business plan is what drives the overall success of it.

In the cryptospace, knowledge about the market is essential especially if you have current investments either short or long-term. Though it may be easier said than done, all of such efforts will be worth it once you get to garner the profits in the given time-scale.


Like what I just mentioned, the problem of not having any capital is not really a problem from its core since it can be dealt with by acquiring loans from banks or from your trusted peers. The idea of a business is what drives its execution further.