I think ito talaga ang main reason. Karamihan sa mga tao ngayon ay impatient na sa mga bagay-bagay kaya ang nangyayari hindi nila masyadong na oobserbahan ang market and padalos dalos nalang bigla lalo't may FOMO and FUD kaya ayun, panic buy o panic sell.

Take note, Binance has been hacked multiple times already and that's already a red flag if you want to treat Binance as your main wallet. I don't know about Samourai but people's vouching for it so it's probably a good wallet. Just don't even consider storing your asset in an exchange, especially when you aren't a trader.

Try mo pumunta sa thread na ito ni cabalism13 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5132175.0. Marami dyang mga guides, tips and tricks na makukuhanan para mga baguhan na katulad mo.

Why not both? If you look at the marketcap, Ethereum has 200 Billion dollars in it and Bitcoin has 1 trillion. If you think about it, it might be possible for Ethereum to at least touch 500 billion since Bitcoin proved that it is achievable. Same with Bitcoin, 2 trillion isn't impossible since there's still more room for growth and more rich people waiting to invest.

Although you have to consider that Ethereum doesn't have supply cap so there's going to be more supply in the future which means lower demand and price.

Another country to solidify Bitcoin adoption. The fact that they are very interested in cryptocurrency means it's going to also encourage more of their citizens to look in to cryptocurrency even further. I'm going to guess that it's going to attract more companies in asia too (Hopefully india too).

What are you saying? there's literally thousands of coins out there that is cheap and fast. If your only criteria for a good coin is fast and cheap, then even some of the coins in the top 100 can be suggested. If you are looking for a stablecoin that is cheap to transfer and fast, why not usd BUSD from Binance?

Isn't this more dangerous? because if there's people who is trying to actually help promote Bitcoin, then there's people who will take advantage of it. Let's just say that those top individuals, like Elon Musk, and most people who support Bitcoin tweet or promote Bitcoin at the same time then I'm sure there's going to be an artificial pump from people who got FOMOed or people who doesn't know Bitcoin. I'm sure there's going to be a massive dumping after that that will become a backlash to spread negative opinion about Bitcoin and negative opinions about those top individuals.

You're not alone, that's for sure. It's just that youtubers needs something interesting to show to the public, even though it's mostly speculations and mumbo jump predictions. Just ignore them. You've been in the crypto world for too long so there's really no point in getting pissed, especially when you know what a "crash" in the crypto world really is (2018 anyone?).

He's a popular guy and that's exactly why he pulled that stunt. He had the influence during the 2017 hype which he used in a wrong way by pumping altcoins to unsuspecting investors that got FOMOed. He might be pro-cryptocurrency but he wasted his chance.

You better stick with physical fiat if you think USDT stablecoin is safer. Also, the fact that you can't sleep because you have BTC means you aren't willing to trade your fiat for Bitcoin or even any cryptocurrency yet as you still can't see the value in it. I think you should ponder more why do you need cryptocurrency before you use any.


It's the price we pay for financial freedom. Well, you can use altcoins for a cheaper transaction though.

Don't worry about how much you are investing as long as you can afford to lose it. I'm religiously investing like $0.5 every single day since 2018 whatever the price. Bitcoin became like my personal piggy bank. It's not much if you think about it but do the math and you'll realized how big this can be. It's better if you are earning more than you need.

That's her only income? then that's actually a reckless decision. Tell her that Bitcoin isn't a quick money maker, where she needs to wait for a considerable amount of time to really see her profit in the future. If she's willing to wait a minimum of 10 years, then sure, she can sell her taxi for Bitcoin but she need at least a job to sustain herself and not depend on Bitcoin, especially during this time of pandemic.

That depends. To be honest, I first started with a capital of $10 (yes just a measly $10 because I'm poor af). Had a good call here and there while making losses but in the end, made that $10 into $100 and so on. I think it doesn't matter how much capital you have as long as you are willing to invest what you can afford to lose. It's not healthy to invest more if you're psychologically not stable in your financial position.

Bitcoin is mainly a currency but mostly treated as an asset. That's why some merchants are accepting Bitcoin now and there's a huge selection of them because there's actually people willing to pay in BTC. Though there are some who use Bitcoin for their daily life, a huge majority of the population still can't make it feasible due to the fact that the fees aren't as cheap as paying with physical fiat (which is free), but Bitcoin is getting there.

It seems like they are taking advantage of this current bullrun. There's just too much pump going on right now that they might have considered to hold Bitcoin to achieve bigger profit. Of course there's going to be dumping anytime soon because they will eventually need to pay for the expenses of maintenance and mining cost.

Don't compare XRP to Bitcoin because XRP is a centralized coin. In addition to that, the risk is just too great because from the fact that XRP developers holds the majority of the coin and they can dump that anytime they want. That's the reason why they are in a lawsuit right now. Don't exchange your BTC to XRP, it's not worth it. You better look for other altcoins rather than XRP if you want to diversify your portfolio.

Altcoin refers to cryptocurrencies that isn't Bitcoin. Coin refers to cryptocurrencies that have their own chain (ex. monero, dash, etc). Tokens refers to cryptocurrencies (like DeFi) that uses Smart Chains (ex. Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, etc).

This is what I am afraid about most of the time since there's just too much illiterate regarding financials.

But in my opinion, that mentality of "They will blame me so it's better I just keep it to myself" is kind of bad if you only introduce Bitcoin and didn't give any financial advice. To start, they don't have the right to blame you since it's their decision to buy Bitcoin and they took the risk.

I think you're asking for too much. You want a coin that fluctuates so much but is so predictable to make some profit. It's a trade secret for most traders out there. Though almost every cryptocurrency in the top 50 fluctuates so you can start with that and try to use different exchanges.

I guess CBN or any bank just doesn't want to get involve with cryptocurrency at all but still let people get cryptocurrencies. I don't think there's anymore meaning to this and they really mean it as they've released a statement regarding this. They just don't condone the use of cryptocurrencies because “Due to the fact that cryptocurrencies are largely speculative, anonymous and untraceable they are increasingly being used for money laundering, terrorism financing and other criminal activities,” which is absurd if you think about it since fiat has been doing these activities for decades.