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881  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble? on: May 14, 2018, 08:40:55 PM
Yes ofcourse and I think this is why we have decentralized gambling websites which trade using cryptocurrencies such as XMR and BTC. These help you in hiding your identity which means no one really gets to know from which country you are as you are not showing your identity anywhere.
The cryptocurrency market opened new avenues to overcome the restrictions, but now things are changing even in the bitcoin based gambling sites as most of the sites will block your account if you are from the US and they will not even refund the amount deposited and that is a big problem now. If the site does not restrict the users from particular region then sure i will gamble.
882  Economy / Gambling / Re: How much do websites like Primedice, Stake, Bitsler, Duckdice etc. make per day? on: May 14, 2018, 12:10:59 PM
As long as they operate in the same country then there is no difference in taxation.
For example say Company A sell cell phones locally. And Company B sell cell phones online.
The online company probably has less overhead but its taxed the exact same way as the other company.
This is true with the rest of the business ventures, online gambling does not work like that, most of the gambling sites are registered outside the country and operates at a different location and how do you tax something that is registered else where. These things happen when a government has taken a stance against the business and that can happen with cryptocurrency too, if a government bans it, they will register outside where it is legal and operate in the same country it is banned. This is the world we are living in, so it is hard to know how much they are making unless they revel their profits.
883  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is the explosion of the crypto bubble coming soon? on: May 09, 2018, 11:44:51 PM
Many economists and members of the crypto community believe the crypto bubble will burst soon. What do you think?
Which economist are you talking about, these see this trend and it might confuse them as they have not seen anything like this in their life time, i usually used to wonder what would the economist have said when the stock market first came into existence and i am sure there were many people with negative thoughts and even now that is the case, once the market matures people will accept it, about the bubble, there is no bubble in the major market, it is driven by demand.
884  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Spot the Newbie Problems: Bitcoin or Not? on: May 09, 2018, 11:17:33 PM
Stands to reason newbies wanting to learn about Bitcoin will go to bitcoin.org or bitcoin.com and those wanting to learn about Bitcoin Cash will go to bitcoincash.org

How are newbies supposed to navigate the disaster created by Bitcoin Cash team?
Since the owner of bitcoin.com does have some influence in the market, he is representing BCH as bitcoin and every new user must study the different market before investing it and if you are lazy in doing the home work then you might end if investing in another coin than what you intended to do, so the main issue is with people jumping into things without even learning about the market and the problem lies there.
885  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Australian Government having blockchain as part of the agenda on: May 09, 2018, 10:55:16 PM
This is what I expect to see from governments, I feel like moving to Australia now lol
https://www.ccn.com/australian-government-budget-injects-700000-for-blockchain-research/
I see blockchain as a good solution for government transparency and efficiency, unfortunately in countries like mine (Brazil) such investments won't be part of the agenda, I feel like I won't live to see that :/  
Most of the governments as well as private institutions around the world have invested money in learning more about the blockchain and its feasibility on a larger scale and this being a new technology i am sure there will be plenty of projects and changes in the entire structure in the future and it will be implemented in many government projects to have a trust system which cannot be manipulated.
886  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Party's over. Go get a job, you lazy animals... on: May 09, 2018, 09:44:20 PM
Invest in bitcoin- go to college- help your family- give to charity- invest  in an outside world bussiness= that would make a job for others who don't know about crptocurrency. Same goes with youtubers or bloggers.
There is a contrast in views in most of the response here, why would anyone invest in other businesses if you could create something that is transparent and have a future rather than investing outside and all of the projects created in this market creates job, if you are not aware of it, these works are not done by robots. How can a you-tuber and bloggers create job outside their platform. Roll Eyes
887  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Former Paypal CEO "bitcoin biggest ever scam" on: May 09, 2018, 06:14:09 PM
95% of cryptocurrencies are scams, not Bitcoin. Bcash is a scam, Ripple is a scam, all minority forks are scams and all premines are scams.
I don't expect a Paypal dude to understand Bitcoin in the first place. If he did, Paypal would not have the ridiculous fee structure they have. Paypal is so passe, 10 years behind the world.
Please make sense it's not right to know nothing.Have any reference regarding 95% of cryptocurrencies are scam?.I know you can not give any proof of this claim.95% cryptocurrencies are scam it's absolutely wrong man.
What does it have to do with the scam coins, majority of the projects wont end up in a result and that is a fact we must accept, paypal is afraid of bitcoin because it directly reflects his business and he will be closing down his business if bitcoin is widely accepted, you will hear these comments from similar business owners who were milking the users till now. Cheesy
888  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: What are you gonna buy ? BTC LTC ETH ? other on: May 08, 2018, 11:31:13 PM
Bitcoin value is so high and i can't afford to buy it. And i am not a fan of bitcoin ever since. So i will buy ethereum. Because its price is lower. And have the potential to grow in the future. And ethereum has the ability to beat bitcoin.
I am pretty amazed by your decision, bitcoin is the only coin in the entire market that have a higher upward potential than any other coin and you think that the price of ETH is not high because it is not over $1k. For the price to go higher you need to have different variables and the first thing is to find out is the real word use and bitcoin is the only coin that can be used in every scenario as a currency, i would invest in BTC and LTC than ETH and i will look for new project that is promising.
889  Other / Off-topic / Re: Bitcoin & College students . on: May 08, 2018, 02:26:55 PM
I believe that a huge portion of the the crypto community are still young college students that don't have any necessities that need another source of income aside from their scholarships / the money they are getting from their parents .
I do not agree with this completely because when ever i go for a bitcoin conference i never saw any students rather than investors and business people or developers, may be the events where i went were like that, there may be students claiming bounties and other advertising things but you cannot call them the major part of the community because there are people from every aspect.
890  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: There is no doubt that bitcioin will be replaced by another cryptocurrency on: May 06, 2018, 10:52:41 PM
Yes, ETH should be able to replace bitcoins soon, may be next 5 years. If you see the current trends, buyers prefer using it over bitcoins.
Give me a good example of your so called trend, how do you evaluate the trend you discovered, there is no trend, there are a shit load of tokens coming out, some are good and some are really bad and you think that those tokens that is being created will push ETH above bitcoin, may be it will have a total market capital because of the sheer number of projects created by it, but that does not mean that ETH could be able to touch bitcoin's price valuations not in a million years.
891  Economy / Speculation / Re: Current steady growth will result in $20K by end of August? on: May 06, 2018, 08:15:22 PM
So will bitcoin price hit $20K by August 2018? I am sure yes if this current growth trend remains as it is.
The growth has been steady and the support levels are strong, but the problem now is, it is finding hard to cross the resistance it is facing at $10k and even today we thought it will cross that valuation but it came down instead, by this trend it is impossible to reach $20k by August.
892  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: [Bounty][REWARDS.COM] Decentralized Loyalty Program |$3,500,000 USD in Rewards on: April 21, 2018, 10:28:51 PM
I am trying to add the signature you have provided but it shows some error and it is not even showing , do take a look at that and sort it out as soon as possible.
893  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Take the RISK , You will win the RACE on: April 12, 2018, 11:59:17 PM
I liked your risk song, but there are good ways to make money without much risk, there are more things to change in your song, getting married is a real risk but being a bachelor is the best period you can get in life  Tongue and getting a job is not risky either, getting rich is destiny and staying poor means you are just stupid because you did not know how to take the opportunity to become successful.
894  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Buy Monero then Hold? on: April 12, 2018, 11:42:21 PM
monero is a privacy coins,
and in my opinion this monero is the best choice if you want to invest in privacy coin,
because, a lot of people said , privacy coins is the future of cryptocurrency 
I am sure people like to have privacy and these coins will help in shaping the future, but the most important thing is on how the government will view these privacy coins, will they force regular exchanges to remove these coins, only time will tell.

Monero just kicked out ASIC miners. Why?  Because cockroach of Crypto is not afraid of anyone!!!
Monero just kicked out ASIC miners but they split up to several coins because of that decision, there was not a big discussion regarding this and they took the decision soon unlike bitcoin.  Wink
895  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Ethereum soon $500? on: April 12, 2018, 11:29:23 PM
obvious that 500 immediately resumes them. The doubt that must make you reflect instead is. When do you put eth to reach 5,000?
I do not see a future where i will be purchase ETH for five thousand dollars, i will pass this offer because i do not consider it as a currency, i like the technology and idea behind the coin but lets face the truth, the market is directly dependent upon the growth of bitcoin and in that regards i do consider bitcoin is the coin that has a bright long term future where the price could even reach fifty thousand dollars.
896  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Good news from USA and Japan. on: April 12, 2018, 11:13:31 PM
How could it be good for USA, because they aren't publicly using btcs isn't it?
It is a new system and the bitcoins captured from criminals are auctioned in the open market, it is neither good or bad, the idea of them trading it with fiat currency is a good thing as it indicates it can be used as a store of value, i do not understand what you meant by not using bitcoin publicly. Roll Eyes

Japan is going to fall surely because they don't know what they are doing now. They are just entering blindfolded darkness
Do you have any idea about what you are talking about, Japan is a country which accepts innovation and technology and if they plan on giving out salary in bitcoin they know what they are doing and they wont be forcing it to people and i am sure they will be giving options.
897  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What services you wanna see with Bitcoin ? on: April 12, 2018, 10:21:55 PM
I want to buy food, clothes and pump gas using BTC, pay for small staff and even give tips in Bitcoin, as soon as its fully embraced, all of these will be possible
In the future we might see these changes and we might need new projects coming up to embrace these things and i am sure it will be possible in a few years time, i would like to see major e commerce site like amazon accepting bitcoin and i am seeing some potential projects which might makes our dream possible and with the development of lightning network things are interesting and it will change the future.
898  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Cigarettes Online on: April 12, 2018, 09:15:17 PM
Any tobacco store can significantly expand its income by including in its list of services the opportunity to order cigarettes via the Internet. Retail, wholesale or small wholesale will allow customers to buy cigarettes online and get their favorite tobacco products without leaving home. I'm against smoking, but I support this business model Smiley Smiley
Another important truth you must understand is that, these things are not legal, yes internet allows you to have a free trade world wide but you might get into trouble too by being at the wrong end of the law and i am sure every country has a rule and regulation when it comes to cigarette import and export and there is yet another possibility of the product being caught by customs and you might loose your money and product, giving out a refund every time the product is raided by customs wont be a smart business method too, but i do not think there is much of a problem while purchasing online from the same country as i have ordered electronic cigarette in the past.
899  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: what you should do crisis time in trading ? on: April 12, 2018, 08:49:08 PM
As far as cryptocurrency is concerned,  what to do in crisis time is to do Nothing!  Many negative news and uncertainty have no basis to start with, because we are thread a new path to finance and investing,  people tend to become agitated and behave irrationally to market prices 
If you are a wise investor, you should know by now how the market is behaving and act accordingly, this is the perfect market to make some money, with no serious regulation, anything can happen, the best thing is to get the tokens when the market is down and wait for the market to recover and since this is a volatile market you will get plenty of opportunity.
900  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Reaches Toward $7000 on: April 12, 2018, 07:14:19 PM
Today, Bitcoin has raised to 8,000 US Dollars in a few hours. Then fell and stabilized at $ 7,700. Bitcoin prices will continue to fall in the coming days due to pressure from the US tax deadline. By December 2017, Bitcoin is valued at $ 20,000, so virtual money investors are required to sell Bitcoins to pay taxes. But after this period, demand for Bitcoin will be higher. And Bitcoin prices will grow again, albeit slowly.
It was an unexpected rise and there was a good amount of buy order but does this rise really attributed to the tax day, why would people sell off their coins to pay the taxes, will see how the market will move after the tax period and will determine how the market responds, i hope Q2 be a good period for the market.
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