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Return to its roots? I mean Bitcoin is still being used alternatively for payments these days. I am not sure how it was purely used back then, but I do not think that we would still describe the adoption of Bitcoin as "returning to its roots". It is already a tree and it gave a seed to a lot of coins in the crypto market, but many of them turned out to be just a wilted ones.
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Uhmm no, OP. You know that Bitcoin can be traded personally right? Whatever the means of the government try to use to stop the usage of Bitcoin, it cannot be stopped. ISP could ban it but people can still be able to use VPN in the end.
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The volatile word is a double-edged sword, but with a proper plan like the usual being discussed in here, I don't think volatility will screw you ever. Some just are more from making bad financial decision like loaning to invest, committing their whole assets just to invest in here risking their needs.
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Uhm no.. even with the brute force attack method I see here isn't even gonna do because it takes more than an immortal human being to crack one and probably the site will ban your connection when it notices the traffic you made to the server. Just don't share your private keys, bud. That's never even the least thing you should do.
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Jeez. We already have Shiba Inu which sounds similar and now we got that JSHIBA? And you're mentioning it is your official coin? Sorry I am out of that already. Sure profits are there but it ain't for long term.
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There are two ways that KYC could be done now these days and somehow it is getting stricter than what you even mentioned. One that I encountered before is that they would ask for your selfie while holding the ID you submitted. Another one is they would ask for live conference similar to what you mentioned, but this time to see your face live and interview you.
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Dunno who he is, but I imagine how he is determined to do that kind of risk. I am not even sure if I can repay that much if I was under his shoes, especially in this market condition where BTC go from 60k-ish down to 40k-ish. Ugh, the financial stress.
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Well just like what others mentioned in here. Just take a step back. The market will always be there for you, but your profit won't. Usually I just chill out in random livestreams at Twitch or read around Reddit. And... "Rule 32: Enjoy little things". You got that 10%. Cherish it.
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simantobd went active from long period of inactivity in April 9, 2021 according to BPIP. There ain't sec/mod logs of changed email address nor password. Most accounts that have changed ownership, stolen or hacked have their email address/password changed. Have doubts that this had changed ownership. From what I can see so far, it could be just the owner of the account changed ways from pursuing bounties to selling digital products.
Source: https://bpip.org/Profile?id=1255073
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No need for drastic change in my opinion and nope, I don't think they're losing the battle. It is just that not all people use the "Report to moderator" button. It is enough to eliminate spam only if many utilize it.
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1. Did it happen to me? Yep back in the days. Day trading days. It was hella rough because I was keeping on buying a lot of coins to trade at. One I notably remember was ADA and you know the top 2. I bought a lot and turned on my indicator. Just watched as my trades go down miserably. 2. Could apply to me when I was misinterpreting Bitcoin back in the days. 3. I am kind of long term trader so this kind of not applying to me, but it could be at some point that I take the opportunity to sell a little bit from my portfolio whenever the opportunity comes up to sell. Although most of the time I hodl.
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Reason 1: You are in control of your own money - government overprint cash which devalues the dollar, but big influential people and institutions can devalue Bitcoin with a single tweet. Bad news, issues with mining, and other things out of your control can devalue Bitcoin.
Reason 2: Nobody can take away your bitcoin whereas the bank can confiscate your cash and lock your account - should I worry about my bank doing this if I am not doing anything that is illegal?
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This one depends. If you happen to hold your Bitcoins obviously in a custodial wallet, then you're not just risking your Bitcoin to be locked up from your account but you are risking your Bitcoin as well from hacks. There are some number of newbies that think that if they enabled 2fa on those, they're secured already for life but they're not.
You know what they say, "Not your private keys, not your bitcoin"
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But most of it are all from hypes, or am I missing something here? Like how would even one get its use if the true purpose of it is to be like just a meme coin in the end. Just like the Musk era that happened, I imagine how many people realize that they were just throwing their coins into a meme coin.
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I am sure that the OP is asking about the NFT as well not just the price decline. Talking about the price as what you based on how the crypto will be the "future" isn't sufficient reason. Remember that cryptos like Bitcoin aimed to be like payment solution. I think people should lean more on that and not just meme-ing the crap out of coins.
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Now to think about it, I never mentioned my bank back in the days about Bitcoin. Surely i'll be up to no good to be only responded that it is a scam. I recall back in the days that it was being discussed here that the OP feared that his/her bank account would be frozen if it was known that he/she uses crypto even though it has no connection nor transaction from his/er bank account.
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Well diversify but it would be okay to still just go all in Bitcoin. pooya87 also mentioned that you should diversify but don't get altcoins because you know there are a lot of shitcoins lurking around the market like you don't want end up investing in those even if the cheapness of the price is tempting.
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Indeed he seems to be. I wouldn't be surprised if he gets banned from spamming too much of those. Rug pull, eh? Surprised that many bounty hunters complain a lot when the project didn't give their tokens while not having to get a research at first.
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~ Differs but sometimes it is that "common" crypto mindset that most people tend to have. The big ones goes down and same goes for all the other. I wouldn't say that Ethereum purely follows BTC but that common mindset as coins in the top are quite common, ya know?
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Sad, but you cannot stop people from buying from your second point. Hype yields them quick profit and they would not even care nonetheless of how the coin becomes in the future and so. Some just wants to crap around crypto space and you cannot avoid them just like how some "joke" businesses pop up these days trying to be "meme-ish" from the trends.
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Too soon to tell. I read news in Facebook that some even speculate that it could still go around by 200k-ish when the bull run starts again. Bull's exhausted right now so give it a break for now and take the opportunity to buy more Bitcoin. Moreee Bitcoin.
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