Hoping that this is not another kind of thread just to earn merit , making story here and there about their support in bitcoin to earn merit .
because the last thread you created admitted that you have just started farming from others land and now you claimed to be a Farmer and working all day when you also claim to be student.
It's still relevant, OP has just started his journey to become a farmer like his uncle who is also successful with bitcoin. What I doubt now is whether the farmers in the community really understand the risks of investing in bitcoin or only see the realistic side of someone's success that inspires them to do the same thing. What I know each farmer tend to destroy someone's garden or steal the fruits.
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Reviewing many of those "in-build" auto-buy features on exchanges, I can tell you that they have usually a pretty high fee. For me as a cost-conscious investor, I won't pay more than a 0,5% fee per trade.
So how does "taking advantage of lower trading fees" work? Just need explanation from user side, will it have extra task to support it? Afaik, the trading fees for each platform are static and there will be no changes except to increase the level of verification, or suggest users to alternative payment methods which of course not all users have that. |
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There is no proof of anything, no transaction details, no screenshots, no order email...nothing.
The OP did leave the thread without further clarification, we are hard pressed to do investigation. However (out of curiosity) I started looking things up and found some facts. Supports that .io domain isn't (yet) legit: Supports that the cn.com domain is legit: I'm not tryna conclude that the cn.com domain is legit, nor am I gonna call the .io domain a scam, there's just many points of doubt there. |
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thank you , but as i wrote he told me if he want to buy crypto directly from PayPal then he must complete his TAX and he told me he do not want to complete his tax from papal for now
What tax are you referring to? I don't know if this article [1] is no longer relevant to the new regulation, it just explains that buying crypto and paypal is tax-free. Crypto transfers are also free, except transferring bitcoins to a different external wallet counts as spending crypto. 1. https://koinly.io/blog/paypal-crypto-taxes |
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Looking at your post history, I'm not surprised why you were "attacked". In fact most of your posts are really annoying, like this one https://ninjastic.space/post/62563035. Being in the newbie position doesn't mean you're limited to just making posts on Beginner&Help board. And you should avoid making posts just because something simple without much meaning crosses your mind. But sorry, it looks like you really have to read more forum rules first for a while rather than writing something. |
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Will you prefer to trade with AI or you prefer to do the trading yourself?
General knowledge: AI is a self-learning machine, so in situations where it doesn't recognize new chart patterns, it might make wrong decisions a few times. I can't imagine when that happens to cost a huge amount of my portfolio. So, I was worried to let this kind of robot manage my trading. |
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@Op, you shouldn't just take 2 examples if it's not a rare story that only a few people experience. Passion isn't always going to have high commercial value, so it's a concern for people. Today in some low-income countries, people just want their daily needs to be sufficient, compared to the example you took that might come from someone with good economic preferences who have lots of ideas and opportunities to make it happen.
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I'm trying to capture the relevance, high APY risk warning and laying off 1k+ employees.
The warning was issued after the post-collapse of FTX which was none other than a competitor. If assuming Binance is doing business practices with high APY as their own CEO warned, I think slashing expenses to the equivalent of 1k employees salary I don't think will be enough, however binance is a juggernaut in the exchange industry which you can imagine the number of users.
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2.We can remain anonymous while hiding our real identity which is not possible in banks. In short, bitcoin doesn't offer to hide user's identities. Bitcoin just doesn't need user's identities to work, so how well privacy goes is up to the user maintaining it. 3.BTC blockchain is decentralized
4.BTC Blockchain provides us the level of security
I agree with both, and actually they are causal. Because blockchain is an interpretation of decentralization, it has many advantages, one of which is security from several risks. |
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If you mean to be an active trader in the advanved market like futures, that's true. I think this question refers to the spot market, not everyone who enters the trading platform has to master technical skills because the value of their portfolio keeps on fluctuating just by "investing". What needs to be noted about profit here is when you manage to realize profit when the P&L indicator is green, all traders including newbies have this opportunity. The difference lies in the consistency of profits, with trading skills you have the upper hand in this regard.
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OP, are you from the following countries, and have you got any airway bill from either of the shipping companies they listed:
Honestly, that doesn't even dispel my doubts, no response is totally unsupportive behavior and how scams work in general. Let's assume if the .io domain is a legit one, what needs to be clarified is whether the op wasn't dealt with the wrong site, such as phishing that using punycode. |
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I really wouldn't remember my proposal if you didn't mention me. I gave my telegram id in another thread, but I'm not sure that the op has ever tried to reach me since then. There were just a few random user messages looks like promotional spam which I immediately deleted without reading the details. Anyway, I'm also not interested in that offer anymore for now. |
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Depends on how luxurious it is, I mean is it a rare edition that the most coveted? I might be able to sell it for several times the price on the auction market.
But yeah, that would be when I have a wealth preference that I think the price of a luxury watch is very affordable, lol.
Right now I'm just looking at the reality that bitcoin is an asset that I can reach, so I'm not gonna take this question too seriously.
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but I have my reasons for being interested in them.
Let me guess, that exchange will list the token in your signature? Yeah sure, carry on!  After all, both are equally useless, there is no significant worry. |
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But from what op is saying, there seems to be a big different between the both account as the already ban account was a business account while other was a personal account does this also applicable to both account? It's just a classification made by the account owner, the forum rules won't take that into consideration, basically the violator is the same people using those accounts. After all, accounts that are active now are also used for business if I look at the post history. |
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Are you going to stay realistic or you are going to keep dreaming about something that's not possible for the next 10 years? I said this because it's the fact, we haven't found a base on 100k BTC and we have 200k, 300k but some are calling a million, bravo, well done.
I only have the halving cycle base. The months before the 2021 bullrun I didn't find a single support base prediction that bitcoin would reach almost $70k, while the economic situation was so sluggish that I'm sure no realist would've guessed that bitcoin would even reach $20k again. |
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Not everyone here has had success with bitcoin on their terms, the journey has been mentally draining especially when extreme volatility tested us to stay afloat. Bitcoin is still risky as a store of value, but if you see its main purpose then you don't care about that risk because you're basically holding something valuable in use.
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Looking at his posting style, he is probably the same person
or s/he is just an idiot Yeah those are indeed owned by the same idiot who wants to get rich overnight. Looking at another experience [1], I concluded that his awareness was indeed poor. It's easy to fall for unreasonable profit offers and because of his high self-confidence he doesn't realize that he is being scammed. I think he is still seeking wealth in these circles: - trade profits like a pro
- high deposit interest
So, don't be surprised if he runs into another scam in the future. 1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5456569.msg62414511#msg62414511 |
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we must also recognize that not all countries will readily embrace Bitcoin regardless of its undisputed qualities. Governments tend to have different perspectives on Bitcoin and some may be hesitant to change their existing views and regulations. The acceptance of Bitcoin on a global scale will likely be a gradual process spanning several decades to reach its full potential.
It has been around the 15th time that bitcoin was created, and it is impossible during that time for a government, especially in developing countries, not to see the potential for eradicating poverty if it exists. Which leader doesn't want shortcuts to their economic problems while they've been thinking hard for years without effective solutions and wont end up bothering them too. |
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