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781  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is it Game Over for Bitcoin? on: November 23, 2018, 10:40:06 AM
No, it's not yet GAME OVER for BTC, I got a strong feeling that it would grow back soon, patience is key and I don't care or get affected too much on what other people are negatively speaking about Bitcoin saying that it will die soon, I just keep my head high and I know that someday the numbers would go back, trust me.
782  Economy / Speculation / Re: BYE BYE BTC (Continues) on: November 22, 2018, 11:59:02 PM
BTC will continue to crash and in 2019 /2020 a world (mark) cryptocurrency will be in unveiled for all to use for buying and selling.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4331148.msg48041780#msg48041780

Where such information? Bitcoin has been falling for a year in a row and the current fall of crypto is not news. Yes, the owners are beginning to actively sell their coins, not even suspecting that the same situation was last year, when in early December bitcoin made TOTHEMOON and all stood with their mouths open. Don't repeat your mistakes! Keep your coins and wait until the price will creep up (and it will definitely creep, do not doubt).
People are like sheep they just do what other will be doing so they will sell when some people starts to sell but later they will regret for that so as you said we need to survive this hard situation to make more profits but we don't know exactly what is happening in the crypto market for the last couple of days the bitcoin starts to fall too much. Lips sealed

People are definitely sheeps, especially the ones who do not know anything about what is happening in the market, they follow the herd, if people sell, they will panic and sell, they are the ones who are easy to deceive, the people who are easily fooled, however, you guys must open your eyes and READ, it doesn't mean that there's a link or someone saying that it will continue to fall doesn't mean that it will continuously fall, keep your heads up and don't act as if you're blind, know what to do and don't just follow what other people are doing.
783  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: XRP really better than ETH??? on: November 22, 2018, 11:31:08 PM
And in the market cap there is a huge gap from XRP to ETH, and let's just say that ETH really fell and Ripple on the other hand and was able to successfully rank up from no. 2 and I was kinda surprised that this happen, and for ETH, it stayed on top for a long period of time, and I think that even if it is on rank 3, a lot of people will still make use and benefit from it.
784  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why is Bitcoin allowed to continue? on: November 22, 2018, 03:58:28 PM
I have been thinking a lot lately about why the central bankers are allowing Bitcoin to continue with only minor resistance.   The central bankers have set up shop in almost all civilized countries and have a money printing racket going on.  In America the central bankers are kind enough to let our treasury print the money and then they take 6% off the top thus enslaving the American population.  Don't worry though most Americans are completely unaware of any of this.  The central bankers control the military as well as they own the government.

The last country, without nuclear weapons, to attempt to bypass the central bankers was Libya.  I can still see the vivid video on the internet of Qaddafi being murdered in broad daylight in the middle of the streets of Libya.  Another fellow who attempted to not use the US dollar and went against the wishes of the central bank was Saddam Hussein.  Once again he met a similar fate.  He was hung.

The three countries without central banks right now Iran, North Korea and Syria are under constant attack or threat of attack from the central bankers.

Why would they allow Bitcoin to continue like this and grow momentum?  All they would have to do is outlaw it and 90% of the world population would bitch out immediately and stop.  But they don't do it. 

Is Bitcoin a trap?  Is this a central banker monstrosity used to turn us into tax slaves by recording every transaction?  Was Bitcoin innocent and free money and the central bankers are trying to squeeze their way in so they can use it as a weapon?  The only thing I do know is they are not handing over a decentralized economy to us because they love us.  What's the play?  Are we being set up?  Are we the useful idiots getting all our friends and countrymen involved in crypto?


They do not have the authority nor the power to stop Bitcoin, unless if the government or central bank is to ban or halt BTC from their homeland and that is where they only have the power, and at the same time I don't think that central banks would even think of this in the first place, and I think that you are thinking the idea way too wrong, it was distinguished not as a trap but as something else that would help us benefit.
785  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Let's go to Singapore! We can pay with Btc there. on: November 22, 2018, 12:39:55 PM
I saw this article today: https://news.bitcoin.com/singapore-regulatory-framework-cryptocurrency-payment-services/ about paying with cryptocurrencies in Singapore.
The central bank has finalized the new regulatory framework for payment services and they have included cryptocurrencies.
I think this is the future of banking and something that all countries should start doing.
The plus of making this change in the financial system is that there will be less money laundering and terrorism financing risks in the crypto world which is good for normal people that have hope and invest in online coins but bad for the ones that use the online coins for the reasons mentioned before.

What do you think? Is it a good idea to introduce cryptocurrencies in the financial systems of the world's countries?

It definitely is a good idea in introducing CRYPTOCURRENCIES in the financial systems of every country, and might as well introduce it on public as it will be good news to the citizens, however a lot of countries are still having negative thoughts since it is DECENTRALIZED and aside from that they have their own reasons on why they don't want cryptos to enter on their countries, and for Singapore, I think that with a great country like SG I think that cryptos would be delivered professionally and that people would definitely use it as Singapore is a country that is very familiar with technology and is a country that embraces technology and might as well Bitcoin and the whole cryptocurrencies.
786  Economy / Services / Re: [Open] 🚀 Sportsbet.io 🚀 [Signature Campaign] 🚀 [Up to .01/week on: November 19, 2018, 10:50:02 AM
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787  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: I have 12 Bitcoin. What should I do??? on: November 19, 2018, 06:05:06 AM
Based on the success and free time that I have, I have decided to research the top 200 altcoins and release at least one analysis of them a day. Will release the results in this group (first 500 to join will get access to the premium group) Link below...

https://t.me/CookieCrypto



I have 12 Bitcoins. I am not a whale. I started about 6 months ago with 0.01 Bitcoins and $1000. I turned it into 12 Bitcoins so far and am pretty proud to say the least.

My question is, what do I do now?

As far as I can see, I have 4 options;

1) Hold the Bitcoin

2) Invest in altcoins and leave a little in Bitcoin

3) Fund a project and start my own cryptocurrency that solves a problem that current currencies face (scalability, Tx fees etc.). With the funds, I would be able to assemble a team, start a marketing campaign, get listed on exchanges etc. I am also a programmer which helps.

4) Convert it to fiat (probably the dumbest idea)




Those options are indeed profitable and very smart, HODLing is great and investing is even greater, funding projects are also wise, and as for making your own crypto, that may seem quite good and I hope that it may come true, and converting into fiat? probably the last option that you will have to do, its better off being expanded to be honest.
788  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Did you ever regret having gotten into Bitcoin? on: November 19, 2018, 04:38:03 AM
Interesting question, I know. For me personally the answer is no - I have not ever regretted having gotten into bitcoin, despite having spent hundreds and hundreds of hours researching the topic.  It's always been an interesting ride.

But I have a friend who got scammed and he regrets having had anything to do with crypto in the first place. It's pretty sad but there's nothing I can do about it. I even offered giving him half of the amount he lost from my own crypto stash (mind you I am not rich) but he's so scared that he's not interested any longer...
Being in here, getting into BTC is not a regrettable decision to be honest, there are lots of opportunities and chances that awaits us here, so I don't think that someone will actually regret being in here, unless they did something illegal that revolves around BTC and now that's a definite decision that you'll really regret, but aside from that, I don't think it should even be doubted, and for your friend I feel bad for him, he's not the only one though, everyday there are lots of people that are being scammed, so in the next time, play safe and know who to trust.
789  Economy / Economics / Re: Why most bitcoin users from good economies countries? on: November 19, 2018, 03:56:12 AM
Because BTC is strong when people are aware from that specific country, for example, Japan is a good example why BTC is strong there, its because that the citizens around Japan are very much aware and are knowledgeable about BTC and that is why BTC is strong in some countries that has an uprising economy.
790  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: HODLing will get you nowhere on: November 19, 2018, 03:12:22 AM
HODLing will get you to nowhere if you HODL for the rest of your life, because if you'd look at the charts from 2008 to 2018 HODLers did actually benefit, especially when BTC's price went super high in the last December of 2017, and for those who HODLed their alts in the past years I probably think that so many HODLers benefited from that huge pump.
791  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Some ICO is not scam on: November 19, 2018, 02:13:10 AM
This is true, out of all the thousands of ICOs out there, there will always be those ICOs that can be trusted and are reliable, I think that people are getting too blinded by the fact that there are lots of scam ICOs but there are still reliable ones out there, and I promise you that you just really need to know which is which around the community, proofreading is the best key in knowing if it is a scam or its not.
792  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: which one is better to buy altcoins or bitcoin on: November 19, 2018, 01:33:34 AM
Both ALTs and BTC has its different features, and I think its better off buying both ALTs and BTC to show off what is better in that aspect and what is better in the other aspect that you or someone else here are trying to figure out, otherwise, in my opinion, I think ETH is a good comparison against BTC, check it out in the graphs and everything.
793  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Do You Think ICO investors are Decreasing? on: November 18, 2018, 03:20:09 PM
Yes ICO investors are decreasing because of these jerked out ICOs that are scamming and wasting the time of these investors and it will result out as something that will be negative in the community and that probably investors would stay out.
794  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How twitter affects the price of Bitcoin on: November 18, 2018, 03:08:06 PM
Twitter is just a part of media like print / electronic or social media including Facebook; linkedin ; You Tube etc.  And each type of report on any type of media has effect on the price of bitcoin.  When there are positive news the price goes up and in case they spread negative news then the price falls.

I don't think that this is kind of true, its because even if the price goes upward, a lot of people in social media would likely to spread false news or articles about BTC and in that case I don't think that Twitter or any platform would likely to give a major EFFECT on the price of BTC, I just wish that more positivity would spread out in these social media platforms.
795  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Future payment methods of bitcoin and crypto on: November 18, 2018, 02:34:20 PM
This payment method is faster and more efficient globally. Financial transactions can be done at any time without any time and country restrictions. Bitcoin and other crypto currencies will be prepared as alternative currencies for financial transactions. Step by step, bitcoin will develop and be recognized as one of the tools for future transactions other than fiat currency.

Well yes it definitely is without a doubt faster than what we are actually having right now, however there are problems within getting paid through BTC and getting paid through the internet, I have one solution though and my solution is that every employee should have their own HARDWARE WALLET in order for maximum security to happen, because as of now, we cannot  completely rely on Software since it can be breached and it is not safe as compared to having your own hardware wallet, nevertheless, I think that this payment method is indeed instant but it will have flaws until it is made perfect in the future.
796  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Do you gamble or think it's a waste of money and time? on: November 18, 2018, 02:20:07 PM
Casino owners created their gambling sites mainly for the reason of earning money from their customers, that is the reason most gamblers are losing money instead of winning when they are playing in a casino due to the house edge, I still gamble in a casino despite having the house edge against me as it is exciting and entertaining to play some of my favorites games, but I am strictly gambling with only the money I can afford to lose.
"Use only the money that we can afford to lose" This had been always the golden rule when we do play gambling but lots of people do still failed up. Gambling is for enjoyment
and self control would really be suggested because if you do let yourself pall into the pit of addiction then it will surely change up your life.It isn't really a waste of time
if you do gamble on your vacant time.

Some people think of it as that way, but for other people, I think that gambling to them is not a waste of money and time but rather a chance to increase their income and when they fail they end up having no money and doing the same thing all over again once they have their hard earned cash to gamble with.
797  Economy / Gambling / Re: Lordmancer II - an MMORPG where you can earn crypto on: November 18, 2018, 09:27:36 AM
Lordmancer II is a free to play MMORPG on mobile where you can earn crypto while playing.

The idea is the following. You can farm and loot in-game resources and items and you can trade in an open market. You can use soft, hard, or cryptocurrency for trading.

So, if you are lucky enough or more effective comparing to other players, you can even earn from the game.

You can download the game on Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.mobak.lordmancer2

Or join iOS open beta test https://testflight.apple.com/join/wWleJtDL

The official site is https://lordmancer2.io

This is the actual first time I have ever seen a game wherein you'll be able to earn crypto while you play the game, I definitely like the idea and everything and I will certainly try it out later once I've installed it in my phone, I'm gonna share my experience later, this is very interesting and my curiosity is on top as well.
798  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin is dying? on: November 18, 2018, 08:37:46 AM
It is still worth holding on to your remaining BTCs, don't lose hope, just wait until the next pump, don't think of it as BTC will die in the next few months because it will not, a lot of people are still relying on BTC and it cannot die just easily, don't fall for the chicken littles that are saying that BTC will die, HODL your way until the next pump, don't sell it just yet or else you'll regret that decision.
799  Economy / Economics / Re: So many cryptocurrencies ! on: November 17, 2018, 06:16:01 PM
Since blockchain technology can be adopted into any field, there are so many diversified ptojects. But there must be a system in order to pre-eliminate useless currencies and ICOs. We see taht good projects which are actually created for doing benefitial thing are affected badly because of them.

Pre-eliminate? I don't think there is the necessary need for pre-eliminate when you can actually just  ELIMINATE these useless ICOs that never did anything right, but I don't thimk that having tons of cryptocurrencies is a problem, this is just right, a lot of cryptos will die, hence few cryptos would probably stay and improve, and therefore we can know what's the best, and to know which is usless and should be ignored.
800  Economy / Economics / Re: What do you think about crypto currency issued by the government? on: November 17, 2018, 06:04:36 PM
they make crypto currencies themselves because they want to have control over their currencies. this is contrary to decentralized crypto currencies. although I think they will have difficulties regarding the anonymity of their users.

Well I guess they should provide a crypto that would extremely be reliable, they are likely to establish a coin that is CENTRALIZED and because of this people would rather use other coins rather than choose a centralized coin that would pronably rot if it isn't handled with proper care, I think that a government that should do this are governments that are highly knowledged and are probably good with handling their coin, a country wherein the government is knowledged enough about crypto and how it works in order for people to probably pick that certain type of coin even if its CENTRALIZED.
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