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21  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What to do with your 13 bitcoins on: December 01, 2018, 04:26:48 AM
are you asking or giving or advising (to who)? why the specific amount?
maybe that is the amount that it has, maybe just asking for advice, but seeing prices that continue to fall and price movements still do not show meaningful development, it would be wise to temporarily be detained first, and not to sell if you have not shown profits, maybe suggestions like this can more useful.
22  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: I regret that i entered trading too late on: December 01, 2018, 04:18:05 AM
It's never too late to enter the trade and one added value when you enter when the altcoin price is fairly low so you won't lose too much money when you study and experience errors.
Our delay in selling can be a good lesson, we can predict prices, we can make more observations to be able to determine the steps we will take, bitcoin and altcoin can we map price movements that might occur, we can see good potential with see price movements that have occurred, so delay does not mean failure, but a fortune is delayed.
23  Economy / Economics / Re: Are fiat currencies necessary in the world? on: December 01, 2018, 04:07:34 AM
Fiat currencies definitely aren't necessary, there is an increasing trend towards digitization of currency, and blockchain based currencies are just the next generation of this. The problem is that Bitcoin came out, and everybody treated it as the successor to fiat currency, rather than an incremental improvement on digital currencies such as Paypal and Skrill. I think that if Bitcoin was never invented, but somebody like Paypal had implemented a blockchain technology first, then we wouldn't be in the rivalry scenario that we're in now.
because there are several interests that always exist in several countries , the entry of bitcoin to replace the current currency and fiat currency clearly gets rejection from various elements, because for some countries consider if bitcoin is the future currency will greatly affect currency controls for some big countries , the most obvious example if bitcoin replaces fiat and paper currencies like the dollar, it is certain that the American government will no longer be able to dominate the world with dollar domination which has been the most powerful weapon.
24  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Is Bitcoin Legal? on: December 01, 2018, 03:55:38 AM
It is legal. There are other countries who uses it already as their daily transaction purposes and in my country although not everyone knows about it but we have bitcoin atm here
the fact of bitcoin is legal, because based on the available evidence there are indeed many countries that facilitate bitcoin users, there are one or two countries that reject bitcoin as a legitimate currency, but they still recognize it as an asset, the government does not have strong reasons to reject bitcoin bitcoin is only money, which of course does not conflict with any law.
25  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Is it legal to sell bitcoin for cash ? on: November 29, 2018, 02:16:54 AM
Probably legal, I do not see anything strange that could make such a thing illegal. Most of the answers here are also legal, meaning many think that selling bitcoins with cash is legal. I do not know for sure, but it seems legal.
indeed it really depends on the country we live in, which can indeed distinguish its legal status, if we leave a country that supports bitcoin, then the status is clear, legal, which is a problem if we leave the country rejecting, the status changes, illegal, so Bitcoin status depends on each country.
26  Economy / Economics / Re: How do you feel about market regulation? on: November 27, 2018, 12:39:39 AM
There's been a lot of talk about submitting the Bitcoin economy to governmental regulation and, frankly, it scares the hell out of me. One of the reasons I'm so excited about Bitcoin is because it presents the same promise of a fully free market that cash does without all the problems surrounding a fiat currency.

Personally, I am strongly against Bitcoin regulation. I believe the market is completely capable of caring for itself and regulation would simply expand government intrusion into people lives. I can see no benefit and a lot of detriment.

What do you think? Do you think the Bitcoin economy should be regulated? If so, to what extent?

Rage
for traders, regulations actually really help us to trade in different countries, with our regulations being taxed I don't think it is a problem either because indeed every business wherever we are will always be taxed, and as good citizens are taxpayers, every businessman who fear of tax usually uses unclear money, it can be money from crime or money laundering, so don't be afraid that bitcoin will have a regulatory system in each country, because the existence of bitcoin will be legal.
27  Economy / Economics / Re: why bitcoin price fall down? on: November 27, 2018, 12:30:54 AM
what do you think about it? my prediction is bitcoin price will be back to $1000/btc in next 5 months or less. since oil price was fall down now and trade war between US and china. give your opinion pls
Bitcoin prices fall are usually caused by many factors,  but the fall this time is due to big players who want to make a profit, they create bad public opinion and result in the fall in the value of bitcoin, this is what they want, about war vs China may not have an effect much with the price of bitcoin,  because what is attacked is usually the relevant currency,  dollar vs yuan, so each country will manipulate the value of the currency,  so the bitcoin is not much affected.
28  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Signature Campaigns taxes on: November 27, 2018, 12:15:16 AM
I wouldn't bother. The amount you can earn from these campaigns are quite small, even for Legendary ranks.
I don't think no one will harass you for such a unusual income that no one is sure about.

Bitcoin is largely unregulated in the world and it will be difficult to regulate it once they make a significant effort.
This amount is also pretty small, so I don't see why someone would really care, as the whole signature campaign economy is very small.

But then again, I am not a lawyer, I have no idea.
maybe for those who always judge something with this result it is very small, but the signature campaign that is the goal is not the result of money but more in recognition, or legality, because bitcoin once again needs a real recognition or effect in the world of commerce, so it all depends assessment of some of the world community, the most important thing is that bitcoin needs all the support from its users.
29  Economy / Speculation / Re: I will not sell under 20.000$ ! Why you do ? on: November 26, 2018, 02:59:48 AM
Why you more optimist bitcoin will growing again to $20,000? look now how drop bitcoin price and touch under $4,000 and maybe will lower under $3,000. I think is not hope for bitcoin become stronger and higher price.
things like this that can destroy a business, are too optimistic with targets that can be achieved, we should see the facts that are happening in the field, indeed working on bitcoin can go up as we want it is very good, but we also have to see the potential, is it something like That can happen, otherwise we can start trading by not targeting too high, provided we have gotten lucky I think we can sell, so we avoid huge losses.
30  Economy / Economics / Re: Young people will drive Bitcoin adoption more than the older generation. on: November 26, 2018, 02:51:21 AM
Its a good point that the younger generation will adopt bitcoin more but we
cannot discount how many "older people" will and have adopted bitcoin.
People who have been working a day job for 20 or 30 years and feel they are
not going anywhere financially. People who see an early out of the daily routine.
young people are indeed the most appropriate generation to adopt bitcoin, if we see the progress of digital technology, almost most of these progress actors are the younger generation, it is very likely that in the future bitcoin business will be dominated by the younger ones, indeed crypto currencies really need understanding very high level of business people so that only a generation that understands higher education will master virtual currencies such as Bitcoin.
31  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you think Bitcoin can ruin a Country? on: November 26, 2018, 02:39:39 AM
Human being can ruin the country not bitcoin, because bitcoin is providing different types opportunity where we can some amount of money with the investment we made on it. Today bitcoin has provided many facilities like trading, altcoin, online shopping, online recharge etc bitcoin has become created user friendly in between us.
like facilities, which may be very good facilities and support all types of trade can damage a country, usually there are users who abuse this facility, so it is very unlikely that bitcoin can destroy a country, there is bitcoin can increase state revenues through ease in transactions and facilitate each user to make payments even if it's different from the country.
32  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What are you worried about? on: November 21, 2018, 12:41:36 AM
Worried that crypto prices will continue to decline, and affect the altcoin price, if this decline continues, there will be many investors who will switch business, and crypto's future will get worse. But this is a challenge that we must face and we must overcome it so that it doesn't drop too sharply.
will declining continue?  is not the case, we must see the reality that is happening in various countries, very many countries do not want to support bitcoin but the fact is that the country is still trading and investing in bitcoin, also the attitude of various countries is unpredictable starting to implement a double standard, they refuse but recognize bitcoin as an asset and impose taxes on owners, and many countries are starting to open up crypto currencies, so it's likely that the price will be temporary, believe me ..
33  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: So I want to get into trading. on: November 21, 2018, 12:29:49 AM
If you think it is too high only buy a small amount with a plan to buy more if it goes lower. This way you will at least have some if it goes higher.
maybe start buying in a gradual way, because with a small budget by pushing yourself to big soon can have very bad consequences for our finances, buying and selling crypto currency is not binding so it gives freedom for beginners to trade anytime and with our budget able to trade, only input in step, that is, this is only a business, so profit and loss have no guarantee whatsoever.
34  Economy / Economics / Re: What language should I learn next? on: November 21, 2018, 12:19:43 AM
I know some of you would wonder what this topic is doing here, in the Economics section, but since it is in fact an economic question with purely utilitarian goals in mind, I think it is where it should be. This is a serious question and I'm not kidding. I'm not very interested in European languages like German or French, or whatever, as I think languages like Chinese and Japanese are more promising and rewarding in terms of both usage and money in the nearest future. Personally, I'm more inclined toward Japanese (that's why I'm not decided yet), though I understand that Chinese may be a better choice for the time being and years to come

So what is your opinion on this matter from an economic point of view, with crypto in mind?
if our goal is to learn a language for economic purposes in the future, world economic growth now rests on Asia, for example Indian and Indonesian Chinese, so we can choose what is most suitable for the business we will pursue, I think one of the three the language has the potential to become a world language because its speakers are very large and the economy is in that country is very fast developing, we can see the huge potential for the development of bitcoin in landmark Asia if this potential can be explored, this is just an idea ..
35  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Is Russia is on the way to adopt cryptocurrencies? on: November 21, 2018, 12:07:16 AM
A bitcoin exchange bureau has been opened in the Russian capital. According to local media reports, this is the only exchange office in Moscow that buys and sells cryptos for cash. Lawyers say nothing in the law forbids this type of service, and the business is legal.

The Russian authorities have not yet regulated cryptocurrencies, but the Russians are already adopting them. A new bitcoin change has been opened recently, not far from one of Moscow's main railway stations, Kursky Vokzal. According to media reports, the office is the first of its kind in the Russian capital.
Surely the Russian government is very aware of the currency revolution, so if you don't want to be left behind from western countries, Russia must follow the latest technology, bitcoin is the currency that will become the single currency in the future, so who can master or participate in it , then Russia can master world trade, I think many countries have realized this.
36  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Stop calling Bitcoin ''stable'' it's not. on: November 19, 2018, 03:20:53 AM
Low volatility doesn't mean stable. Bitcoin has experienced periods of low volatility many times, however this doesn't mean bitcoin is stable, not even close. We all know it doesn't take much for bitcoin to explode, either up or down. That's absolutely still in the cards, I mean everyone is waiting for the next bull run and some people are waiting for a big crash.

It's like saying, this bomb is stable because it hasn't exploded yet.
isn't the instability of the bitcoin price can be our opportunity to buy? which is too emotional in trading, from the very first bitcoin always makes a very sharp leap, so a slight decline makes many people lose control, the energy still has another leap in the future we usually see not until 10 this year can be a great opportunity ...
37  Economy / Economics / Re: hackers becoming smarter than exchanges? on: November 19, 2018, 03:14:35 AM
Most of these "hacks" are inside jobs.  They come up with excuses so they can easily run away with users' money.  I've seen it time after time and it looks like this will never stop as long as there are greedy people in this world.
hacker is the same as other criminals, the aim is to benefit themselves, it can happen anywhere, but we can breathe a little relief because many countries have formed police cyber, who are indeed required to hunt cyber crime or any crime on the internet, we wait just their actions, hopefully this institution can make the hackers think not to commit crimes.
38  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: bitcoin legal or not on: November 19, 2018, 03:03:00 AM
Well, some countries don't accept the use of bitcoin for exchange of goods and services. Meaning in these countries, the use of bitcoin is illegal. But looking at the general scope of the world population, majority of countries use bitcoin and they have not tag bitcoin as illegal. In such countries, Bitcoin can be say to be legal to use, since there are no regulations regarding not to use Bitcoin for transaction.
not all countries that reject bitcoin position ownership of bitcoin is illegal, because many countries that reject bitcoin still consider ownership of bitcoin to be categorized as an asset and the state imposes taxes on owners, so its status is legal, almost most countries consider bitcoin not to violate the law.
39  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Are we still "Early Adopters"? on: November 15, 2018, 02:19:03 AM
Sure. A good number of people already know about bitcoin, but the total percentage of people using/owning bitcoin worldwide is still very small(I don't have the numbers to back this up, but I'm quite sure about this). We are early adopters, assuming that bitcoin will be successful in the end. Always take note of that- even though I'm extremely bullish on bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, the chance of these succeeding is not 100%. That's why it's always advised to speculate or 'invest' wisely.
really your opinion, bitcoin is not yet familiar in various regions but if we see the developments that occur lately shows the interest of business people in various countries to use bitcoin in each of their business transactions, chances are in the future it is still uncertain but better we are for positive thinking that there will be a big change in the future, if we have excess money infestation in bitcoin can be an attractive choice ..
40  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is trading stressful for you? on: November 15, 2018, 02:08:49 AM

It is better to refrain from trading in a situation that is currently in a downturn, because surely trade will stabilize near the end of the year so be patient and do not need to panic.
the panic of a merchant is very humane, especially like new traders who are also not so big in finance, so the steps that can be taken are to trade gradually and not be carried away to always want to profit a lot, so make careful observations and wait for a good time learning is always the key to profit in difficult situations ...
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