The person who tagged you is the only one who can remove your untrusted feedback, so there is no way you can remove it if the person is not willing to negotiate.

Anyways, it is only an untrusted feedback, it will not reflect in your account profile information unless you get tagged by a trusted feedback which is DT Members (Default Trust)

Youre right, this thread should be moved in meta, or report in reputation section.

I was so fascinated by what the CEO of Binance said yesterday that there is every possibility of crypto rising by 1000% and so one could still make money out of crypto. Friends in the community, do you see that happening or it's just some good saying to influence the market in the right direction?

May papadating nanaman na Super Typhoon at siguradong marami nanamang lungsod at probinsiya ang masasalanta at maraming kabuhayan ang masisira. Sana may mga ahensiya ng gobyerno na gumagamit na ng mga digital wallet para mas madali na magtransfer ng donasyon sa mga masasalanta ng bagyo saan mang sulok ng bansa.

Sa aking palagay ay hindi pa handa ang ating pamahalaan o ang mga sangay nito upang gumamit ng mga digital wallet alam naman natin lahat na ang transaction sa ating gobyerno ay katakot-takot na proseso ang pagdaanan at lahat ay suportado ng mga dukomento at talagang detalyado para pagnagkaroon ng audit ay walang problema.

Hey guys, i want to know your opinin about - if there will be again dump and when is the best time to buy altcoins now?

That's a horrible project in my opinion. You can see that how the price of the OMX decreased around 80% from the ico price and i can say that will be including in the list of worst ico at this year.

It could be worth even lower in the future. I can't imagine how so many investors are wasting their money through shitvom project.

I have 10k omx, you think I wanna sell?

Spreadsheet will full by spammers and you will not find legit person who deserve merit.

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Compared to its Southeast Asian neighbors, the Philippines has been relatively more open to using Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, according to a report in FT.com, the Financial Times newspaper’s online site.

In an article published last December 6 titled “Southeast Asia ready to embrace blockchain”, FT.com revealed that a survey done by FT Confidential Research found that only 2.5 percent of consumers in five of the largest Southeast Asian countries (except Singapore) used cryptocurrencies in the three months to the end of September.

It added the adoption rate was highest in Indonesia at 3.3 percent followed by the Philippines at 2.9 percent. A graph accompanying the article showed that these rates were higher compared to those of Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia though no figures were provided for the last three countries.

The Philippines’ relatively higher adoption rate of cryptocurrencies may be related to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) moves to regulate rather than ban Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

“Among the five ASEAN countries we survey, the Philippines has made the most regulatory progress. Since February, its central bank has required all exchanges to obtain a permit for trading cryptocurrencies and to register with the country’s Anti-Money Laundering Council. They are also subject to annual fees. We expect the rest of Asean-5 to follow, in response to concerns that Bitcoin is being used to fund terrorism and other crimes,” according to the report written by Prinz Magtulis and Andi Haswidi, FT Confidential Research analysts.

 Last February, the BSP released a circular that detailed regulations for businesses that want to sign up as a virtual currency exchange—the only central bank in the five countries to have done so.

 Since then, the BSP has approved at least two firms that applied for the virtual currency exchange license. As well, last November the BSP granted an electronic money issuer (EMI) license to Coins.ph, a startup providing financial services powered by Bitcoin and blockchain technology. It became the first blockchain-enabled startup in Asia to be granted such a license from a monetary regulator.

Selling some things and investing in Ethereum is a good idea?