Latest posts of: xen1oph

I often use Binance, but it doesn't fit me completely, so I'm combining it with other exchanges. Before Coinbase increased their fees, I used it as well.
Now my working combination is Binance (ok for large amounts, safe enough, has a good reputation) + Changelly (fast transactions, fees to crypto are ok, responsive support team).
Do you have the same pairs of platforms? If so, which ones?

How did you choose your current exchange? Does it suit you completely?

When we're talking about cryptocurrency, we don’t usually discuss philanthropy — donating to charity isn’t something often considered. Most of the talks are all about earning, mining and trading crypto.
That's totally ok, but I believe that cryptocurrency may have some great features that could have a huge impact on charities and charitable giving.

I'd like to ask if you know any charity organizations (verified, of course) that accept BTC as a donation. And if so, which ones? I could only find that list, but it's quite short.

What's your opinion about Bitcoin donations? Did you ever donate your crypto to charity organizations? Why?

I'm not trying now to prove my position or to impose my opinion on you. In general, I don’t care about my opinion, because only objective facts are important. That is why I want to advise you to study the effect of narcotic substances on the human body. Moreover, the researches that you will study should be objective, and not paid by interested parties. I will say in advance that I have studied a lot of research on this subject. And the conclusion is this: any drugs extremely negatively affect a person. Increase the risk of many underlying diseases.
I repeat once again, this is not my opinion, this is an objective conclusion of scientific research.
It is strange for me to watch how people have lost their vigilance and so calmly inject drugs into their lives. Just try to study the topic before drawing your conclusions. Peace!

As for me those games and casinos are made to distract you from really important projects in the crypto world.

Never played them (games looks like a total waste of time for me), but I don't think it's totally worthless. Besides it might be something about pioneering - I mean if you came to the sphere before it became too popular, you may actually earn something.

I won't waste your time retelling the latest news about Libra and how it became non-welcomed among politics, banks, etc.
There's also TON project, which seems more acceptable among society, exchange platforms, communities, etc.

Comparing the feedback — while Gram is 'delighted to be listed' by different exchanges (quote from here), Libra's just... 'not money' (quote from here).
So, could you explain, what's the difference between Libra and Gram and is there future for Gram coin?

Quote from: Sherwood_Archer on September 11, 2018, 12:06:40 AM

Now that more and more countries are starting to go cashless (http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20180427-does-a-cashless-society-benefit-everyone), is it possible that we also start converting to cryptocurrency? If that happens, what do you think are the advantages and disadvantages? Paying virtually is very convenient for me as I do not have to bring cash and it prevents petty theft but what is the disadvantage?

It's happening by small steps. Like, couple hours ago I found out that in Japan they let people make donations via cryptocurrency. And that's indeed more convenient when you have an opportunity to pay virtually.
Who needs paper pieces anyway?

That's just so funny to read after the recent news about PayPal becoming the first member to exit Facebook's Libra Association. Don't know about 'crypto king', OP.

To all who say that BTC rising - yeah, but it also quite unpredictable and fast. I mean, over the few hours BTC raised to 8300$ and then again fell to 8000$. So I would recommend holding your XRP and buy BTC only if you'll see it raised quickly.

Don't worry, OP. KYC procedure isn't that dangerous as might seem. Yes, it's pretty much private and sensitive info, and yes, lots of users hate it (including me). But think rationally - what could possibly happen with the info of your passport id photo?

Quote from: mwaqar17 on May 20, 2018, 08:57:04 PM

Hy guys. Most of the time I use to trade with altcoins and I use to sell altcoins when they are above ICO price and giving some profit. I do not hold atlcoins for long time. What if you have some altcoins, what will be your strategy to use that coins? Is there any specific best time for every altcoin and when it is going well and we should sell ??

How I see it: at the end of the year or after I make profit on my initial investment.
But, of course, some alts are good to hold in long term.

Thanks.
Not that I was going to do anything with Libra, but the topic is a good reminder for those who's going to trade.

Quote from: Abiky on September 12, 2019, 09:07:14 PM

Back in the day, Vitalik once said that crypto will be going to zero. There has been many concerns about the longevity of cryptocurrency as a serious form of money, given that it's relatively unstable within the mainstream world. It's been 10 years since Bitcoin was created where crypto has had its ups and downs. However, many are afraid that crypto will be going to zero as the blockchain hype ends and governments start rolling their own digital currencies. When we take a look at most cryptocurrencies on the market, most of them aren't even useful at all. Perhaps, the only one is Bitcoin but it's terrible as a currency for daily transactions.

Which is why, I'm starting to wonder if crypto will really go to zero in the future? If this happens, then most of us will lose our hard-earned money as crypto becomes worthless. What are your thoughts? Huh

I think not, but the worst scenario for me looks similar. Crypto worth almost nothing, there are lots of shitcoins and scam and... Oh wait.

Mass Effect
Especially 1st one. Back in 2007 it was something like a breakthrough for me.

Quote from: Lapatai on October 01, 2019, 07:16:39 AM

Quote from: btc_love on September 30, 2019, 03:54:24 PM

I think the whole ghost idea is something about people not being capable to accept their mortality. And no, I don't believe in ghosts. Death is death

Yes. Life after death. Because you are too much of an egoist to think about the world without you.

lmao
I think you guys are talking about two different topics.

A lot of discussions on forum are all about "what coin should I buy? Why?"
Here's the opposite - I want to ask what alts you would never buy and why so.

My example:
Never buy BTT, Tron, Stellar and other coins where the tokens are giving away with all kinds of airdrops. Why? Emission grows with no influx of investors.
Doubting about Peercoin. Hybrid emission system doesn't seem reliable too, though lately PPC began spreading itself via well-known exchanges (changheangel or changelly - don't remember).
+ Libra. Not sure if any explanation needed.

Holding, trading, sometimes I use for basic needs. Used to gambling, but stopped it for a while.

First of all, because you need to know how to sell your idea. Secondly, investors usually have a choice and doesn't spend their money without being sure, that they'll not loose them.
Also, investors nowadays may be afraid of getting into scam.

I think nurture matters. But even a nice guy can be corrupted, I agree.
But that doesn't mean that even 'evil' guy can't change his mind and behavior. Call me naive.

Hi guys. Here's to discuss fixed rates and its lenght. I'm using Trezor wallet and this morning I found out that now they are fixing an exchanging rate for like 15 mins, cause of the partnership w/ changelly. That was actually one of the longest fixed rate I've seen yet.
So now I'm wondering, is there any list of services that indicate the duration of a fixed rate?
What are the longest fixed rates that were offered to you?