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7621  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sports betting strategy advice on: November 16, 2020, 12:23:49 PM
Depends actually with your bankroll, diversifying bets isn't bad depends on where your most knowledgeable. I never bet on sports that i don't know because it will be to risky especially when im betting high because its the most fastest way to earn. Also choosing the right platform with simple mechanics and good odds that can 3x, 2x your money in just one bet is one of the key.
I like your idea, I too prefer sport gambling, especially the football aspect of sport, I know about football, I can make analyses to predict matches before the match starts at all, because of this, sport gambling has also been my best. But, what I did noticed is that no matter the strategy, the more someone play the more the loss, but accumulating games and using very low amount of money will be good and safer.
7622  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Online Gambling could be used to pay for covid problems on: November 16, 2020, 12:18:11 PM
Yes, the government will not stop just because people will make sure that their economy can run well. Maybe people need to support whatever the government does and wait and see what will happen later after the government applies it. If that can change better, then what we think is wrong because it is normal to have negative thinking before we know how good the result.
The governments can be so selfish and selfcentered at times, as risky as gambling is, if they try to regulate it, possibly, there will be the demand for taxes, which means if gamblers lose, they lose for nothing sake, but if they gain, the governments can make it mandatory to pay 10% tax of their gain. Gambling is too risky for such in my opinion. There are many gambling sites that are better and that I can make use of without any taxes being paid. If this is the case, then I can make use of them.
7623  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Importance of reading the profile. on: November 16, 2020, 06:17:29 AM
That is very bad of the scammer and I am so sorry for the victim. But, is there nothing you can do like reporting the bad guy to telegram? That name is so similar to yours and everyone are not that smart to determine earlier until they are scammed. I will advice you to look into it to know anything you can do to curtail this from being repeatedly happening. Because, if nothing done now, very possible many other people will still be victims, probably.
7624  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Bitcoin movement launches its first limited edition streetware collection on: November 15, 2020, 09:48:58 PM
I'm more of a cynic and would assume the inverse.  They're probably just using Bitcoin's brand recognition to sell clothing. 
I too having such opinion as a second thought, no bitcoin logo, the streetwares will be too difficult to be identified for the bitcoin adoption purpose. Also, only 50 hoodies, 125 Hats and 125 T-Shirts will be available, this means it will be so limited, how can bitcoin be known using this means if limited supply of such shirts are available. I also believe now that they are only using bitcoin name for selling their limited supply streetwares at a very expensive price, because I am pretty sure their prices will be so expensive.
7625  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / The Bitcoin movement launches its first limited edition streetware collection on: November 15, 2020, 08:47:58 PM
The Bitcoin Movement is delighted to announce its first VeChain ToolChain™ powered artist collection of 300 limited edition pieces. Proof of authenticity and product details will be accessible through the Bitcoin Movement app.The collection was designed in collaboration with British rapper and entrepreneur Zuby to create a first of its kind, limited edition streetwear collection. Dubbed “Take the Power Back”. The collection will officially go on sale to the public on 14th of November at 5pm EST exclusively through The Bitcoin Movement’s online shop. Only 50 hoodies, 125 Hats and 125 T-Shirts will be available.



The prominent design feature of the collection is the number 21 Million which has become a symbolic figure in the Bitcoin community. This number relates to the total number of bitcoins that will ever be issued and is what makes bitcoin one of the most scarce assets known to man. In his own words, Zuby explains “I wanted to design a collection that inspires people to take control of their money, whilst empowering and uniting them through participation in the Bitcoin network. Bitcoin is known as the currency of the people and it puts the power back in our hands.”



Artist and founder of The Bitcoin Movement, Daryl Kelly comments “I wanted our first blockchain limited edition collection to be truly representational of the philosophy of Bitcoin. Embodying the attributes that have made it so disruptive, successful and attractive to those who seek truth and transparency. Every aspect of this collaboration was carefully curated and we hope the result is a body of work that further educates people about Bitcoin and the power of blockchain technology. We hope this collection will find its place in history as one of the early truly verifiable limited edition blockchain-based streetwear collections.” Kelly continues “As Bitcoin becomes more mainstream people are starting to understand why the underlying technology is so groundbreaking and it is this hard cap of 21 Million bitcoins that separates it from anything the world has ever seen before. Gold is scarce, but it will never be ‘provably’ scarce. Few understand the difference.”

Originality Creates Value. Scarcity Protects It. — Is their company mantra.
https://btcmvmnt.medium.com/take-the-power-back-cd1978906a3d
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=1m4jU18wir0

What did you people think about Bitcoin Movement? Can it helps in bitcoin adoption? Or to just advertise the company?
7626  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Learning is unending process! on: November 15, 2020, 07:42:35 PM
6. Anonymous is a big key to a better and secure way of doing transactions. There are many bad people anywhere and getting anonymous will not help them noticing the amount and transactions you made. Doing transactions in cryptocurrency will not involve getting identity to the public like in those banks that you need to do KYC. KYC is dangerous to you because it might be use by others not the right way. As much as possible avoid getting into KYC (Know Your Customer). There are few exchanges and wallet appears to be asking for KYC and there are some that are not so chose well the best that suit you the best.
You are right, anything about fiats requires kyc, while governments are the ones regulating it, it is completely centralized, the cryptocurrencies called CBDC that the governments are trying to create now too will be centralized and this type of coins will compromise privacy more than ever, that is why we should specify centralized and decentralized cryptocurrencies. Also know that cryptocurrencies like bitcoin transactions are not anonymous but privacy remains, bitcoin transactions can be tracked on blockchain but using new address for each transaction can increase your privacy, while some coins like zcash, dash and monero transactions are anonymous because they can not be tracked using blockchain.
7627  Other / Politics & Society / CorronavirusVaccine rumours debunked: vaccine 'Altered DNA' claims on: November 15, 2020, 12:19:30 PM
A White House correspondent for a pro-Trump website, Newsmax, told her 264,000 followers on Twitter to "beware" the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. Emerald Robinson claimed in the Tweet: "It tampers with your DNA." The BBC asked three independent scientists about this. They said that the coronavirus vaccine would not alter human DNA.



It appears the people spreading such claims have a fundamental misunderstanding of genetics. The vaccine contains a fragment of the virus's genetic material - or RNA. "Injecting RNA into a person doesn't do anything to the DNA of a human cell," said Prof Jeffrey Almond of Oxford University.

Part of the misunderstanding seems to stem from the type of vaccine being developed. The Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine uses messenger RNA, or "mRNA", technology.

It works by giving the body instructions to produce a protein which is present on the surface of the coronavirus. The immune system then learns to recognise and produce antibodies against the protein. Ms Robinson's tweet included the assertion that mRNA vaccine technology "has never been tested or approved before". It is true that no mRNA vaccine has been approved before, but multiple studies of mRNA vaccines in humans have taken place over the last few years. Prof Almond says that the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine is the first to show the efficacy that would be needed in order to be considered for licensing.

Side-effects claims
Another claim in Ms Robinson's tweet was among the most widely shared anti-vaccine themes this week. She claimed 75% of vaccine trial volunteers had experienced side-effects. But Pfizer and BioNTech have reported no serious safety concerns in their trial. Many vaccines do have side-effects. But the vast majority are not nearly as scary as anti-vaccine activists would have us believe.

Prof Ward pointed out that these kinds of side-effects are also experienced by a high number of people receiving the annual flu vaccination. The side-effects are usually mild, wear off after a couple of days at most, and can be alleviated with paracetamol or ibuprofen.

Full data about side-effects has not yet been published for the most recent phase of the trial, but Pfizer has confirmed they observed no serious side-effects.

For full information about this
BBC News - Vaccine rumours debunked: Microchips, 'altered DNA' and more
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/54893437
7628  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Super-Expensive Bitcoin Wristwatch on: November 15, 2020, 06:46:07 AM
https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-com-reveals-limited-edition-bitcoin-cash-wristwatch-crafted-by-luxury-watchmaker-franck-muller/
Bitcoin.com Reveals Limited Edition Bitcoin Cash Wristwatch Crafted by Luxury Watchmaker Franck Muller

The leading cryptocurrency web portal Bitcoin.com has partnered with the Swiss luxury watch manufacturer, Franck Muller, in order to create elegant crypto themed timepieces. The titanium, limited edition functional bitcoin cash watch is called “Free the Money, Free the World” and will be sold for crypto on Bitcoin.com.

Edit your topic from bitcoin to bitcoin cash and move it to altcoin discussions.

7629  Other / Off-topic / Re: Electricity, Internet and Mobile Network on: November 14, 2020, 08:19:59 PM
I see electricity to be the most important, the internet and data connections are also very important, without them, it will be difficult to have anything that will be called cryptocurrencies. And that besides, the world will not be small like this, and there will be lack of several information.

Without electricity we can use generators, using solar batteries to charge devices.
All forms of electrical energies are still called electricity, the solar you are referring to is still electricity, without it no internet, without internet there will be no bitcoin or digital currencies, the world will not also be small like how it is today.
7630  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Payments Provider BitPay Rolls Out Cryptocurrency Payroll Service on: November 14, 2020, 01:44:02 PM
As i expected, you need to register and perform KYC verification. The only remaining question is, does "cryptocurrency wallet" refer to any cryptocurrency wallet/address or their crap wallet?
This question also came to my mind before posting the topic, but I have register an account on bitpay not long ago using a*******s details, I used it for the purpose of contacting bitpay's customer care, if they responded, I will bring the feedback in details on this thread. But, because such services will still require serious verifications, including photo id like international passport, national id or verification like drivers license, this is just a custodial means of performing p2p transactions, when p2p transactions should be perfectly noncustodial.
7631  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Master Private Key for Beginner on: November 14, 2020, 01:28:36 PM
MPK is Important, you can restore your wallet using it. I don't exactly understand how to get MPK from various BIP39 Wallet.
Using mastering bitcoin to know how to understand how to get master private key from seed phrase will be helpful.



After the seed phrase is generated, then the seed is generated by key stretching function in which PBKDF2 stretches the mnemonic and salt parameters using 2048 rounds of hashing with the HMAC-SHA512 algorithm, producing a 512-bit value as its final output. That 512-bit value is the seed.



From the seed, then the master private key, master public key and master chain code are generated.

Creating master keys and chain code from a root seed
The root seed is input into the HMAC-SHA512 algorithm and the resulting hash is used to create a master private key (m) and a master chain code. The master private key then generates a corresponding master public key (M) using the normal elliptic curve multiplication process m * G that we saw in [pubkey]. The chain code is used to introduce entropy in the function that creates child keys from parent keys, as we will see in the next section.
https://github.com/bitcoinbook/bitcoinbook/blob/develop/ch05.asciidoc

But, I will advice people to just use normal hd wallet to generate seed phrase instead (offline recommended), it is easy to write down for back, import and export if compared to master private key. Using seed phrase will be easier, but master private key has the advantage to be able to be compatible with all bitcoin wallets.
7632  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Payments Provider BitPay Rolls Out Cryptocurrency Payroll Service on: November 14, 2020, 11:35:55 AM
The 1% fee charge for the transaction is my attraction point for their service and no foreign fee inclusiveness irrespective of the companies or individual locations.
The 1% fee is too high for me, people sending millions of dollars will see it high. I can pay as less as possible while using my noncustodial wallets.

BitPay ID? Does that mean recipients need to register at BitPay?
They have tedious verification just like before, nothing changed about their verification than for more privacy depriving policies that they possibly could add to the present ones. There is nothing these organizations providing custodial services will provide than ways for customers to provide kyc.
7633  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin whale clusters show ‘institutional FOMO’ is behind the BTC rally on: November 14, 2020, 09:15:35 AM
But we should be mindful of their tactics, we all saw what happened in 2017 and this might be a replicate of it, so, let be more smart this time not to fall victim of the last man standing with ATH Purchase. They are pushing to another ATH before sell-off their accumulations to leave smaller institutions and individual buyers stranded (Hope you remember the year 2018 and 2019 experiences?).
You make a good point, which could make you to be right. But, during the 2017 bullrun, retail investors were the ones that fomo and buy bitcoin at the time, but this time, it is institutions are more that buy bitcoin and drove its price as high as the current price around $16000. Many data have led to conclusion that it is possible for bitcoin to achive all time high possibly very soon. But, very also possible the institutions to sell their holdings which can cause bitcoin bullback.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-whale-clusters-show-institutional-fomo-is-behind-the-btc-rally
This bull market will be more stable than 2017
Atop the heightened involvement of whales and institutions, overall trading volume has substantially increased in the recent rally. Data from Santiment, an on-chain market analysis firm, also shows Bitcoin volume at around $31 billion and this is much higher than on Jan. 6, 2018. At the time, BTC price also was hovering at around $16,350. Santiment analysts found that the ongoing rally has more volume behind it than the 2017 rally. The analysts wrote:

“With Bitcoin hitting $16,350 on CoinbasePro an hour ago, we're now at the highest price level in 34 months (Jan 6, 2018). The avg. daily trading volume this week is $31.0B vs. $18.5B then.”

The roadblock in the near term for Bitcoin remains whether whales will sell at the $17,000 resistance. Some analysts say that there is no clear resistance until the $18,500–$20,000 range, which means an all-time high could be much closer than most expect.
7634  Economy / Service Discussion / Payments Provider BitPay Rolls Out Cryptocurrency Payroll Service on: November 14, 2020, 08:07:56 AM
Payments provider BitPay has launched a new service enabling businesses to pay employees, contractors, customers and vendors en masse with cryptocurrency. With the new service, companies don't need to buy, own or manage cryptocurrency, while the recipients receive payment more efficiently and at a reduced cost, Pair added. Recipients need to have a BitPay ID and cryptocurrency wallet in order to receive payment and companies are charged a 1% fee. There are no foreign exchange fees. With the launch, BitPay now provides an alternative to crypto payroll services such as BitWage.
https://www.coindesk.com/bitpay-payments-mass-cryptocurrency


https://bitpay.com/send/
7635  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Bitcoin whale clusters show ‘institutional FOMO’ is behind the BTC rally on: November 14, 2020, 06:42:47 AM
The Google Trends interest is relatively low for the keyword “Bitcoin” while on-chain data shows smart money is accumulating BTC. Bitcoin (BTC) is continuing to show strong momentum even after a major rally. In 2017, when the price of Bitcoin hit an all-time high at $20,000, the retail demand was at its peak. Google Trends data soared, mainstream media coverage noticeably increased, and spot exchange volumes exploded across major markets, especially in South Korea and Japan. This time, the Google Trends interest is relatively low for the keyword “Bitcoin” while on-chain data shows smart money is accumulating BTC, which means possibly High-net-worth investors are buying Bitcoin


Bitcoin mean transfer volume. Source: Glassnode

Another Glassnode metrics paints a similar trend. The number of Bitcoin addresses holding more than 100 BTC hit a seven-month high at 16,271. And, Whales consistently buying Bitcoin over the past few months is optimistic in itself. But, Woo emphasized that the number of new whales has also increased.


The number of addresses holding over 100 BTC. Source: Glassnode

Google Trends data shows relatively low retail interest

Bitcoin search volume on Google. Source: Google Trends

Nevertheless, while the search volume for Bitcoin remains low, there is a particularly high interest coming from states like Hawaii, California, Nevada and Washington. But despite the high interests in these areas, it is still researched and known that whales are responsible for the recent increase in bitcoin price.

The fact that larger hands are accumulating BTC instead of retail investors also explains the somewhat suppressed mainstream interest in Bitcoin. Various metrics, including Google Trends, have shown lackluster mainstream demand for BTC despite its parabolic rally in recent months

Institutional "FOMO" makes the current BTC rally stronger than previous cycles
Whalemap analysts described the recent spike in demand for Bitcoin from whales as “institutional FOMO.” FOMO, short for "fear of missing out," refers to a trend wherein investors increasingly buy into an asset fearing it will continuously surge. Referring to a chart showing whale clusters and inflows into whale wallets, the analysts said: “These are the levels and this is what institutional fomo looks like.”



Whale clusters emerge when whale addresses — addresses that hold over 10,000 BTC — buy Bitcoin and do not move it for prolonged periods of time. This shows that whales plan to hold their most recent BTC purchases in their personal wallets.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-whale-clusters-show-institutional-fomo-is-behind-the-btc-rally
https://cointelegraph.com/news/silicon-valley-and-smart-money-are-behind-this-bitcoin-rally-data-suggests
7636  Other / Politics & Society / Privacy should be at the core of CBDCs, says Boston Fed research director on: November 14, 2020, 06:01:12 AM
Robert Bench, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s director of applied research, thinks privacy should be a focus during the creation of digital money, not an afterthought.

“Privacy is a question that we have learned is critical from a technical perspective,” Bench said during a Chamber of Digital Commerce panel on Friday: “One of our learnings is that the questions of privacy and identity must be considered at the earliest stage of the architecture. Making privacy or identity an ad hoc process is suboptimal from both a privacy or identity perspective, and most importantly from a security perspective.”
A largely digital world often means less privacy. Money is no exception. While countries look toward central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs, payments are less private than the cash transactions of yesterday. CBDCs may or may not give users privacy

Privacy should be a key talking point from the beginning of CBDC development.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/privacy-should-be-at-the-core-of-cbdcs-boston-fed-research-director-said

What did you people think about this? To me, it is like saying what is not possible, even as fiats are, governments do their best to compromise peoples privacy, it is clear that the governments will always compromise privacy, and yet scam and money laundering are always on the rise. How can CBDC be privacy digital currencies, it is clear and obvious that this is not possible, CBDC will be centralized currencies that will strip people out of privacy.
7637  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Role of Bitcoin in Developing counties to accelerate Growth process on: November 12, 2020, 10:11:00 AM
I don't think Bitcoin got anything to do to help people escape poverty, not as long as they bought Bitcoin and threat it as an asset or investment, but overall I really don't see any aspects that it can help people to escape poverty. But in terms of financial services, yes Bitcoin is really capable of that, which is the most goal of Bitcoin having the freedom and we will have our own bank in our pockets.
Assuming, developing countries have what it takes to mine bitcoin, with that, more income people of the countries will earn. The miners will convert some of the bitcoin to fiats and use it to buy something in their community, thereby helping others in the community. If people of developing countries have invested in bitcoin as far back as 2015, it would have brought them earnings too, it will surely affect their counties positively, how about the custodial services like exchanges, if some developing countries have it, it will help them to provide employment. Bitcoin brings wealth to nations, if people of the developing nations embrace it, it will bring them wealth.
7638  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Where are the innovation of 2014 to 2017 in the Bitcoin community? on: November 12, 2020, 06:11:21 AM
There are offers on this forum, and there are still ways people can make use of these forum to earn bitcoin. We just have to face reality, I noticed many people are hear but not hard working, if they are hard working, there are many ways to make bitcoin on this forum. I joined this forum this year, but I am making earning little bitcoin now, and I see you joining campaigns too, there are still few bounties too in altcoin section, and there are more ways to earn on this forum, check the quote below, it is not new to you, but newbies can read it to know that their are opportunities on this forum. The question is, can they be hard working to understand this forum and have some qualities inorder to go for these?

Bitcointalk.org is a very extraordinary forum, unique. Here we are free to interact, communicate and so on as long as we still follow the forum rules. Many are angry, many are happy. The emotions in this forum not only make us smile alone but also make us feel what makes other people feel sad.

Then what exactly is Bitcointalk.org?
From my point of view, Bitcointalk.org has provided everything for everyone with equal opportunity. There are different goals of the members here. But one thing is for sure, Bitcointalk.org is where we work, joke, or even have a career.

Why do I say that Bitcointalk is a career place? This is what I feel, I am only a member with minimal knowledge of technical crypto development. But there is another side that I can achieve from Bitcointalk.

A career journey that can be felt by all members, if you use this forum not only to take part in airdrops and bounties without any consideration about the project and just trapped by scam project promotion to waste your time. Here some career that can achieved by community

1. Become a Community Manager (Freelance, Contract, Full-Time)
One of the careers that you can get in this forum is as a Community Manager (I will call it CM). Those of you who have communication skills can become a CM. There are hundreds of legit projects that you can find from the Announcement Board page or from Services/Services announcement board. From there you can do a project research, look for opportunities, and apply as a CM. The payment also varies, depending on how much you respect yourself.

2. Become a Bounty Manager / Campaign Manager (BM / CM)
A Bounty Manager / Campaign Manager (hereinafter I will call BM), is also one of the jobs that you can make a promising career for you. Just look at how Hhampuz, Murat, Coolcryptovator, DarkStar_ and other top BM are working form campaign a project. Not just one project, they can hold up to 5 projects at once. Isn't this very interesting to be an example that a career as BM is very exciting. Recently I handle some campaign as BM, this is very good experience to be part of the community, you have a same opportunity, just remember follow the rules of the forum, learning, discuss, and sharing. Impossible is nothing to be one of the top member with good reputation to build your "Brand".

3. Become a money lender
Lending money is also like going through a career, you get income from the loans you provide. Even if there are those who offer interest-free, the community still appreciates it by giving something extra. If you are serious about this, you can become a successful lender. For example, OmegaStarScream, DarkStar_, DireWolfM14 and other who doing this services for a long time with lot of customers.

4. Become a professional designer (graphic / website)
Threads, signature campaigns, promotions all require designs to attract members' interest in Bitcointalk. If you don't get the opportunity at freelance website services, try to be more serious about improving your design skills. Thus you can be trusted to be the permanent designer of a project. Or use the service by top BM.

5. Translator or content creator
Lot of project need translator to bring their project going global. You can take this place too. Also you can be a professional content writer to help a project creating content marketing or anything related. This is very good opportunity, you can work from home everyday. And working as you want Smiley

6. Developer
Are you website developer, application developer? You can be a professional and reputable developer here.

7. to much to thinking about the opportunity here , you can find it by your self Grin
There are many careers opportunities that can be achieved by all members in this forum.

END NOTE:
Unfortunately, this opportunity was not taken by the members. Especially the members who just joined Bitcointalk.org. They only think about Airdrops and Bounties which actually don't guarantee an opportunity if they don't do research well, even though doing research doesn't mean it will be 100% successful. However, by choosing to achieve a better career as a freelancer or full-timer, trough Bitcointalk.org. So, are you Newbie. Jr. Member, Member and high rank though, do you still want to continue to chase the something that can be a waste your time only or become a smarter members to see opportunities than just greed for shitcoin?


Let's think about it, and see you when become a better member
7639  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin needs more women. on: November 11, 2020, 08:24:22 PM
https://cointelegraph.com/news/the-number-of-women-in-crypto-and-blockchain-is-skyrocketing-in-2020/amp
Women investing more in Bitcoin
A study published in December by Bitcoin (BTC) fund operator Grayscale showed that 43% of investors interested in Bitcoin are women — up from 13% last year — and this number is actively growing.

As global financial conditions tightened, many people began to invest in real estate, gold and cryptocurrencies. Assuming that females tend to be more pessimistic than males about the global economy, their confidence in cryptocurrency could significantly increase in 2020. As such, many women found a safe haven in digital assets.

43% of Investors Interested in Bitcoin Are Women: Grayscale Survey
https://cointelegraph.com/news/43-of-investors-interested-in-bitcoin-are-women-grayscale-survey/amp
7640  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Learning from what MicroStrategy CEO Explains about Bitcoin on: November 11, 2020, 03:45:34 PM
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If we can predict the value of bitcoin very well, there was a time bitcoin was much volatile than now, but bitcoin is getting stronger with the marketcap it is accumulating, bitcoin could be a volatile currency but that will be for now in such a way it  can still decrease, but if we check and analyze about bitcoin very well, we can noticed that bitcoin will be getting stronger all the time. $20000 was the all time all for bitcoin, but very soon it will break new all time high.

There will be a time the world will really depend on bitcoin because of its steady increase that will still occur, there will be a time when the remaining supply of bitcoin that will be mined will be very little, there will be a time when all bitcoin will be mined, people will be knowing more about bitcoin, more people will be getting educated and getting to know the value of bitcoin and why it is better than fiats and commodities like gold that will still have continuous supplies.

The more the marketcap bitcoin will be having, see bitcoin getting stronger because more people will introduce it to friends, families and business patners. With that by then, bitcoin price will just be increasing the more, even if its price decrease, it will later increase more than the decrease in such a way people will want to invest in it and use it.

I do not think the man is wrong, although we do not know the future, but I hope it is clear that if there is no bitcoin, more people would have invested in gold, but with bitcoin, some gold glory is being taken, and very possible more people will turn to bitcoin, and later affecting the price of gold, although, it could take a long time. I am predicting people turning more to bitcoin investing and trading in the future.
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