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Quote from: crzy on June 25, 2022, 09:59:19 PM

Mahirap bawiin ang nga company na yan, it will take time and of course it will take a lot of money which is right now, hinde afford ng gobyerno naten kaya panigurado need paren magtiis ng mga consumer and ng mga pinoy.

High inflation rate is inevitable, medyo napabilis lang talaga ang pagangat nito dahil sa crisis sa ibang bansa. Tataas pa talaga ang mga basic necessities especially with the gas right now, no choice kundi magtipid. Subsidies ang nakikita kong magandang solution for now, pero sana maging ok na ren ang world market para hinde na tumaas lalo yung mga bilihin.

May point ka din kabayan, dahil umiiral pa rin ang covid sa bansa, trillion utang sa world bank, kawalan ng trabaho, pagtaas ng bilihin at ngayon bagong kinahaharap sa oil crisis, malabo na talaga na pagtuunan ng gobyerno ang pagbawi sa mga dating ari-arian nito dahil mag fofocus nga nman talaga ang gobyerno sa pag sasaayos ng bansa natin.

Here in the Philippines, 1 BTC or 1.2 million (current price as of writing) is a lot of money. So i want to invest it in our own rice field in Province of Capiz and improve it, buy some land portion and also i want to start a poultry business for my family. So even if the market is not good, we can still have a money.

Rice Field

Poultry Business

Russia is the world's third-largest oil producer, behind the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, and the world's largest exporter of crude to global markets. It is also a major producer and exporter of natural gas. So, it is impossible if EU prospect a Russian gas ban.

If EU not able to import gas from Russia, then the country stops, the economy stops, cannot heat the houses, cannot run the economy.

When they impose sanctions, then they have to make sure that those sanctions are hurting more those against whom they impose the sanctions than themselves.

Mga kabayan ayon sa kongreso hindi nila popondohan ang pag-aangkat ng langis dahil hindi naman daw nag-iimport ang Pilipinas ng crude oil. Bukod din dito, wala rin aniyang kakayanan at refinery ang Philippine government para i-convert ang krudo sa finished petroleum products.

Dagdag pa nila kung nais mang magbenta ng Russia ng langis sa Pilipinas, dapat aniya itong i-alok sa Petron Corporation at hindi sa Philippine government dahil tanging ang Petron lang kasi ang mayroong oil refinery sa bansa na matatagpuan sa Limay, Bataan.

Kung matatandaan niyo ang Petron ay Pagmamay Ari dati ng Gobyerno ng Pilipinas taon 1991, subalit ibinenta ito ni Fomer President Fidel Ramos sa Saudi Aramco taon 1994 kaya nagmahal na gasolina mula ngayon.

Ngayon si Mr. Ramon Ang na ang Chairman ng Petron Corp. Kung inyong rin naaalala, nabanggit ni Mr. Ang na willing siyang ibenta sa gobyerno ang Petron through installment over five years to pay dahil nga nalugi ito ng 18 billion last year

Sa tingin niyo ba kabayan kung pumayag ang gobyerno na bilhin ang Petron, di na tayo gaano apektado sa oil crisis?

Dapat na bang simulan ng gobyerno ang pagbawi sa dati nitong ari arian na ngayon pribadong kumpanya na ang nag mamay-ari gaya ng Maynilad, Manila Water, Meralco at iba pa upang sa gayon ay maibsan ang pasanin ng mga kababayan natin sa mga susunod mang crisis na darating sa bansa?

I am not against cashless policy should be the government enacted it, infact it is very advantageous nowadays where millennials already aware of digital currencies. But there are several points that the government should address first if this policy should be enacted in the coming years like illiteracy, poverty, jobless etc., these are the major factors where some countries commonly have. I guess we still need paper money for now then educate people for awareness and slowly adopt digital or cashless transaction where most of us already practiced.

BTC will always be a good for investment even though its current price of is unstable but it is still good for long term investment. I have invested a lot on potential crypto project way back 4 years. The same scenario this date where the value is decreasing. But holding it for a long time it gain almost 1000%. This is how the flow of a crypto market, my piece of advice invest what you can afford to loose according to your financial capability and don't buy if you don't have enough reserve funds.

Let’s kick it off with some timeless advice from legendary investor Warren Buffett, who said “Rule No. 1 is never lose money. Rule No. 2 is never forget Rule No. 1.”

The golden rules of investing is to have a well and properly diversified portfolio. To do that, you want to have different kinds of investments that will typically perform differently over time, which can help strengthen your overall portfolio and reduce overall risk.

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Quote from: kudosinitchi on June 20, 2022, 04:04:48 AM

If we really embrace cashless policy, there wil be an Economic Disparity. If the standard payment technique gets changed into the cashless system completely, the chances are that purchasing smartphones or devices for example will become necessary. In a country like India, where many citizens endeavor to provide for their daily food and necessities, purchasing a smartphone is most definitely a luxury these poor sections cannot afford. If cashless acquisition becomes the standard rule, then inequality can be seen in society because not everyone can afford it.

Maybe in a coming day and in near future we will adapt that in our region.
But yes - the point you have mentioned that that for the poor people it is difficult to buy a smart phone. That is the issue. And on the other hand illiteracy is also a serious issue.

The poverty level around the world is going to limit the rate at which the governments can force us to go cashless, however it would not surprise me if in the future governments enacted a policy which disallowed us to convert our digital money that we have in bank accounts to cash, that way they can get the best possible scenario in which those that earn a lot of money cannot convert that money to cash, so you are trapped in using their useless fiat whether you like it or not.

I see your point. If the time comes when cashless policy truly embraced and the government enacted to hold or disabled convertion of our digital money to cash, surely it's a chaos! They will use this policy against us to follow them whether we like it or not.

I just read an article on what are the alternatives to cryptocurrency that offer attractive long-term returns. I would like to share what it offers to us.

Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and speculative, and many investors don’t feel comfortable putting much, if any, money in them. The good news for investors is that they have alternatives to cryptocurrency that offer attractive long-term returns:

Individual stocks. If you’re willing to do the analysis and continue tracking the company, you can make very good returns by investing in individual stocks such as Amazon or Apple.

Dividend stocks. If you’re looking for a cash payout as part of your investment, you can buy dividend stocks. These tend to be less volatile than stocks overall.

Index funds. If you don’t want to do the work of finding individual stocks but still want high returns, then a good alternative is an index fund. An index fund owns stocks or other assets and is designed to track a specific collection of stocks (such as the S&P 500).

REITs. If you’re looking for a healthy cash payout, REITs are another alternative to dividend stocks. REITs own and operate real estate and have a good long-term track record of returns. You can even buy a fund, so you don’t have to pick individual REITs.

Those are some of the highest-potential alternatives to cryptocurrency.

Source : https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bankrate.com/investing/bitcoin-and-crypto-crash-what-investors-should-do/amp/

I would rather invest in a small business while we are in a bear market. This bear market season would likely last at the end of this year, so in these 6 months remaining its better for my personal side to invest in a small trend business just like food and drinks businesses which is very essential for everyone's daily needs. I mean, while the market is down, we must have additional atleast option to invest our energy, time and money properly while waiting for market to comeback. There is nothing wrong with that.

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Thanks man, i'll definitely bookmark this post you made. I was moved and inspired to read and engage and contribute good to this forum. This will help us newbie to set our mind that this forum is not all about making money but it is all about sharing ideas, positive engagement, making friends and help those who need proper guidance.

If i were going to loan, i'll definitely put it in a small business. Though, you can also invest in crypto but it should be you in your control so that when the market is unstable or in a downtrend the loss is minimal. The choice between investing in small businesses or crypto comes down to your own financial goals, desired portfolio, and risk tolerance. Small businesses can be more exciting and may provide a chance to support your daily needs. Each has its risks, and the best scenario is to invest in a variety of opportunities.

Quote from: goaldigger on June 18, 2022, 09:19:28 PM

Quote from: AicecreaME on June 18, 2022, 11:38:07 AM

Sa lahat ng NFT sa kanila talaga yung solid, for me. Kasi maganda yung partners nila na companies, kaya mataas yung pag-asa ko don sa mabubulaklak nila na salita, pero syempre we'll see pa rin kung anong mangyayari. Hintayin lang natin na marelease na talaga yung land at origin at tingnan kung tataas ang presyo ng SLP.

Buti talaga hands on pa rin yung mga devs kahit napakaraming pinoy usually na nagagalit dahil mababa daw kuno ang presyo ng SLP, which is normal for cryptocurrency na bumaba at tumaas. Though, aaminin ko na wala talaga silang magandang burning mechanism sa ngayon.

Matagan na ren simula ng mabasa ko ang mga update ni Axie, pero sa tingin ko ay wala paren ako magandang rason para bumalik lalo na ngayon sobrang baba na ng value ng SLP. Hinde ba sila nagadjust sa reward system para naman kahit papaano ay malaki paren ang kitain?

Anyway, ok naman ang developer ng Axie they are still focused sana lang talaga magawan pa nila ng paraan nag burning system at reward system, once makarecover ang market let’s see kung makakarecover den ba ang Axie, baka doon pa ako bumalik sa paglalaro.

Maraming ng na release na updates ang dev ng axie halos lahat ay more on stability, graphics and features ng mga cards pero di pa gaano na pupush yung plan na magkaroon ng burning like buy back, pero kasama naman sa update na may burning mechanism din sa pag gamit runes at shards. Anyway, hopefully magkaroon ng maganda feedback once na ma release na yung origin. Agree din nman ako sa mga ginagawa ng dev very active sa updates and sa pag improve ng gameplay ng axie iniisip din nila na for long term talaga yung game nila.

Kabayan, ito pala mga aking nagawa. Patuloy ko parin ia-update mga topics na aking mga nagawa dito sa forum. 😊

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