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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin can't become world currency (at least now). on: April 01, 2023, 11:20:22 PM
Bitcoin wasn't even made to replace other currencies, or better still, become one of them after sometime... It was made as a different, digitally-contrived method of payment, even as the case might be a little better than the initial idea currently.
Bitcoin is a global currency already, can you prove that otherwise?? .. let's say, 60-80% of people are crypto enthusiast globally. Everyone has legal access to carrying out either the BUYING and selling processes so that should simply infer Bitcoin as being globally acceptable. If yours was about making it a medium of exchange, then that's gonna be aich slower process for the future.
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you feel bad while paying with BTC? on: April 01, 2023, 10:11:35 PM
Hello everyone!
Recently I was thinking about BTC payments and I believe that the system is moving towards bitcoin adoption and paying with bitcoin. And it's great!
What system in particular are you referring to? System of government?
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But the problem for me is that anytime I think about paying with BTC I feel somehow uncomfortable. I always remember the guy who spent 30+ bitcoins on pizza and now these bitcoins are worth a fortune. Like I don't want to be this guy and pay with an asset that WILL go up in price. It feels like you paying more for the product from a future perspective.
That happened a long time ago; I guess that was the first practically presided Bitcoin usage. It wasn't Worth anything more than chips and pizza way Back,. I think that was also done to clear a pathway for the P2P Trnx process which enables a greater amount of scalability today.
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What are your thoughts about this? Personally, I usually try to buy with stablecoins if I have some, it just feels more natural for me. I don't want to touch my BTC while the market is still bad.
It's not even advisable to sell off your coins for the fact that the market is bad or diminished greatly; it's even advisable to buy at that point so it would carry you along to it Apex. Sounds really weird but it's even weirder if you begin to sell now at a big lost.
3  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is buying BTC now, the best option ??? on: April 01, 2023, 09:59:35 PM
See, you've got to be diligent enough and also plot a good diminishing scale, expecting anything to happen from the present market value
Don't it seem to occur to you that a time came, not too long ago, when BTC raged practically to about 22k dolls from 18k? Didn't it seem too fair enough to have gone up real quick?? It did, but what happened? Even after people took advantage of the dip and bought a good worth of crypto? It still fell back drastically..and the people that bought as at 22k dolls, hoping to have it back to 40k at once lost almost everything.
It is advisable for anyone to arrange a plotted, graphical analysis on how the market structure might develop tomorrow. So the answer is Yes, as long as the current value is higher than the gross before it fell previously.
4  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: My first post after reading forum rules before registration on: April 01, 2023, 09:39:54 PM
Good day to everyone here in this forum, this is my first post and I want you guys to please help me with how to solve the puzzle and collect coins before I make a post in the forum.

The forum said I am a suspected spammer but how can I be a spammer here when I am not even a member someone please help clarify this to me, because I cant see that in the bitcointalk rules I read.
Welcome first of all ..
If you had read the rules properly, then that's what is really important here. This whole bug is some kind of the April fool's concept, so you don't have to bother as It's finna get off certainly since I've learnt that it's been going on for a number of years now. Follow the rules and put in your best.. because that's what is appreciable. You know one thing? I really want to see you at the top next time.
5  Other / Meta / Re: New CAPTCHA now required before posting on: April 01, 2023, 09:28:48 PM
It seems impossible to pick 20 coins without hitting the bars, talk more of 99.
This is a rare conception that appears annually. Now if I'm to make that more clear, it's simply the fun that connects, reunites and shows to everyone, what stuff they're exactly made of,..and at the end, it's still the fun yunno.
We were all fooled, happy 1st April!!
6  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: What is Quality post really ? on: December 19, 2022, 07:42:59 PM
Who the heck bumbed this topic?
This isn't to discriminate or make anyone feel bad but I'm afraid I'll have to say this out. how in God's name does anyone understands this whole Post ?? The original meaning is buried in that discontinuous language impediment, holy shit! I know that a language cannot really barrier communication but how TF would someone not improved since 2019? and his writing style doesn't change?? It's Messy.
On the other hand, I've learnt a little from the scraps that I could understand and I think since someone from the first page had said that we've got something like this before, then I'd better go look up for that.
7  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: My Embarrassing First Bitcoin Lecture Attempt with my Colleagues on: December 19, 2022, 07:02:09 PM
Bad things happens every time, even a perfect speaker make mistakes what you should have done is this:
Break the ice, instead of blasting them with your lecture or information about bitcoin, you should get their attention first, what do I mean by that? calm them by making them laugh throw a joke first, to make them smile, most speaker I see does this all the time why? to get the audience interested, since they were tired or too focus on the last speaker.
You should also learn to adjust on the situation, by now you know what to do next time, experience is also a good teacher.
What if he isn't a hilarious type?? So he tries to get funny and everytime,he gets into the worst dilemma he would ever think of; the audience will be like, who's this guy in the first place??What's he got to say to us?? Huh Huh

Man, Everything gets fucked immediately when you/ things Begin just the way you didn't plan out. It'll instill some kinda redundant fear in you and at this point, you've started mixing words already. Inferiority complex would do alot more, that someone could just urinate in their pants at the sight of a crowd.
My advice is, stick to the plan no matter what. When it goes rough and everyone seems not to pay attention, just keep doing your job and believe me, a short moment of enthusiasm would simply get them sweaty, just when they get to realize the truth in it. Immediately when it begins to look catchy to them, remember them of the bad times.
You could tell them about the loses during the DIP and they still get interested, depends on the orator which is you. Everything lies in your hands, take not of that.
8  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Just can't get my eyes off my wallet. on: December 19, 2022, 06:16:46 PM
This is actually my first post though; been through the rules and I came across this topic so I decided to say something..

I am a new Bitcoin holder because I recently decided to terminate a bank standing order that transfers some of my extra earnings to a special account. I wanted to save this money for future use. But I recently decided to stop these savings and use the money to buy Bitcoin no matter how small every month. And the money is kept in a decentralized wallet.
Bitcoin isn't some kind of fixed deposit; it could appreciate or depreciate as the case might be. It's advisable not to hope that your cash remains the same when HODLing Bitcoin,( it may, it may not). You're not converting your cash into cryptocurrencies just to save up, are you?? I thought you knew that you could own a coin permanently?? and that would solve that common problem when you assume it to be a stock in value. I just hope you know this pretty soon.
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But I have one problem which is I keep checking the price of Bitcoin every time I have the slightest opportunity. I just can't take my eyes off my wallet. I can check my wallet up to ten times and above in a day. My mind is telling me that it is not normal since I want to be a long-time investor. I also observe that a drop in price makes me scared, while a rise gives me the opposite feeling.
Isn't this the same thing I stressed in the first paragraph?
You're not an investor, you've only been decoyed maybe by some huge profits that's made over a period of time, and you haven't thought about the losses during every dip too.
You're not HODLing Bitcoin, you're only Saving up your bucks in there for some reasons you know
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I want to know if there is an average number of times a new investor should check his wallet and how can I change my behavior if it is abnormal. Thank you in advance for your helpful responses.
You can check your wallet every millisecond if you wish, but it doesn't show that you've trusted the process, not yet.
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