#1User: sheldonnnn bannedCopy:A peer to peer blockchain based energy system system would reduce the need to transmit electricity over long distances, which can result in losses along the way. It would also help reduce the need for energy storage, because such trading can move electricity locally from where it’s being produced in excess to where it’s needed.
http://archive.is/64mnEOriginal:First, it reduces the need to transmit electricity over long distances, which can result in losses along the way. Second, it helps reduce the need for energy storage, because such trading can move electricity locally from where it’s being produced in excess — say, at a very windy wind turbine site or a sun-soaked solar photovoltaic array — to where it’s needed https://www.greenbiz.com/article/what-blockchain-can-do-environment
#2User: Ayaancool bannedCopy:Bitcoin and the Blockchain are not bad for the environment.Mankind’s incessant urge to burn fossil fuels is bad for the environment.If you want to mine in an environmentally-friendly way do so in a place where the electricity comes from green energy.Check out crypto projects like WePower and HydroMiner if you want to dive into green mining in a bigger way......!
http://archive.is/64mnEOriginal:https://www.quora.com/Is-Bitcoin-and-Blockchain-really-bad-for-the-environment-Should-Bitcoin-mining-be-stopped-to-save-our-planet
#3User: lakita bannedCopy:
They may have misunderstood Bitcoin, but they changed their minds when they saw me making money from Bitcoin. I think negative thinking about Bitcoin will change in everyone's eyes.
http://archive.is/uPNqGOriginal:My friends think Bitcoin will make me lose everything. But they changed their minds when they saw me making money from Bitcoin. I think the negative thinking about Bitcoin will change in the eyes of everyone. And it is those of us who will be the bridge to prove that Bitcoin is completely harmless to everyone.
#4User: henry 94Copy:I'm trying to encourage many people all the time to start using Bitcoin. Many people laugh at me because of that, but I don't mind it at all. They don't know how banking and economy works and they are not willing to learn new things.
http://archive.is/1UeIwOriginal:I'm trying to encourage many people all the time to start using Bitcoin. Many people laugh at me because of that, but I don't mind it at all. They don't know how banking and economy works and they are not willing to learn new things. Many people actually think that banks are safe and convenient in use, but that's not necessarily true. I find Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies much more easy to use and in fact there are many advanced features which can be used only by a few people, but they are pretty useful. Time will show them that they should have believed in Bitcoin.
#5User: Ling ching xu bannedCopy:I'm trying to encourage many people all the time to start using Bitcoin. Many people laugh at me because of that, but I don't mind it at all. They don't know how banking and economy works and they are not willing to learn new things.
http://archive.is/TZ9uXOriginal:I'm trying to encourage many people all the time to start using Bitcoin. Many people laugh at me because of that, but I don't mind it at all. They don't know how banking and economy works and they are not willing to learn new things. Many people actually think that banks are safe and convenient in use, but that's not necessarily true. I find Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies much more easy to use and in fact there are many advanced features which can be used only by a few people, but they are pretty useful. Time will show them that they should have believed in Bitcoin.
#6User: mrsimons121 bannedCopy:Yes a lot of waiting and I know it won't be that long before proving them wrong about Bitcoin. Then I won't need to stress myself in convincing them because they will be able to see the proof.
http://archive.is/uczOSOriginal:Yes a lot of waiting and I know it won't be that long before proving them wrong about Bitcoin. Then I won't need to stress myself in convincing them because they will be able to see the proof.
#7User: Yoyo chan bannedCopy:My colleague at work had told me that bitcoin is a scam and not true at all and I prove them wrong by saying to them, just try to do what I am doing then you later decide on your own once you had tried. Some people would directly comment wherein they haven't made any research about bitcoin and how it works for people to earn from it.
http://archive.is/uczOSOriginal:Well, my colleague at work had told me that bitcoin is a scam and not true at all and I prove them wrong by saying to them, just try to do what I am doing then you later decide on your own once you had tried. Some people would directly comment wherein they haven't made any research about bitcoin and how it works for people to earn from it. These people lacks the knowledge and just comment right away where they don't have any proof at all.
#8User: FrankHilk9 bannedCopy:I also experienced that, to the point that I did not want to discuss the topic with people who always criticize bitcoin. I think in the near future they will realize how bitcoin is something that is not bad. we just wait and prove it
http://archive.is/QYSNpOriginal:I also experienced that, to the point that I did not want to discuss the topic with people who always criticize bitcoin. I think in the near future they will realize how bitcoin is something that is not bad. we just wait and prove it
#9User: Holapola bannedCopy:Well for those who are saying it can't be regulated can kiss their dream of using Bitcoin freely.because if a country can regulate the currency they won't use it and thus the citizens also has to comply with it.
http://archive.is/lT7zOOriginal:Well for those who are saying it can't be regulated can kiss their dream of using Bitcoin freely.because if a country can regulate the currency they won't use it and thus the citizens also has to comply with it.
#10User: meliastor bannedCopy:Although governments are trying to address the issues that bitcoin poses to them in different ways. Bitcoin was exclusively intended to have a companion 2 peer method of activity and abusing this, appear to be inconceivable. Concerning me, different regions required with bitcoin can be observed and managed.
http://archive.is/lT7zOOriginal:I trust the idea behind the advancement of bitcoin was to address some effectively existing issues related with the present framework and to fill in as an elective means. Bitcoin was exclusively intended to have a companion 2 peer method of activity and abusing this, appear to be inconceivable. Concerning me, different regions required with bitcoin can be observed and managed.
#11User: abiola1 bannedCopy:No, Bitcoin is definitely special. But Bitcoin’s purpose is not as a regulated fiat currency. We already have a regulated currency, and it works fine (IMHO). Bitcoin’s purpose isn’t to be a regulated fiat. Its purpose is to be decentralized. If Bitcoin lost that decentralization, and consequently became a regulated fiat currency, it would no longer be Bitcoin.
http://archive.is/aQhQ4Original:Bitcoin is definitely special. But Bitcoin’s purpose is not as a regulated fiat currency. We already have a regulated currency, and it works fine (IMHO).
Bitcoin’s purpose isn’t to be a regulated fiat. Its purpose is to be decentralized. If Bitcoin lost that decentralization, and consequently became a regulated fiat currency, it would no longer be Bitcoin.
The whole experiment hinges on decentralization, and things such as regulation and “legal tender” are completely polar to that.
#12User: Gituyqux bannedCopy:Bitcoin has only a small chance of being monitored, but the probability of the owner or user being regulated is high because they all need to trade with their own currency.
http://archive.is/bIHA2Original:Bitcoin has only a small chance of being monitored, but the probability of the owner or user being regulated is high because they all need to trade with their own currency.
#13User: pilnenkii bannedCopy:it is difficult to legally regulate the crypto-currency market. Especially in the field of ICO - the initial placement of coins (tokens) of some new prospective project, in which the owners offer to invest in investors, and then receive monetary benefits.
http://archive.is/lQADCOriginal:it is difficult to legally regulate the crypto currency market. Especially in the field of ICO - the primary placement of coins (tokens) of some new, prospective project, in which the owners offer to invest in investors, and then get monetary benefits.
#14User: zulkarnen198 bannedCopy:we think we all know first that bitcoin can not be regulated, because it is not managed by a single government agency of any country and not paper currency, but the online currency so that the thought that it can be arranged is not visible. unless the majority of nodes and mining hashrates are owned by government agencies or large organizations that are under government authorization or management.
http://archive.is/C6RukOriginal:i think we all know that bitcoin can't be regulated, because it can not be managed by a single government of any country and its not a paper currency but online currency so the thought that it can be regulated is not visible. unless majority nodes and mining hashrate are owned by government or huge organization that is under government authorization or management.
#15User: careCentre bannedCopy: Clearly, bitcoin can't be regulated unless majority nodes and mining hash rate are owned by the government or huge organization. But government can monitor bitcoin's blockchain, regulate all exchange and service which related to bitcoin and make rules about bitcoin usage. Bitcoin cannot be regulated because of its anonymity and security. it will be difficult for bitcoin to be regulated considering it's decentralized nature. Decentralization is hard to regulate.
http://archive.is/RxSnjOriginal:Obviously bitcoin can't be regulated, unless majority nodes and mining hashrate are owned by government or huge organization. But government can monitor bitcoin's blockchain, regulate all exchange and service which related to bitcoin and make rules about bitcoin usage.
Couple of words changed/added, rest is copy/paste. #16User: Sidas_Crew669 bannedCopy:It is very difficult to regulate bitcoin, because Bitcoin has been created as a decentralized currency and hence, can not be fully controlled. That is the reason, China and Russia are struggling to organize and control it. The only thing they can do is set the bitcoin exchange and all trading platforms to strictly follow the KYC to join new customers. Only we saw a few months before, China enforced strict rules on the exchange of bitcoin there and asked them to follow the KYC so that money laundering could be stopped.
http://archive.is/FzRrvOriginal:Bitcoin has been created as a decentralized currency and so,it could not be completely controlled.That's the reason,china and russia were struggling to regulate and control it.The only thing that they could do is to regulate the bitcoin exchanges and all trading platforms to strictly follow KYC on joining new customers.Just we saw few months earlier,china imposed strict regulations over bitcoin exchanges there and asked them to follow KYC so that money laundering could be stopped.
#17User: nichoslalble bannedCopy:I think it's not really bad effect tho for me personally, it maybe just wasting my time with the smartphone and have no time for my friends and any other quite unnecessary things to do. And also sometimes I forgot about my girlfriends.
http://archive.is/IvRtAOriginal:Well I think it's not really bad effect tho for me personally, it maybe just wasting my time with the smartphone and have no time for my friends and any other quite unnecessary things to do. And also sometimes I forgot about my girlfriends.
#18User: ListenMiss bannedCopy:Bitcoin is based on a decentralized system. This offers both advantages and disadvantages. Decentralized system means anonymous transactions. Therefore, crimes like terrorists can make use of it to hide money earning from illegal actions.
http://archive.is/IvRtAOriginal:Bitcoin is based on a decentralized system. This offers both advantages and disadvantages. Decentralized system means anonymous transactions. Therefore, crimes like terrorists can make use of it to hide money earning from illegal actions.
#19User: andreyka0308 bannedCopy:Bitcoin is almost perfect, but there is one problem that is too unpredictable. Because of the volatility, I always have to be in a state of stress. It's very hard to constantly talk about this
http://archive.is/sncu0Original:Bitcoin is almost perfect but I have one problem that its too unpredictable. Because of the volatility I have to be in stress all the time. I don't know what will happen I have high blood pressure.
Couple of words changed here and there, still plagiarism. #20User: TN0904950 bannedCopy:I think Due to the large volatility, people can not ensure the stability and instability of their savings. In addition, bitcoin has a strong impact on increasing the shadow economy segment of many countries, which intensifies confrontation and conflict between government and crypto currencies.
The negative effect of bitcoin lies in the fact that in the case of falling prices, the savings of crypto currencies, which accumulate in certain countries, are almost destroyed.
http://archive.is/sr9mrOriginal:The negative effect of bitcoin lies in the fact that in case of a price drop, the crypto-currency savings, accumulated in a particular country, are virtually destroyed. Because of the great volatility, people can not be sure of the stability and invariability of their savings. In addition, bitcoin has a strong impact on the increase in the segment of the shadow economy of many countries, which intensifies the confrontation and conflict between governments and crypto-currencies.
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Print used to work but for some reason doesn't anymore*. AFAIK "All" and print were the only [legacy] ways to view all posts.
It's not too difficult finding copy-pasters because you can usually tell via their vocabulary and/or sudden change in writing style. A simple google search with a chunk of the post (not all of it, since they can sometimes add some of their own asinine comments and/or other copy-pasted content) will usually do the trick. *on lengthy threads
The last time I visited one of those threads whilst hunting plagiarists, I just did it the old fashion way, clicking on each page and searching within the thread for suspected copy/pastes. I'm sure there's a much easier way to do it, but frankly after about a week of doing it my will to find these jokers left me. When I'd find one, it'd be like finding a cockroach--where there's one, there are probably a hundred hiding out in random cereal boxes and in the stove. Too much for my sanity, thanks.
Wouldn't it be so nice if average members like you and me didn't have to waste our time searching for these knuckleheads?
Looks like apart from using the old fashion way, going through each page, there is no other choice. Exact copy/paste is easy to spot, google search would do the trick, but some plagiarists do change a couple of words, 90% match and without having all the posts on a single page, it's a bit difficult to get these sloppy text spinners. |
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Majority of Spammers/plagiarists post in megathreads. With a thread having less than 25 pages, choosing view all and having all the posts on a single page is quite easy to spot copy/paste content, but for a thread with more than 25 pages, "all" option is disabled. I tried the "print" option also, but. An Error Has Occurred!
The topic is too large to fit on one page. Is there a solution to get all the posts in a megathread to fit on one page? Print used to work but for some reason doesn't anymore*. AFAIK "All" and print were the only [legacy] ways to view all posts. *on lengthy threads
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#1User: Prodigan786 bannedCopy:The true identity of Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto is something that has boggled the minds of many a crypto enthusiast since 2008. Despite having been unmasked by the NSA, there are very few people outside the Department of Homeland Security who know Satoshi’s real name.
http://archive.is/HfWUKOriginal:https://medium.com/@cryptaldashcoin/who-is-the-real-satoshi-nakamoto-55bacbbee566
#2User: rezciva bannedCopy:One of the greatest mysteries in the world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency has been resolved, it seems that Satoshi Nakamoto is none other than Dr. Craig Wright. Everyone wants us to believe, though most of the information is based only on a rumor and not a verifiable proof.
Although not the first time Dr. Craig Steven Wright appeared in search of Satoshi Nakamoto, various media outlets around the world claiming to have substantial evidence to support the statement. Or rather, they declare this announcement to be completely based on information verified by others, even if it leaves no evidence.
http://archive.is/Y7FUaOriginal:One of the greatest mysteries in the world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency has been resolved, it seems that Satoshi Nakamoto is none other than Dr. Craig Wright. Everyone wants us to believe, though most of the information is based only on a rumor and not a verifiable proof.
Although not the first time Dr. Craig Steven Wright appeared in search of Satoshi Nakamoto, various media outlets around the world claiming to have substantial evidence to support the statement. Or rather, they declare this announcement to be completely based on information verified by others, even if it leaves no evidence.
#3User: blue_id69 bannedCopy:We need to regulate digital currency 'cause its fairly new and it still needs some rules to hold it in place. Its for the better of the public and the society. This also means that the government is ready to accept digital currency. Making regulations is just there for digital currency to fit in the society and in the norm.Regulating the digital currency to its core would not be the best option. What i meant here is that regulating how its formed, how much needs to be made, in what order, and location specific and the pricing. Not everything needs to be controlled and checked. What certainly can be tweeked in tge existantial system is thw way to track a transaction, may be only if needes though.
http://archive.is/H7Fy0Original:We need to regulate digital currency 'cause its fairly new and it still needs some rules to hold it in place. Its for the better of the public and the society. This also means that the government is ready to accept digital currency. Making regulations is just there for digital currency to fit in the society and in the norm.
Regulating the digital currency to its core would not be the best option. What i meant here is that regulating how its formed, how much needs to be made, in what order, and location specific and the pricing. Not everything needs to be controlled and checked. What certainly can be tweeked in tge existantial system is thw way to track a transaction, may be only if needes though.
How transactions are irrevocable sometimes turn out to be an issue. And it identity which is kept secret is a good thing in security terms but when need arises, as it may in case of crime, extortiom and laundering cases, it is what stops the investigation to proceed. So some tweeking here and there needs to be done. Only if developers could do it remotely in the existing ceypto i.e. bitcoin, and not create some new crypto every day.
#4User: bengetsia bannedCopy:i think Digital currency or more commonly known as cryptocurrency needs to be regulated as it needs to have features in olace that will protect us the consumer and those that would operate this from misuse and other kinds of fraud and Regulating cryptocurrency is not possible because it is decentralized but regulating the transactions in the cryptocurrency exchanges is possible and some governments have already imposed this kind of rules. The aim of regulation is to protect the bitcoin users from any scams that involved bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and prevent some people in using it from any illegal acts
http://archive.is/H7Fy0Original:Digital currency or more commonly known as cryptocurrency needs to be regulated as it needs to have features in olace that will protect us the consumer and those that would operate this from misuse and other kinds of fraud. This is also needed so that we can be accepted, anything that is unregulated or anything that goes unchecked can basically be a conduit for something that can be used for heinous schemes and this are something that we should all worry about.
Regulating cryptocurrency is not possible because it is decentralized but regulating the transactions in the cryptocurrency exchanges is possible and some governments have already imposed this kind of rules. The aim of regulation is to protect the bitcoin users from any scams that involved bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and prevent some people in using it from any illegal acts. But it is impossible to prevent some bad elements in using bitcoin in their illegal business so the government will monitor the flow of virtual currency instead.
#5User: arctic circle bannedCopy:We need to manage digital money because we have to monitor and see what price or percentage every day, so we can know the price rises and the decline of the market of the coin
http://archive.is/H7Fy0Original:We need to manage digital money because we have to monitor and see what price or percentage every day, so we can know the price rises and the decline of the market of the coin and we can arrange and determine where the moment when we to sell or buy the coin
#6User: jayarbillones bannedCopy:for me we get used to do our transactions in our current traditional monetary and banking system. Of banks and governments cannot control cryptocurrencies they don't want them to be used legally by people.once Bitcoin becomes global currency which will be easier, rather than regulate from part to part.
http://archive.is/fwfQrOriginal:We get used to do our transactions in our current traditional monetary and banking system. If banks and governments cannot control crypto currencies
they don't want them to be used legally by people. So, if everybody use them legally, it'd better to be regulated.
#7User: bitcoinrunners001 bannedCopy:Cryptocurrency is being decentralized so if we want it to be regulated by the government well it would be lose it's uniqueness.We do not need to regulate cryptocurrencies but regulations can be also helpful with the adoption and growth of them or they can be restrictive and even prevent the adoption altogether.In the end it will come down to what they are regulating and how.If it is regulation of exchanges and if it leads to a more secure place where people can trade with less risk that would be a very good thing.
http://archive.is/fwfQrOriginal:we don't need to regulate cryptocurrencies but regulations can be also helpful with the adoption and growth of them or they can be restrictive and even prevent the adoption altogether. in the end it will come down to what they are regulating and how. for example if it is regulation of exchanges and if it leads to a more secure place where people can trade with less risk that would be a very good thing.
#8User: sepeda karat bannedCopy:I think most important things to consider are "your target customers and what you sell."You always make sure that your products you have plan to sell should have customers who will buy it. Also,you should study first if there is a market for it before you begin.
http://archive.is/VjjBLOriginal:I think most important things to consider are "your target customers and what you sell."You always make sure that your products you have plan to sell should have customers who will buy it. Also,you should study first if there is a market for it before you begin.
#9User: BitProCoin bannedCopy:Regarding the price aspect, I do not think that you can really convince a customer to pay more than average price these days. There is so much competition and people are ready to provide same service for cheaper.
http://archive.is/VjjBLOriginal:Regarding the price aspect, I do not think that you can really convince a customer to pay more than average price these days. There is so much competition and people are ready to provide same service for cheaper.
#10User: SirEGB bannedCopy:The most sweetest thing one can start a business is having it financed from a money that is acquired for free. What i am trying to imply is that since bounty campaign can make you earn bitcoin for free through your bounty token rewards, then you can already have a capital for you to start a business. So when you have already the money, planning and having a business plan is already essential.
http://archive.is/VjjBLOriginal:The most sweetest thing one can start a business is having it financed from a money that is acquired for free. What i am trying to imply is that since bounty campaign can make you earn bitcoin for free through your bounty token rewards, then you can already have a capital for you to start a business. So when you have already the money, planning and having a business plan is already essential.
#11User: meatballsset bannedCopy:Important things that you needs to consider when starting a business. Capital - need to have a capital to start the business and even a reserve for the buffer just in case. Market - you need to have a good market for a successful business.
http://archive.is/UW3BdOriginal:Important things that you needs to consider when starting a business.
1. Capital - need to have a capital to start the business and even a reserve for the buffer just in case.
2. Market - you need to have a good market for a successful business.
#12User: torontoconti bannedCopy:You can invest in Bitcoin again right now. I believe that the prices for this cryptocurrency number one will go up this year already. Be on time to buy it. I prefer in invest bitcoin.
http://archive.is/CC46fOriginal:You can invest in Bitcoin again right now. I believe that the prices for this cryptocurrency number one will go up this year already. Be on time to buy it.
#13User: Botude23 bannedCopy:According to me if anyone wants to invest in Bitcoin then the present time is the best time for him. This is because the price of Bitcoin is quite low nowadays and it is always wise to invest in any investment asset when the price is low.So you should take this price drop as an opportunity and invest in Bitcoin as much as possible.Many people feel it risky to invest in Bitcoin nowadays because the price has been low from quite a long time but they should think positive because Bitcoin is capable of recuperating from such drops.Bitcoin is expected to rise in the coming months.
http://archive.is/AdgxpOriginal:According to me if anyone wants to invest in Bitcoin then the present time is the best time for him. This is because the price of Bitcoin is quite low nowadays and it is always wise to invest in any investment asset when the price is low.So you should take this price drop as an opportunity and invest in Bitcoin as much as possible.Many people feel it risky to invest in Bitcoin nowadays because the price has been low from quite a long time but they should think positive because Bitcoin is capable of recuperating from such drops.Bitcoin is expected to rise in the coming months.So invest in Bitcoin now so that you can earn more profits in future.
#14User: ceylan bannedCopy:I also don't believe the huge dip will occur again.Every year June month , there will be huge raise in price. i think that This is best time to buy bitcoin at 7000$ range. Once it increases above 8000$,we will never be able to buy at 7000$ mark.so Use the chance wisely to shine in trading.
http://archive.is/Qzma3Original:I don't think the huge dip will occur again.Every year June month , there will be huge raise in price.This is best time to buy bitcoin at 7000$ range.Once it increases above 8000$,we can't able to buy at 7000$ mark.Use the chance wisely to shine in trading.This is next chance for the people missed out last time.
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Not only these 2 idiots but almost 4+ accounts are connected with bitxoxo and they are spamming the forum a lot by promoting their ponzi(shady) schemes. Hope mods Ban these users at the earliest. @krishnapramod they are most probably handled by a single user or they may be staffs of bitxoxo who are being paid to spam the forum and promote their ponzi...
User Bit talk has been plagiarising in Altcoin Section Copy : 🚨BTC UPDATE!🚨
Conclusion: If BTC will hold 5900$ support, we can expect nice bounced back soon,
also RSI is very oversold so it can happened every moment,
from second way, if too many people start
opening long positions with leverage, whales may push BTC down again so that the stock exchanges do not lose large amounts of money. I do not expecting more decrease than 5000-5400$ zone which is strong support for BTC. Do not lose your patience! I’m pretty sure that good days will come for crypto.
it many times but i will do that again, we are here on long term, not for short.
http://archive.is/rHCdQOriginal : Conclusion: If BTC will hold 5900$ support, we can expect nice bounced back soon,
also RSI is very oversold so it can happened every moment,
from second way, if too many people start
opening long positions with leverage, whales may push BTC down again so that the stock exchanges do not lose large ammounts of money. Our team do not expecting more decrease than 5000-5400$ zone which is strong support for BTC. Do not lose your patience! Im pretty sure that good days will come for crypto.
I said it many times but i will do that again, we are here on long term, not for short. P.S @LoyceV isn't it easier to use the "Report to Moderator" button for reporting plagiarism posts rather than mentioning them here  Won't that be easier for Mods to handle rather than coming up to this thread and checking each users posts manually... What are your thoughts about it? 1. Sometimes users copy from multiple sources, it's easier to add proof here. Apart from posting here, at the same time posts are also reported through "Report to Moderator" button. 2. If a user gets banned for plagiarism and starts a new thread with an alt asking why he got banned, simply pointing to this thread with proof would be enough rather than a mod going through reports and then posting a proof. 3. With all the plagiarism reports being posted here, it serves as a warning to newbies that plagiarism is actively reported and to not indulge in such activities. |
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#1User: NyLymZbl bannedCopy:For me it is too early for Bitcoin to stabilize at this point. its volatility is still causing the roller coaster rise and fall of the price in the market. I don't think it will stabilize anytime soon but if you think about it it is what makes Bitcoin stronger as well. In time I know Bitcoin price will stabilize but not anytime soon.
http://archive.is/n22G1Original:For me it is too early for Bitcoin to stabilize at this point. its volatility is still causing the roller coaster rise and fall of the price in the market. I don't think it will stabilize anytime soon but if you think about it it is what makes Bitcoin stronger as well. In time I know Bitcoin price will stabilize but not anytime soon.
Not an exact copy/paste, sloppy text spinning. #2User: Elkafi bannedCopy:I think It's hard to believe maybe it just has a hard time for its increased value at this point. It is highly unlikely for the price to become stagnant because Bitcoin is naturally unstable. Fluctuations are always expected to occur. Ups and downs are happening even though some are not clearly visible. Eventually its market value will increase and that is reason enough to invest now. Maybe in the future butcoin will more stable, If the market demand is increasing
http://archive.is/c7GLUOriginal:It is hard to believe maybe it is just having a hard time for its value to increase at this moment. It is quite impossible for its price to be stagnant because Bitcoin is naturally volatile . Fluctuations are always expected to happen. Ups and downs are happening although some of it are not obviously observable. Eventually its market value will increase and that is an enough reason to invest now.
#3User: Milashka12 bannedCopy:Bitcoin is not recognised by any central bank and currently allows people to bypass banks and traditional payment methods to pay for goods and services. Banks and other financial institutions have been concerned about bitcoin’s early associations with money laundering and online crime, and it has not been adopted by any government.This also affected his fall.
http://archive.is/uEVdSOriginal:https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/feb/02/bitcoin-biggest-bubble-in-history-says-economist-who-predicted-2008-crash
#4User: vitsexy bannedCopy:Satoshi Nakamoto is a term used by an unknown person and is a bitcoin designer and the result of its original application refers to Bitcoin Core. [1] Through its application in Bitcoin Core, the blockchain database has also been planned with careful thought for the first time. In a series of actions, the issue of double-spending in digital currency can be found by Satoshi Nakamoto for the first time. Satoshi Nakamoto is an enterprising follower in connection with bitcoin development until 2010.
http://archive.is/1lk14Original:Satoshi Nakamoto is a term used by an unknown person and is a bitcoin designer and the result of its original application refers to Bitcoin Core. [1] Through its application in Bitcoin Core, the blockchain database has also been planned with careful thought for the first time. In a series of actions, the issue of double-spending in digital currency can be found by Satoshi Nakamoto for the first time. Satoshi Nakamoto is an enterprising follower in connection with bitcoin development until 2010. (Source wikipedia) 
#5User: vivekyuvan bannedCopy:Laszlo Hanyecz (laszlo) made the first documented purchase of a good with bitcoin when he bought two Domino's pizzas from jercos for 10,000 BTC. laszlo had made contributions to Bitcoin's source code in the past.Florida-based programmer working for online retail company GoRuck, but you’d probably be wrong — Hanyecz was behind the inspirational purchase of two pizzas from Papa John’s for 10,000 Bitcoin (BTC) back on May 22, 2010, making this week a celebration of Pizza Day’s eight year anniversary.
http://archive.is/xvA6QOriginal:https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Laszlo_Hanyeczhttps://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-pizza-guy-laszlo-hanyecz-on-why-bitcoin-is-still-the-only-flavor-of-crypto-for-him
#6User: naldal barcelona bannedCopy:Given the positive reception cryptos are receiving right now, the future seems to be bright. Numerous countries have expressed neutrality or openness about the cryptocurrency fad which is great
http://archive.is/MWOrIOriginal:There will be countries who'd surely oppose the rise of cryptocurrencies since it combats their best interests and there would be those who'd openly welcome it since it helps them do things for their citizens. There would be a mixed reaction about the rise of cryptocurrencies that's for sure, but given the positive reception cryptos are receiving right now, the future seems to be bright. Numerous countries have expressed neutrality or openness about the cryptocurrency fad which is great, while a few ones expressed negativity since they can only see the bad side of the crypto.
#7User: Gathel bannedCopy:bitcoin prices so unstable? This is because the bitcoin price fluctuations in various international and local bitcoin markets such as coinbase, bitstamp, kraken, btc china, bitcoin.co.id and others are driven by many factors.
http://archive.is/kTFtwOriginal:bitcoin prices are unstable due to, bitcoin price fluctuations in various international and local bitcoin markets such as coinbase, bitstamp, kraken, btc china, bitcoin.co.id and others are driven by many factors. Such volatility in bitcoin markets that do not yet have an index is generally accepted, since cryptocurrency as an asset class is still in its nascent stage.
#8User: jennie.alexander bannedCopy:Bitcoin volatility is also driven in large party by varying perceptions of the intrinsic value of the cryptocurrency as a store of value and method of value transfer.Such volatility in bitcoin markets that do not yet have an index is generally accepted, since cryptocurrency as an asset class is still in its nascent stage.
http://archive.is/kTFtwOriginal:https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/052014/why-bitcoins-value-so-volatile.aspbitcoin prices are unstable due to, bitcoin price fluctuations in various international and local bitcoin markets such as coinbase, bitstamp, kraken, btc china, bitcoin.co.id and others are driven by many factors. Such volatility in bitcoin markets that do not yet have an index is generally accepted, since cryptocurrency as an asset class is still in its nascent stage.
#9User: binarhingar bannedCopy:Bitcoin price fluctuations in various international and local Bitcoin markets, such as Bitstamp, Coinbase, Kraken, Bitcoin.co.id, BTCChina, etc. are driven by many factors. Volatility is measured in the traditional market by the Volatility Index (CBIE Volatility Index) also known as the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX).
Volatility in the Bitcoin market does not yet have a generally accepted index because cryptocurrency as an asset class is still in its nascent stage. However, we know that Bitcoin is capable of experiencing volatility in the form of price changes 10 times against the US dollar in such a short period of time.
http://archive.is/qdGRwOriginal:https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/052014/why-bitcoins-value-so-volatile.asp
#10User: Wahyud11 bannedCopy:bitcoin prices are unstable due to, bitcoin price fluctuations in various international and local bitcoin markets such as coinbase, bitstamp, kraken, btc china, bitcoin.co.id and others are driven by many factors. Such volatility in bitcoin markets that do not yet have an index is generally accepted, since cryptocurrency as an asset class is still in its nascent stage.
http://archive.is/gmLqcOriginal:Bitcoin price fluctuations in various international and local Bitcoin markets, such as Bitstamp, Coinbase, Kraken, Bitcoin.co.id, BTCChina, etc. are driven by many factors. Volatility is measured in the traditional market by the Volatility Index (CBIE Volatility Index) also known as the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX).
Volatility in the Bitcoin market does not yet have a generally accepted index because cryptocurrency as an asset class is still in its nascent stage. However, we know that Bitcoin is capable of experiencing volatility in the form of price changes 10 times against the US dollar in such a short period of time.
#11User: Sabihtikoy bannedCopy:I hope to discuss about the future payment methods of BTC and Crypto. Start accepting bitcoin and crypto currency payment today,Accept payment security without payment claim and avoid risk ,Send the bitcoin and crypto currency to your employees and customers.
Crypto currencies have become part of payment methods…more and more business and merchants are adopting it because You don’t have to worry about crossing borders, rescheduling for bank holidays, or any other limitations one might think will occur when transferring money,Payments in Bitcoin can be made and finalized without one’s personal information being tied to the transactions.
Due to the fact that personal information is kept hidden from prying eyes, Bitcoin protects against identity theft.
#12User: 110910ktx bannedCopy:People just view our economy as bad because they think that how they are financially is bad when in fact there are worse things happening with people in another country. Well, in my country economy is at the middle stage. Our government is also compose of corrupted officials but its not realy affect our economy. I say that economy is not affected because I also notice plenty of investors want to invest in our country. Jobs are also available for everybody. Well poverty is main problem in my country also
http://archive.is/JvMxfOriginal:Honestly, everyone really thinks that it's the economy is bad in this side of the world. But frankly it's not. I mean there are alot of people with very low skills but then again there are ways to get training without enrolling into a university. People just view our economy as bad because they think that how they are financially is bad when in fact there are worse things happening with people in another country.
#13User: Miracleismyidol bannedCopy:My country is blessed with alot of mineral resources and lots of talented people but to my surprise the poor became poorer and the rich richier from that, the government only care for themselves and leave the masses to suffer. The economy status of my country as of this writing is still not that good. We are still a third world country from South East Asia. We are surviving and still striving hard to be able to improve and develop our economy
http://archive.is/JvMxfOriginal: My country is blessed with alot of mineral resources and lots of talented people but to my surprise the poor became poorer and the rich richier from that, the government only care for themselves and leave the masses to suffer. It is so sad to say, and there are lots if selfish people sitting in a public office. Well I just pray things change for better sooner
#14User: rapperug92 bannedCopy:We find ways even we are struggling inside our countries, the economy is not working well too from where am I right now, earnings from day job salaries is not enough to feed yourself or just break even with your monthly expenses. My country is blessed with alot of mineral resources and lots of talented people but to my surprise the poor became poorer and the rich richier from that, the government only care for themselves and leave the masses to suffer
http://archive.is/yKFSROriginal: My country is blessed with alot of mineral resources and lots of talented people but to my surprise the poor became poorer and the rich richier from that, the government only care for themselves and leave the masses to suffer. It is so sad to say, and there are lots if selfish people sitting in a public office. Well I just pray things change for better sooner
#15User: bealjulian bannedCopy:The legalization of bitcoin does not necessarily lead to a better economy for a country, if the government is not good at issuing a law for bitcoin, it may actually be a huge disadvantage to them, since bitcoin allows its users to take undercover transactions and possibly harm the state. I dont really think that bitcoin can do that for us or the country itself. Thats bazaar idea to think about as the constructions or amenities that you have mentioned here are handled by the government
http://archive.is/yKFSROriginal:The legalization of bitcoin does not necessarily lead to a better economy for a country, if the government is not good at issuing a law for bitcoin, it may actually be a huge disadvantage to them, since bitcoin allows its users to take undercover transactions and possibly harm the state, government should be able to take the best possible benefit from regulation such as asking for taxes, and so forth, thus benefiting one another
#16User: Realistmoon bannedCopy:In my country, Ukraine's economy is on a thin line, the country is full of corruption and impunity. The poor and the middle class are milked as a cow levying taxes.
http://archive.is/2NQs9Original:In my country, Ukraine's economy is on a thin line, the country is full of corruption and impunity. The poor and the middle class are milked as a cow levying taxes.
#17User: kaikai18 bannedCopy:The exchange running for almost 2 years is active on both the mobile app (Android & iOS) and web portal, while they recently launched an ICO Launchpad for the ICO company to list their token. So, after a successful journey of 2 years as an exchange, it won’t be wrong in saying that the upcoming project of Bitxoxo is already a successful project.
http://archive.is/LIRwJOriginal:https://news.bitcoin.com/pr-bitxoxo-exchange-has-launched-its-own-ico-token/
#18User: aioservices18 bannedCopy:Bitxoxo has achieved in offering the best services and new products to its users. They are the first bitcoin exchange to launch Pre-Paid Gift cards and Referral system for customers.
http://archive.is/LIRwJOriginal:https://news.bitcoin.com/pr-bitxoxo-exchange-has-launched-its-own-ico-token/
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Would have used the word investment instead of tool, but from the price movements (doesn't bother me, not in for the price). If bluntly put, it looks like there was no real adoption last year, just speculative bubbles popping through. Yeah, blame the media, blame MT.Gox, Tether report, whatever, but still on the surface it looks Bitcoin is just another penny stock. Manipulation is a real issue, isn't going to override it if legendaries on this forum comes up with counter arguments. Real world adoption, common phrase in crypto community, that's what needs to happen, and Bitcoin had it going in the beginning, now it ain't it. You have to infiltrate the real economy to have adoption. Behaving like an asset (gold argument, it became a store of value thousands of years after it was being used as a medium of exchange) is just 5 vs 1000, 5 replaced by another five still the same 1000, ping pong.
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Bitcoin will definitely fall below $ 5,000 next time, I suppose, the price may fall back to $ 3,000 before the big recovery!
At the moment, investment should be considered carefully! Should invest in a moderate level!
Definitely is a big word to use when you are sure....I rarely get into Bitcoin speculation, but I don't see it dropping below $6K...big support level at that point...since speculating, what I see is a recovery. It made to $5,900 but good that it didn't go further.
Edit: From CMC, Bitcoin didn't went below $6006. $5900
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I considered contacting theymos to see if he would allow me to run a report competition where the top reporters of the month would be rewarded in BTC which would come from my personal stash. However, I dropped the idea due to the abuse which would happen, and the lack of data to verify it which theymos would likely have to supply. I did consider requiring users to include screenshots or reports of their reports including the archive evidence of the post they reported to try, and verify it. Where I could possibly determine whether a user is abusing via alt accounts etc. However, that's entirely subjective, and just isn't a good way to go about it. It's too much of a headache to do.
Although, yes I am against the idea of offering monetary gain/merit to reports due to the abuse. However, if we could eliminate that abuse somehow I wouldn't be against offering some sort of reward. Honestly, I think public stats on reporting which would be optional to toggle on or off would probably be enough incentive for some people.
It's not going to work mate, the incentivizer's and then abuser's would get through within a day, rest of the day, would end up with the greedier. Why? The line between incentive, abuse and greed is thin. It wouldn't work. theymos has to take a stance. Keep it, Bitcointalk forum or like jetcash mentioned, Bounty Talk Spam Forum. One post reported, twice post has to be reported, thrice comes up...not going to work. |
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Hey Vod, some other guy + Foxup = You ain't the best  ...don't get all boobzoned on me ...kidding.
Thorough 33 point. With about 2214513 users. Vod's website, active, 1,008,300 users with BCT stat's, it's around 500 registrations daily. Copy/paste, single line/one word/good project/may the project have good achievements in future. It ain't going to stop, water getting through is more than floodgate can handle, no matter how many are reporting. Incentive to reporting, read in one of the threads, it ain't a solution, more a disaster. Bounty managers: We do have a list, but still someone with copper membership can create an ANN thread. Additional restrictions can be put on it. We do have copper, silver, or gold membership. None of these would mean on someone who wants to nitpick the participants. Restricting bounty payout in Bitcoin/well-know alts, still ain't a solution. If adverting through BCT with Bitcoin or alts gets more in token sale. They would opt for Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency, couple of hundreds more in advertising and still they will get away with a thosands. Like discussed in other threads, I guess the only solution is upping the rank to have a sig, earn it rather than spam it. The approach shouldn't be the managers, but the participants. PS: Numbers aren't favor of those who want to get something more better of spam. |
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Although started the sentence with "I have read a news", copied it exactly without linking source. #1User: Airdropeur bannedCopy:I don't know how true but I have read a news that aside from the looming prospect of regulation, a series of high-profile thefts have also had a hand in the sudden rapid dips in value bitcoin and its rivals have experienced - the most recent of which was a failed raid on the Binance cryptocurrency exchange. I understand how you feel right now because not only you experienced that right now, our only way to ease that feeling to trust that bicoin will rise again.
http://archive.is/DGo4YOriginal:Aside from the looming prospect of regulation, a series of high-profile thefts have also had a hand in the sudden rapid dips in value bitcoin and its rivals have experienced - the most recent of which was a failed raid on the Binance cryptocurrency exchange. https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/bitcoin-price-live-updates-latest-value-exchange-rate-digital-cryptocurrency-futures-investment-a8222851.html
#2User: FiveReels bannedCopy:In my own perception, Government requires funds to discharge its numerous responsibilities for the development of the country. Betterment of society as a whole and other non-developmental but essential obligations to discharge its duties, Government incurs various kind of expenditure including expenditure on administrative services, Defense services and cooperation with other countries.
http://archive.is/QdK8xOriginal:https://www.quora.com/Why-should-I-pay-income-tax
#3User: Aidan Martin bannedCopy:This is the basic principle of how Bitcoin’s rate is defined. Price of gold is determined by the same principle: Mining cost. The prime cost of extracting gold from earth, was transformed, in Bitcoin’s case, in a ‘minimum price’ of ‘obtaining’ new Bitcoins by means of calculating certain equations. Demand on the market. Awareness of Bitcoin, interest in it, trust of actual or potential crypto holders, and a lot more factors define the real price among the people who are willing to buy and sell Bitcoin.
http://archive.is/lqi33Original:https://freedomnode.com/blog/98/5-factors-influencing-bitcoin-price
#4User: Lloyd Jacksok bannedCopy:Bitcoin has already crashed once, when its price fell from $1200 to $173, but as we see it has more than recovered. A drop in price does not mean that it’s game over, as it was for the 17th century Dutch tulip industry. Cryptocurrencies have had major sources of investment poured into them and the blockchain industry as a whole, and the technology is evolving all the time to make the market more diverse, safe, and open to all.
http://archive.is/5S6ebOriginal:https://11fs.com/blog/should-i-buy-cryptocurrency-is-it-a-bubble/
#5User: Dominic_King bannedCopy:There seems to be a persistent need of going cashless. People globally are tired of transacting using normal currencies and view bitcoins as a better alternative. Using normal currencies presents so many challenges that bitcoins and other digital currencies intend to solve.
http://archive.is/bxB9DOriginal:https://www.mybitcoin.com/bitcoin-investing-2018/
#6User: terzy bannedCopy:The main advantages of Bitcoin are network effect and proven security. Both are nearly insurmountable advantages. Bitcoin has a proven usage case as a store of value. It’s instructive that most coins try to carve out some differentiation based on much smaller use cases, such as prediction markets, buying things completely anonymously or adding a decentralized name server. Bitcoin has a large lead as a store of value over every altcoin in having existed 8 years without failure. The security of Bitcoin has been proven far more than its much younger counterparts with usage by almost every metric exceeding that of altcoins. Bitcoin is more accessible, with more exchanges, more merchants, more software and more hardware that support it. Bitcoin is far more liquid, with much larger volumes than every altcoin. Bitcoin has the largest developer ecosystem with more software and more implementations than any altcoin. Bitcoin has the most entrepreneurs creating companies around it with a lot of intellect, dedication and creativity going toward making it more useful.
http://archive.is/VzcrMOriginal:https://medium.com/@jimmysong/why-bitcoin-is-different-than-other-cryptocurrencies-e16b17d48b94
#7User: batuhantstknnCopy:Bitcoin'e (BTC) yeni başlayanların sıklıkla sorduğu soruların başında Bitcoin ile diğer kripto paraların nasıl edinebileceğidir. Öncelikle şunu bilmek gerekir ki, elinizde Bitcoin'iniz varsa ulusal ve yerel bütün borsalarda işlem yapabilirsiniz. Ancak elinizde BTC yoksa yerel borsalardan veya yakın çevreden Bitcoin satın almalısınız. Ben, genel olarak Bitcoin edinerek ulusal borsalara nasıl açılacağınızı anlatacağım.
Bitcoin sahibi olma
Uluslararası borsaların en bilineni ve güveniliri son zamanlarda artık Binance oldu...
http://archive.is/bmFNcOriginal:https://www.kriptom.com/blog/borsalar-icin-baslangic-kilavuzu/
#8User: Selbit bannedCopy:Bitcoin is this: Gold is a tangible physical Precious Metal, whereas Bitcoin is digital. Yet the distinctions between the two run much deeper. Today, APMEX accepts Bitcoin as a form of payment.
http://archive.is/FjvkDOriginal:https://www.apmex.com/education/investing/gold-vs-bitcoin
#9User: wAeUuCM bannedCopy: the government needs money for many things, for example, to pay its soldiers, sailors and airmen, to build roads,bridges,offices, schools, etc, and to buy goods from abroad; and only the people of the country can supply the money.People usually complain about having to pay taxes, but they forget that the money is spent on things that they and their families need.
http://archive.is/QdK8xOriginal:http://www.cflo.com.cn/UploadFile/File/201501/635563251937150000389.pdf |
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I have seen many times that in local market BTC price are quite change from international market. Once the price of BTC in Indian market (Zebpay)used to be 2-3 lacks more than the price in bitfinnix. But todayBTC price in Indian price is 1 lack less than the price in bitfinnix , which is big ammount in terms of percentage.
BTC price slashed down across Indian markets due to FUD caused by recent Zebpay announcement on uncertainty around INR withdrawals. https://twitter.com/zebpay/status/1009714919074353152In the past, there were arbitrage opportunities but it was meaningful only after you factor the cost of exchange commission for each transaction. Yeah, there was a sell-off after Zebpay's announcement, the price did crash to around $5700 in the Indian market. They did the right thing, asking users to withdraw and as couple of other major exchanges make their announcements over the course of next two weeks, panic sellers would take the price further down, a good opportunity to buy some cheap coins in India. |
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From what I understand, they're not taking any responsibility for whatever happens to customers' rupee balance once their banking service is disrupted. I assume customers will still be able to trade coins freely and can keep them, but without the option of cashing out or cashing in. I'd say that's perfectly reasonable in light of the central bank circular, but it does seem like the statement has loopholes that could be exploited.
Presumably it's major league arse covering, but that wording covers the complete loss of your Rupee balance which also infers that you may not be able to withdraw by buying coins and taking them elsewhere. Your money will be gone and it's your problem. That's the bit they should be seeking clarification on. If they can't then they should give people notice now while accounts are still functioning and then wait. I presume everything would be fine but it's down to them to look into it. After their last announcement, just received a mail from them clarifying things a bit. Q) So if I have INR balance in my Zebpay account after your bank accounts are shut, will I never get my money back?
A) If crypto-INR pairs are trading on Zebpay after our bank accounts shut, you can buy crypto and withdraw that. But if either the crypto-INR trading price is not suitable, or such crypto-INR trading is infeasible, the INR will still belong to you. It is beyond our ability to guess if / when we will be allowed to withdraw such money to your bank account. It is precisely because of this risk that we felt like we owed it to our customers to release the announcement well in time. Our hope is that our customers will appreciate that we are acting in their best interest, even at a significant detriment to our own business interests. Better to withdraw any INR balance. |
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July 5 is set as the date when all the banks of India would stop offering their services to cryptocurrency exchanges. With just a couple of weeks to go, Zebpay has made an announcement that although for the time being Rupee withdrawals are functional, it could stop making deposits and withdrawals impossible. If I am right Supreme Court would hear all the pending crypto related petitions on July 20. Don't know if RBI would enforce its directive on July 5 or would wait till the hearing on July 20. IMO, keeping your funds on Indian exchanges be it Bitcoin or Rupee until July 5 wouldn't be a good option. https://www.rbi.org.in/Scripts/BS_PressReleaseDisplay.aspx?prid=43574This is a VERY IMPORTANT announcement in light of the recent Reserve Bank of India circular: DBR.No.BP.BC.104 /08.13.102/2017-18 dated April 6, 2018.
Our industry has approached the Supreme Court of India to challenge the circular, as we feel it is counterproductive, and against the interest of citizens. As a responsible corporation, we regard customer-protection and market-integrity as our primary objectives. In light of that, please note that if Zebpay bank accounts are disrupted, rupee deposits and withdrawals will become impossible. This can cause discontinuation of crypto trade based on rupees, or at least cause significant price movements. This is something you should keep in mind if you choose to hold rupees in your Zebpay account.
Please note that you will not be able to withdraw rupees unless Zebpay has banking services that permit such withdrawal. Also, in case of disruption of banking services to Zebpay, you hereby indemnify Zebpay, and agree to hold Zebpay free and harmless at all times, against all claims, proceedings, expenses, costs, actions in the event of any prejudice and/or loss being caused to you by any act or omission by Zebpay or any other party, in regard to your rupee balance, transactions, trading, deposit, or withdrawal.
Of course, since our bank accounts are functional at the time writing this announcement, you are welcome to place a withdrawal request for your rupee balance. If you do that, we will endeavor to return your rupee balance to your bank account as soon as possible, so long as our banks support such withdrawal. If you choose to withdraw your rupees, please make sure to also cancel your unexecuted trade orders if any.
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No problem.
Bank transfer fee is 0€ for SEPA transfer and 40 DKK (Denmark?) for international bank transfer, and Paypal is 7% fee. Look like a good solution for people who own a website and want to accept cryptos but need to use Paypal at the end. The only thing is the 7% I find it a little expensive, so I think twice about using the service.
Coinify is quite popular. Found SpicePay, a new payment gateway, not many reviews, but compared to Coinify their PayPal fees is 0, but: Our transaction fees differ slightly based on the merchant’s industry and settlement volume, but are never more than 1% of the value of each payment in cryptocurrency (made by your clients to your wallet). PayPal
Minimum transfer: 100 USD or equivalent
Currency: USD or EUR
Fee: Free https://www.spicepay.com/faq.php |
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#1User: Ozkhan bannedCopy:If you look at it as Currency, it is difficult for an average person to understand it because it is different.
Bitcoin, being a different kind of a digital currency, it breaks down conventional thinking in many aspects. No central regulatory body. The concept of mining. The open-ledger (blockchain), the way miners are rewarded, how transporting value is determined by its packet size and not value, the hash rate, the concept of limited supply. The 100 Million pennies in a Bitcoin, etc.
Its difficult enough for people in the money space to thoroughly understand Bitcoin (we all say we understand it, but do we really?).
For a common person, its an overkill. Its like trying to explain the concept of TCP/IP, Networking, Routing, the Internet for someone who wants to use email. Overkill.
http://archive.is/hdlPzOriginal:https://www.quora.com/Why-is-Bitcoin-difficult-to-understand
#2User: abundanceproject bannedCopy:I think Bitcoin has already changed the world of how we conduct financial transactions forever. Because it introduced us to the concept of cryptocurrency and the Blockchain. The cat has been let out of the box. This invention cannot be uninvented. But as the Exhibit A of the Blockchain, I think it is still far as a cryptocurreny to be used as money to be transacted in daily and mundane transactions, i.e. buying coffee, paying bills, etc...
http://archive.is/xROZIOriginal:http://www.swiftcointalk.org/latest-bitcoin-news/the-coin-for-true-global-transactions/
#3User: Decima human bannedCopy:I can't spread the links over here otherwise I have lots of site for bitcoin games.
http://archive.is/AQC8sOriginal:I can't spread the links over here otherwise I have lots of site for bitcoin games.
#4User: dexentrali bannedCopy:I can't spread the links over here otherwise I have lots of site for bitcoin games.
http://archive.is/AQC8sOriginal:I can't spread the links over here otherwise I have lots of site for bitcoin games.
#5User: qiqide bannedCopy:It is necessary to assess the prospects of bitcoinfrom the point of view of the possibilities of its network, such as commissions and speed. But, the Ethereum crypto currency has a different set of characteristics by which it needs to be evaluated. The future of the Ether depends on the speed of development of its competitors, such as Cardano, and the success of the startups already started on its platform.
http://archive.is/gFNUJOriginal:Assess the prospects of bitcoin, it is necessary from the point of view of the possibilities of its network, such as commissions and speed. But, the Ethereum crypto currency has a different set of characteristics by which it needs to be evaluated. The future of the Ether depends on the speed of development of its competitors, such as Cardano, and the success of the startups already started on its platform. But, in comparison with bitcoin and other altcoyins, Ether has one advantage. Demand for it is constantly supported, thanks to a number of ICOs selling their tokens based on the ERC20 protocol, which can only be purchased for the Ether.
#6User: luisdvmd25 bannedCopy:I play in primedice bitsler and the new game which im super addicted now is the stake. so easy to play the game and lot of choices which you want to play. but remember in everygame ypu can win and sometimes you can lose.  http://archive.is/gFNUJOriginal:i play in primedice bitsler and the new game which im super addicted now is the stake. so easy to play the game and lot of choices which you want to play. but remember in everygame ypu can win and sometimes you can lose. just careful always everybet and dont be greedy.
#7User: Hellokitty09 bannedCopy: It's very simple, just like any other product that increases its value when the number of people that patronizes it increases. Bitcoin also does. Because bitcoin is a product that exists in the market even though it's intangible abd only exists in the internet. So the answer to your queries is when more people buy bitcoin its price increases and when many people sell it its price increases.
http://archive.is/s6rDLOriginal:It's very simple, just like any other product that increases its value when the number of people that patronizes it increases. Bitcoin also does. Because bitcoin is a product that exists in the market even though it's intangible abd only exists in the internet. So the answer to your queries is when more people buy bitcoin its price increases and when many people sell it its price increases.
#8User: tranthetai bannedCopy:this is not the first time bitcoin has been likened to a Ponzi scheme. Unlike traditional currencies, bitcoin isn’t used to buy goods and services in much of the world. Most owners are holding it as an investment, hoping for price appreciation. The digital currency’s value increased 14-fold last year, before crashing by 44 per cent so far this year. Furthermore, bitcoin is owned by a few, who have a huge sway over the cryptocurrency’s price. About 1,000 people own 40 per cent of all Bitcoin
http://archive.is/sOMWNOriginal:https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-07/bitcoin-may-evolve-into-what-everyone-fears-mathematicians-say
#9User: Domino68 bannedCopy:Dogecoin is just a meme coin,no developments for the past 2 years so it means it wont pump that hard its just because it is the year of the dog.
http://archive.is/V0ZsbOriginal:Dogecoin is just a meme coin,no developments for the past 2 years so it means it wont pump that hard its just because it is the year of the dog.
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#1User: ahmedbrown bannedCopy:Now that the markets is not too favourable to invest, why can you avail yourselves in earning some passive income.
Passive and semi-passive ways to earn income from crypto
When people think of making money from cryptocurrencies, they typically imagine someone manically day-trading or constantly buying into new ICOs. However, there are many other ways to earn income from cryptocurrencies that are not as active and do not require as much time. These methods range from semi-passive, which require a small amount of time, to fully passive, which require no time at all. Depending on your available capital and willingness to sign up for things, certain methods may be better suited to your current investment capability and/or personal preferences.
Passive methods:
STAKING....
http://archive.is/UcMo9Original:https://hackernoon.com/how-to-make-passive-income-from-crypto-4f4f2ac214c
Now this is interesting, trusted hero member of the forum. Would have let it pass if it were just a post, went through history, looks like majority of this user's posts are copy/paste. #2User: Powerpuff bannedCopy:When you look at the statistics, many cryptocurrencies are owned in majority by few entities, Bitcoin is no exception to this. A new report out recently by Finance Magnates actually highlights that overall, less than 1% of Bitcoin investors actually have the capacity to control over 35% of the network, therefore one could argue that Bitcoin really isn’t so decentralized after all.
http://archive.is/IBKjqOriginal:https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2018/06/has-bitcoin-become-centralisedCopy:Simple - ask yourself this one question: "If I had this money in cash, knowing what I know now, would I buy this coin over any other coin I could put my money on? " When you think about it, that is what you are choosing to do every day that you don't sell. If the answer is yes - well then you know what to do. But if the answer is no? Then why are you still in?
http://archive.is/lkHwIOriginal:https://www.quora.com/All-the-altcoins-crashed-What-should-I-do-hold-them-or-sellCopy:If governments could effectively stop a peer to peer network, they would’ve shut down the illegal practices of torrent websites over a decade ago. Trying to ban bitcoin or regulate it in a manner that allows actual oversight would be much the same. It’s impossible on a technical level.
Even tracking individual people who own specific wallets is difficult. While the public blockchain might allow governments or law enforcement to track down certain bitcoins, tying them to a real-world person is very difficult. An owner can hide his or her identity with a VPN, Tor, or even physically move a wallet into cold storage (offline) form, making it invisible to the world.
http://archive.is/NuyPrOriginal:https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/dont-worry-about-bitcoin-regulation-it-cant-be-stopped/Copy:Technically, the ball is well within the bears' court, which has been the case since the supporting ascending trend line, breached on 22nd May. Bears are eyeing a retest of June 13th lows at $35.86, a break could be catastrophic, selling the price move potentially as low as the mid $20 region.
Original:https://www.fxstreet.com/cryptocurrencies/news/neo-price-analysis-neo-usd-picks-up-pace-again-on-move-to-the-south-vital-support-around-35-area-at-risk-of-bear-breach-201806151900Copy:A common trend about ICO airdrops and bounties is that people don’t mind getting a portion of every new token that debuts on the crypto space. Anybody may think this is a wise thing to do, since the tokens are valued assets, and could rake in a lot of money for the holders of it when the prices hit high on the markets. But then, as sensible as this claim may be, it is also laden with high risks that could turn out catastrophic for the unsuspecting enthusiast.
Original:https://foundico.com/blog/the-free-money-in-cryptocurrency-airdrops-and-bounties.html
#3User: cris hazada bannedCopy:Bitcoin does not have a centralized system that would be managed by one organization. Security control and, indirectly, the way the development of the currency is carried out by the participants - people who are engaged in "digging", launching Bitcoin software on their computers.
http://archive.is/IBKjqOriginal:Bitcoin does not have a centralized system that would be managed by one organization. Security control and, indirectly, the way the development of the currency is carried out by the participants - people who are engaged in "digging", launching Bitcoin software on their computers.
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Yes! Even another ponzi company Money Trade Coin recently busted by Maharashtra Police. It was estimated that they have raked up around 500 Cr. from the market with a promise to provide 20% annual return with their own coin. Such kind of scammers and ponzi schemes are actually a big threat to the economy. But it had to happen because the banking system of India is a failed system. The banks in India have failed to reach all levels of society and that's why poor people are getting scammed by the big whales in the name of ponzi schemes.
There was another news of a Policeman got arrested by his peers over an extortion charge in Haryana. He reportedly asked for bitcoin as extortion money. So we have faults within the system as well. Proper education and awareness is required to stop such scammers which is sadly not present in all levels of Indian citizens.
Banks have failed to reach all the levels of society, but some of these people getting scammed has everything to do with their utter lack of understanding of cryptocurrencies mixed with their urge to make some quick bucks. Gain Bitcoin was marked as scam couple of years ago, but people kept on investing till he got arrested. There is simple logic, chit fund scamsters are now getting replaced by crypto scamsters, but the investors are remaining the same. In March, the government approved the Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes Bill, 2018. If I am right, July 5 is when banks completely stop offering their services to exchanges and with a highly unregulated crypto market the crime rate is expected go up another notch. |
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We already have a list of reputable Bitcointalk signature/bounty anti-spam campaign managers. No spammers/scammers included. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4412712.0If someone behind a project, newbie with copper membership wants to run their own bounty campaign then they should, putting additional membership requirements would be unfair, the project might indeed be legit, if it turns out to be scam, then lack of judgment on the participants part. |
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Your topic was deleted for obvious reasons, repetitive/nothing substantial to discuss about/bait for spammers and even after all these responses you have created yet another useless spam thread, What's the difference between post and activity and that too in altcoin section. If you even don't know majority of the posts in the threads created by you would end up being spam, why even bother about creating a new topic. Solution is stop creating useless threads.
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