Before centralized exchanges, I assume these are the most common ways. - Faucets
- Mining
- Buying/selling through forums
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I can only speak for shoppy.gg used it a good amount of times in 2020-2021 (if I remember correctly) without much problems. Not sure if it's still a good platform today though, so proceed with caution.
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The current supply of DOT tokens is almost fully diluted which means the current price might be the lowest range it can be. Problem you enetr when the circulating supply is only small while the lock tokens keep unlocking that being absorbed by the orderbook liquidity.
A token having it's total supply almost fully released doesn't automatically mean it can't drop lower. Demand is still a very important metric. Taking profit now is useless since the price is already at the bottom while there's no guarantee too that the price will recover to your buying price. Holding is your only option and add more liquidity to by more until you breakeven when the price move up. This your only way to rescue your loss by adding more fund to cover your losses.
That's called sunk cost fallacy, in which it is definitely not the best way of looking at investments. |
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Why even convince anyone to invest in bitcoin, or literally anything? There's little to no upside yet the downside is abysmal. Telling people where to put their money in is simply not the way to go.
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End of the year? It will be above $40k for sure.
Halving na marami na ang nagpreprepare for this and once na mabreak natin ang $32k resistance panigurado tuloy tuloy na ito. Maraming positive ang nangyayari ngayon sa cryptomarket, and panigurado makakaaffect ito kay Bitcoin positively. Im very bullish kaya marami na akong hinihikayat to buy more good coins now kase malapit na ang bull market.
Just a heads up: with markets, mistakes are made when overconfident mga tao sa magiging direction ng isang asset(or asset class). Take that as you will. |
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If you want to do it because you simply just want to, then go ahead. I'll surely watch it because I'd likely find it interesting. Otherwise if you expect to actually make decent money off this, I think the chances are slim. Interest in such stuff from the masses is simply not that high.
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Think that it will go back up? Then wait, or maybe buy more if you have cash.
Changed your mind and think that it's a shit cryptocurrency? Then just sell.
It's just that simple imo.
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I'm no moderator, but here's my take: in my opinion your response wasn't of high quality, but I don't think it deserves a deletion.
But regardless, I and a lot of other people here have some of their posts deleted in the past as well, even if we disagree that they should be deleted. Just forget it and don't take it too seriously. Sometimes some moderators make the wrong judgement, and that's all immediately just move on (unless you wrote an actual long topic).
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One of the only ways you can get your identity publicly tied up to a certain wallet address is if when an exchange/platform gets its database leaked; at least as far as I know. Now this is why a lot of people are totally against AML/KYC platforms.
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It really depends on what your definition of "metaverse" is because there are a crap ton of different descriptions out there from VR to crypto to NFTs; though I'd say no to all 3 (as I think it's totally unnecessary), feel free to convince me otherwise!
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The same cannot be said for bitcoin, because bitcoin is like gold with build in ETF. It's easy to buy, easy to sell, divisible to cents. And it's not like the ETF will open doors to big institutions either. Microstrategy didn't need an ETF to buy nearly 1% of all bitcoins.
With a spot ETF, the boomers wouldn't need to learn how to secure their non-custodial wallets or exchange accounts, and they'll have direct access using their brokers and retirement accounts right off the bat. |
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You're very unlikely to get ignored unless you straight off spam even I don't ignore spammers, I just scroll right past them.
It's 99% likelier that it's your post quality in general. (to be clear I didn't take a look at your post history,)
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I typically refer to it as the halving, but I saw a post somewhere on here a while back where they were saying that in order to tribute Hal Finney in a similar fashion to satoshi nakamoto with satoshis, the halving event should be referred to as the halfining. Sure, its the halving of the block reward, but its also an owed to hal when called the halfining.
Never heard of the term "halfining" used and I'm pretty active in the community lol. While it sounds cute, it's quite pushing it though. We already have a good number of tributes to Hal that making more is making us look like a cult. |
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Knowing na sa pahigpit ang galawan ng mga gobyerno ng karamihan ng mga bansa, it's safer to assume na magiging pareho sa Pilipinas. Wag hihintaying huli na ang lahat bago niyo pa ilabas ng exchanges mga coins niyo.
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Lmao I think we're better off having them to have good stable jobs and fix their mindsets rather than letting them immediately jump into a speculative and volatile asset. Gamblers are generally not interested in investments like Bitcoin or stocks. They basically want to either win or lose instantly and move on. Hence why they go to the casino or buy scratch off tickets.
No gambler wants to buy Bitcoin today and wait 5 years for it to double. Trading in general has little to do with gambling. Most people that buy stocks do it for their retirement account because they get some benefits. Are they considered gamblers? Obviously not.
Lol traders who don't know crap about what they're doing are pretty much gamblers. Gambling isn't only applicable when talking about casinos. |
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I'm also skeptical on same like this where we need to connect our wallet to the platform directly. To many scam exist and will not trust new platform unless someone tried then give a feedback that they are legit and doing that is safe.
Reminder: you can create whatever amount of Ethereum/EVM wallets you want. You can simply transfer some of your funds to a burner wallet, and try gambling using that wallet. They use Polygon/Avalanche/BNB/Arbitrum anyway fees are very cheap. For now will stick to casino which use email for log in since for me this is more safer since using dummy mail for log in cannot harm us since they cannot take anything from that.
They're safe until they get hacked or they conduct shotgun KYC. However, it's essential to consider other factors, such as security, fairness, and the platform's ability to adapt to changes in the crypto landscape.
It's open-source. |
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Just mainly due to curiosity not saying that SafePal is bad or whatever(I have no idea because I never researched it), but how did you end up picking SafePal? Knowing that the Bitcoiner hardware wallet trio is Trezor-Ledger-ColdCard.
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Na-compromise ang account niya, paano kaya nangyari yun? Puwede kaya na may website o link siyang na click o di kaya na download na app tapos nagkaroon ng access yung hacker. Posible rin na parehas na login details ginamit niya sa ibang website tapos yung owner nun na may database ay nagtake advantage at aware sa forum kaya nagtry mag take ng loan. Sa mga lenders at borrowers, magkakahigpitan lalo at magandang maging mahigpit sila para masigurado bawat approval ng borrower.
Most probably through phishing links. Masyadong niche ang Bitcointalk users so hindi worth it gumawa ang mga malware-creators ng malware na magnanakaw specifically ng Bitcointalk profiles. Mas profitable sakanila gumawa ng magnanakaw ng private keys lol. |
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The lazy ones are the one who go to Facebook and the rest social media, bitcointalk is like another world on its own they need to study before being conversant with the platform and those who are already deep routed into bitcointalk may likely finds it very difficult to cope with other social media. For instance, someone like me finds it very difficulty to start putting my eyes on those local site and social media because I always pay much attention to this forum.
Ehh, stop over glorifying Bitcointalk. Let's not act as if Bitcointalk is the go-to place if you're smart and research-oriented and all that because most people here don't do research either. Very evident due to the amount of low-quality posts. |
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