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tl;dr it happens at a certain block height and there's no exact way of knowing when exactly(date, time) will we reach that specific block height. Only use those countdown dates as a sort of estimation on around when it's going to happen.
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It's going to be worse as time goes as retail transactions wouldn't mostly be done on the base-chain in the first place — you've been here for a while now so you should probably know by now that Layer2's (and centralized platforms) will be the transactional layer in the future.
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After the FBI seized Chipmixer there's so many clones and fake Chipmixer sites if you're not updated on the latest news about Chipmixer you could fall to these clones and phishing Chipmixer sites, there are new mixers in the community if you want to find one you can check the service announcement
be sure to read users' feedback so you'll have ideas if this is the kind of mixer you're looking for.
There were a crap ton of scam clones even before Chipmixer got seized. It's pretty much the reason why a lot of people on various communities think that Chipmixer was a scam — because they pretty much got phished. |
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Sounds super easy and simplistic but a huge chunk of the difficulty is actually picking the right cryptocurrency(or asset in general). A lot of assets don't even have a decent bounce especially if the asset is total utter crap.
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That they should be reasonably lax when it comes to regulations. If they want to collect more tax money, make the Philippines a decent crypto hub so exchanges and various projects would operate here in the Philippines.
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Funnily enough — Bitcoin's advancement is actually quite slow, which is totally understandable because everything needs to be done really really carefully. Ordinals and BRC-20 is actually the only thing that's interesting that we had in a good while.
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I know the rules of game and i make all the moves according how the big guys and big funds moving.
Follow the rules of funds and wall Street sec and Fed and you Are good here.
So pretty much.. buy what the institutions and big money are buying? lmao. Can't name a worse strategy than that. Like, do you actually think that no one has thought of that already? |
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Not sure why a lot of people are so obsessed with shoving Bitcoin down their kid's throats. Let them enjoy their childhood for god's sakes. Bitcoin, investing, and finance are good to teach to children but at least wait til they're 16 or so.
Still a decent video for kidsnoobs though.
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If you're going to make a trade based off some influencer's Tweets, or worse, an article geared towards attracting newbies, then you're going to have a really bad time trading.
^Not saying that this is necessarily a bad trade though. Just the fact that you're basing your thesis off a bad source.
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Probably. Unfortunately sobrang lax ng mga tao in general(inside and outside Philippines) in terms of security. Linyahan lagi "hindi naman siguro ako mahahack"; tapos saka lang mag seseryoso pag nawalan na ng pera.
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My take is just the fact that there are a lot of things to consider besides Bitcoin when choosing a presidential candidate; and after watching a few of his hour-long interviews, I'm (slightly) confident that he'd be a good pick. As for the Bitcoin-on-Twitter thing, it's probably more of marketing on his side despite him mostly having the libertarian view. He seems to be a very open-minded chap compared to his peers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA0OXZuaG0g |
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You can't really contribute much if you're new in the first place — probably besides asking good questions that'll make even the experienced users think. (not those questions that have been asked time and time again and is easily Google-able).
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Bitcointalk is a community forum that focuses on Bitcoin/crypto. You simply use Bitcointalk if you're interested in talking about Bitcoin/crypto — that's pretty much it. The same reason how you might join a photography social media group if you're really interested in photography.
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I'd only really recommend Kookoo and Luis Buenaventura.
Kay sir Kooks pag mahilig ka sa NFT games, kay Luis naman pag crypto in general. Wala na akong mairerekomenda na iba kasi ung ibang influencer kung ano anong kalokohan ung binebenta at inaalok sa mga tao. Pati si Marvin Mavis hindi ko mairerekomenda.
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Simply because a lot of people buy bitcoin as an investment? That's pretty much it. If you've been in the markets since 2018 you should know by now that certain news doesn't need to necessarily relate to a certain asset to be able to affect its price.
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Since your parents are old and they believe more in saving in banks and other investments like buying stocks, you don't need to put them under too much tension to change their beliefs. Old people are not easy to convince because they are okay with what works for them and will not easily consider any reason to change. Instead of focusing your energy on them, focus more on yourself on how you can better invest In Bitcoins, your parents have lived and faced the results of the actions they made while younger, if you focus on your parents and loose focus of the actions you need to make today investing in Bitcoins, the results you will get in the future, the consequences of your actions may not be too pleasant for you.
Precisely. At older ages, all they need is low-risk investments just to make sure they have enough funds to live comfortably(and probably have inheritance money for the next of kin) until their inevitable deaths, rather than go with higher risk investments to hopefully buy a yacht or a lambo someday. |
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Bitcoin's price doesn't rise more than 5%. We are all acting in good faith that everything would run smoothly, we'd take profits and everyone is happy in the end.
Because reality doesn't happen that way. There will always be people that will lose a trade even when talking about a long-term hold. Also taking note that Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency markets are no-where near deserve to be called efficient or "smooth". It's one of the most inefficient markets out there due to how undervalued useful things are and how overvalued crappy things are. |
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I would like to point out the one important phase that every full time trader is going through which is turning into anti social, because the nature of job is just sit and do analysis and make your money it also applies to all kinds of full time trades but it's more visible in cryptocurrency because personally my lifestyle changed but not to any extreme still I can feel the difference which I will say definitely a sacrifice. Because more we become anti social then there 8s high chance of getting stress, anxiety and others so if someone doing it as full time job then never forget to take an off day.
Fun fact: you can be a trader and still have a mentally-healthy lifestyle. I pretty much trade for a living but still have healthy relationships through my SO, family, and friends. Especially that I do get burned out easily by looking at my screen all day, I frequently go out at night. |
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This is classical topic that serves absolutely no purpose, but it seems that basically all of the topics in the „Bitcoin Discussion“ section will sooner or later go in the same direction.
It's the typical there's-really-nothing-new type of thread that's just made in the hopes of getting a single merit. Once you read the word " decentralized" you pretty much know it'll 99% likely be this type of useless thread lol. |
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Not a daytrade, but a mid-long term one. Noticed how Axie Infinity(that NFT game that got overhyped) was skyrocketing in terms of playerbase by a crap ton while it wasn't reflecting on the token price(AXS, not SLP). Went in with like 90% of my total crypto portfolio. Earned a good amount of money, to say the least.
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