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2241  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: [DAILY FREE RAFFLE]399th ฿ECAUSE I AM STILL IN A GOOD MOOD FREE PHYSICAL ฿ITCOIN on: November 08, 2019, 11:13:55 AM
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2242  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Good ICO Review Sites on: November 07, 2019, 12:01:31 PM
There's a lot of ico review sites like icodrops which you can see upcoming, running, and ended ico.
But it is not advisable to rely on ico review sites when looking for a project, you can search there to see the upcoming or the running projects, but even in popular websites it is not reliable enough and cannot confirm the legitimacy of the project.
As long as the project pays for the ads, their project name will be posted even if they turn out to be a scam project in the end.
2243  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Withdraw your funds from the top 10 Exchange now !!! on: November 07, 2019, 11:25:21 AM
this is a warning !!!
Top 10 big exchanges is the next target hackers !!!
good luck, and be careful Smiley

You should support your warnings with links or article. Nah probably a throw away account trying to create fear, but its too dangerous to store crypto funds on centralize exchange and every traders should know that.
This is basically spam, without showing any source where he get or how did he able to anticipate that the top exchanges will be the next target of hackers. Do not pay attention to his post. Always remember that exchanges have tight security and for sure if the exchange will be compromised, the exchange will protect the funds of their users.
2244  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will China Accept Bitcoin As A Currency? on: November 07, 2019, 10:51:55 AM
I think the Chinese government will only accept bitcoin as a commodity. because they already have plans to make their own crypto coins. and I heard that this crypto coin made in China is called DCEP. I'm sure China will support DCEP more than bitcoin. they don't like bitcoin because it is anonymous and decentralized. that's why they make their own coins so they can still control it.
I had also the same thought, and I think that is why president Xi endorsed the utilization of Blockchain technology. This could be the first phase of the creation of their own cryptocurrency, I had no idea what name of the coin would be so it is good that you shared this one. Decentralization and anonymity of Bitcoin are some of the reason why big countries wanted to create their own cryptocurrency for them to manipulate and regulate this technology.
China isn't going to accept bitcoin as a currency as it opposes what China is trying to impose i.e. Centralization and censorship. China controls everything that its citizens do and see online. If China was going to accept bitcoin then it shouldn't have banned it in the first place, which done already they aren't gonna revert back the decision.
Indeed, they don't pay any attention to bitcoin as they focus more on the blockchain technology as they create their own crypto that they will be using in their country. They don't support bitcoin, but the technology behind it. They will use the technology to achieve more power and control onto their country when it comes to cryptocurrency, it is a counterpart of bitcoin in their country to regulate the crypto users.
2245  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How we can introduce bitcoin to local people on: November 07, 2019, 09:45:43 AM
There are instance some people not interested about bitcoin. When I learn about bitcoin from the start what I did was I introduce it to some of my friends but some of them not interested at all. This is actually good that we spread awareness of how this truly works. We cannot deny the fact that other people anxious to use it for some reason the volatility of value but if they know the advantage they will appreciate it.
I also have the same experience, getting their interest is not that easy when it comes to technology. At first, they seem interested because they heard that earning is possible, but in the end, they won't give any attention. That's why it is hard for me to introduce bitcoin to other people these days. Even they already heard about it, I don't know what to say just to get their interest and let them hear for what I say.
2246  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How do you sell a million dollars bag of crypto? Would you trust exchanges? on: November 07, 2019, 06:51:40 AM
Just wondering if I want to sell significant amount of crypto, where can I do it ? By significant I mean $250,000+ of crypto.Would you trust Binance / okex / huobi to return their money to you , and how law can protect us from being scammed?

To be sincere, this is a huge amount and must be handled with all carefulness. Considering the fact that risks abounds I think it is far better splitting the money across most top exchanges and selling as small as possible. No exchange is trustworthy or safe, we only try our best to play along. So split your funds across various exchanges, it's better that way.
Considering the popularity of big exchange such as binance, I think it is enough to trust it. It is true that with this huge amount of money, we should be careful. However, if we talk about the big exchange, I will trust and will risk my money, binance has been using by many crypto traders, I can't imagine that by using binance its user will encounter any issue.
2247  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How To make a Private Transaction on: November 07, 2019, 06:18:57 AM
I think, avoiding KYC verification will give you full privacy, do not give anyone your identity even in bounty campaigns.
KYC is only involved when you start linking bitcoin to the service providers that work with BTC, to send a simple bitcoin transaction, you won't be asked for your information (unless you use an online wallet).

Yes, and it is your own decision if you will undergo kyc. So as long as you do not make any verification, knowing your personal information is already impossible.

What elements must one do I do a totally private crypto transaction?

Such as hide the IP address. Make sure Google doesn't follow. Make sure no trace is done.

What would be the main steps to follow to create a fully private transactions?
Actually its hard to do a private transaction because all of the transactions that we are doing is already saved in the database system of the crypto or blockchain, but as they mentioned above there is also a way on how we can hide our IP Address just like using a VPN to be able to change your ip address in one place to another, you can use it to hide your IP address and once you choose a country to be your location it will change automatically the IP address that you are using. I am pretty sure that no one can trace your IP address once you've used vpn, unless some IT people will try to find and catch your transaction.

It doesn't really matter though to be honest, there are over trillions of bitcoin transactions, and no one will be able to link you to one of them/an address if you follow the steps below.

If your scared about this, could always use XMR, they are pretty privacy-based.
It is almost impossible to look over a billion number of transactions,
OP seems to be cautious and do not want to leak any of his information and will try everything to do it.
2248  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: there are still many who invest in cryptocurrency? on: November 07, 2019, 05:47:27 AM
In the current market scenario, new projects are hardly achieving their targets. I feel the reason behind this is a lack of confidence in the investors' mind & many investors lost their money in many scammed or failed projects.
many failed projects make investor lose their money, so it is normal if investors avoid this as time goes by
It is actually expected.
Investors are just being cautious. They realized that investment in ico's are not profitable anymore.
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Now investors are more interested in investing in listed coins rather than in ICOs or IEOs.
idk what the reason to make this opinion. but the fact is much money on listed coins dissapear too
altcoin lose their marketcap. so it doesnt indicate that listed coins are more interersted for investors
I think what he mean to say is, investors tend to invest in popular altcoins in the market, to trade or to hold.

But actually, most investors switch their investment to physical assets or in the stock market where they can make a profit since crypto is still in the bear market.
2249  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Earning Interest with Bitcoin? on: November 07, 2019, 04:39:09 AM
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Yobit Invest Box: 0.1% daily for DOGE
I don't find the Invest box for DOGE on Yobit. The investbox is still running or not?
I wasn't able to find DOGE either on this link https://yobit.net/en/investbox/
I think it is not available or it was removed?

2250  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Are Crypto Transactions Traceable? on: November 06, 2019, 01:20:15 PM
if they know your bitcoin address it will certainly be easy to trace, for those who are familiar with internet technology maybe they can also track your ip, You can change your bitcoin address, for ip problems you can use a trusted VPN, or use a browser, software or application that has anonymous features.
Transactions are traceable, but I don't think that it includes tracing the IP address of the user. Blockchain does not hold or a tool to trace the IP address of whoever did the transaction. Even without using VPN, tracing your location is not possible, unless you reveal it yourself.
I know for a fact that Monero transactions cannot be traced .
Yes, this XMR is untraceble i will add other coins such as komodo they  are called privacy coin . If you dont want someone track your transaction privacy coin  was the better solution. Other crypto currency is traceable but you can use mixer if you dont want someone trace your transaction using bitcoin.
Using a bitcoin mixer is another way to hide even transactions, it is an additional tool to hide every track of your transactions.
but yes, if you totally wanted to hide not only your location, identity, IP address and if it includes transaction blocks, then bitcoin mixer is actually the answer to these problems.
2251  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Are Crypto Transactions Traceable? on: November 06, 2019, 11:26:13 AM
if they know your bitcoin address it will certainly be easy to trace, for those who are familiar with internet technology maybe they can also track your ip, You can change your bitcoin address, for ip problems you can use a trusted VPN, or use a browser, software or application that has anonymous features.
Transactions are traceable, but I don't think that it includes tracing the IP address of the user. Blockchain does not hold or a tool to trace the IP address of whoever did the transaction. Even without using VPN, tracing your location is not possible, unless you reveal it yourself.
2252  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The Harsh Reality About The Current ICO Project on: November 06, 2019, 10:38:05 AM
I feel cheated ... but the fact that every project that promises or claims tokens will eventually increase at a very high price is just nonsense ...
in a statement on the road map they promised to use project funds for further product development, but they were only trying to take advantage of the investors' black money ...
what they have to do is develop their product further, not just start doing it or say all the sweet promises ...

maybe it's one of the things they have to reconsider, if their project wants to be successful and the project product can be sold out in the market ...
I hope I'm not mistaken about this.

Dont expect too much bro. This is still business, some people launching new projects have goals like that at the first place to claim some money from small investors and suddenly leave it like nothing happened. It is called scam exit, developers are usually showing off some pretty good update but in reality they just stalling time for people to trust them and wait and hype them about their project. So beware, crypto isn't a safe place for noob to play investing or trading. Cautious is a must.
True, Money is still their only goal and not to build a good project.
High expectations will only give us disappointments and frustrations. The common thing they do is to create a great platform to attract investor and then if they fail to gather many investors or even if they gather more investors as they expected, they will abandon the project and enjoy the fortune they have collected.
2253  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What makes you trust bitcoin related services? on: November 06, 2019, 10:01:43 AM
Another question: What does a new service need to earn your trust?
To earn my trust of new bitcoin services they must be transparent and they must have proof that they are the ones in the picture they are showing. They must also have proof that they are being approved in Sec or the authorities they represent to show that they are a legal company
Earning people's TRUST is easy, you only need to deliver a good product or service of whatever you are selling to people on time. Many people already know there many new cryptocurrency businesses out there and the only way to stand out from the competition is by providing a good product or service of what people are paying for.  

No, you are wrong with that.
Earning trust is not that easy as you think especially when it comes to bitcoin services.
It takes time and merit from users, it doesn't come only to one person or from someone you know. Trust is gained by the level of satisfaction and security of bitcoin services to its users.
But it doesn't end to that, being consistent also matters.
2254  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Big prize for 1 participant in a signature campaign? on: November 06, 2019, 05:36:18 AM
for example: prize allocation for a campaign (signature) is around 2,000,000 tokens and if the project only has 1 participant in the campaign (signature) and when the project has been completed or not scammed, is it true that the participant will get the sum of all tokens (signatures)?
or maybe not at all,  for other reasons?
Did you remember if only one participated at signature campaign bounty will brings success for bounty campaign? I always check with signature spreadsheet campaign with how many participants first and looking what their level bitcointalk account, if there many higher level bitcointalk account I will joined signature campaign but if participants one member I not interested with this signature campaign.
I think there is no such thing happened before.
So we really don't know if the project will actually give the whole bounty pool for that one participant in signature.
Most of the time, it is true that if a certain project has few participants, then it is most like be avoided by other bounty hunters.
I think it is at the discretion of the project team. it could be a prize deducted in number. because if given all to one person it will be very large and from one participant I think it does not contribute greatly in promoting the project.
If it will happen, it will lead to an unexpected event, if happen that the project become successful and the whole bounty pool will go to one user and dump it in the market, it will lead a chaos to the project. Considering that one user to hold a huge number of coin, it is actually unimaginable to happen and easily let by the project to happen.
2255  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Can i trust new IEO on the new exchange? on: November 06, 2019, 05:04:28 AM
can anyone invest in new IEO listing in new exchange or it will be risk, i think if the price is low, it have the chance to increase, o what is the experts opinion?
No do not trust IEO from new exchanges, they might have built that new exchange to scam people all in the name of IEO investment, now scammers are more desperate that they even have large team of scammers and bounty managers

Yes, you are right, we should stay away from the new exchanges because we don't know how far they will protect their customer's investments. It is not a good idea to participate IEO's in those exchanges because most of the exchanges we seen till now stolen the money and left the people investments.
It is quite right, but if the new exchange have at least positive feedbacks from its users, it is most likely be worth to risk on.
Taking a risk is also part of investment, however, if you pursue on taking the safest way, investment in popular exchanges such binance is the best way to avoid scam IEOs
2256  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: If everyone in the world owned bitcoin each would have 0.003btc on: November 06, 2019, 12:48:51 AM
The world would be a better place if everybody owned some bitcoin

I am not really sure with your opinion. It should be good but in fact it is still hard to happen.

Bitcoin requires technology and support from the government. At least, it needs the internet to be used and people who own the Bitcoin need to understand how to use it. On the other hand, it won't be able to use if your government bans it. These problems still become obstacles to spread out Bitcoin to all people in the world. So, how everybody will own some Bitcoin?

Look at this global Internet usage around the world : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Internet_usage

For now, it is still impossible, but there is a bit of chance for it to happen in the future.
Legalization is still no yet to happen in the whole world, internet? deep understanding? it is possible by using the internet, information about bitcoin or any other altcoin is already on the internet. Anyone can learn any time they want.
These problems are nothing if everyone is willing.
2257  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is difficult to accept in countries on: November 05, 2019, 01:38:46 PM
People need to show proof and tell the government that by legalizing cryptocurrency it can help them to their economic growth. Bitcoin is first to be known used by illegal activities by illegal people, that is why government dont want it also they cannot put taxes nor regulates it, they dont have a solution for this for now.
It is easy to say, but it is really hard to do. The government is not easy to convince unless you make them realize the factors it can do for their own benefit. Without proper knowledge and explanation or evidence, your proposal to let them know will be out of the chart. The government is actually looking only to their side. If they know that they can't control it, they won't hear you out.
2258  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Please DON'T pay any taxes on your crypto! on: November 05, 2019, 12:01:48 PM
My country still don't have any laws about crypto, but when they appear I will try to be prepared for that.
It's good that your country stays neutral, they don't take any actions to counter the appearance of bitcoin.

Its easy to hide coins in some offline wallet, to store private keys on some place and move that from the house, or to make some secret stash for usb.
Hiding it from the government is easy if they make a move like prohibiting its use, but using it will be hard and you will not be able to spend or convert it to fiat

I don't plan to pay any taxes on crypto ever, I will try my best to avoid them and there are good ways for that, everything about that can be learned for free around the crypto world.
But in the end I'm ordinary man, and that will be a easy task I believe, but for people who plan to open some businesses that will not be possible, they will have to pay the taxes for sure.
Paying taxes is unavoidable, if ever that your country will issue the taxation for income coming from crypto, anyone is required to abide the law.
2259  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Would you waste your time for 5 cents worth of bitcoin? on: November 05, 2019, 11:31:34 AM
Would you go every day and do it, or is it not worth your time?

I won't bother on that because that is rather very small to waste time on.
Even with faucets too, nope, no more for such.

Yes, it should be a No for now, as there's a lot of ways to earn Bitcoin nowadays, so instead of doing it and wasting your time, why not just use your time wisely by doing bounties, signature campaigns, trading, mining or any other related Bitcoin payments that will benefit you and not just 5 cents, although it will be worth someday, but focus on the present first, we all need fund  to pay our monthly expenses and daily needs, so we should work wisely.
This will only be a waste of time, I do agree that there are a lot of ways to earn, instead of wasting any of your time and effort in a faucet, do other things which are way better and the payment is worth it, it is the best of choice. There's a lot of options, bounty campaigns, trading, investing, etc.
2260  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: could it be most project don't succeed? on: November 05, 2019, 10:15:41 AM
That is why there is a scam accusation page on this forum. It is not the forum moderators' task to review all the projects that want to promote or market here in this forum. However, the community works as a whole to bust those project by posting reviews nad feedbacks about the project so other members can be aware of it. That would make people lazy if the forum is obliged to review all the projects that are promoted here. A scam-free environment is not achievable even in real life, a lot of people find easy way to earn money. What we can do is just to leasen the risk of being the victim by educating our self and doing our part before investing.
It is indeed our responsibility to find a scam project. If ever we have found a scam project it is our duty to inform everyone by posting it on the scam accusation section. Moderators are not responsible and it is not their obligation to filter every project to find a scam project.
It is hard to trace projects with an intention to scam the community, scammers are always there, and no one can stop them. Avoiding them is the only way.
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