Not really just bitcoin, it's just one of the aspects of freedom because I believe that we're still somehow restraint to it even though it can give us financial liberties and it's also worth mentioning that being truly free is impossible, even the birds are chained to the sky. My opinion on liberty isn't for everyone though and I am alright with that, maybe I don't have the knowledge to know that there are other things that we need to do to be truly free.

Exactly but they still can use crypto for their nefarious purposes, if you look at bitcoin, it's still a pseudonymous cryptocurrency so the criminals still has a leeway for them to use. Pretty sure that we don't have any clue about how the police work even if they reveal a snippet of their procedure, the people who track down this criminals aren't dumb so we can be assured that they're going to only improve.

That's the nature of most bills or laws, they're confusing that you have to read the fine print so as to find a way to get away with it or to eben understand it. I wouldn't worry about this bill though, pretty sure that the people and the lawmakers will eventually forget about it and pretty sure that India will change it's stance when it comes to this kind of thing.

Didn't heard about this fitbit cheat but good thing that they've discontinued that product because that's unfair although in a technical sense, they do spend some energy which is the electricity for operating the ceiling fans. They might've been able to prevent this by doing a tracking to see if there's any movement to indicate a jogging. Regarding the toothbrush, it's actually a pretty nice idea especially to those that have problems with brushing their teeth, with a financial motivation, they will be able to move.

Not all countries in Africa don't have a poor Internet access, it's just that Western ideas and perspective are drilled in our heads that it's what we think. Corruption and civil unrest might contribute to that problem but other than that I think that if we see more African countries improve and grow, we will eventually see more crypto growth in the country because it already has a people that uses crypto there.

There's definitely a lot of truth in it, pretty sure that they did their research before doing that skit, I really like that Hanest Ads series, makes you aware of how you are being exploited in this capitalist world that sees you as a profit and not as a person. Regarding this video, I think the slaughtering in the environment isn't true anymore but I can see why they still say it, not every miner uses solar power as electricity source.

If there's a possibility that mining gets banned, then that can only mean that bitcoin would go up in prices and with mining being banned, a lot of the equipment for it is going to get expensive because people will still mine no matter what and they will find a way, if you make something illegal and there's a big demand for it then expect that the prices get affected.

You also need to do the math though, 2x or 3x is still a big amount, it's compounding so the multiplier gets small. We can't go much higher because this is going to shock the market, if you don't like bitcoin then probably you should sell your bitcoin and exchange it for Ethereum. Just don't regret it when bitcoin starts pumping again.

The only thing new with this is that bitcoin has some white supremacist in it, now I'm not to deny that fact but that kind of thinking that puts bitcoin in a bad spot isn't really the best thing for me because I believe that we can't just put something in pedestal and mock it and call it names without seeing all sides and weighing whether which one has more gravitas. I wouldn't really pay attention to this kind of biased media, they only want to make things look bad.

If the lobbying (fancy word for bribery) is successful then we will probably see cryptocurrencies and crypto related stuff being advertised in the Super Bowl which is going to be a big win for crypto because Super Bowl always garners billions of viewers. I don't think they will outrighr change the way they treat crypto but back to the lobbying, if it becomes successful then SEC might impose unsung exceptions to crypto.

It definitely was the right thing to do at the time and I am proud tro say that I am one of those who bought at that time, to be honest I have doubts at that time and thought that the prices might go even lower but alas it didn't and I was able to made a profit. I still have to get back in though but I think it's a waiting game for me right now.

That depends on how long you're going to stick around, if you're in it for the short-term then it's not probably the best time because the prices still has a possibility of going down and you don't want to be losing money because you got in at the wrong time, if you're the other one which is a long-term investor then you're probably going to be getting in right now because short-term fluctuations in the market shouldn't faze you because you have a goal and you want to stick to it.

Your only problem.is that you don't know when will the correction happen and also it's worth mentioning that if you're going for long-term then it's not really your problem of how much is the prices currently because if bitcoin were to grow then you're still going to get profit and you will look back at the time when it was at this price. Don't be too indecisive when it comes to getting into the market, we don't know if this is the last time that we're going to see that price.

Being intelligent doesn't mean that you know everything though, so that's not a valid reason to invalidate that they're from MENSA, pretty sure that a proof of membership would rather help with that but I would say that OP is innocent until proven guilty. Maybe it's OP first time to use a forum, pretty sure there are people out there that has that case.

That's the gist of it, some people think that it's the whales but no, they create the fear and greed moments that moves the people so that can only mean that they don't have the power alone to move the market because they're influencing a large amount of people just so they can move the market at favorable circumstances.

What's exactly the connection of that in this thread though. I mean it's about bitcoin being anti censorship so what part is the vaccine. This is probably the only time that people bave rejected vaccine because they think they're woke when they're actually just being a burden to a society that's ravaged by the pandemic. We would still have this pandemic in a decade because of people like you.

Nope, they are hating on crypto because they can't control it. People can convert their crypto and then use a bank to deposit the money without the bank having any benefit from the client. They know that they're system is obsolete so they continue to berate bitcoin as inferior even though they've had similar origins.

I think that the impact wouldn't be felt, that much isn't bitcoin around 800 billion USD in total market cap already? Then that means that even when those stolen bitcoin gets reintroduced then it's not going to be adding that much effect and those bitcoin seized won't be reintroduced straight away, they're going to be auctioned and those who wins the bid will have the final say.

That's not a good test though, I mean you could be lucky in free spins but not when you buy more spins and vice versa but that one is hard to prove since they might not move to that point because they start at an unlucky streak. You might find some slots that bait you into playing more by letting win consecutive times at a lower prize money and then when you move to higher prizes then that's when they start taking profit. Just be careful playing slots as that is the game that favors the house more.

Make sure that it's a surplus money because you're going to be spending lots of money and you don't want to end up broke when you're gambling, know what I'm saying? I really can't fathom how people spend that much amount but hey, probably because I am not a rich man and I can't afford to spend money on leisurely activities.