Each time I visited a blog article about BTC mixers I found several scams promoted in. Either they post about a website know as scammer either they post a website which is nothing more than a clone of a previous project (so a scam too), knowing perfectly what they're doing.
Better to rely on Reddit, forum discussions, etc
Blog articles will probably sell their souls just to publish an article so there's no surprise that they will promote a scam website, in short they don't have a principle. Reddit as a source of information isn't really the best for me because there is a chance that people are trolling and some trolls can really get too far. |
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Just saw this reply... Yea new token, AGAIN. Hoping to see some justice this year. Investigation is still on-going.
It has been a year now and I feel like the scammers are slick and good in terms of evading the authorities. Bave you checked on your contact to prove that the investigation is on-going? |
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I don't see what gives away that they are a fake team but I can tell that using an AI detection will definitely yield results and if I can't see it at first glance, pretty sure that people that don't know about AI generated images will probably be fooled by this scammers. Nice catch OP.
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@Botnake. They have not sold. I am not certain but it appears that Tesla does not need to wait until their quarterly report. They might be required to file a report with the SEC that they have sold or will sell on a given date as a public company.
How come the prices are still doing smooth though? Isn't selling bitcoin can cause those crashes? Also, knowing the behavior of Elon regarding things he do and his companies, I am pretty sure that he will probably tweet about it on Twitter. |
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If I we were to follow the pattern, the next halving would probably have a smaller multiplier than that of the 2020 halving which can only mean that either the price is going to be really high that a small multiplier is going to be enough.
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Just don't spend all the money that you have on it and you are good to go, remember to take care of yourself first because you will probably have no use of bitcoin if you died of starvation or anything that might cause you to die because of your neglect for daily needs.
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I guess I'll have to save a lot of money if that was to happen because that is another golden opportunity to buy bitcoin and hodl for a really long time and profit a lot from it when the time comes, I just hope that my signature campaign will adapt it's pay when the prices has gone down that point.
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If he can get all the board to unanimously vote for selling of Tesla's bitcoin. And if he can't do so then he will not be able to sell bitcoin, just because he is the face of the company doesn't mean that he will be able to do the decisions all alone.
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We know the price won't stay above $35k for 10 consecutive days, but how long do you think it'll take this time for it to collapse below $35k again?
The price did go down but it seems to me that you are wrong about your prediction, the price has gone back up to 37k again. What's your next move? Another fake mathematical equation? |
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The only probelm that i have with bitcoin as a payment method are the payments, when the bitcoin raises in price we see the mining fees go through the roof, how do you excpect someone who wants to use bitcoin to pay for a 10 dollar item on the internet and has to pay 50% of that in fees in order to get his transaction done, now don't get me wrong bitcoin works for transactions with large amounts but for the day to day shoping and transacting it is still has a fundmental issue that needs to be addressed.
Totally agree, you don't want to be buying for a 10 dollar item with 20 dollars as a total payment, I think that bitcoin's ever changing payment is what makes it hard for bitcoin to be adopted as a payment besides the occasional network congestion. Maybe we don't have to worry about the small transactions right now, pretty sure that people are going to find a way to deal with it. |
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I mean it's good they're still holding some but they might be trying to cause a dip they can profit from by selling now (especially if other "funds" look to try to do the same thing and cash out their profits).
They will probably pump it up anyways, we know how these companies already work and I don't really mind them doing that because I am a long-term hodler and I can control when and where am I going to sell my bitcoins. |
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It's good that he is going to this tax evaders, the people who evade taxes don't use their money to help people so I would rather gamble on government collecting taxes to fund projects that will benefit the public.
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Depends on each person, as you have said, you aren't a long-term investor which means that you will take all the necessary precautions to prevent losses or at the least cut it early. I don't think that's how it works on buying the dip though, you don't know when will it go lower so you just have to wait for the right moment.
USD can still be traded, as we know that its value is being in decline, the percentage was far from what cryptos are currently dealing with. It's flexible and may become profitable in a long run. BUT I would still choose crypto, we have more great possibilities, but still, the risk is always included. It's not the most popular of the trading world though, pretty sure there aren't a lot of people doing foreign exchange anymore. Also, why did you quote my post when I didn't even talked about USD being untradeable. |
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Bitcoins have value because they can be a store of value and can be used for exchange of services or products. Same principle as fiat currency, they have a value and they can be used for services and products.
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I hope that you are taking your medications OP, you seems to be shaken in the head. Also, the elite and rich won't let that kind of thing happen again, they suffered considerably at that time so they know what happens when they let it happen.
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That's actually pretty good but there must be a big catch when they are going to do this to cryptopreneurs, and I think that it will be a lot. Hopefully, just making more jobs and paying a good tax is enough for El Salvador.
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It would work but I don't think that a lot of users will be using it or going to support it since you can access the forum in mobile through web browsers that you can easily download or provided by the phone. Maybe we can try to do it and see what's going to happen.
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Any intervention or rehab center that rehabilitates addiction is a good start because they cater a wide variety of addictions. Also, try to talk to the person first before anything else because getting them by surprise is going to be a stupid thing to do because it will be against their will and they might resent you for the intervention.
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Tax money is the source for the government and when they meet with unexpected needs like the pandemic, what they do is add up tax. The proposal by Ukraine in my view is acceptable, because they're not into taxation of the essential things. In certain countries taxes were increased on the essential things. Already People are suffering financially, the taxes once again adds pain.
Particularly on the fuel price which leads to the hike in the price of each and everything.
If the taxes are properly spent and they all benefit the public, I don't have any worries about paying bigger taxes, look at Scandinavian Peninsula, some of the countries there have some of the biggest taxes in Europe but they were able to justifiy it with a universal healthcare and a free colleges or sometimes even paid to study in their universities and social welfare. |
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Gambling operators would never care for the implications of them just existing and profiting. What's important to them is money, and at the end of the day, they will get it from people that are lowkey having fun and those who are extremely addicted. As long as the industry is thriving, pays their taxes, and does not really do harm that is easily recognizable, the government will allow it—except of course on countries with a firm stance against gambling.
Exactly, they will care much more about profits than the wellbeing of their users because what's the point of curing your customers if them being sick is the way that you can make a lot of money. Also, regarding the economic cost, I think gamblong industry is a big contributor with taxes and tourism, just look at Las Vegas, Macau and Hongkong. |
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