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1861  Economy / Economics / Re: You want to make money with Bitcoin ? Here is a Tip ...Psy... on: February 24, 2021, 02:22:16 PM
Crypto is based on trust ... Sure there are pump and dumps / scams etc ... But at the end crypto is based on trust.

So when the price goes up people trust it more,when the price goes down they trust it less.

Well... that's not how it is. Initially users should know that bitcoin's price is unstable. If they will accept that as a threat or weakness, then they should not invest in it. Many people nowadays are seeing it as a potential, and not gonna lie here, that's a high risk if they will go for it. So it doesn't matter if the price goes up or down, the moment they have invested in bitcoin, they should have made up their mind and trust it.
1862  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Which is more important bitcoin or fiat? on: February 24, 2021, 01:44:40 PM
I don't actually prefer to analyze these two (fiat and crypto) on the grounds that the two of them have their own use on my end. Be that as it may, to address your inquiry, in view of my experience and on how I use it, I'd pick fiat. The cash I utilize generally in my day by day exchanges. As of now, I'm simply holding my BTC, and on the off chance that I need to utilize them, I actually convert them into fiat prior to managing an exchange. Plus, the shippers I go over are not that acquainted with crypto. On the off chance that they are, they're not tolerating it. Not yet. Indeed for the survey, I pick fiat.

Normally I don't really want to choose between the two because they are important for me in their own ways. We also cannot say now that Bitcoin is dominant than fiat because if it were, we should be using bitcoin in all fields. The currency system we are using today have been used for a long time ago, and bitcoin would not replace that easily. As fiat has its own strengths and weaknesses, bitcoin is same with that aspect. We just need to be in contact with Bitcoin a little longer, and I am sure the time will come everyone will adapt and will use it. Trust the process we are doing today.
1863  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin in a good shape? on: February 24, 2021, 01:24:54 PM
Price-wise, we are definitely in a better shape compared to what was last year. Legislation, regulation, and overall acceptance, we're still there, though we have advanced quite a few steps from where we were in 2018. Public interest also is surging together with the price. And even with a lot of people being affected by the pandemic currently, bitcoin still performed unusually better compared to all other assets out there that have established markets and a lot of deep pockets that can literally save their asses if needs be.

The reply above is pretty much what happened. I actually am also not updated from 2 or 3 years since because of some personal reasons but then all of my friends are talking about how the bitcoin's price improved, and I think to myself, I never expected bitcoin to reach the price this high, as we are experiencing it today, and now I am back, I also observed that people are getting more and more interested in bitcoin. Good for everyone.  Cheesy
1864  Local / Pilipinas / Re: Bilyonaryo dahil kay BTC on: February 22, 2021, 05:25:42 PM
Ang galing naman ng ganito, at kung iisipin kabayan pa ang nakagawa. Sa totoo lang hindi naman imposible na mangyari 'yan kung simula pa nga dati ay nag-hodl na siya ng Bitcoin, pero lapitin talaga iyan ng mga masasamang loob kaya better if maging private tayo sa mga financial transactions natin especially sa investments natin. We will never know kung sino ang magtatangka talaga ng masama, and worse kung malapit pa sa atin. Lagi lang tayong mag-ingat.
1865  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do you have a Bitcoin exit strategy? on: February 22, 2021, 05:01:10 PM

I'm wondering if people here are planning on getting out of crypto or significantly reducing your stake at some point this year and if so what your plan is and where you are looking at reinvesting your funds?
If you're asking an exit strategy on Bitcoin, I guess I haven't planned for one, because I am not planning to. I am well aware that what I am thinking is high risk, and what I am din may be dangerous if I don't secure assets. There will also be available I believe that there will be available stock markets that I can invest too, but I for me, Bitcoin is the best option that will be suitable for me.
1866  Economy / Economics / Re: Great reset is done on: February 22, 2021, 04:37:50 PM
Unfortunately, Covid is not yet done and there are arr still countries struggling. Though there are vaccines now it's not guaranteed yet. Some people are afraid to get the vaccine in cases of side effects and such. Hopefully this will really end and once that happens, maybe we can say that we are ready for improving anything around us.

But not only the pandemic has affected us, let's expect that there will be more problems to arise and of course we will not stop there, we should take action depending on what is the solution we could make.
1867  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Vs Future? on: February 22, 2021, 04:12:36 PM
i have been in the cryptocurrency field since 2014 and i have seen the brightest and darkest days of BTC but when i look at the current rising conditions of the bitcoin market i see that we have come a long way and most of the world is accepting the cryptocurrency payments and some lager brands are also connected to the BTC world.

but sometimes a thought crosses my mind that will these conditions last longer and better in the future?

what do you guys have to say about it?

let us know  Smiley
Of course it would. Though central banks and government are less likely to deploy it in countries as laws or anything similar like that, bitcoin and cryptocurrencies will be fine. The improvement of these things in terms of its price, the people, and its entity as a whole is a great benefit for all of us. Cryptocurrencies being decentralized is what connects us all. Be it an individual, a small group, or even an organization, as long as we support using these, I believe bitcoin will be better and better as time goes by.
1868  Economy / Economics / Re: Is corona virus crisis changing economical equations around the world? on: February 20, 2021, 05:18:00 PM
I think every country that has been affected by the pandemic will of course affect the economic status of it. Especially in the first periods of the scattered virus, everything needs to adapt on the abrupt change. Everyone is also affected, and it hurts to see the people who are suffering the most because of forced closing of their business and such. But now, we still have the pandemic but slowly the people are getting back on their feet, of course, the economy too. Though the virus is not entirely eliminated, we have found ways to deal with it and our country may still encounter problems but this time, we can think for better solutions since we are now familiar on this pandemic.
1869  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: recent negative statement against Bitcoin on: February 20, 2021, 04:51:44 PM
Well, this is not surprising, this thing is such a normal thing for the central bank to give a negative statement about bitcoin because the central bank and government do not want decentralization so they keep on making such statements like that but don't worry because the central bank cant does something to kill bitcoin community.
I'll say that's the main reason. It's really funny they try to destroy bitcoin's reputation in others; especially to those normal citizens who have little information about it. To avoid cryptocurrency ruling over let's say, a major population of the country, of course the government will try to stop these and of course they won't want others to 'dominate' in this field. Whatever they may say, it won't affect much since at first they try to deny the goodness of having cryptocurrencies especially bitcoin, and they lack knowledge about it.
1870  Economy / Economics / Re: Our boss and employer are money on: February 20, 2021, 04:30:39 PM
Everybody needs money. This is one of the fundamental needs for humans to survive. Like how air and water is. Sorry for being a bit philosophical but if money is only the thing that drives you to live your life, you are living your life in a wrong perspective.

Yes, that's true, that almost everything involves money, bit that doesn't mean that we will let it control us. That's why there are things like investing and such, which we control our own money.
1871  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Lucky Bitcoiner on: February 20, 2021, 04:10:34 PM
I'm really not feeling comfortable flaunting your riches coming from crypto or bitcoin itself.

You can be a target from criminals and you don't know that you can be physically attack and force you to cough off your bitcoin address and the private keys. So for me, it's better to keep a low profile specially if you become a self made millionaire through bitcoin, just saying.

I don't know his true story though and I never heard of this "Lucky Bitcoiner".
That is true and that's one of the reasons why we should not brag about it. It is still inportant to have a private life so you'll be somehow feel safe about your hodlings in Bitcoin.

But it's really good to know that they are being successful and we all know that thay're not the only who's experiencing it-- "it" meaning them being successful in their Bitcoin investment. I even know close friends who are receiving their "rewards" from investing bitcoin and buy something they need or want.
1872  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin used for illegal activities on telegram on: February 18, 2021, 11:41:44 AM
What are your thoughts on this ??
How should we go about controlling this situation without hampering the freedom cryptocurrencies give users ??
It's just disappointing and frustrating that there are bad guys wherever you go. They try to make use all of the possible resources they can and do what they want. It is dangerous for us because what if cryptocurrency will be banned in a certain country because of illegal activities? As much as we have the freedom on what we can do with our bitcoin and other cryptos, bad guys also have that freedom. It's hard to finalize any thoughts on this since if anything, we will also be affected.
1873  Economy / Economics / Re: We, bitcoiners, should buy a bank on: February 18, 2021, 11:05:49 AM
The idea is good if small banks exist fully independent... But they take loans from the larger banks which I feel might be problematic.

I don't know what thisd solve. If I did, I'd help to create one but I imagine the fees for such thing would be really high too and we already have binance and a few other sites who seem to be trying to do this (6% on eur and usd, 1% on btc etc)...
That's true. If only those small banks are really independent which I doubt since how would they establish their own and it runs smoothly? Everything that starts small for sure encounter struggles.

Also, what is the assurance if ever Bitcoin's gonna have a physical bank? I think without physical banks bitcoin will still function well and its unstable price will not be changed (which may be good or bad, it depends on perspective). We can still have smooth transactions without a bank. Smiley
1874  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Rich people causes cryptocurrency ban on: February 18, 2021, 10:48:19 AM

* If I many ask what is the major reason while some countries ruling class ban bitcoin transaction?
* What is the negative effects using crypto as currency?
* what harm does bitcoin contributes a country that can lead to ban?

* The rich bankers would not want bitcoin interfere with the current system, because that's the way how they earn. If that would be interrupted, they would not want that the stable process would be hindered by some currency that's decentralized.
* Main negative effect that I know would be that volatility. I think that's one of the reasons why the government still not use it for their country and make it official.
* I have seen some posts regarding doing illegal things and the transactions are made through bitcoin. No one would want that, of course, there is a law in a country and of course once they will found out that the criminals used bitcoin, there's a chance that there will be a discussion about it.
1875  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Are your Bitcoins safe? on: February 18, 2021, 10:28:52 AM
One thing you need to do to secure your bitcoin in a safe place is to have that private key you use backed up or at least have a copy in your safe vault either electronically or not. You never know what will happen in the future so make sure to handle your assets well. That attached image of OP is not really wrong because I actually use passwords for my Bitcoin wallet, and linked my account to other accounts so it should be safe.
1876  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Rise of Bitcoin, Fall of Dollar on: February 18, 2021, 10:09:53 AM
Dollar price is stable and there is no devaluation of USD because dollar accepted worldwide, bitcoin will never replace dollar because in every developed country dollar is still used as payment method no country start accepting bitcoin as payment method. Bitcoin has their own place in online market and dollar has their own place.

This statement is true, as we should know that the two currencies are different from each other. Being both users of both currencies, we know where can we use fiat and bitcoin depending on what we are gonna do. Also, let's don't think that one is dominant from other, because it has different function and uses. Let us use this harmoniously and we will benefit from it in one way or another.
1877  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: the power of HOLD and believe on: February 18, 2021, 09:48:29 AM
Surely there are people who are already familiar with bitcoin in the year 2017 that didn't hodl for too long kinda regretted that they did not hodl it up until now. They definitely would have better profit but of course, some have their own goals to achieve and those goals maybe different from the usual. In bitcoin investing there's no too late. you can always start anytime you would like and of course don't give up on your goals.
1878  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 12 years and no country has approved Bitcoin ?? on: February 18, 2021, 09:24:52 AM
Using cryptocurrency is actually approved by some of the governments around the world, and it is fine as it is. Being approved by government does not mean they should be handling it and force their people to use it. I mean, with permission or not bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will still continue to function and whoever wants to use it can use it freely.

As for predictions, you can't just believe in anyone about bitcoin's future. Only if he had done thorough research about and he is familiar with how it systematically works, maybe his argument is valid. But it's not, so why believe to it?
1879  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can you say you made money if you never actally sell your coins? on: February 16, 2021, 02:24:29 PM
Of course! Let's say, I have a stable job and I decided to save some of my salary and covert it into Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency. The moment I started converting it, and the price moves, I actually earned money from it. So I will decide if when will I sell or I until when will I hodl it. Either log term or short term, I know you made money in the world of crypto. It really depends on your plans or needs, and there's nothing wrong with it as long as it's your decision.
1880  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why do ordinary people feel afraid of Bitcoin? on: February 16, 2021, 01:20:51 PM
BTC is still magic internet money for the ordinary people. They dont understand how it work and why they should use it

Yes. Lack of knowledge is one of the roots why people fear a new invention or innovation. Also, if they are not interested to learn about it, there's nothing much we can do. But maybe at least if they can know the basics of bitcoin and crypto, I guess that would be fine so they don't have misconceptions about it. Also, if you will make yourself available for the people you know that is interested in bitcoin, then go ahead and teach them so that they would know bitcoin is not some scam network or anything, because it's not.
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