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 71 
 on: Today at 03:02:53 AM 
Started by Marvelockg - Last post by uswa56
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That's why I believe that money is everything these days but there are still some people who oppose it and I think they are just stubborn people who don't want to accept this harsh truth.

Indeed, people with no money or little money have almost no voice in today's society. They have many difficulties at work, in expressing opinions in public or have no way to express their talents.

According to what I see and feel, the society we live in is a society where people with money will always be right and vice versa, people without money have almost no rights.

Therefore, no matter how difficult and harsh life is, we must always find ways to make money because without money it is very difficult to survive in these times.
Currently, to be able to do something, of course you really need money to be able to do what they want to do and for some people who don't believe in this, perhaps they have never felt the position they are in when they don't have money and want to do something but they can't. do it because you don't have money.

It is true that in society it is very unlikely that people who have little money will be able to give their opinions and be heard by other people, even though the opinions they give are very good to use, this is a reality that must be accepted by them and when people who have a lot of money give opinions and What is said is not good, of course someone will listen because they have a lot of money.

You are right, of course we have to look for various ways to still be able to make money and we have to do it in a way that doesn't violate existing rules so we don't have problems when we get money from the hard work we have done.

 72 
 on: Today at 02:40:42 AM 
Started by Septex - Last post by Belarge
Let me say from my own principles of understanding the world entirely, it is obvious that money is everything that we need and after God it is morning that is why money brings corruption to any nation and it is the controller of anything that is why many people today is the desperate or interested in making money in all miss even some countries that is not well arranged or connected what is causing the issues of country not being uplifted is as result of money so I know right well that money is all about everything we needed on Earth.... so from my perspective I only agree that money is wealth and the money is root of all evil if you can believe me.
Wealth is utilized by the abundance of valuable assets in our possession. It keeps our stability flowing in balance equilibrium. The world is a very cruel place to exists but we're left with no option than accept the basic facts of the system and continue hitting the nail on the head. Money is crucially important for our existence on planet earth. We literally need it to sort our bills everyday and also for survival because that's the major aim everyone keeps pushing for.

 73 
 on: Today at 02:35:55 AM 
Started by cambodian_airlines - Last post by SilverCryptoBullet
You want to purchase BTC through different entering method with altcoins. There are some no KYC exchanges that can provide you different entering payment methods for your purchase.

https://kycnot.me/

Do it manually is easy but do you want to seriously do it with bot?

You maybe can find what you need with Awesome Bitcoin.

If turned into USDC, use Uniswap to turn it into WBTC - or are there ways to programmatically turn it into BTC itself at low cost?
It's bad practice because WBTC (Wrapped Bitcoin) is a token, with a peg to bitcoin, but it is not actual bitcoin. 1 bitcoin is always 1 bitcoin but 1 WBTC is not always 1 bitcoin. If the peg losses, 1 WBTC can become 0.1 BTC or 0.

 74 
 on: Today at 02:33:38 AM 
Started by nullama - Last post by wxa7115
Perhaps Bolivia wants a financial boost and thus wants to see if lifting the ban will encourage investments. It could also be, as Cointelegraph says, about modernizing the country's payment system. Not being legal tender is fine, as the op is correct that this is the case in most countries around the world. It's a big step after a 10-year-old ban, and I hope the population will be vigilant if scammers use this lift as an opportunity. I can see that Bolivia's Central Bank is also thinking about it, as they want to create an educational program on managing crypto-related risks.
I would think this is the main motivation behind this move, politicians despite their claims care nothing about any ideology, what they care about is to increase their power, and right now the economy of Bolivia is not on the best shape and more investment is needed.

So it is likely that politicians see this as an easy move to make to try to encourage new businesses to set shop on their country, will it work? I am not sure but it is a move that benefits bitcoin, as one less country that bans it cannot be anything else than a good news.

 75 
 on: Today at 02:29:29 AM 
Started by Cryptoprincess101 - Last post by uswa56
My question is that is it advisable to own too many properties that are unproductive with the expectations that they would stand as aids to us in the future or should we just own few assets and make sure they are of the best standards and are generating money for us regularly?
Yes it is advisable to own alot of assets or diversify into different denomination provided those asset are productive or can be sold to get back something in return. Any money invested in property is liable to have something in return. though it may be that some properties may not be a productive asset like bitcoin investment or any other form of investment, but just a property to sell when there is challenges or when the need arises. there is alot of people who had properties, when they had challenges above there capital, they sold their property. what am trying to say is that we should have property everywhere sothat when we are of age, or don't have  fund, we may sell those property to recover some funds to settle pressing need.
When someone decides to diversify their funds into several types of assets, of course this is very profitable for them in the future and having unproductive types of property assets is not a problem if we have sufficient income to meet our living needs, but in choosing to invest in property, of course Of course, this would be very good if we could choose the type of property investment that can provide results. Of course, this would be better if the income we have is still limited to meeting the needs we have.
It is true that there are some people who sell their assets when they experience urgent needs, but if we can still maintain it, it would be better if we could look for other alternatives so that we can still maintain the property we already own.

 76 
 on: Today at 02:27:50 AM 
Started by takuma sato - Last post by BlackBoss_
Why is Lightning then not much more popular now, and L-BTC and Rootstock stay in niches? My interpretation is easy: the current on-chain cost is still low enough for people not being forced to use these layer2's. People don't do micropayments on Bitcoin (mainchain) since long ago anyway.
They will change when they have to but they accepted to use Bitcoin on chain and still don't feel to have big demand on layer 2 solutions. They can have better practice for transactions to save precious satoshis that will become more valuable with time.

The OP's concern is too far, 2140, probably we will all die on that year which is about 80 years from this year 2024. There will be many new upgrades on Bitcoin protocol and predict what will happen next 80 years is too far thinking. Like Segwit adoption, Taproot adoption, growth of Ordinals that happen only last 6 to 2 years lately.

 77 
 on: Today at 02:23:03 AM 
Started by DeSnakeS - Last post by DeSnakeS
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 78 
 on: Today at 02:20:06 AM 
Started by Tungbulu - Last post by BlackBoss_
On the 12th day of January, 2009, the first ever Bitcoin transaction was made, and this has went down as a revolutionary event in the history of cryptocurrency because that when it all started.
You need to say it is a first peer to peer transaction because describing it as a first transaction is confusing, misleading and inaccurate. There are many blocks and transactions before the first peer to peer transaction between Satoshi Nakamoto and Hal Finney.

'The Bitcoin History Book 2008-2024'
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M8z4M4oV4WC_aIGWkn-tO_T7Nkllj47C/view?usp=sharing

Payment No. 1: A Closer Look at the Very First Bitcoin Transfer

 79 
 on: Today at 02:14:45 AM 
Started by Plan well - Last post by Smack That Ace
Bitcoin is here to stay,
Despite the fact that no one can actually say for sure if bitcoin will stay forever, but from the look of things, bitcoin is here to stay and will stay forever.
One thing I’ve known is that, bitcoin has a very strong community who are willing to make sure bitcoin keeps working and currently, I personally think, bitcoin has grown passed the stage where it will be influenced by every little things or news like a ban in a country or its likes.

I don’t think a countries regulation will actually have any major impact on bitcoin as it stands now and just like the case with my country, where the p2p market was banned in a lot of exchanges, that didn’t actually affect the global market of bitcoin despite Nigeria being among the list of highest bitcoin accepted country.

The value of any asset depends on demand and requires community support to survive, not just bitcoin. But the community will only support when they get benefits from them and here bitcoin is bringing profits, different use cases to the community. So I won't say that bitcoin will last forever and its survival will depend on the community, if they find a better asset than bitcoin in the future, it won't be surprising if they abandon it. In my opinion, what lasts forever is personal benefit and community benefit, not bitcoin or gold that will last forever.

A country's ban does not represent the whole world, so one or a few countries banning bitcoin are no different from those wanting to fall behind instead of thinking they have enough power to ban bitcoin.

 80 
 on: Today at 02:11:56 AM 
Started by tread93 - Last post by BlackBoss_
How do you plan to introduce your children to Bitcoin? More importantly what is your long term plan for passing down the wealth to the next gen?
The best you can do for your children is nurturing them and educating them. The first task is easy than the second task, but education is key for your children future, not food or how much money you leave to your children as inheritance.

If they are educated well, they will have good major and occupation for their future then they can work and get money by themselves. Rich can be achieve by themselves too if they are knowledgeable through education. There are other soft skills but education is a key in all the complex process.

Wealth distribution in society will be done naturally, from generation to generation, you don't have to worry about that.

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