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 on: Today at 01:50:43 PM 
Started by Abiky - Last post by mindrust
Only $2 million? C’mon you cheapskates, what will Trump do with $2m? Have a lunch? Demrats are pumping millions to Biden every minute. Reps should do better if they are serious about winning the election. Trump is rich that’s true but almost all the s&p500 companies are WEF bitches so it is hard to win against a financial power like that. I know Trump will win anyway but let’s don’t take that risk this time. He was supposed to win in 2020 too but look what happened.

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 on: Today at 01:47:02 PM 
Started by krishnaverma - Last post by Zanab247
BTC has been a good investment op, and whenever you make BTC your choice among other cryptocurrencies in the market, I guess it will allow you to accumulate profits that will make you to begin to see BTC as the king among other cryptocurrencies, which is what BTC is right now in the industry.


If you have not stock your BTC for long period of years before, I will advise you to try it to hodl your BTC like 4 or 5 years before you can sell, you will agree with me that BTC investment is a good investment to put money in the bear run.

I know you have seen other projects that is making you feel like BTC investment is not the best,  just try the investment with what you can afford to lose, then you will believe BTC investment is the best.

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 on: Today at 01:46:29 PM 
Started by krishnaverma - Last post by EL MOHA
If you look at past data, you will easily get the answer to the question relative to your country because recession is rarely universal else it becomes global economic meltdown like we had in 2008 when bitcoin was not yet created. As for country specific recession, bitcoin is definitely a good alternative because whenever currencies fails, people look towards other assets of which bitcoin has proven to be one of such reliable asset. I remember in 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic, a lot of people invested in bitcoin and towards the end of the year, the price moon when stocks were crashing.

I agree that stocks easily get affected by recession because during a recession company can easily get impacted with losses that’s why you see things like companies reducing staffs and so. Having stocks here can cause panic and many people can start reducing their investment holdings leading to bearish periods for the stock, that’s why the recession effect is dependent on the type of stock you invest in.

Bitcoin on the other hand doesn’t have a central body and a country recession doesn’t affects it directly, but a global recession too will definitely affect the trend of bitcoin. During recession people are bent in to reducing their costs and more often volatile assets are the ones they do away with. A strong supply power as we know leads to fall in place

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 on: Today at 01:44:40 PM 
Started by krishnaverma - Last post by Iranus
Can Bitcoin be a good investment over stocks in a recession period ?

In my opinion, bitcoin is better and that is why we are here and choose bitcoin.

Also, explain why do you feel so ?

Of course, we choose bitcoin because of its profits, bitcoin clearly brings significant profits and outperforms other investments, not just stocks. But apart from the profit factor, bitcoin is far superior as it is not just an investment but also provides us with use cases. With bitcoin, you can manage and store your assets yourself without depending on third parties, you can use it as currency, cross-border payment method...The stock market does not provide you with these facilities other than using them for investing.

 15 
 on: Today at 01:43:58 PM 
Started by MrT2000 - Last post by philipma1957
epic controllers are not free but you can do really low with them


https://altairtech.io/product/epic-umc/

Wow looks promising. Do you know how low you can go?

okay the boards work with

all S19
and t21
and s21


When you under clock it allows you to disable any of the 3 boards

it also allows as low as 50mhz freq and 12 volts if you do manual.

you can also go way high like 600 freq and 15 volts
and that are the manual settings

more than that you can autotune from 60th to 300th   on the t21 I have.

the flexibility is huge much more like a gpu from the old days of mining.

You also may find you a board that allows really low settings and another board that allows high settings.


t21 thread

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5491800.0

 16 
 on: Today at 01:40:18 PM 
Started by virasog - Last post by Z-tight
To be honest with you, i haven't seen any shillers about bitget wallet/exchange on this forum too.
If you haven't, then i think you should check these threads[1][2], to get updated, it is compilations of Bitget shillers on the forum. It's not the worst shilling we can see on a forum like this, but surely it is bad for their reputation if they have to do that to advertise their service here.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5472656.msg63096579#msg63096579
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5498457.msg64153219#msg64153219

 17 
 on: Today at 01:34:02 PM 
Started by Abiky - Last post by Iranus
Ouch, it's unfortunate when highly powerful people make decisions like this. Biden's administration isn't friendly to cryptos, I admit it. But I think Trump is just playing a temporary game of pretending to be pro-Bitcoin so that he can get some votes out of it,
I share the same opinion as you, I don’t believe that trump and politicians are worth to trust at all, they are ready to do anything for a vote, changing their positions, opinions, sides for their own benefits. Moreover, crypto and Bitcoin are trending lately and the community would support any candidate that is willing to do good for the market and stop all the attacks from the SEC.
Personally, I think the twins will regret this move sooner if Trump becomes the next US president. I strongly believe the negative impact and actions from the US government will always stay the same or get worse. Never trust politicians, respectfully for those who support any side, I would say this is an opinion of mine and it can be wrong.

Biden is also a politician, is he more trustworthy than Trump? If we talk about politicians, no one is trustworthy and what they do is only for their power and benefits. But Americans and the crypto community do not have a third choice, and we only have the right to support one of the two, and each has their own reasons for which one to support. You and I as well as the Winklevoss brothers are all bitcoin investors but each of us has our own goals so just because we vote for different people doesn't mean they are stupid and we are smart. It's simply a choice based on personal interests.

Trump maybe currently receive more donations than Biden.

According to the report, in May, Mr. Trump's campaign raised $141 million, while Mr. Biden's camp only raised $85 million, but overall there is not a big difference between the two.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-campaign-says-it-raised-141-million-in-may-compared-to-85-million-for-biden/

 18 
 on: Today at 01:31:12 PM 
Started by krishnaverma - Last post by Davidvictorson
Can Bitcoin be a good investment over stocks in a recession period ? Also, explain why do you feel so ?
It depends on the kind of stocks you are investing in. There are stocks that do well even in a time of recession. For example if a country is involved in fighting war despite the having a recession in it's country, individuals who invest in a company that produces ammunitions and other war stuffs will witness a rise in their investment even though the country is in a recession. Aside this, yes Bitcoin is my go to asset for investment during a recession or any economic downfall. It saves and preserves my wealth.

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 on: Today at 01:28:08 PM 
Started by Abiky - Last post by naira
I believe that Trump's decision to support the crypto industry is a logical and positive step in his campaign. At the moment, people are greatly concerned about this issue and the actions of the current administration have caused fears among the public, which could affect the election results.
When political hands started to play, the support was very massive, plus Trump finally dismantled his principles from being anti-crypto to being pro. Keep in mind that this is all about politics and Bitcoin is being used as a tool to get votes. Trump sees Biden negative votes in the Bitcoin community, therefore making Trump have additional votes if he declares pro Bitcoin. In political competition, things like this often happen, taking advantage of voices that are at odds with the current government.

Ouch, it's unfortunate when highly powerful people make decisions like this. Biden's administration isn't friendly to cryptos, I admit it. But I think Trump is just playing a temporary game of pretending to be pro-Bitcoin so that he can get some votes out of it, whereas in the past he's been consistently anti-Bitcoin. It seems like it isn't their first major support for Republicans, as they supported Blake Masters (Arizona). Masters lost despite getting attention and generous support of billionaires. I hope the same will happen to Trump, although I must admit that Biden isn't a particularly good option.

Do you think it's fair for us to keep bringing up other people's past to judge them in the present? It is true that he has criticized and opposed bitcoin in the past, but many years have passed and he may have changed his opinion on bitcoin. We have seen many investors change their opinion about bitcoin and we always congratulate them for finding the truth, so why are we always upset with Mr. Trump?

Furthermore, even retail investors like us know that he has been against bitcoin, or he is pretending to be pro-bitcoin just because he wants to get more votes. Do you think other people like the Winklevoss twins don't know about it? Maybe they even met Mr. Trump directly to confront him about this, but they still decided to support him. Do you think they are more stupid than us?

I'm not from America and don't care who wins, but the fact that many high powered people support Mr. Trump is something that makes us think.
On the other hand, the arrival of the Winklevoss twins was a big reference because they were able to make an agreement so that the crypto and Bitcoin community was given more free space in the US. At least the Winklevoss twins are considered capable of representing the hopes of Bitcoin retail investors. In other words the Winklevoss twins "I will support you and make a donation, but with the condition of Bitcoin in the US......" that's the picture because there can't be $2 million given away for free, at least there is an agreement made by the Winklevoss twins .

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 on: Today at 01:24:20 PM 
Started by krishnaverma - Last post by logfiles
It would have been a good thing to look at had Bitcoin been in existence before the beginning of the Great recession in 2007. But in general, Bitcoin has performed quite well compared to most if not all stocks from the time of its inception

Let's not forget that back then, the price of Bitcoin was in cents. Today, I don't think we shall see yearly moves of 2,000%, like it was possible back then. So If a recession were to happen today, things may not be the same as they were 15 years ago.

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