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 on: Today at 09:38:36 PM 
Started by sirius - Last post by pbies
Why I am offended and offender post is not removed?

My defending answer to his post was removed, but his insults not.

WTF is this?

Why double standards?

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 on: Today at 09:37:39 PM 
Started by SeriouslyGiveaway - Last post by bluebit25
Each of us has a different approach to this field, so that difference shows the fact that it is not for the crowd and the winners in this field also have many different reasons.

I also have some experience with this journey, I don't attach much importance to investment theory because I really don't feel too pressured to make more money. I have accumulated bitcoins and from time to time I think I will earn more bitcoins, but there are times when I have to accept losing bitcoins. So it's not always about winning for everyone, it's just a matter of whether we will win/lose.

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 on: Today at 09:35:16 PM 
Started by wez - Last post by synchronym
Countries that have Bitcoin legality can invest in Bitcoin with confidence and are changing their own fortunes with this Bitcoin investment. But countries that are not into Bitcoin are also investing in Bitcoin with the help of the government. But if Bitcoin is legal in all countries, it will be a big news for those who use Bitcoin. Day by day bitcoin popularity is increasing day by day so the government of the country which declares bitcoin legality must consider bitcoin.

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 on: Today at 09:35:11 PM 
Started by Ojinga - Last post by Belarge
banks cannot accept bitcoin as long as the country has not legalized it, so if the government legalizes bitcoin then banks can accept bitcoin, for example in my country bitcoin is not legal as a medium of exchange if a bank accepts bitcoin then the bank will be subject to legal sanctions.
Developed countries have started accepting Cryptocurrency but the developing ones are sticking to fear of bitcoin surpassing their general fiat currency. We're merely citizens and abide by the law passed down by the government, we can only murmured and protest in scenes that's not favorable to us. Cryptocurrency is one of the solid projects and we should never underestimate the space because it have evolved with more opportunities to make everything run smoothly on our ends. Banks works hand in hand with the government and will everything according to the laws passed down by the country government.

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 on: Today at 09:33:54 PM 
Started by Emmybit001 - Last post by lalabotax
Many shops have opened their door to accepting Bitcoin as an alternative way of paying because they noticed that many people are already buying this. The growing number of Bitcoin investors/users is a ground that establishments will also need to adapt and widen their acceptance. Perhaps, it is already more than a decade that Bitcoin has existed, and it was enough to think that this is legit and are able to understand what is this all about.

Adoption will never grow fast if only the number of investors is increasing but also, it is need for these business groups to cooperate as well.
Yes, there are actually quite a lot of them. but the problem is whether they are actually legal or not? Because sometimes, there are countries that still have problems using crypto for payments and that is not allowed. If it was a global or international company, maybe it wouldn't be a problem. However, in certain countries, maybe that isn't easy to do. Because of several things:

- Regulations regarding crypto are prohibited from being used as a means of payment
This may happen in some countries, it could be because crypto is illegal or crypto is legal but illegal as a means of profiteering.

- The general public's ignorance about crypto specifically and their fear of using it because of FUD about scams and others

- Understanding of crypto as a distribution is still quite small.
I often think about it because the costs are actually increasing or the method is sometimes considered complicated. So this becomes difficult for shops around us to do directly.

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 on: Today at 09:32:30 PM 
Started by Plan well - Last post by Z-tight
but if you don't, it's fine as long as you always be careful and always update the wallet, if ever, which always has updates. 
You cannot always be too careful if you use your wallet in the same device you browsw the internet with. Take note that anything online is prone to attack, so even if you are careful and update your wallet to the most recent version, your funds are not safe. If you are storing a large amount in BTC, then the safest option is to use an offline wallet, and that is either a hardware or airgapped wallet.

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 on: Today at 09:32:12 PM 
Started by pbies - Last post by pbies
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Nonsense is when you score my knowledge without knowing what I actually know. Talking simple does not mean that someone is dumb.

You missed the point.

How about I create a topic with the title "pbies is a fucking idiot!"  Just because I like to use those words, in that particular order, does not mean Im trying to insult you. Thats basically your argument, right?


Every moron can do what they want. No one cares.

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 on: Today at 09:28:04 PM 
Started by HideYourKeys - Last post by harapan
You can give information to your father and mother but you cannot impose your wishes on them. The decision to invest will be up to them and if they are not yet interested in investing in Bitcoin, you don't need to force them. You can just keep approaching them and show them how much Bitcoin profit you have made. But again, if they are still not interested, there is nothing you can do.

That's also what I do to people near me where I only provide information about Bitcoin. It is up to them if they want to invest in Bitcoin or not.

Decisions and choices are some of the things that carry on our lives as we grow.Mostly,the decisions we take whether good or bad affects us and the people around us in certain ways.
You're more like an agent in this case,somehow,an organization where you work needs customers and you're in charge of recruiting new members to partake/participate.You'll start inviting,instructing and successfully complete the tasks for the job.

My job as a bitcoin influencer is to lay the necessary aims,objectives and benefits that comes with investing into bitcoin,but its not in my  place to determine the possibility for accepting the offer or not.
The truth is that most of our parents cannot trust thier children with financial aids/advice and they'll never yield to whatever their kids would say concerning money and investments.In order to avoid loss,regrets and disappointments,they'll rather stick to their cheap and loyal businesses.

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 on: Today at 09:25:38 PM 
Started by Floxynice - Last post by khiholangkang
To use bitcoin the decentralized way, you simply have to ensure that you’re the only one who has access (private key or mnemonic phrases) to your Bitcoin. It’s that simple. For those who use decentralized exchanges, one of the reasons is how easy it is to use but the smart ones know that decentralized exchanges are only used to trade (buy or sell) and not to store Bitcoin. And for those who use Bitcoin bank i honestly don’t have any clue what’s going on in their head. Lol
Yes it is that simple, but most bitcoin owners today prefer to use centralized exchanges to store their assets because the purpose is to trade, the few people who may have touched decentralization are those who are already well informed about bitcoin itself, and old investors will definitely use wallets that they constrain themselves, unlike new investors who will definitely use CEX to store their bitcoin and like bitcoin Spot ETFs, they trust their bitcoin to third parties rather than themselves because they may not understand how decentralized bitcoin works.

It is only a matter of time, when many third-party exchanges go bankrupt, that many will understand where to exchange and store their bitcoins.

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 on: Today at 09:19:15 PM 
Started by Ojinga - Last post by Viscore
banks cannot accept bitcoin as long as the country has not legalized it, so if the government legalizes bitcoin then banks can accept bitcoin, for example in my country bitcoin is not legal as a medium of exchange if a bank accepts bitcoin then the bank will be subject to legal sanctions.
Banks only follow what the government set policies and rules, once they fail, these banks will be put in sanction and stop their operation. So if you are a co-owner of a bank, you will definitely won’t let it happen and have no choice but to abide with the government rules and regulations for banks. It’s not actually the banks that are in opposition here, but obviously the centralized government who also aim to make bitcoin centralized in order to be legalized.

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