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October 29, 2016, 02:05:25 PM |
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In near future bitcoin Wallet is become more popular, because it is more safe & secure.
still you are right but i will say here the matter is of which one is safe and in my opinion bank is safe because we can reverse the money transactions with the help of bank systems ( if by mistake we have send the money ) so both of them are best . In order to clearly answer the question of what is best banks or bitcoin wallets, then you need to understand that today is better suited to the population of a country. There are countries which do not recognize cryptocurrency and bitcoin is where prohibited. Here also are the centers of the struggle for the banking sector. And bitcoin might lose. |
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October 29, 2016, 02:30:14 PM |
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bank safety
Already, some countries are willing to accept bitcoin, and thus it is that the banking system will also cooperate with cryptocurrency. Perhaps experience blockchain they recovered. yes true but not all country but is bank still above save in compare bitcoin wallet If the world leaders of the country will promote, or at least recognize bitcoin currency, then it is a big step on the way bitcoin. Then other countries will not be, at least to prohibit cryptocurrency. |
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October 29, 2016, 05:13:12 PM |
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It depends... I don't want to be paid in Bitcoin because of possible price fluctuations. So, I will always have both of them.  Bitcoin Stability depends primarily upon the extraction and not only on popularity. In the end, we can talk about safety first and foremost a bank account or bitcoin wallet. The bank has more confidence, but bitcoin wallet can be secured in several ways, too. |
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October 31, 2016, 03:42:18 PM |
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I prefer bitcoin wallet because the transactions from one wallet to other is instant and have low transaction fees and If the price of bitcoin increases I will be making profits, so i prefer bitcoin wallet.
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October 31, 2016, 06:34:08 PM |
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of course I will choose bitcoin wallet because i can keep all my funds and property on my personal computer without being controlled by government or bank. This means i am able to send and receive bitcoin anonymously and it will be safer
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November 01, 2016, 12:38:21 PM |
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of course I will choose bitcoin wallet because i can keep all my funds and property on my personal computer without being controlled by government or bank. This means i am able to send and receive bitcoin anonymously and it will be safer
The anonymity is very good indeed but not sure if it is safer especially when we are talking of big amounts. Cryptocurrencies are prone to hackings. This would be the hardest thing in the crypto world. Whereas in banks your money is insured so even if your depository bank gets bankrupt you still take your money. |
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November 01, 2016, 01:46:01 PM |
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I don't see how you can live off bitcoin only. For the time being having a bank account is necessary.
For example, where I work you have to have your paycheck deposited directly into a bank account.
Maybe in the future, employers will offer us to get paid in Bitcoin, whether it be the full amount or just a certain percentage, to our discretion.
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November 01, 2016, 01:59:06 PM |
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Here is an example of why cryptocurrency wallets are still not better than banks. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1667654.0Easier said but when you experience this thing you'll go crazy as fuck. |
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November 01, 2016, 03:07:50 PM |
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I like bitcoin wallets, but I prefer to use both. It's necessary more development of the btc ecosystem, so we can use btc wallets more often, because most people still need fiat to buy things they need.
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November 01, 2016, 04:14:49 PM |
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of course I will choose bitcoin wallet because i can keep all my funds and property on my personal computer without being controlled by government or bank. This means i am able to send and receive bitcoin anonymously and it will be safer
The anonymity is very good indeed but not sure if it is safer especially when we are talking of big amounts. Cryptocurrencies are prone to hackings. This would be the hardest thing in the crypto world. Whereas in banks your money is insured so even if your depository bank gets bankrupt you still take your money. Yes, the money in the bank are insured and therefore the risk of losing them is very small. But when the money is in the bank, they depreciate. In this case, more profitable to keep savings in Bitcoins |
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michkima
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November 02, 2016, 02:29:30 AM |
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of course I will choose bitcoin wallet because i can keep all my funds and property on my personal computer without being controlled by government or bank. This means i am able to send and receive bitcoin anonymously and it will be safer
The anonymity is very good indeed but not sure if it is safer especially when we are talking of big amounts. Cryptocurrencies are prone to hackings. This would be the hardest thing in the crypto world. Whereas in banks your money is insured so even if your depository bank gets bankrupt you still take your money. Yes, the money in the bank are insured and therefore the risk of losing them is very small. But when the money is in the bank, they depreciate. In this case, more profitable to keep savings in Bitcoins If you have an enormous amount in a bank, they can only insure only part of it. In my country, banks ensure only $10,000. If you have $20,000 and the bank declares bankrupcy, you lose the $10,000. On the point of Bitcoins, there s also an excellent chance that the price Bitcoin goes down hence losing part of your money. So, I think placing your money in the bank vs. Bitcoin will depend on a person. |
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November 02, 2016, 07:49:50 AM |
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of course I will choose bitcoin wallet because i can keep all my funds and property on my personal computer without being controlled by government or bank. This means i am able to send and receive bitcoin anonymously and it will be safer
The anonymity is very good indeed but not sure if it is safer especially when we are talking of big amounts. Cryptocurrencies are prone to hackings. This would be the hardest thing in the crypto world. Whereas in banks your money is insured so even if your depository bank gets bankrupt you still take your money. Yes, the money in the bank are insured and therefore the risk of losing them is very small. But when the money is in the bank, they depreciate. In this case, more profitable to keep savings in Bitcoins If you have an enormous amount in a bank, they can only insure only part of it. In my country, banks ensure only $10,000. If you have $20,000 and the bank declares bankrupcy, you lose the $10,000. On the point of Bitcoins, there s also an excellent chance that the price Bitcoin goes down hence losing part of your money. So, I think placing your money in the bank vs. Bitcoin will depend on a person. If you have $20,000 and banks can only insure half of it then I am pretty sure you can proceed to another banks to insure that another $10,000. Money in the bank depreciates? Banks offers little interests so your money won't depreciate. But yeah it's more profitable with bitcoins at least right now where its value keeps appreciating. |
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Berns
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November 02, 2016, 05:46:41 PM |
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I trust and the bank and Bitcoin wallet. At the bank I have a centralized national currency and respectively Bitcoins in your wallet. Value cryptocurrency and Fiat 50/50
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michkima
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November 03, 2016, 03:37:04 AM |
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of course I will choose bitcoin wallet because i can keep all my funds and property on my personal computer without being controlled by government or bank. This means i am able to send and receive bitcoin anonymously and it will be safer
The anonymity is very good indeed but not sure if it is safer especially when we are talking of big amounts. Cryptocurrencies are prone to hackings. This would be the hardest thing in the crypto world. Whereas in banks your money is insured so even if your depository bank gets bankrupt you still take your money. Yes, the money in the bank are insured and therefore the risk of losing them is very small. But when the money is in the bank, they depreciate. In this case, more profitable to keep savings in Bitcoins If you have an enormous amount in a bank, they can only insure only part of it. In my country, banks ensure only $10,000. If you have $20,000 and the bank declares bankrupcy, you lose the $10,000. On the point of Bitcoins, there s also an excellent chance that the price Bitcoin goes down hence losing part of your money. So, I think placing your money in the bank vs. Bitcoin will depend on a person. If you have $20,000 and banks can only insure half of it then I am pretty sure you can proceed to another banks to insure that another $10,000. Money in the bank depreciates? Banks offers little interests so your money won't depreciate. But yeah it's more profitable with bitcoins at least right now where its value keeps appreciating. I'm just pointing out that insurance over your funds in the bank doesn't cover much. Money in the bank does not go down; it remains the same amount if you don't touch it. However, theoretically, it goes down due to inflation. What goes down is not the number of dollars or whatever currency you have in the bank, but its value. If your deposit remains in the bank and does not earn enough interest to combat inflation, your money's worth lessens every day. Hence, you actually lose money (it's value) retaining money in banks. |
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November 03, 2016, 04:38:00 AM |
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iam use both them
and same very trust bank and bitcoin
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Berns
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November 03, 2016, 09:55:01 AM |
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iam use both them
and same very trust bank and bitcoin
I also use both. I have never had a problem with security is not in the bank is not in a Bitcoin wallet. My savings be safe and I always have access to them |
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November 03, 2016, 10:45:18 AM |
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You need both but i prefer wallet
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November 03, 2016, 11:22:38 AM |
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I prefer Bitcoin wallet by miles, because of the fast and low fees transactions.
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michkima
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November 03, 2016, 04:13:27 PM |
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I prefer Bitcoin wallet by miles, because of the fast and low fees transactions.
Yeah, the fees are awesome in Bitcoin. Transaction fees are so low compared to bank transactions. You can send money to other countries for such a low amount it's a steal actually. |
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November 03, 2016, 04:34:13 PM |
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I prefer Bitcoin wallet by miles, because of the fast and low fees transactions.
Yeah, the fees are awesome in Bitcoin. Transaction fees are so low compared to bank transactions. You can send money to other countries for such a low amount it's a steal actually. Indeed and also the fact that sending bank to bank will take around 2-4 days compared to bitcoin which is instant, that's what everyone like about bitcoin. simple and efficient. |
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