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I believe that the fund doesn't stop there beccause bitcoin average block size is about 1.3 MB and beside this BCH average block size is 50 kB which is only 3% of bitcoin. But I think BCH has the ability to go to the top.

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we have had at least 50x  2MB+ blocks already. check blocks such as 505253, 508116, 531885, 505225,...

here is the funny part! bitcoin has 4 MB blocks and BCH has 32 MB blocks but bitcoin blockchain is currently 45.4 GB bigger than BCH blockchain despite BCH being about 7000 blocks ahead of bitcoin

the fund doesn't stop there.
bitcoin average block size is about 1.3 MB while BCH average block size is 50 kB which is only 3% of bitcoin

That user has been tagged by DarkStar_ for being a alt account. We have every reason to auto-ban him now.

Edit: User already deleted his plagiarized post, But I already archived them and also reported that account as well. Hope Mods will take action.

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Bancor experienced a significant security breach in July 2018 where a wallet used to upgrade smart contracts was compromised, resulting in a loss of $23.5 million. Although Bancor immediately admitted to what happened and was able to recover $10 million because it could pause the smart contracts on the protocol, it also highlighted that the network is not decentralized as it could lose or freeze customer funds.

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Bancor experienced a significant security breach in July 2018 where a wallet used to upgrade smart contracts was compromised, resulting in a loss of $23.5 million. Although Bancor immediately admitted to what happened and was able to recover $10 million because it could pause the smart contracts on the protocol, it also highlighted that the network is not decentralized as it could lose or freeze customer funds.

User: Ayuluv2001 Banned

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Red time is buy time! Green time can be selling time

I personally think bounty hunting is a great way to make profit. I just look at it as mining the currency yourself. I had good luck with the Ontology bounty/airdrop recently, managed to get 2,000 ONT from that and the current price of ONT is $2.23. Pretty great return I’d say, but I’m still hodling that, traded in and out a bit and made it grow already. The one I’m working on now is the Marinecoín Beta ICO. Many find issue with .MTC. but if you actually take the time to learn about the project, you cannot deny its brilliance. The Bounty ICO model is ran by a Jarvis Artificial Intelligence protocol to ensure complete fair distribution of over 95% of the coin supply to participants. The project is dev-less and the creator managed to engineer a way to eliminate the need for miner’s, so you do not have to worry about a pool of miner’s taking control of the currency down the road. The core is built around the concept of machine to machine internet of things payments. It can already be ran on a raspberry pi, so .MTC. payments are easy to integrate into your IoT device. Feel free to research yourself at marineco.ín, community is most active in their discord. Link is on their site. I’m out, later guys!

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I personally think bounty hunting is a great way to make profit. I just look at it as mining the currency yourself. I had good luck with the Ontology bounty/airdrop recently, managed to get 2,000 ONT from that and the current price of ONT is $2.23. Pretty great return I’d say, but I’m still hodling that, traded in and out a bit and made it grow already. The one I’m working on now is the Marinecoin Beta ICO. Many find issue with MTC but if you actually take the time to learn about the project, you cannot deny its brilliance. The Bounty ICO model is ran by a Jarvis Artificial Intelligence protocol to ensure complete fair distribution of over 95% of the coin supply to participants. The project is dev-less and the creator managed to engineer a way to eliminate the need for miner’s, so you do not have to worry about a pool of miner’s taking control of the currency down the road. The core is built around the concept of machine to machine internet of things payments. It can already be ran on a raspberry pi, so MTC payments are easy to integrate into your IoT device. Feel free to research yourself at marineco.in, community is most active in their discord. Link is on their site. I’m out, later guys!

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Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies nowadays are the future of payments and wealth generation!

When bitcoin was enjoying a buying frenzy and surging parabolically,
Wall Street “experts” were singing its praises.Now with bitcoin a dead zone and testing its lows for the year,
those same experts are predicting its demise.

Just this week, we found two strident Bitcoin eulogies.

One refers to the “mother of all bubbles.”

The other says that there’s no future in crypto.

Neither mentions that both the market and the market analysts
are subject to the same cyclical pattern that repeats itself regularly:

Bitcoin enjoys a massive bull market, culminating in a frenzied parabolic
surge of speculation — the period we call “the climax.”

It comes crashing down as speculators beat a panicky retreat.

It consolidates for months, creating a dead zone of sideways
action or further decline, from which only the diehard survive.

And it launches a new bull market, repeating the cycle,
again culminating in a blast-off climax.

But here’s the key:

In Cryptocurrencies, Each New Cycle Peak Is
Dramatically Higher Than the Previous
The story begins in September of 2010, just eight years ago, when
Bitcoin was trading at close to six cents.

Today, this same asset is trading at around $7,000 per token,
a return of over eleven million percent.

No, the path from a half dozen cents to thousands of dollars isn’t easy.

Nor is it a straight line.

But that’s the whole point: It happens in a cyclical pattern
and that cycle is ultimately predictable.

Bull cycle No. 1: September 2010 to June 2011

Bitcoin begins the cycle with a powerful but non-parabolic rise —
from six cents to 80 cents by April 2011.

Until this point, the rise is driven mostly by Bitcoin users
and long-term investors that understand the technology
and share the vision of its founder.

Then, suddenly, average investors begin to pile on.

But the market is still minuscule, extremely illiquid and unable to accommodate crowds.

So prices go ballistic: Bitcoin literally blasts off to the stratosphere,
surging from 80 cents to a high of $36.

The crash follows immediately thereafter, as Bitcoin plunges by 93 percent! We've seen it before so seeing it again nowadays is no longer new to people who has seen it and experienced its triumphs before.

Much like today, naysayers re-emerge, ranting about the “a failed experiment,”

raving about “the death of Bitcoin.”

But it never trades below $2.

So … Even at the ultimate bottom of the crash, investors who bought at the beginning of the
bull market cycle sit on gains of 38 times their original investment. Much likely really profitable.

Bull cycle No. 2: October 2011 to April 2013

Like in the prior bull cycle,

Bitcoin enjoys a very solid run from its $2 low to about the $10 level, up five-fold.

Long-term buy-and-hold investors (nicknamed the HODLers),
who bought early in the prior cycle, are delighted.

But anyone who joined the prior cycle during the frantic run-up to $35 is still frustrated.

The frenzy returns in early January.

The king of cryptos breaks out above $13 and starts accelerating to the upside once again,
exploding to a nosebleed bubble high of $260 in April 2013.

Total rise from bottom to peak: About 13,000 percent!

But again, the overwhelming bulk of the move is jammed into just two short months,
from February 2013 to April 2013.

The bust strikes with even greater equal fury.

In less than a week, Bitcoin is back down to $50 by April 15 — an instant 80 percent crash!

And as usual, the “Bitcoin-is-dead” crowd
dominates the headlines.

But as in the prior bull run …

Even at rock bottom, anyone who bought near the beginning of this cycle is
sitting on an asset worth 5 times their original investment.

Bull cycle No. 3: April 2013 to December 2013

As before, the recovery from the April low of $50 is initially slow,
reaching the $100 level by Oct. 1, 2013.

And as before, it’s the last two months that deliver the giant price explosion —
to $1,160 by December, a surge of 1,160 percent!

Irrational exuberance infects not only average investors,
but also the media, which sings the praises of crypto,

until, that is, the next bust strikes, ushering in
Bitcoin’s longest bull market to date:

From its $1,160 high made in December 2013, Bitcoin
plunges to a low of $150 by January 2015, an 87 percent decline.

The bear market is so long and so deep, Bitcoin evangelist
Andreas Antonopoulos says he’s worried about the future of crypto.

But as before …

Even at the bottom, investors who bought at the beginning of the
cycle still have tripled their original investment.

Moreover, this point is also the beginning of the greatest Bitcoin
bull market of all time …

Bull cycle No. 4: January 2015 to December 2017

It takes Bitcoin a couple of years to recover from its great bear
market of 2014.

Then, the big action begins in 2017, as Bitcoin launches a solid
move from roughly $1,000 to about $5,000 in October.

As in the three previous cycles, however, it’s not until the last two months of the
bull run that the public jumps in with both feet.

Prices rise like a rocket.

Bitcoin surges to its high of nearly $20,000 by December.

And of course, the crash inevitably follows, taking Bitcoin down to
$5,800 on February 6, 2018, a 70 percent decline.

Many analysts, not personally familiar with the prior bull cycles,
argue as if this is somehow “a new phenomenon.”

But as you’ve clearly seen, it’s anything but.

It’s déjà vu. And for the third time!

The Next Bull Cycle Still in the Making
If history is any guide …

The first few months of the next bull cycle could be slow and choppy. Don’t expect prices to explode suddenly. But this will be the ideal time to invest.
The core of the bull market will be solid but not parabolic. A good time to add steadily to your holdings.
It’s not until the final blow-off phase that you will see Bitcoin make new all-time highs and rise parabolically. Time to take most of your money off the table in phases.
The next crash is bound to wipe out at least half of the gains. But as before, early investors will still come out ahead. Even those who just HODL should be sitting on some fat profits.
Three Major Changes in the Bitcoin Bull Cycles
Some analysts may think the ups and downs in Bitcoin are
just an endless merry-go-round.

But the fact is, with each bull cycle, the cryptocurrency markets are also
evolving and making progress toward a more mature phase,
ushering in three major changes.

Change No. 1:

Bitcoin is no longer alone
With each cycle, especially the most recent one, a wide variety of new cryptocurrencies
have been introduced, several with far more advanced technology and use-cases.
We’ve seen the introduction of Ethereum and smart contracts …

the emergence of Ripple, Stellar, NEO, EOS and Cardano …

and soon, the Hedera Hashgraph.

Change No. 2:

Trading volume and liquidity have improved
Consequently, the climactic phase (the last two months) of the bull cycle is
becoming relatively less extreme.
In the climax of the first bull cycle (ending June 2011), Bitcoin shot up 4,500 percent.
In the climax of second bull market cycle (ending April 2013), the rise was 1,300 percent.
In the climax of the third cycle (ending December 2013), prices increased 1,160 percent.
And in the climax of the fourth cycle (through December 2017), Bitcoin surged by 400 percent.

Change No. 3:

Adoption and infrastructure have steadily grown
Before 2010, all trading was over the counter. In 2013, only one exchange existed.
And in 2014, the biggest exchange,
Mt. Gox, failed.

But the consequence was the birth of dozens of new, more secure exchanges.

And today, there are 206 operating exchanges, according to Coinmarketcap.com.

Stepping back from the trees, it’s clear that the best days of
cryptocurrencies are yet to come.

From a fundamental standpoint, engagement in cryptocurrencies has never been greater.

The infrastructure and underlying technology are in the best state that they’ve ever been.

In the long term, there’s only one way to go from here: Onward and upward.

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Hal Finney is a Bitcoin leyend. May he resurrect in the future with a bioengineered, tall, strong body in the future. If cryogenics is a success in a couple of decades (or centuries.. or thousands of years) I wonder how high the BTC will be by then. If Hal is still holding his coins, he will be the richest man on earth.

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Hal Finney is a Bitcoin leyend. May he resurrect in the future with a bioengineered, tall, strong body in the future. I'd heard about Finney a few times from news articles but had never researched him and I never knew he had ALS. Must have took him a while to write this opening post using only his eyes.

Note: The keyword leyend is the give-away.

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User: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2254214 (banned)
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   Potential and opportunity you are the two words you probably heard a lot but there is a topic you see few people mention, that is the potential risk from ICO investment. When you understand both the risks and opportunities, then the least expected investment will be more realistic, not overly greedy, or simply know in advance what risks are stalking. to have timely solutions. Yes, at the beginning of the failure to lose, nor too sad to have determined to play there. Strong stand up and step forward. Risk is also expected to not affect the total investment assets. Here are some of the risks you need to know when investing in Bitcoin in general or investing in ICO in particular:
   --LEGAL: In some countries, it currently does not allow the use of electronic money (Bitcoin & other coin) with monetary functions, which means that if you use BTC, ETH or any coin to make a payment feature is illegal and may be subject to criminal prosecution. However, if you look at electronic money as a commodity and buy it for the purpose of hoarding speculation waiting to rise in price, it can still be okay.
  --NO BINDING DOCUMENTS: when evaluating projects, we will need to carefully check the information about the company, the founders to know that this is real people, reputable & completely enough The ability to do what they say. Humans are capable of creating so many wonderful things. One line of code, a presentation, a product … all of them starts from humans.
  --SHARKS MANIPULATE PRICES: The sharks here refer to individuals or organizations that hold a large enough amount of money to manipulate the price of a coin. Normally, the coin the smaller the trading volume, the easier it is to manipulate. A coin with a daily trading volume of 100 million vn?, you only need at least 100 million you can make that coin. Of course, it also depends on the technique to do more, but holding  the money in hand without knowing how to do create the price is also useless, sometimes it leads to a loss also.
   --SECURITY RISK: If you regularly read the daily news update, it is no strange to the news such as a ABC person has been hacked and has lost a lot of money ….According to my view, most of the causes of hacking majority comes from the user mainly.

Source: https://medium.com/@KriptoA/invisible-risk-from-ico-investment-bd25898ea70

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Potential and opportunity you are the two words you probably heard a lot but there is a topic you see few people mention, that is the potential risk from ICO investment.
So when I started doing this article, I wanted to address the issue of risk before including :

When you understand both the risks and opportunities, then the least expected investment will be more realistic, not overly greedy, or simply know in advance what risks are stalking. to have timely solutions.
Yes, at the beginning of the failure to lose, nor too sad to have determined to play there. Strong stand up and step forward.
Risk is also expected to not affect the total investment assets.
Here are some of the risks you need to know when investing in Bitcoin in general or investing in ICO in particular:
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Decentralized reputation ratings in FintruX are based on intellectual contracts Ethereum. Now borrowers can evaluate their creditors and have no doubt about the reliability of the source of comparability. Based on the results of the survey, the parties can write reviews and use them to assess credit risk.

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Decentralized reputation ratings in FintruX are based on intellectual contracts Ethereum. Now borrowers can evaluate their creditors and have no doubt about the reliability of the source of comparability. Based on the results of the survey, the parties can write reviews and use them to assess credit risk.

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hello guy!
I find that near people are always worried and afraid of the future of crypto, when we invest in the crypto market, we also know the market will fluctuate up and down and its risk, I think it is Often, most of us are going to HODL and buy more when they think it's touching bottom, there are some people selling them, I think that's the decision of you and no what wrong. WHY EVERYONE DOES NOT PATIENT AND BELIEVE IN YOURSELF IN YOUR DECISION? This is what is happening now because there is NO reason for this sudden drop in the price? Hold onto those coins as long as you can, because these greedy bastards will manipulate the markets to cause chaos and panic and wait for the green boom to return.

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hello guy!
I find that near people are always worried and afraid of the future of crypto, when we invest in the crypto market, we also know the market will fluctuate up and down and its risk, I think it is Often, most of us are going to HODL and buy more when they think it's touching bottom, there are some people selling them, I think that's the decision of you and no what wrong. WHY EVERYONE DOES NOT PATIENT AND BELIEVE IN YOURSELF IN YOUR DECISION? This is what is happening now because there is NO reason for this sudden drop in the price? Hold onto those coins as long as you can, because these greedy bastards will manipulate the markets to cause chaos and panic and wait for the green boom to return

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User: randulakoralage961007 Banned

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Here are three reasons why Bitcoin could be a great investment today:
*Instability is good for Bitcoin. In general, political unrest is not good for the stock market -- whose value is tied to established companies that depend on government services, stable financial institutions, a dependable workforce and so on. However, unrest is good for Bitcoin, which is resilient to political unrest because it is not a government-backed currency. There's evidence that recent unrest in Asia contributed to the Bitcoin price surge. If you think the future holds more instability for governments and traditional banks, you might find Bitcoin to be a compelling investment.
*It's easy. Investing in Bitcoin in the hope of taking advantage of future price increases is as simple as buying Bitcoin on an online exchange. Bitcoin transactions are subject to few regulatory oversights, which makes transactions fast and headache-free.
*It's low-cost. Bitcoin exchange fees are minimal -- usually on the order of 0.2% of the value of a transaction. By comparison, U.S. banks usually charge about 3% in fees when you use a credit card to buy something in foreign currency. If you want to speculate on currency, Bitcoin offers a cost-efficient way to do it.

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Here are three reasons why Bitcoin could be a great investment today:
*Instability is good for Bitcoin. In general, political unrest is not good for the stock market -- whose value is tied to established companies that depend on government services, stable financial institutions, a dependable workforce and so on. However, unrest is good for Bitcoin, which is resilient to political unrest because it is not a government-backed currency. There's evidence that recent unrest in Asia contributed to the Bitcoin price surge. If you think the future holds more instability for governments and traditional banks, you might find Bitcoin to  be a compelling investment.
*It's easy. Investing in Bitcoin in the hope of taking advantage of future price increases is as simple as buying Bitcoin on an online exchange. Bitcoin transactions are subject to few regulatory oversights, which makes transactions fast and headache-free.
*It's low-cost. Bitcoin exchange fees are minimal -- usually on the order of 0.2% of the value of a transaction. By comparison, U.S. banks usually charge about 3% in fees when you use a credit card to buy something in foreign currency. If you want to speculate on currency, Bitcoin offers a cost-efficient way to do it.

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     A token is an accounting unit that is used to represent a digital balance in a certain asset. Accounting for tokens is maintained in the database on the basis of blocking technology, and access to them is done through special applications using electronic signature schemes.
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Source: https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@alex2016/what-is-a-token

A token is an accounting unit that is used to represent a digital balance in a certain asset. Accounting for tokens is maintained in the database on the basis of blocking technology, and access to them is done through special applications using electronic signature schemes.

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Great project! From the start, we know this project gonna succeed. With many investors and active community and a very nice concept surely, this will become great in its line of business.

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Great project! From the start we know this project gonna succeed. With many investors and active community and a very nice concept surely this will become great in its line of business.

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Great project! From the start, we know this project gonna succeed. With many investors and active community and a very nice concept surely, this will become great in its line of business.     

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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2176141

Great project! From the start, we know this project gonna succeed. With many investors and active community and a very nice concept surely, this will become great in its line of business.     

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From https://icos.icobox.io/uploads/whitepaper/2018/04/5ae14a07875be.pdf   Page 19

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User: letowss
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A internet via satélite trabalha de forma bidirecional utilizando Banda Ka, Banda Ku e Banda C ou seja, é feita do cliente para o satélite e do satélite para o servidor. Enquanto os outros sistemas de acesso à internet exigem uma infraestrutura de rede terrestre, a conexão via satélite exige alguns equipamentos que converta o sinal da internet em dados que o computador possa interpretar (no caso necessita de dois modems, ao invés de um só) e uma antena que irá receber e enviar os sinais ao satélite, e aí já se cria uma grande dificuldade de mobilidade.
A Blockstream diz que que “fornece uma largura de banda adequada para manter de forma confiável, e que seu sistema foi projetado para garantir uma taxa de conexão de 64kbit/s, que um SMS seria suficiente para se fazer uma transação, mesmo assim esse projeto está limitado a seu Sistema, limitando a liberdade de acesso a internet.
A internet via satélite não se popularizou por diversos motivos. Dentre eles o que mais se destaca é o problema do preço, o qual é exorbitante perto dos serviços de internet comum. Outro grande defeito dessa tecnologia é sua interferência de transmissão, qualquer coisa que passe na frente de sua antena, ou até mesmo um tempo nublado, o acesso fica impraticável.
Ao meu ver estamos distantes para ver esse tipo de sistema em pleno uso funcional.

From: https://br.cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-in-space-blockchain-satellite-receives-first-transaction
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O sistema foi projetado para garantir uma conexão de 64kbit/seg, que "fornece uma largura de banda adequada para manter de forma confiável a sincronização com a rede com atraso modesto", de acordo com Back.

From: https://www.tecmundo.com.br/roteador/1611-banda-larga-via-satelite.htm
Even using synonyms at the end of the phrase to hide the plagiarism (e.g: changed "you can't access the internet" to "the access turns impractical" (italicized)).

A internet via satélite não se popularizou por diversos motivos. Dentre eles está o problema do preço, o qual é exorbitante perto dos serviços de internet comum. Outro grande defeito dessa tecnologia é que qualquer objeto que passe na frente de sua antena, ou até mesmo quando vai chover, você não consegue mais acessar a internet.

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If you've seen advertisements or forums about bounties, they probably sound like you are searching for treasure like a pirate – but in a way, that is almost true. Bounties are simply jobs, tasks, or projects that have usually been created by coin developers. If you complete the job, then you will receive a reward in coin form.

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If you've seen advertisements or forums about bounties, they probably sound like you are searching for treasure like a pirate – but in a way, that is almost true. Bounties are simply jobs, tasks, or projects that have usually been created by coin developers. If you complete the job, then you will receive a reward in coin form.

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There are no security in crypto. The question seems to be not on the point. Like is your money safe in a crypto exchange? Is your money safe in crypto wallet? I'm not sure which broad sense you're referring to. Crypto is a decentralized industry. It is you who protect your funds. Let say you're coins are inside your wallet app it is safe as long as you keep it beyond hackers. You should also protect your PK and important key to unlocked it. No one will blame but you if its get stolen. Unlike in bank that if you're money access by someone there's a chance you can recover it as you prove its being access via online. The Bank always have liability if the problem comes from them but in crypto if its your fault it is only yourself to blame. You get what I mean?

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There are no security in crypto. The question seems to be not on the point. Like is your money safe in a crypto exchange? Is your money safe in crypto wallet? I'm not sure which broad sense you're referring to. Crypto is a decentralized industry. It is you who protect your funds. Let say you're coins are inside your wallet app it is safe as long as you keep it beyond hackers. You should also protect your PK and important key to unlocked it. No one will blame but you if its get stolen. Unlike in bank that if you're money access by someone there's a chance you can recover it as you prove its being access via online. The Bank always have liability if the problem comes from them but in crypto if its your fault it is only yourself to blame. You get what I mean?. Nice copy paste article by the way. Hope you can put your source to avoid copyright and be banned here.

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I think my money is safer in my bank than cryptocurrency because if I put my savings in cryptocurrency, then it's like gambling and I risk losing a lot of money if bitcoin loses its value and don't have enough money for paying my expense.

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I think my money is safer in my bank than cryptocurrency because if I put my savings in cryptocurrency, then it's like gambling and I risk losing a lot of money if bitcoin loses its value and don't have enough money for paying my expense. Also, your crypto wallet can be hacked if you are not good with a computer and don't know how to secure your bitcoin.  While the money in my bank is more stable and will not lose half of its value in a few months like bitcoin.

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For me, every day to keep money in the cryptocurrency, it becomes a more secure way of storing money than storing money in a classic bank. At now banks introduce a lot of fencing and just go bankrupt, forcing people to go to the cryptocurrency.

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I think that every day to keep money in the cryptocurrency, it becomes a more secure way of storing money than storing money in a classic bank. Now banks introduce a lot of fencing and just go bankrupt, forcing people to go to the cryptocurrency.

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For me money is more safer in banks than those damn scam ico,in bank our money is securely handled but with a tiny interest than you cant almost notify ,but in cryptoworld in joining ico yes theres a huge risk that may be entertaid but the posibility of gaining big is indeed.

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For me money is more safer in banks than those damn scam ico,in bank our money is securely handled but with a tiny interest than you cant almost notify ,but in cryptoworld in joining ico yes theres a huge risk that may be entertaid but the posibility of gaining big is indeed

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I imagine that it is more secure to keep it at the bank. All things considered, money can save the esteem. On the off chance that it is supplanted with a cryptocurrency, it is hard to be steady in esteem. Be that as it may, cryptocurrencies likewise have a decent place to gain more benefit. It can Let us wind up rich, yet additionally may lose a considerable measure of benefits!

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I believe that it is more secure to keep it at the bank. All things considered, money can safeguard the esteem. In the event that it is supplanted with a cryptographic money, it is hard to be steady in esteem. In any case, cryptographic forms of money additionally have a decent place to gain more benefit. It can Let us end up rich, yet in addition may lose a ton of advantages

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Keeping money in a Bank account is certainly a little safer, but this is only because banks adhere to an already established economic system. Once the cryptocurrency economy becomes more advanced, it will become the most secure.

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At present, keeping money in a Bank account is certainly a little safer, but this is only because banks adhere to an already established economic system. Once the cryptocurrency economy becomes more advanced, it will become the most secure. Don't waste time invest in the cryptocurrency, while it is in its infancy.

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It depends on how bad the banks are in your country. If comparing the level of security between saving money in crypto or at the bank, I think the best level of security is the bank. Banks still dare to guarantee when our money is stolen or hacked, the bank will refund our money.  

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If comparing the level of security between saving money in crypto or at the bank, I think the best level of security is the bank on the crypto appeal. Banks still dare to guarantee when our money is stolen or hacked, the bank will refund our money 100% and those who bear its loss as a consequence. But when our money in crypto (stored in the wallet) is stolen then we can not do anything or restore it (because it is difficult to return our money back).

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Well in case you're discussing the benefit you can get from it, I'll rather decide on crypto on the grounds that as the hazard is high so is the benefit high. Likewise, there are banks that couldn't deal with the assets of financial specialists and went into the dim, however in crypto your cash is dependably with you until perhaps you free your secret word.

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Well if you're talking about the profit you can get from it, I'll rather opt for crypto because as the risk is high so is the profit high. Also, there are banks that couldn't handle the funds of investors and went into the dark, but in crypto your money is always with you until maybe you loose your password.

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Sellin or holding will depend on your current financial needs and your faith in crypto.  If you badly needed money, then there’s no choice but to sell.  But if you currently do not need money, and your outlook in crypto is bright, then just hold the majority of your funds into those major coins. I would always suggest diversifying your assets across several portfolios.

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Sellin or holding will depend on your current financial needs and your faith in crypto.  If you badly needed money, then there’s no choice but to sell.  But if you currently do not need money, and your outlook in crypto is bright, then just hold the majority of your funds into those major coins.  I would always suggest diversifying your assets across several portfolios.

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I think it is a safe investment. I really like Ripple because of the fast deals, Ripple also keeps working with Banks and other big companies. I think, investing in Ripple will make it a good decision for the future.

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Ripple is excellent and appropriate for long-term investments, Ripple's investment is also safe, I really like Ripple because of the fast deals, Ripple also keeps working with Banks and other big companies, I'm sure they will become bigger in the coming year .

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I don't really understand why for almost a year the market has a tendency to drop and down. It seems just stay on the track, the increase is not significant.  I ever read that Securities and Exchange Commission/SEC of United States are investigating the stock exchange of bitcoin and other crypto currencies. That commission investigated how the Initial Coin Offering woks which doesn't use global regulation of exchange. That might be the factors causes the market down.

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I don't really understand why for almost a year the market has a tendency to drop and down. It seems just stay on the track, the increase is not significant.  I ever read that Securities and Exchange Commission/SEC of United States are investigating the stock exchange of bitcoin and other crypto currencies. That commission investigated how the Initial Coin Offering woks which doesn't use global regulation of exchange. That might be the factors causes the market down.

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It a common fact that there is risk involve in crypto investment but Bitcoin able to have a stable market, however  there is no such thing as safety in bitcoin anything happen in an blink if an eye, but you can minimize the risk by taking care your private key and other important accounts.

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Bitcoin is risky, there is no such thing as safety in bitcoin anything happen in an blink if an eye, but you can minimize the risk by taking care your private key and other important accounts.

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All in all, Bitcoin is more secure than most existing financial services, Bitcoin protects against identity theft, Bitcoin can be backed up and encrypted to ensure the safety of your money. Although bitcoin is a purely digital currency, it can be kept secure in analog form. Paper wallets can be used to store bitcoins offline, which significantly decreases the chances of the cryptocurrency being stolen by hackers or computer viruses. Moreover, Bitcoin's use of a distributed ledger known as blockchain that gives owners a record of all their transactions that cannot be tampered with because there is no single point of failure.

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We know that bitcoin is a purely digital currency but  it can be kept secure in analog form. Paper wallets can be used to store bitcoins offline, which significantly decreases the chances of the cryptocurrency being stolen by hackers. So the blockchain is perhaps the main technological innovation of Bitcoin that made to protect and safeguardthe bitcoin.  

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Are there any Bitcoin Bubble?
The answer is yes, personally. It is the next bubble created by global finance. On a global scale, the market capitalization of the new coin at $ 180 billion, the highest trading volume of $ 9.8 billion, is so modest and small. This small to see the ball was never big to burst, it must be tight enough, big enough that happened. Some say that the Bitcoin market is too big to make a price, I think they have never seen the Vol trading on each floor, the highest point is only a few hundred million dollars / 24h. If you know a bit about the trillions of capitals of the New York Stock Exchange, Shanghai or even the hundreds of billions of dollars of Forex you will understand how small Bitcoin is.

The ETH’s plunged from $ 300 to $ 0.1 in a few minutes on the GDAX floor just because some sellers pulled out a few tens of millions of dollars causing Domino and triggered a stop-loss, The classic example of how coin market is still small.

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From my point of view, the answer is yes, personally. It is the next bubble created by global finance. On a global scale, the market capitalization of the new coin at $ 180 billion, the highest trading volume of $ 9.8 billion, is so modest and small. This small to see the ball was never big to burst, it must be tight enough, big enough that happened. Some say that the Bitcoin market is too big to make a price, I think they have never seen the Vol trading on each floor, the highest point is only a few hundred million dollars / 24h. If you know a bit about the trillions of capitals of the New York Stock Exchange, Shanghai or even the hundreds of billions of dollars of Forex you will understand how small Bitcoin is.
The ETH’s plunged from $ 300 to $ 0.1 in a few minutes on the GDAX floor just because some sellers pulled out a few tens of millions of dollars causing Domino and triggered a stop-loss, The classic example of how coin market is still small. So, for a small market, if it’s a bubble, it’s a very early process and it’s a long process. Therefore, the personal point of view is that the present time is relatively safe, not to worry.

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There is a global crisis among us, however the Republicans will not extend financial federal benefits to those who have been unemployed long-term. President Obama agreed to extend federal unemployment benefits, but they expired. Without money to put back into our community via retail markets, supermarkets, etc. we will get further in debt.

There are only a few countries in the world, I feel, that will not fall within a financial crisis. With the U.S. and its import problems, China with its expert problems, and the E.U. supporting people other than themselves, the finance of the world will crumble. With all the major players in debt, in your thoughts what would you think?

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I was going to merit this guy's post, too.  It's really sad when you have to check a post for plagiarism before meriting it, but low-ranked members making good ones are so rare that it needs to be done.

Here's another of his:

Based on one article, under capitalism all people have a chance to make a better life for themselves, people have incentive to work and earn money to be spent. We have seen it throughout history that under capitalism many more people prosper than under systems like socialism and communism that often result in the birth of oppressive totalitarian regimes. In capitalism private property is sacred, the individual is respected with the right to a pursuit of happiness. Without capitalism many great innovations would have never come about. Many would argue that the worker isn't respected and is repressed by an oligarchy of corporate leaders, this is simply untrue due to the fact the worker has at his disposal the most precious commodity in the world, his labor. If a worker isn't treated fairly and receives to little pay, they have the ability to quit there job and work at a better company. This means if a business man wants workers to work at his business and produce the product he wants them to produce he must provide proper working conditions and wages in order to attract labor thus benefiting the worker. Capitalism is a good system

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There is a global crisis among us, however the Republicans will not extend financial federal benefits to those who have been unemployed long-term. President Obama agreed to extend federal unemployment benefits, but they expired. Without money to put back into our community via retail markets, supermarkets, etc. we will get further in debt.

There are only a few countries in the world, I feel, that will not fall within a financial crisis. With the U.S. and its import problems, China with its expert problems, and the E.U. supporting people other than themselves, the finance of the world will crumble. With all the major players in debt, in your thoughts what would you think?

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A study released Wednesday (12/09/2018) by consulting firm Greenwich Associates revealed that more than 70 percent of financial institution executives surveyed believe that digital currency or cryptocurrency will have a place in the future.
"They tell us that cryptocurrency will not disappear, cryptocurrency will survive," said the Vice President in Greenwich Associates' Market Structure and Technology Group Richard Johnson, who is the author of the report, quoted by Forbes, Thursday (09/13/2018).
The survey found that a majority of 141 financial industry executives believed that various regulations would develop to regulate cryptocurrency. That will lead to growth and innovation, even though many fail.
As many as 10 percent of respondents believe that cryptocurrency will remain a peripheral class asset. While the other 10 percent said that strict regulations would eliminate cryptocurrency from the industry.
This year is a difficult year to predict for the digital asset market. This is because digital currencies have fallen more than 70 percent from their peak in January 2018. Meanwhile, regulatory uncertainty also continues to haunt.
It is known that the US Trade and Securities Commission (SEC) rejected nine submissions for bitcoin trading last month.
This report identifies two main areas that are being developed to help cryptocurrency be more accessible to banks, asset managers, and other large financial institutions.

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A report released today by consulting firm Greenwich Associates says that over 70% of institutional finance executives surveyed believe that cryptocurrency will have a place in the future of the industry.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/sarahhansen/2018/09/12/new-report-finance-execs-believe-cryptocurrency-is-here-to-stay/?utm_source=TWITTER&utm_medium=social&utm_content=1769211827&utm_campaign=sprinklrForbesCrypto#7e24615b7c1e