This post looks like a spin bot:
Reading through some of the posts... I get the impression there is some sort of Google Translate (or similar) at work. Some of the posts have relatively poor grammar and/or "less common" words/phrases used and are actually quite difficult to understand.
It's hard to knock on keyboards every day like now.
If something goes wrong, there will be demons. If it happens, then the crocodile rule, if necessary, is better than losing one leg.
In ZB, the handling fee for Bitcoin withdrawal can be as low as 0.0003 to 0.003. I think because the Bitcoin network is still a bit congested, so they all choose higher handling fees. Otherwise, your Bitcoin will not know when it will arrive. I just checked that there are 153,457 unpackaged bitcoins. So if you want to hurry up, please don't fill in such a low handling fee.
Over time, Bitcoin is likely to gain more investor recognition for other reasons. For example, because the total supply of Bitcoin is constant (21 million), it has a good anti-inflation ability compared with a country's French currency. In the long run, the purchasing power of such encrypted currency will be higher and higher. In addition, the supply of Bitcoin is not regulated, but also has many advantages that the French currency does not have.
Note: I suspect that last one was meant to say
fiat currency...
But then you get posts like this:
Although the unemployment rate in the United States is declining, the number of retirees eligible for pensions is rising more rapidly. About 10 years ago, the U.S. Department of Labor estimated that there were about 146 million Americans in the normal labor force at that time. Today, the figure is 153 million, an increase of 4.8% over the past decade.
In fact, if you take a moment to understand these phenomena and the final results, it will be a terrible problem. The terrible problem is that the U.S. debt deficit has more than doubled five times since Reagan's departure speech in 1989, reaching a terrible $21.9 trillion on December 29, 2018. Recently, the U.S. approved an expenditure budget of nearly $trillion. Goldman Sachs predicts that the budget deficit in fiscal year 2019 alone will break through the trillion-dollar mark and rise to $21.9 trillion by 2020. A record $1.25 trillion.
In response, Ron Paul, a former Republican presidential candidate, warned the market again a few weeks ago on CNBC that a painful market adjustment was expected, but it was almost impossible to stop it. The U.S. economy is not as strong as Wall Street thinks. The situation may become "ugly" in a year or two at the earliest. "I see trouble in the future. It comes from too much debt and too much spending." According to Ron Paul, "the dollar monetary system is in grave danger, and the dollar seems to be nearing collapse."
Pretty much perfect English... and looks like it has been ripped from a news website or financial blog or something... that "In response" part especially looks terribly out of place.
Additionally, the quote attributed to Ron Paul, "I see trouble in the future. It comes from too much debt and too much spending."... who supposedly "warned the market again
a few weeks ago on CNBC"... was actually from July 2018... see:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/13/this-is-the-biggest-bubble-in-the-history-of-mankind-and-its-going-.htmlI can't find plagiarism, but it doesn't feel right.
I agree, something just doesn't add up... but it certainly isn't an "open and shut" case of copypasta...
