How the Post-Pandemic Era will benefit the Crypto Industry?

[gina1980]

Everyone concerned with the virtual money beamed with joy but who knew a shocking surprise was underway. CoronaVirus for all of us ....

READ THE COMPLETE BLOG AND SHARE YOUR OPINION ...WHAT U THINK ...

https://blog.coinbaazar.com/how-the-post-pandemic-era-will-benefit-the-crypto-industry/

https://coinbaazar.com

[acroman08]

I went to the website expecting detailed or maybe decent report as to why the pandemic would benefit the crypto industry but I was met with a very shallow explanation(half-assed most likely). coinbaazar could have done better.

35% Increase in Crypto Affiliate Sign up

it would be nice to provide a source regarding the 35% increase of  Crypto Affiliate Sign up

[gina1980]

I believe this blog was meant to cover relevant points , and according me more or less is secondary , the major point is are they really happening on real grounds , and since i follow such articles , i found it to be informative in positive way . Also if you think that there are some points that are missing , please mention here so others can also know. 

[Slow death]

I believe this blog was meant to cover relevant points

of course you will defend this site, look at your first post in 2019:

I have come across this blog where it compares few p2p exchanges , rather one should always compare the fees and other aspects while trading cryptocurrency. https://blog.coinbaazar.com/compare-fee-for-cryptocurrency-exchanges/


Its quiet informative , for beginners and professionals.

Please read and post your comments.

and look at your historical post:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2734164;sa=showPosts;start=60

it is clear that you are the owner of this site

I went to the website expecting detailed or maybe decent report as to why the pandemic would benefit the crypto industry...

I wonder who would have the answer to that question? because it seems to me that the benefit was not very big and very relevant in the price

[CaVO32]

I went to the website expecting detailed or maybe decent report as to why the pandemic would benefit the crypto industry but I was met with a very shallow explanation(half-assed most likely). coinbaazar could have done better.

35% Increase in Crypto Affiliate Sign up

it would be nice to provide a source regarding the 35% increase of  Crypto Affiliate Sign up

Like you said, I thought I will read a comprehensive article on why the pandemic crisis will help the crypto industry. But just a short write-up with no attached supporting details about the claim such as this 35% increase in crypto affiliate sign up. Where did this number come from? Also the first item - demand in virtual? or digital products? They are two different types of products and yet the author seemed to use it interchangeably. And the boom of btc prices. The reasoning is quite lame. Not a good writer to promote crypto in cyber space.

[bitcoinst]

I think that the stronger the economic growth, the more likely it is that additional large amounts of money will be poured into Bitcoin. We have not yet entered the post-pandemic era; a second and third wave awaits us. Only next summer, if forecasts are to be believed, will our common immune system be able to withstand the virus. Therefore, it is too early to say, because a lot can happen during this time. Fucking 2020 isn't over yet, and it's probably full of surprises.

[bitbunnny]

Pandemic definitely speed up many processes in digitalisation and acceptance of new technologies. That is something good that happened in something bad as pandemic and I think that crypto currencies are also among that so people think more positive about them and are more willing to accept crypto in their every day lives.

[bitmover]

I went to the website expecting detailed or maybe decent report as to why the pandemic would benefit the crypto industry but I was met with a very shallow explanation(half-assed most likely). coinbaazar could have done better.

35% Increase in Crypto Affiliate Sign up

it would be nice to provide a source regarding the 35% increase of  Crypto Affiliate Sign up

Just looks a silly article.

But on topic, ofc pandemic will benefit crypto

Pos pandemic world will more internet focused services. And what is the best payment method for the internet? Bitcoin

Bitcoin also proved to be highly resilient to economical crisis, just look at bitcoin price now...

[verita1]

To achieve a 35% profit in an affiliate program, you must adhere to the terms of the program. I think it depends on how many people you can add.

Take a look at this link.

https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin/affiliate-programs/

In this Fortune article that is relevant but focused on the US Blockchain technology has a great opportunity to implement after the pandemic. Once the interested entities present their ideas and they are guaranteed with a legal framework that provides transparency and security.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/fortune.com/2020/07/07/blockchain-technology-regulation-coronavirus-economy/amp/

[rodskee]

I think that the stronger the economic growth, the more likely it is that additional large amounts of money will be poured into Bitcoin.

Indeed. If there's more money to flow around the higher chance that it will be invested inside this market,
people will find alternative ways of investing.

We have not yet entered the post-pandemic era; a second and third wave awaits us. Only next summer, if forecasts are to be believed, will our common immune system be able to withstand the virus.

There are chances that it will extend and not done yet, there are forecast that there are incoming
sets of waves to follow that we needed to address.

Therefore, it is too early to say, because a lot can happen during this time. Fucking 2020 isn't over yet, and it's probably full of surprises.

We just need to face the realities and be ready to whatever this year offered to the whole industy.

[bayu7adi]

“Bitcoin is a non-correlated asset class, this means that geopolitical, economic and pandemic like situations don’t impact it directly as it’s decentralized in nature,” said Sidharth Sogani, founder and CEO of Crebaco.

There's no way a pandemic won't cause Bitcoin's price to change. An international pandemic has more power than the hacking of an exchanger. With the pandemic and the increasing number of WFH players, of course it will open wide about new ways to make money through the digital world, one of which is Bitcoin and Altcoin trading. Which will be a lot of people starting to get into cryptocurrency, and it will be much more activity than usual

[gina1980]

Guys first and foremost thing is , it takes a hard time job to write something and taking initiative , i can understand some points may not be reflected according to every person. I just read their blogs and share it wil you all , so anyone who is not so much into crypto or have any apprehensions , should read such articles and can make up their mind of how and when to enter in crypto world. Secondly , Writing these articles not necessarily means that they have to prove you the 35% data , as you can check and google anywhere , every oraganization who do their research  have their own methods of analyzing the data , Could be up and down with figure of 35% , but certainly we have to accept that there is boom even after pandemic , so its a positive sign . Think about it when no articles were written about crypto world , thinking that it might not appease people according to their thinking . So read it with an open mind , and share your opinion so others can be enlighten.

[mk4]

Great, it's you again with you spamming links to your site. While there's nothing necessarily wrong with sharing blog posts to your website, at least make sure you're giving out good information and not some half-assed written blog post. Your post seems to be written in less than 10 mins.

[Wexnident]

Hmm I doubt people would even need to use crypto when it comes to transactions of online, aka selling stuff online. Not to mention that they'd need the knowledge to convert fiat to crypto, there's also the issue that some exchanges when converting from fiat to crypto, take some form of transfer fee which is a waste. Plus, all those recently up and coming online e-commerce sites are basically centralized, what's the use of using Bitcoin for them? Not that I'm saying that it's bad, but it's inefficient, especially if you're just starting up a business.

Secondly , Writing these articles not necessarily means that they have to prove you the 35% data , as you can check and google anywhere , every oraganization who do their research  have their own methods of analyzing the data , Could be up and down with figure of 35% , but certainly we have to accept that there is boom even after pandemic , so its a positive sign .

And since people are asking for where that 35% came from, answering them with proper data instead of what you just said is the proper way to do it ngl. Sure, articles may present numbers and the like without prior proof, but when people start questioning, they should present enough evidence that their data did indeed come from somewhere, to prove that the validity of their article is actually accurate. Without it, it's just another shill article found in the sea of internet.

[gina1980]

Hmm I doubt people would even need to use crypto when it comes to transactions of online, aka selling stuff online. Not to mention that they'd need the knowledge to convert fiat to crypto, there's also the issue that some exchanges when converting from fiat to crypto, take some form of transfer fee which is a waste. Plus, all those recently up and coming online e-commerce sites are basically centralized, what's the use of using Bitcoin for them? Not that I'm saying that it's bad, but it's inefficient, especially if you're just starting up a business.

Secondly , Writing these articles not necessarily means that they have to prove you the 35% data , as you can check and google anywhere , every oraganization who do their research  have their own methods of analyzing the data , Could be up and down with figure of 35% , but certainly we have to accept that there is boom even after pandemic , so its a positive sign .

And since people are asking for where that 35% came from, answering them with proper data instead of what you just said is the proper way to do it ngl. Sure, articles may present numbers and the like without prior proof, but when people start questioning, they should present enough evidence that their data did indeed come from somewhere, to prove that the validity of their article is actually accurate. Without it, it's just another shill article found in the sea of internet.

soon we will see people selling stuff online with btc or crypto is easy , so many exchange offers the services , like coinbaazar or other similar exchanges  , where people can buy and sell various with payment methods . i think crypto world is moving at a pace where govt and organizations are realizing , that its inevitable to rule out digital currency as a whole.

[hatshepsut93]

Another crappy article from another crappy site. I wonder why they keep emerging, the sites, is it really so profitable to make clickbait articles and shill for shitcoins? I guess the DeFi hype creates some demand for them, like ICOs did in 2017. The article is seriously lazy, this level of laziness is only tolerable for a forum or social media post, when there's no strong obligation to make quality content.

Surge in Demand of Virtual Products

Yeah, no data to back this statement is shown.

35% Increase in Crypto Affiliate Sign up

Again, no source.

“Bitcoin is a non-correlated asset class, this means that geopolitical, economic and pandemic like situations don’t impact it directly as it’s decentralized in nature,”

And this is just some shitpost. "Bitcoin is decentralized so it's uncorrelated". Decentralization = magic that makes everything better. And the author must have forgotten how Bitcoin crashed by 50% when the global markets were falling.

[sunsilk]

The current date you posted this thread is August 27 and the article you shared is dated back on April 15, 2020. Now, the first sentence is confusing as the news about India's ban of cryptocurrency has been on the news before but it's going to be an informative thread if you'll update it and include the most recent and updated news about it.

Another thing, it will be more formal if you'll put the actual name of author instead of "webmaster".

[gina1980]

 i just read their blogs , i stumble upon on my friends recommendation and found interesting and informative , why dont you just mention in their comment box to mention the name ,or  to do certain changes  . Anyways the pandemic effect is still going on , so i shared to understand what people think , its a constructive talk about whats coming in few months , how people in crypto world conceive and conclude the aftermath of [pandemic. This would help newbies and pro to share their thought and to have a belief for crypto investors or traders. Such articles works as a booster for all keeping in mind the past and present scenarios.

[davis196]

Everyone concerned with the virtual money beamed with joy but who knew a shocking surprise was underway. CoronaVirus for all of us ....

READ THE COMPLETE BLOG AND SHARE YOUR OPINION ...WHAT U THINK ...

https://blog.coinbaazar.com/how-the-post-pandemic-era-will-benefit-the-crypto-industry/

https://coinbaazar.com

I think that you should not promote this article and this website.
The post-pandemic era will not benefit or damage the crypto industry.Is the current pandemic benefiting or damaging the crypto industry?No.Did the pandemic somehow forced mass cryptocurrency adoption?I don't think so.
Then why should we assume that the post-pandemic era will bring any benefits to the crypto industry?
I believe that without the pandemic,the bitcoin price would still be somewhere around 11K USD.This is a clear sign that Bitcoin adoption isn't happening at the speed and scale that we are expecting.
Thinking that coronavirus will force all the people to adopt and use Bitcoin/crypto is simply naive and kinda stupid.

[gina1980]

Another crappy article from another crappy site. I wonder why they keep emerging, the sites, is it really so profitable to make clickbait articles and shill for shitcoins? I guess the DeFi hype creates some demand for them, like ICOs did in 2017. The article is seriously lazy, this level of laziness is only tolerable for a forum or social media post, when there's no strong obligation to make quality content.

Surge in Demand of Virtual Products

Yeah, no data to back this statement is shown.

35% Increase in Crypto Affiliate Sign up

Again, no source.

“Bitcoin is a non-correlated asset class, this means that geopolitical, economic and pandemic like situations don’t impact it directly as it’s decentralized in nature,”

And this is just some shitpost. "Bitcoin is decentralized so it's uncorrelated". Decentralization = magic that makes everything better. And the author must have forgotten how Bitcoin crashed by 50% when the global markets were falling.

Negative people like will spill shill here and there , its a just a blog , why u taking it on your heart, i already answered someone regarding this , Rather than appreciating that such articles,  may be not so impressive according to you , helping newbies also to understand crypto and its acceptance worldwide. You try to write something good and share here , so we also get enlighten by your knowledge.