Realist World of Crypto Space

[Agbe]

The prediction of Crypto space. I wish, we all see the realization of this.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CeLSw99sMy_/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

The rejection made by Portugal to tax Crypto users is a good news. African leaders should imitate.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CeJEr0TsSUs/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=


Idea rule the world. But don't invest what will affect you
motionally and physically.

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I can't wait until 2075 to see if the random account from Twitter will be right, or even 2036 to be a millionaire.

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The old terra luna which forked into luna classic and luna 2.0 all-time-high was $119, its marketcap at the time was around $34 billion. Old luna never reached $40 billion, but that did not change that it can be compared with Bernie Mardoff ponzi scheme which he was sentenced to life imprisonment for but Do Kwon created Luna 2.0 and airdropped those that had old luna. I am not sure if old Luna holders have been airdropped or not.

About altcoins, there is nothing hard about them, people have invested in altcoins during bull run, there can be bear market that may last for long, if bitcoin price can reach $20k, altcoins will dropped more significantly. Which means it is not good to hold altcoins for now. Wait for the next bull run can be good for someone not to fall into the trap of a coin that will not reach the price when bought.

[Lucius]

Who is the person who randomly plays with numbers and why is it relevant to you personally or to someone else who will read your post? It is amazing that there are hundreds of thousands of people who follow the social networks of such so-called experts, who make loads of money by selling you fairy tales.

Furthermore, what does a decision in Portugal have to do with anything somewhere in Africa? The idea that Bitcoin should be anonymous or not taxed is meaningless, and Portugal is among the few exceptions, it is only a question of how long it will be able to maintain the law.

As for Kwon and the comparison with Madoff, it's not something to compare - although I don't mind this narcissistic hypocrite and cheater going to jail for a very long time. However, South Korea treats such cases quite lightly in my opinion, because as far as I know, he is charged only for non-payment of taxes. I can’t say for sure, but Kwon seems to be some kind of privileged caste in his country, as he obviously doesn’t come from an average family if he could have studied at Stanford (US).


@Agbe, please reduce your images to an appropriate size, it is very simple and many will appreciate it.

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[mk4]

Not so fun fact: Ben Armstrong a.k.a. BitBoy Crypto (the first tweet) takes payment from crypto projects, then shills these projects on his YouTube channel. I wouldn't listen to anything that grifter says.

https://twitter.com/zachxbt/status/1478082010807742468?lang=en

[Agbe]

-by selling you fairy tales.

Yes I understand you, but I was made to understand in my school days that non-fiction accompanied by fiction. Therefore, the prediction is under probability.

Furthermore, what does a decision in Portugal have to do with anything somewhere in Africa?

Whao! If I wished you were an African, you would have understood  more than even me. We are praying Africa to be like that one day. The imperialism and exploitation is very high in Africa.

@Agbe, please reduce your images to an appropriate size, it is very simple and many will appreciate it.

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Okay. Thank. I will do that.

[mk4]

Whao! If I wished you were an African, you would have understood  more than even me. We are praying Africa to be like that one day. The imperialism and exploitation is very high in Africa.

A loophole you can take advantage of: manage your financials correctly and strictly, whereas you'd be buying bitcoin, but you would always have cash ready for unexpected situations like accidents and such. So you wouldn't be forced to sell BTC (hence get taxed).

[jossiel]

Well, just another bullish opinion about bitcoin. Count all the halvings until 2036 and if there's not that much drastic change to the world and the crypto market moves the same as is, then we'll be able to actually witness that greatest ATH.

No matter what any popular person or not predicts, there's only one goal by each and everyone of us and that is to HODL and sell when we're comfortable but if there's no reason in doing, don't do it.

[tranthidung]

The prediction of Crypto space. I wish, we all see the realization of this.

In order to to succeed in crypto, we must have long-term vision, not short-sighted one.

Your prediction can be wrong, mostly are wrong in short term, medium term but in long term, after one decade, it will become right. To succeed, you must skip short-sighted thinking and ignore inaccurate prediction in short- or medium-term. Because if you strongly believe in short term prediction and set your own speculation and portfolio in, you will get panic when the market turns its direction oppositely to what you think. Worse, if you over-use leverages, you will lose most of your capital by liquidation.

Let's focus on Controlled supply

[pooya87]

All I saw in your opening post are random nonsense on the internet that are very far from the reality that is going on in the "crypto space" unless you wanted to say that nonsense is a reality!

From the random price predictions by an idiot who thinks a shitcoin with unlimited supply is going to survive 8 more years to the random news by "click-bait experts" to the nonsense comparison between two scammers.

[avikz]

All I saw in your opening post are random nonsense on the internet that are very far from the reality that is going on in the "crypto space" unless you wanted to say that nonsense is a reality!

From the random price predictions by an idiot who thinks a shitcoin with unlimited supply is going to survive 8 more years to the random news by "click-bait experts" to the nonsense comparison between two scammers.

My two satoshis!

Random things found on internet shouldn't clog our mind with ultra bullishness which are more harmful. It's better for all of us to be realistic and stay on the ground.

Crypto definitely has a long term impact on the mainstream economy. The potential to go much higher than the current level is also justified. But having a timeline around it, is a speculation that may lead to disaster.

[Fundamentals Of]

I hope his predictions will come true. I'm always in support of Bitcoin well-wishers even if their predictions and appreciation of the facts go contrary to others. I hope his words will be prophetic even if they seem far from happening.

As for Terra's Do Kwon, I hope he will be held accountable for his failed project. He is playing games with people's money. It can't be like this. And he shouldn't simply get out of it unscathed. It will serve as a very bad precedent.

[crwth]

I think many people are expecting something, but it's not going to be a hundred percent. It's not wrong to have a goal.

I'm curious about the time travelers that show that they "know" what's going to happen and are predicting that it will rise in price or something. And then once we reached that and it was accurate, many people would feel "if's" in their decision and "if I only did this." There are many things to consider, and it just really needs to be accepted that it's not always correct when it comes to decisions.

We shouldn't expect anything, but having cryptocurrency would still be an ideal move for the long run.

[uneng]

The rejection made by Portugal to tax Crypto users is a good news. African leaders should imitate.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CeJEr0TsSUs/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Congratulations to Portugal. They seem to have discovered the receipt to attract new investors and more funds to their country for the own good of their economy and life standards of their people. If this stance towards bitcoin is kept, they are going to become a very popular destiny for crypto enthusiasts who will be harassed by regulators on their native countries, as new laws are being created and introduced to restrain and difficult the usage of crypto.
That Portugal may become a safe and friendly harbor for crypto adopters. Signs are pointing this way since the Madeira region's authority declared he believes in the future and believes in bitcoin. After that, lots of news appeared saying bitcoin was going legal tender at archipelago of Madeira, although the idea was discarded and even considered unecessary by enthusiasts, since bitcoin is already considered "legal" there (informally speaking).

[Wind_FURY]

Not so fun fact: Ben Armstrong a.k.a. BitBoy Crypto (the first tweet) takes payment from crypto projects, then shills these projects on his YouTube channel. I wouldn't listen to anything that grifter says.

https://twitter.com/zachxbt/status/1478082010807742468?lang=en

Merely one of the many charlatans who are using the most obvious of Bitcoin predictions to increase their influence among inexperienced Bitcoin HODLers, and scam them out of the most precious thing they own. Yes, obviously it's their Bitcoins. Although, it's hard to disagree with his Bitcoin "long term bullishness".

[davis196]

He lost me at "ETH will pass BTC by MC by 2030".  How the hell could this happen? Ethereum isn't a scarce currency at all.
Making predictions about what will happen in 2036 or 2075 is simply stupid, or maybe this guy is some sort of prophet(or he has a time machine and went to the future to see what happens).
Do Kwon launching Luna 2.0 is another joke. Luna is already a dead shitcoin, Do Kwon either can't accept the reality or he's just trying to gaslight all the people, who lost their money on Luna.
If a random person sees those tweets, he could think that the crypto world is a weird circus, which kinda makes me sad, because this is partially true. There are many clowns in the cryptocurrency world. Ben Armstrong and Do Kwon are just an example.

[Kakmakr]

So, you will expect a paid Crypto shill to be bullish on anything related to Bitcoin... right? Why people still bother following people like Ben Armstrong and John McAfee (RIP) is really beyond me, because they will support everything if the money is right.  

People should use common sense and do some research on what events will increase the price and how long events influence the price...not simply listen to so-called social media experts that are thumb sucking numbers for the future.  

[bittraffic]

Not so fun fact: Ben Armstrong a.k.a. BitBoy Crypto (the first tweet) takes payment from crypto projects, then shills these projects on his YouTube channel. I wouldn't listen to anything that grifter says.

https://twitter.com/zachxbt/status/1478082010807742468?lang=en

Merely one of the many charlatans who are using the most obvious of Bitcoin predictions to increase their influence among inexperienced Bitcoin HODLers, and scam them out of the most precious thing they own. Yes, obviously it's their Bitcoins. Although, it's hard to disagree with his Bitcoin "long term bullishness".

They've found their niche to make money from the internet. Bitboy seem to have gotten the attention of Pomp actually, they were debating at some point which Pomp invited him on his podcast.  Obviously these guys got more money from people who are not from this forum especially with their superchat.
They are all bullish with BTC but they are also promoting projects like "George, we are all George" channel.

Do Kwon is interesting since no authorities seem to have intervene with what happened.

[Lucius]

Making predictions about what will happen in 2036 or 2075 is simply stupid, or maybe this guy is some sort of prophet(or he has a time machine and went to the future to see what happens).

Of course, he is not a prophet, but only one in a series of influencers who parasitize on naive and uneducated people, using Bitcoin as the main bait. He may be alive in 2036, and maybe 1 BTC = $1 million, but I'm sure that by then the purchasing power of $ will be far less than today. Yet he should be careful what he does and says, because the last prophet who spoke of 1 BTC = $1 million, and in addition shill various shitcoins is no longer among the living (McAfee).

Whao! If I wished you were an African, you would have understood  more than even me. We are praying Africa to be like that one day. The imperialism and exploitation is very high in Africa.

"Watch what you want because it could come true" - an old saying that you may not understand, but it may be clearer to you this way "not all that shines is gold".

It is true that many European countries have exploited and enslaved Africa for centuries, and unfortunately they still do so today in very cunning and sophisticated ways. Your desire for success and advancement is logical, but I don't think your role models should be the ones who have been taking advantage of you for centuries.

[Darker45]

I don't understand why the subject speaks of a realist world when even the opening image itself immediately speaks of wild imagination.

I am interested not so much of the claims as their bases. After all, anybody could make all kinds of predictions. But there's no point discussing them if they're without any basis. Without any reason, these are nothing but plain wishes.

The funny thing is that if only we believe in this together, it could indeed happen. I mean, the $1 million per coin before 2036. Of the world's 8 billion people, it only takes 19 million, or a mere 0.24%, to own 1BTC and decide not to sell it.