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But I did not copy the text from this information source. They don't match 100%, do they?

It doesn't matter. You copied it, it's plagiarism.

It seems logical to me that words can be repeated and people's thoughts too. I believe that plagiarism are posts that are completely the same

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Quote from: Kira_lapa on September 26, 2018, 10:52:46 AM

It should be borne in mind that Bitcoin, in fact, is deflationary, since there is a strict limit on the issue of coins of this payment system. The total amount of issued crypto currency will be 21 million digital tokens. In the case of Ether, we are talking about inflation, since the annual release of these funds reaches 18 million coins. Thus, if we consider this money in the long run, the price of Ethereum coins will fall, and the demand for Bitcoin will increase.

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Quote from: CryptoBitCoins on December 07, 2017, 12:54:40 PM

It should be borne in mind that Bitcoin, in fact, is deflationary, since there is a strict limit on the issue of coins of this payment system. The total amount of issued crypto currency will be 21 million digital tokens. In the case of Ether, we are talking about inflation, since the annual release of these funds reaches 18 million coins. Thus, if we consider this money in the long run, the price of Ethereum coins will fall, and the demand for Bitcoin will increase.

I saw this message and did not reply to it, but to the mainconcept message. I find the information he presented to be unsubstantiated.