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Whenever I see a post like this, I feel puzzled asking myself, How come there are still some people around here who don't seem to understand the obvious difference between keeping coins in trading platforms/online wallets and cold wallets?
That's a truism that's as old as the hills:
keep all the significant amounts offline (cold wallets, paper wallets), while keeping the amounts traded on exchange in trading platforms.
So many people wrote absolutely sensible things to this topic.
Hopefully, this will help the rest of us keep our crypto safe
That's a truism that's as old as the hills:
keep all the significant amounts offline (cold wallets, paper wallets), while keeping the amounts traded on exchange in trading platforms.
So many people wrote absolutely sensible things to this topic.
Hopefully, this will help the rest of us keep our crypto safe
I seem to have some kind of antidote to any kind of addiction and the same applies to cryptomarket: I do enjoy being a part of it, I like it when I get some good luck here, but I can relatively easy to switch to a different kind of activities. Maybe because I'm not a gambler inside. Thanks God this helps me keep my blood pressure and other things under control! 
I know BTC has lost its price since last years' ATH, but it isn't the reason to get discouraged because first you have to look into the perspective and check the BTC historical movements. I know there are risks; I know BTC is volatile, I know that; but that doesn't mean it is dead, does it? And keep in mind the blockchain which is rapidly expanding: now you can see why you should keep holding instead of getting discouraged!
Happy HODLING!
Happy HODLING!
I never looked at it differently because I never separated Bitcoin from blockchain. Whenever I hear someone talking about future of Bitcoin without mentioning the developments in the blockchain area, I can't understand it. These two are closely intertwined and I cannot see one without the other, like our body without our head. I know blockchain is continuously growing, which gives Bitcoin very good chances. The same applies to Ethereum and smart contracts, etc.
I'd rather say Bitcoin is the Future (Why Only Future?!) Alternative to Banking.
It might never replace fiat for two reasons, IMO:
1. Anonymity
Can you imagine a top-secret spy being openly a top FB star, vlogger, or blogger? Doesn't it sound ironic/absurd to you? It does to me.
However, I do hope the developers might come up with a new technology allowing for client identification (kind of KYC) without disclosing the client's identity. Sounds paradoxical, but it doesn't mean it cannot be achieved. Whoever could have thought we would have something like Bitcoin today?
2. Banking interest
With Bitcoin used in banking transactions, banks' role seems to be like an intermediary's one. Do you believe banks would be willing to do so free of charge? I don't think so. If they get involved, we'll have to pay some kind of fees or commissions to the banks, i.e. the transaction costs are going to go up. Why would we want to pay more when we can do the same without banks as intermediaries with their extra fees? I don't understand.
It might never replace fiat for two reasons, IMO:
1. Anonymity
Can you imagine a top-secret spy being openly a top FB star, vlogger, or blogger? Doesn't it sound ironic/absurd to you? It does to me.
However, I do hope the developers might come up with a new technology allowing for client identification (kind of KYC) without disclosing the client's identity. Sounds paradoxical, but it doesn't mean it cannot be achieved. Whoever could have thought we would have something like Bitcoin today?
2. Banking interest
With Bitcoin used in banking transactions, banks' role seems to be like an intermediary's one. Do you believe banks would be willing to do so free of charge? I don't think so. If they get involved, we'll have to pay some kind of fees or commissions to the banks, i.e. the transaction costs are going to go up. Why would we want to pay more when we can do the same without banks as intermediaries with their extra fees? I don't understand.
The news is fantastic and I'd really love to hear more like that.
Hopefully, this will make BTC more trustworthy, which, in turn, will most definitely increase its price, so I'm buying some more before the price skyrockets.
Hopefully, this will make BTC more trustworthy, which, in turn, will most definitely increase its price, so I'm buying some more before the price skyrockets.
yes you are right I see those who spread the bad news about cryptocurrency they actually want to make traders panic and in the end there will be a lot of people who become scared and finally sell their assets at a very cheap price.
I'm not going to let them get their 30 Pieces of Silver from their masters: I rarely panic, so they're going to have to try real hard!
But I'm nearly sure they can't scare the good people hanging out here. Nice try!Tough decision: BTC is riskier, but you know, "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush," so while my heart cries "Bitcoin," my mind keeps saying "Property."
I'd invest like 80% into Property, while 20% into BTC. Something like that, I guess.
I'd invest like 80% into Property, while 20% into BTC. Something like that, I guess.
I guess it makes sense: profitability of BTC is a lot higher than that of Property, so they should bring about the same income
It might not be the best time, but it's definitely reasonably good. However, you should keep in mind that waiting for the bull to come might take a little longer than most speculations go around here. Just buy and relax, IMHO.
Why do you say the crime rate is increasing? It is actually been decreasing over the years.
Absolutely! Go guys check the history of Middle Ages, for example, or even mid-1950ies with KKK and the like raging around, and you might see it all differently.
No, I do not think that way. First, governments need money to build roads, schools and hospitals. One way to get that money is to tax businesses and people. When you leave in developed countries, you know that the quality of the infrastructures is good. People in poor countries will not be able to say the same. It is a fact. Infrastructures in those countries are really bad and even some do not have decent hospitals. There, governments do not earn enough tax money. For that reason, the quality of public service is a shame. Secondly, taxation helps us build a better society. Not everybody is rich. Well, wealthy people can help others by paying some extra taxes. All this is good, biblical and wise. I see nothing wrong with the system.
What you say makes sense. Thanks!
Hello Everyone
I'd like to share some trading tips for beginners.
When I start investing on cryptocurrencies I only use few dollars.First time I have invested 0.008btc (6400ETN)on Electroneum ICO.And when electroneum gets listed on cryptopia I sell my ETN at 0.00001200sat each ( 0.0768BTC) My money was doubled many times over.So after I sold my 6400ETN at 0.0768BTC I bought some undervalued coins like XLM,XVG,XBY,DGB.I diversify my porffolio for each of them.So far I have earn a lot from these coins multiples times.I bought XLM at 300sats,XBY at 250sats,XVG at 200sats and DGB at 150sats.See much profit I get now.But I'll suggests it's safer for beginners to hodl.Buy and Hodl.I hope my tips could help for beginners.
Thank You,
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qmclak
I'd like to share some trading tips for beginners.
When I start investing on cryptocurrencies I only use few dollars.First time I have invested 0.008btc (6400ETN)on Electroneum ICO.And when electroneum gets listed on cryptopia I sell my ETN at 0.00001200sat each ( 0.0768BTC) My money was doubled many times over.So after I sold my 6400ETN at 0.0768BTC I bought some undervalued coins like XLM,XVG,XBY,DGB.I diversify my porffolio for each of them.So far I have earn a lot from these coins multiples times.I bought XLM at 300sats,XBY at 250sats,XVG at 200sats and DGB at 150sats.See much profit I get now.But I'll suggests it's safer for beginners to hodl.Buy and Hodl.I hope my tips could help for beginners.
Thank You,
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qmclak
Thanks for the useful info!